Swedish circles deny that any pressure is being applied on the Finnish Government to accept these terms, either from the Swedish or German side.
"Telephone communication between Stockholm and a number of foreign capitals, including London, which was interrupted at the Swedish end last night, was restored just before midnight, Calls from London, however, were again refused by Stockholm this morning. The official explanation for the decision temporarily to suspend telephone calls for the press is that non-British journalist sent an inaccurate report yesterday.
In Copenhagen, Reuter was told that calls to Stockholm had stopped "because the Government don't want sensational rumours published about the situation." The word "situation" is assumed to refer to rumours of Swedish mediation in Finland—
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