Bangkok, Sept. 22.
Should France continue to fail to show more sincerity towards Thai land's demands to France, the Bangkok Government may unilaterally abrogate its non-aggression pact with France, the Premier of Thai warned before the People's Assembly during its closing session yesterday.
Treaties of amity between Thailand and Japan and Thailand and Britain, the Premier stressed, were duly ratified, bringing about friendly relations with these countries, but the Franco-Thgiland non-aggression pact has not been ratified, due to the unexpected changes in the international situation.
To the great regret of the Thailand Government, the Premier declared, the French Government had turned down a three-point demand presented by the Thailand Government regarding the cession to Thai of certain French Indo-China territory.
"Although there still is room for negotiations, Thailand will have no alternative but abrogation of its nonaggression agreement with France if the latter shows no more sincerity regarding our demands."—Domei Youth Movement in
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