Both Rumania and Hungary are reported to have called men to colours and to be moving a large number of troops towards Ruthenia. It is estimated that about 100,000 ad-
German Press Campaign ditional troops are being sent to Rumania's and the Ruthenian border, Berlin, Mar. 20.
Germany is resolved to increase he: armed forces, and may even denouni the British naval treaty limiting Germany's naval strength to 35 per cent. of that of Great Britain.
This is clear from press comments on the international situation which ated that Germany would not tate to abandon the naval limitations agreement, if Britain "does not respect Germany's vital interests in south-east Europe."
"Pressure on others will be asserted y strengthening Germany's armed says the "Frankfurter tung.
The naval agreement was discussed the conferences between Herr and German Ministers last Reuter learns. Nothing seems to have been definitely decided.
it is realized that if the Gove: ment denounced the agreement, it would be impossible to build up Ger fleet beyond the limits defined therein, while the Fuehrer is iso believed to favour an increase of the air force.—Reuter. while Hungarian troops concentrated at Munkacevo have been heavily re-infareed.
The Rumanian frontier is now strongly guarded, and all frontier posts have been reinforced, says a message from Sigheb. Hungarian regulars have occupied a post on the Ruthenian side of the frontier.
Many refugees from the Carpatho-Ukraine are being cared for by the Rumanian military authorities, and are being sent into the interior. Refugees of Ukrainian, Galician or Russian origin have been temporarily placed in a concentration camp.
The Ukrainian Guard, which yesterday crossed the River Tisza into Rumania, has been sent back over the frontier.
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