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H.S.M.S Sukhothai was built from budget saving of the Royal Siamese Navy and on additional
allocation graciously granted by H.M. King Prajadhipok. The ship was a light gun boat used for
safeguarding Siamese waters.

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Prince Chandaburi was appointed President of the Financial Council to control the national
budget, to examine all government activities with the aim to reduce expenditure wherever
possible, to submit necessary recommendations to the King and to act on problems referred
to by the King.

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Bangkok had been the capital of the Kingdom for 150 years in 1932. To commemorate the
occasion, the city joyously celebrated, the monarchy was blessed and religious ceremonies were
held. Graditude to its founder was expressed through the erection of his statue and the con-
struction of the Memorial Bridge linking Bangkok and Dhonburi.

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Dr. Francis B. Sayre, an American employed as legal advisor to the King, submitted his views on
the King's queries known as "Problems of Siam" and presented an "Outline of Preliminary Draft"
of constitution consisting of 12 articles.

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After his trip to U.S.A., the King assigned the task of drafting the constitution to Phraya Srivi-
sarnvaja, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Mr. R.B. Stevens, Advisor to the
foreign Office. The draft entitled "An Outline of Changes in the Forms of Government"
was completed on 9 March 1932. The King's wish had not yet been realized when a Coup d'Etat
broke out on 24 June 1932.

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