Bulgorla will not depart from her avowed policy of strict neutrality, declared M. Popoff, Foreign Minister, in the Bulgarian Parliament yesterday.
He emphasized that there are no current causes requiring a change in the neutrality policy which has been clearly enunciated, "His statement was made during a debate on the budget In which a former Minister had stated that the Bulgarian people had a right to ask the Government to clarity its foreign polley because they would defend Bulgaria with money and M,. Popoff also referred apparently to propaganda of Bulgarian left-wing elements favouring closer co-opera tion with Russia. He said the Bulgarian Government. was resolutely determined not to listen either to right or left outside the National Assembly.
It. is "strongly rumoured in the Soviet Legation in Sofia that changes 'Ju personnel are imminent,, Colonel Masaloff, new Military' Attache, arrived ' recently, -In view of the Feeent increase in Communist pro~ paganda in Bulgaria such changes are believed to.be impending—Reuter.
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