London, Feb. 6.
German preparations, both dipplomatic and military, to invade Bul-i tinue at an ever-increasing the diplomatic correspond-anting y occur at any to suppose spring.
If Germany moves the correspondent continues, n will have another active ally, has made quite clear that such a move will not be tolerated.
In London, it hoped that Bulgaria w German attempt to enslave such hopes are not b y very secure foun states. Bul-gona has the examples of Rumania and Greece, it is for her to Whichever path she chooses, her unhappy land is now almost certain to become a battleüeld—perhaps one on which the e decided, the correspond-he European situation is cha terized as calm before the states the No information on yesterday's French Cabinet meeting has been forthcoming. The Toulon radio mere: ly said that "it was very important!
Meanwhile, Admiral Darlan, Vichy Navy Minis! probably return io Paris this morning, according to well-informed circles in Vichy quoted by the Swiss radio.
While the Vichy Cabinet was meeting to hear'Admiral Darlan's report of his parley with the Germans in Paris, German pressure was again applied through the voice of the Stuttgart radio. In a broadcast in French a German announcer expressed himself pessimistically about the chances of an improved understanding between Vichy and Berlin.
"If the position rem: is as at present or changes for the arse, as it seems likely to do, Germany will have to be on her guard," he intimating that more severe terms may be imposed on France.—Reuter.
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