Bangkok, Mar. 13.
Declaring that the terms of media. tion in the Thal-French Indo-China verder conflict "meet with the satis. faction of the entire Thai Nation," the Council of Ministers last night Issued a statement urging the people to display Japanese and. Thai flags for three days beginning yesterday French Outburst Against Japan Saigon, Mar, 32!
AN! French quarters and the local press ioday unused a bitter outburst Bgainst the Japanese for foreing Indo China to code terstonies to Thailand tinder the peace agreement signed in French offcialiom also. was not spared from the verbal Tashings. Prench' press strongly attacked ths Tapanese news aeneY for releasing iva was alleged fo be false Informa tion' rereeling Indo-China and' the peace' negotiations. in. Tokyo.
{At the same time, the press blamed French ofeais or not having. pubs Iishea suifleient information regard ing the true course. the "Tokyo. ne-foliations were taking.
The Japanese have heated Indo-Chinas Breaking their promises fndo-China "white "Indo-China hat keept her promises made to Japan. Frenchmen so.
"The Japanese in September pro: ised to protect the integrity of Indo China but, intend, encouraged. the Thais to" rob Indo-China" they "Japan said they added, "that she would mediate in this war which she treated but, instead. she shamelessly Sua unneutrally supported the "as Japan's reward for playing. with Thailand against Indo-China wilt soon appear and. it will not. be. smal French quarters said, French nationals charged that the so-called ""diplomatic. victory" Sapan was not a diplomatic. victory but a victory. gained "through our hingness. combined. with a threat of armed. force"
The same French quarters added that when the Japanese rewards for her medision would be revealed, the ferme undoubtedly. would disclose that the "victory" had brought Jap 2 step neater her southward expan-Sion alme.
"The French resent this peace, but we could not fight because we lake Thaterials.and_ cops, Wo were. not fighting the 'Thais' only, Out. That farmier equipped with "Japanese materials, Japanese planes an Japa tee advisers" French circles mented.
"Even when we were "fghti, nearly 100 Japanese bombers flew
the Thal against ws" they alleged. Hako rom ional fa order f hep "rhe Thais" they added, "would not have started this ae' without Japanese support. Every Peenchm imusteondomn Japan for this lek United Press.
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