Roumania, Yugoslavia, Turkey and Portugal May Follow Tokyo. Nov. 29.
Hungary's adherence to the anti-Comintern Pact will be announced in the very.near future.. Domei learned to-day from informed for n quarters here. This move was linked with recent strengthenjny of friendly ties between Hungary and Italy.
Poland, although sympathetic towards an "international anti-Red front, is expected to delay her formal adherence to the accord in view of her complex relations with Soviet Russia, Other Powers regarded by these quarters as likely to announce their support of the tripartite agreement were Roumania. Yugoslavia, Turkey and Portugal.
Conclusion of the anti-Communist accord will be marked at a luncheon to be given by the Japanese Premier.
Prince Konoye, on Nov, 32 to Dr.
Herbert von Dirksen and Signor Giacinto Aurlti. respectively German and Italian Ambassadors. Others guests will include members of the
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