'The French Cabinet meeting under latarshal Petain yesterday lasted two hours, states a communique issued after' the session, according to the German om cial news agency.
"Admiral Darlan reported on the conversations which he had in Paris during the last few days," says the statement. "Subsequently" the Min" sters deliberated on general policy. tomatic and' military, to invade Bul-rman preparations, both dip~
Yorla continue. at_an_over-increasing pace, says the diplomatic correspond-Ent of the "News-Chronicle"
'Signs, he declares, ave not, wanting tnat"on_invasion. may occur at any time. "There is no reason. 10 suppose that' ie will be" delayed "until the Tit Germany moves into. Bulgari tne" correspondent continu Bitiain will have another for Turley has made quite clear that Sten a move will not be tolerated.
in_London, iti naturally hoped hat Bulgari wilt resist any German Stlempt 40 enslave the country, but Such hopes are not built on any very Secure foundation, he states." Bul fana hav the examples of Rumania Gnd Greece, and it is for her choose her own destiny. "Whichever path one chooses, her tnbappy land ENnow simest certain to become a Datileieldperhape one on which the war will be decided, the correspond ent, adele-—United Press.
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