London, Mar. 18.
the Greek Commander-in-Chief, Lieutenant-General Al~ ex ander Papagos is to be made an honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Military Division of the Order of the British Empire, ét was announced here last night—Reuter, Athens, Mar. 19.
Press circles here yesterday expressed belief that Germany demanded that Yugoslavia allow free passage of German merchandise to Rumania, establishment of German hospitals in Yugoslavia and free passage of Ger= man war wounded across Yugoslavia.
The same circles said they believed that Yugoslavia would accept the: terms and added that ff could be assumed that the demands also in-eluded passage of munitions to Bul-aria so that Rumanian eallways could be used exclusively for troop movements, "it was reported here that mobil= zation was continuing in, Yugoslavia, and informed sources said they. be-Heved st would be extremely. diicult for Yugoslavia to maintain her integrity, YugoslavionGermnan pact will be signed in the near future, It was be-oved:—United Press. of the world, It appears that the Sapanese have four vessels under construction which are rather larger than pocket battleships but con siderably smaller than the existing The United States Navy is building six battlecrulsers. No details of these have been made known.
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