"Now it is the turn of Finland to peattaacked. by the power ith. whim Germany made an unholy: pact," he said. "Finland today is fight: 8 against force and unscrupulous violence just as we are ourselves. We are fighting for the same thing, for liberty and justice. Finland's mar vellous successes fill us with admiration for her heroism: That gallant people can rest assured that our res. Ponse to the resolution passed by the League of Nations will not be a mere formality.
Mr. Chambarlain next referred to Turkey and the terrible disasters which have struck that country dur-sidered by all three of us together.'
This Anglo-French collaboration in humanitarian efforts "is another reveal itself to be so precious "that hen the war is over neither will dropped from Russian planes—all captured by the Finns a few days previously.
The Finnish radio last night urged the Soviet people to abandon their Government and put an end to Communism. The Soviet regime, it declared, were traitors to the working class, and Comintern chiefs were the ouse of their misfortunes.
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