succesor.
          c.  Ultimate establishment of friendship with the Partisans.
          d.  Complete support to a Federal Yugoslavia, to which Bosnia would be added as
                the fourth unit, independent of both Zaegreb and Belgrade.
     3.  Neither the King nor the British Foreign Office has been contacted by this group as yet;
such steps, however, are planned to be taken very soon.  They are afraid that more radical
concessions to Tito will be insisted upon by the Britsh, but the group is not ready at the present
time to accept persons appointed by Tito into the new government.  They feel that because
cabinet members accompanied the King to London, there will be significant changes in the
immediate future.  Purich, Cicin Saint, and Milecevic are among the members who met with him. 
Serbs in London no longer represent the King's marriage."
 
                                        William J. Donovan
                                             Director