Belgrade, Mar. 11.
HE Yugoslav Foreign Minister, M. Alexander Cinear-Markovitch, is expected to leave for Vienna at any moment to sign end ship pact between Yugoslavia and the Axis Powers. Some reports say he has already left.
The pact may be signed today.
Meanwhile, Yugoslavia continues to troops on a considerable scale.
'Bulgarian newspapers are daily becoming more revisionist in tone, General Zhekoff, former Chief of: the Bulgarian General Staff, said to Bulgarian' students yesterday: "We live in stim times, after which will come the realization of our national ideals." His statement and the revisionist claims of the Bulgarian press are widely published in Yugoslavian papers—Reuter.
Belgrade, Mar, 11, 'Usually well informed sources yesterday said they expected M. Dragisa Cvetkoviteh, Yugoslavian "Premier and Dr. Alexander Cinear-Markoviteh, Foreign Minister to go to Berlin on 'Tuesday to sign' a Yugoslavian-German pact of friendship and nonaggression, They would travel in a special German plane which was to have arrived from Berlin late yester~ day, it was said-—United Press.
Polish,. Belgian, Dutch and Nor-Hwegian Ministers arrived here from [Sofia yesterday.
Reports from Sofa said that Mr. Rendel with 60 members of the British colony, took a train last night from Sofia, after Mr, Rendel_ officially had. tumed over to Mr, George Earle, American Minister io Sot interests in Bulgaria,
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