Berlin, Feb. 27, Floods in Yugoslavia are incre: ing, says an official German agency message, Both portions of Belgrade lying along the river Save are again under water, A lake covering a very large area of land has formed in the Mon-astir region in southern districts, There have also been considerable landslides, and traffic on a stretch of the railway between Belgrade and Katichev has been interrupted by a complete blocking of a tunnel.
The south Serbian line from Skoplac to Ochrid has also had to be closed, A landslide has occurred nora Nisch and several houses in the village of Vukmanove have been butried,—
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Off for London New York, Feb, 27, Mr. John G, Winant, the new United States Ambassador to Great Britain, has left by clipper for Lisbon en route to London, In a statement made before leaving, Mr, Winant said that he and Presi dent Roosevelt were in agreement on the policy of material aid to Britain, and that he would do his best to carry through that policy, "Whatever is done must depend on whatever the American people make it possible to do in the weeks and months ahead. We all know what England is doing and we recognize the gallantry, sacrifice and unity of Per people under the leadership of Mr. Churchill."—Reuter.
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