SOVIET AND FINLAND
SITUATION REMAINS CRITICAL.
[BY CABLE —PKEBS ASSN. —COPYBIGHT.]
LONDON, October 31.
The.JSQ.viet/radio lias. launched' the first attack on Finland, declaring that industry in Finland is disorganised and that the unemployed vainly seek help from an inefficient Government. From Helsinki it is reported that the Government has requested evacuees not to return until further notice, as “the critical situation is unchanged.’ DELEGATION EN ROUTE ... HELSINKI, October 31. TH 6 Flrihisb'delegatidn left, en route to Moscow,' to-night. . STALEMATE. EXPECTED. (Received November'l, I'P.m.) vi/wf - HELSINKI/ October 31. ..Though " the'' Foreign Office spokesman’ the,.opinion that ..an agreement with the Soviet is still possible, there is a strong feeling in political circles that. a stalemate is impending. ’ , -■ It-is officially denied that Finland has invited a third Power to arbitrate in the difference.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 November 1939, Page 8
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