London, Jan. 17.
Sweden is still as calm as ever despite veiled Soviet threats against the Scandinavian countries, diploma-tie sources here understand. Sweden knows she would not have to fight alone against either Russia or Germany.
Although the situation would become really serious if Germany officially supported Soviet threats, Allied circles are confident that Sweden will continue to lend the Finns moral and material support If Germany does actively support Russia, Britain and France are determined to give full support to the Military experts consider the mass air attacks of the Reds are the greatest danger threatening Finland, whose anti-aircraft defence is still far from adequate. The Allies and Swedes are doing their utmost to remedy this but transports are slow. Despite manifestations of sympathy from Italy to Finland, active help from that source is very scarce. and though help from the United States is certain, it is unknown how long it will take before it becomes effec-
A general German offensive directed especially at Great Britain is due either during this winter or else in spring at the latest, the Berlin correspondent of the influential" Berlingske Tidende" reported today. He added, dealing with the Low Countries, that many German quarters in Berlin believed today that an attack against Belgium and the Netherlands
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