British firms have arranged to send between twenty and fifty planes to Finland to aid in repelling the Soviet invasion, it was learned last night. Some of the British planes are already en route to Finland, it is understood. Although there has been no indication of how the planes are being delivered, it is pointed out that Finland is within the range of flight of some of the planes. Some of the fast fighters with shorter flight limits. will probably have to be transported by ship at least for part of the distance. The British convoy system, it was recalled, has worked well in me North Sea thus far. Many Brilish-built warplanes already are in service with the Finnish air force, including the same type high speed bombers which the Royal Air Force is now using—United Press.
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