New York, Dec. 2.
"The United States should immediately withdraw her recognition snd sever all relations with Soviet Russia," declares a front page led ing article in Hearst newspapers today. The article denounces Rus. sia's "barbaric assault" on Finland as "an unspeakable crime."—Reuter. rifles. Some started searching buses as apparently they had no idea of what had happened.
At 11 o'clock the pecial Municipality" force left, some of them in leaving the scene to the East Surreys and the Police.
The British soldier and the civilian who were seized meantime had been taken to 13 Jessfield Road. There Major B. H. Ashmore, Brigade Major ish Forces; Major Hunt, Liaison Officer, Mr. R, W, York, Assistant Commissioner of Police.and other officials went to secure their release. At the same time members of the East Surreys took up position in a hall-circle "covering" ihe entrance, oe Princess Louise Dies London, Dec, 3, Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, died at Kensington Palace today at the age of 91 after an illness of many months, Princess Louise was tht eldest sui ving child of Queen Victoria and the first English Princess to marry a commoner.—Reuter, R.A.F. Raid Heligoland Berlin, Dec, 3, A British air raid on Heligoland ig announced here.
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