The British acknowledgement therefore, is likely to make certain reservations about the acceptance of this explanation and say" that, while noting the Japanese interpretation of the incident, the British Government refers to rely on its own report, is stressed, however, that any forecast of the nature of the British Jacknowledgement can only be con fectural at this stage, as Mr. Eden Res mot yet had time' to consider it fully.
Meanwhile, it is learned in official Jeireles that the British Government notes with satisfaction. that Japan's apologies and other statements refzarding the Wuhu Incident, cover the Stiacks on. merchantmen aswell Jon. warships.
While the British version of the Incident differs. from' the Japanese, the British Government is said. appreciate the measures to be taken [bythe Japanese Government regard-ug the punishment of the officers responsible, and is glad to note that full" guarantees are offered against the possibility of future attacks.
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