Tokyo, Oct. 6.
The mounting tide of anti-Japanese and pro-British climations.. in closely watched by the "Nichi-Nichi" Bangkok pondent declared today. He> said that it was known that pro-Jai panese officials were being viciously after attacked for their stand, as: Britain increased her efforts to wean' Thal land away from the stand of strict neutrality which Premier Pibul Songgram repeatedly had proclaimed.
As an example, the. "Nichi-Nichi™ correspondent pointed' out, carted attack was made against the Director-General of Commerce, Nai Vanich d" bur said nothing more.
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