The British argument will be based on previous Japanese official Geclarations in which was pointed out the good and conciliatory attitude of the Japanese Government towards Great Britain.
If Tokyo decides to grant reparations for a certain number of cases-fifteen at least, it is understood-London will consider this as a proof of good-will and will accept to pursue and widen negotiations.
It is hoped here that Japan will give satisfaction in her reply to the British requests," thus permitting a strengthening of the relations between the two countries.—Havas.
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