The Premier then gave a list of the material promised, and that already sent Finland was promised 152 aeroplanes, and 101 were sent, he said. Two hundred and twenty-three guns were promised, and 114 were sent. In ammunition, 297200 shells were promised, and 185,000 were sent. One hundred Vicker' guns were promised and all sent; (Continued on page 8, col. 4) permitted im the Russo-Finnish war. Germany, however, did not object to the passage of Allied war materials and volunteers across the Scandinavian countries, he said. He denied that the Soviet Union had requested free port rights in the Gulf of Bothnia.
Denying charges of the foreign press that Sweden had deserted and refused aid to Finland, the spokesman stated that no other foreign aid had reached Finland during the first month and one-half of the war except from Sweden.
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