Budapest, Mar. 11.
Any Yugoslav move toward a friendship or non-aggression pact with Germany probably would be postponed until the coming week-end to enable Prince Paul, Regent of Yugoslavia, and the Yugoslav Government to consolidate their countzy's internal position, said advices today from Belgrade.
Some reports mentioned that there had been further calling up of Yugoslavs, but it was learned that these moves chiefly involved regular spring registrations of troops. Most of the registered men then would be sent to farm lands to prepare spring crops. The Yugoslav moves, however, were now being followed intensely in Rumania.—United Press.
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