Friendship With All States Emphasized Tokyo, Apr. 11 Rumours that Siam was about to enter into an alliance with Great Bri-
The pallbearers were "W. Murray, E. Ross, M. Ross, M. Liang, E. A. Machado, C. Digmanese and M. Vianna. Among those sending flowers were:— inj Mamy, Yuare, Amy, Arthur and and Alfredo: Carlos, Serena, Helen. Sunny and Vi; Hetty, Joe, Fe and Willie; Johnny Nine, Linda an 4 Ca. Ltd. Accounts Depart. ghai Electri Constructi tain against Japan were vigorously denied here today by the Siamese minister, Mr. Phya Sri Sena.
Referring to a statement made by the Siamese Legation on April 5, and broadcast address of the Siamese Foreign Minister on March 20 last, the minister emphasized that the principle of Siamese foreign policy was to maintain friendship with all nations alike.
The envoy added that Siam has no political secrets and that all her treaties are published—Trans-Ocean.
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