The increase in British resources and the growing range and affective: ness of British military" power are determining factors which have ready powerfully affected the balance forces in the Balkans, and which there as elsewhere will prove deci sive.
"American interest in the Balkans is equally unconceated, and the visit of Colonel Donovan is regarded. as having special significance at the mo= mont.
"The British and American determination that the Axis shall be defeated are vital factors in any assess ment vf Balkan prospects, just as they are a vital condition of future frecdom for the Balkans," "The Times" concludes.—Reuter.
London, Jan, 21.
'A now submarine named Sokol replace the famous Polish submarine Orzel has been launched "somewhere "Old School Tie" in the north." Gen. Sikorski, Polish Premier and Commander-in-Chief Controversy virtues of the British sailor. The Orzel escaped from Gdynia and reached Britain after a month of hai [breadth escapes. It was later "presumed lost."—Reuter New Zealand Pilots
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