Some fon imu quarters interpreted the Premier's statement as a warning to Britain. America and Javan. that Whatever the outcome of Washington talks, Thailand w: ned to defend her sovereignty threats, The Bangkok radio, immediately following publication of the Premier's statement. said that it believed Britain and Japan did not have agares-we intentions against Thailand.
The radio said that the Javanese-'Thai frosty of amity was the same ar ai non-ageressinn pact radio warned the veovalvement in war, to kerosene lamps and fill water con-reiners in the event war requires cut-tine off public utilities, Authoritative sources said that orovincial, authorities were ordered to instruct the people ín methods to combat Invasion. including carrying nut sabotage behind enemy linas and destruction of all establishments and supplies which might be useful to the enemy.—United Press.
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