The Archive · 1940

Some Compensation Paid

On December 4, Admiral Nomura handed Mr. Grew an official note sting the cases recognized by the Japanese Government as valid and, therefore, subject to compensation. /Several cases have already been settled, the Foreign Office announced.

Citing cases where neutrals had been refused indemnity by the United States Government, for damage sustained following ' action by the Jarmed forces of the United States, such as in the bombardment of Vera Criz, Mexico, the Japanese JGovernment was understood in its Jnote to have declined to recognize numerous American claims—Domel.

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