Belgrade, Mar. 16, After months of the Nazi war of nerves against Yugoslavia it appears certain that Yugoslavia will © not sign the three-power pact but will maintain the strictest neutrality.
All rumours of an ultimatum or of Yugoslav capitulation to any ultimatum can be excluded, The maximum concession to Germany will be the signature of a non-aggression pact including a clause definitely stating that Yugoslavia wilt resist all attack from: whatever side they may The Yugoslav Prime Minister and Foreign Minister have no reason repeat the journey to see Hitl which they made in February unless Germany is ready to accept the noti aggression pact which Yugoslavia offered after rejecting the concrete proposals made by Hitler at Berchtesgaden—since repeated in write ing twice in a different form—in connection with his "New Order in Europe,"
The attitude of the Yugoslav public who are naturally able to express their preferences more freely than the members of Government, betrays some impatience. However, it seems that the line which the Government has adopted is consonant with the interests of the country and not incompatible with the popular wishes,—Reuter;
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