Moscow, Nov. 15.
British and French pressure caused the suspension of Soviet-Finnish negotiations early this week, the "Red Star," the organ of the Red Army, charged yesterday.
Although the Soviet press continued to ignore the departure of the Finnish delegation for Helsingski on Monday, a long article was published on Monday describing conditions is Finland, for the first time notifying the Soviet public of the tense situation existing between Finland and Russi:
"Red Star" said that the ish and French had rejected the Long before the date of expiry, contributions and subscriptions to a. 50,000,000-marks national defence loan today met the Government's requirements and even exceeded them. It Was estimated that the subscription actually totals 100,000,000 marks. Contrary to Soviet reports, the announcement that the Finnish delegation was returning from Moscow had no upsetting effect on the population, which remains calm and. confident. tion in order to prolong the war and draw in the Scandinavian countries.
Anglo-French-Turkish Pact,"
paper continued, "as well as the lifting of the American embargo, has inspired the Anglo-French warmongers with new hopes. Allied diplomacy now seeks to control the Dardanelles and organize a Balkan bloc to extend the Western conflagration to the Balkans and make the war universal."—United Press.
Many people who were asked to evacuate Helsinki some time ago have returned since, and the authorities have had to request them once again to leave.—Havas.
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