Made from a prescription by the George: of Greece, now likely. to visit South invitation of Field fan Smuts, Prime Minister of the Uaion of South Africa, writes Renter's Giplomatic correspondent, He will be accompanied ey the Crown Prince and zna the Prime Minister of Greece; and several members of the Greek Government, Tt is likely that the Crown Prince and Princess will remain in South Africa for the present, upy Tt is not known hów long the King
South. Africa, but it is probable that and the Prime Minister, will they will visit England at some füture date to consult British and Allied governments, Naturally the King ill make it his prime task of atténdg to the training, equipment and expansion of the Greek armed forces, Many Forces Saved As is already known, at: least half the Hellenic, navy. survived the Battle of Greece and is now acting in ce-operation with the}: Mediter-/ ranean Fleet, A considerable number of Greek Army personnel also escaped, and a Greek lend. forte, of some size: is being i from escaped troops and units mud from the Greek colony in Egypt.
Meanwhile, the Greek-Ministers of War and Marine are remaining in the Middle. East with. the Greek forces—Reuter.
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