Japanese official quarters today continued to maintain silence concerning warnings from Washington and London regarding Thailand other than the admission made recently by Mr. Koh Ishii, spokesman forthe Cabinet Information Boa t the ABED Powers were al ing to encircle Japan. Certain well-informed quarters, however, said that since Japan has repeatedly declared that her policies toward Thailand are peaceful, it was unlikely that any Government statement would be forthcom-in fine "Kokumin Shimbun," assertin thet Anglo-American insinuations tha: Japan was menacing Thafland's independence constituted "too serious a acmic Warfare, are a good matter to be ignored in silence," rumours and false reports" bination. Having forced the Naz [use ersatz products we can Urged the Government to "break Government bomb the factories where imp Aumerisin er JOVE. ersatz products are made."
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