After commenting that the rear differences between the two countries during this period had been overlaid by a mass of misunderstandings and misrepresentations, the British Ambs sador stated that' the truth would finally come out. Already, he stated. there was growing up in each country an understanding of the extent 10 which the actions of the other nation had been misrepresented.
That ditfeult, thorny questions stilt remained tu be seitied no one was better aware of than Mr. Arita and the speaker, the British Ambassador stated.
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