London, Oct. 19.
'The Soviet Government is urgently requesting M. Passikivi, the head of the Finnish "mission, to return to Moscow, according' to the Rome radio." After talks with Soviet leaders, Int. Passikivi recently returned to Helsinki to report to his Government regarding the demands made by Russia on Finland—Rewter, Stockholm, Oct. 19, 'The meeting of the Scandinavian rulers to discuss possible mediation in the European' war awaits. the arrival of Dr. Sven Hedin, well Known Far' Eastern' explorer, "Who has been In Berlin conferring. with Chance adler "ana Here Minister.
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"There was a. growing desire here for all Seandinavions "of the. eon ference to alseuss mediation in the European' wat, although. no" sug tionsot' the beice which might be ofered for" peace were suggested Which the Ailes might accept "The streets of Stockholm. were ined with Mags today and the dole: gates from 'Finland were he: center Or "interest, All the. visitors" were fests at King "Gustav's palace, 'Meanwhile, at Mimo. Di' Sven Hedin" fold ihe. prest his visit Berlin was entirely private, although "trusted the outcome. would be Beneficial to the entire Swedish: nee tian fe sai he was unable 0 dsc fuss the nature of the. contents the Berlin talks—United Press,
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