NAZIS & BULGARIA

Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 January 1941, Page 5

NAZIS & BULGARIA

ALLEGED ULTIMATUM EARLY ENTRY OF TROOPS. AN AMERICAN REPORT. iby Telegraph—J'Trss Assoelnlior. Copyri.it hb 'Received This Day. 9.10 a.m,) NEW YORK. January (>. According to private advices the United Press has received in New York German troops will march into Bulgaria shortly, as the result of an ultimatum Herr ven Ribbentrop handed Professor Fih’R on Saturday and which Professor Filoif accepted. ELAT DENIAL ISSUED IN BULGARIAN CAPITAL. NO GERMAN DEMANDS MADE ‘ HReotved Tilts Day. 9 10 a.m.) SOFIA, January fi j A very high ollichil source denied] that Pt "ft sor Fthdl had yet seen Hcrri v.m Ribbentrop, adding; “It is absol- ' .itciy false Hud Germany has sent :ur ultimatum nr made demands on Bui-; gari.t. either through PrMcssijr LM' a- .my other channel.’’ BERLIN ALSO ILPGRTS CALLED RIDICULOUS ’ RecHVed This D.-.y, 9 10 a.m ! BERLIN, January t] ' An authorised wns.i'MKi!' replied '■ hat he had :. » knowledge of report.'.: h ’ Germany was planning occuj ath.»n ' f Bulgaria U! d ..Bo JU'» knowledge 6, re|-ir'.ed meeimg between Profesroi M«:M and Herr von Ribbentrop. Well-; .f i med ciretf- stated that Belgrade :• vju-rts that the nceu; atlon was retd : ... j.,-. were ridiculous