Washington, Jan. 16.
President Roosevelt informed Congressional leaders yesterday that he would send a communication to Con-ress shortly on the extending of aid to Finland.
It is predicted that President Roosevelt will advise Congress that any United States' assistance to Finland should be confined to non-military assistance.
A Senate authority stated that President Roosevelt would discuss the question of an additional loan to Finland, through the Export and Import Bank, for non-military purchases in the United States—Reuter.
With "appropriate religious cere-many according to orthodox Russian custom the Fur Palace, 67 Nanking Road, an important new fur store, was opened yesterday afternoon. Two hundred guests attended the reception given by the proprietor, Mr. G. Kapustin, who is known as the "Fur King of the Far East" from his worldwide dealings in valuable skins. At a conservative estimate the exhibition of choice furs on display in the show windows yesterday afternoon were valued at $200,000,
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