Rome, Aug. 28.
"It fs not a mere episode but an important' event. revealing Great Britain's dificult position," writes "La Stampa," commenting on. the wounding of the British Ambassador.
The paper believes "the Incident will not have important consequences "nothing can arrest Japan except {oree of arms,_and London Ig apparently not willing 10 attempt the Fiske of a military expedition."
The paper concludes by underlining importance of the alleged capture (of Kalgan by the Japanese "it con= Siderably "reduces the possibility of direct assistance from" the Soviet
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