Berlin, Jan 13.
The tedium of the long wait was Veved by a snowball fight, Detween Finnish military police and British and American journalists from nei bouring trenches, the statements of Russian prisoners. Russia is exper fencing serious. transport dimicullies Supplies for both the front and Leningrad are being held up. During the past two weeks, there have been ten railway accidents between. Lei ingram and the Karelian isthmus, it reported. Only three of the many Tines to Leningrad are believed to be Finnish Alr-Rala Casualties London, Jan. 13.
Finnish casualties n Russian air rads from the beg! of the war fo January 9 totalled 234 killes, 260 seriously wounded, and 210 slight. ly wounded, aecordi ing to an nouncement by the Finn in London, In Helsink! and other defended towns, it is added, anti-air~ craft measures are proving very effective, thanks mainly to frstaclass Swedish anti-aircraft guns—Reuter.
Thiree Red Planes Downed Stockholm, Jan. 13.
Three Russian planes were shot down by Finnish anti-aircraft. guns Guring yesterday's air raid on Aabo, according to {elephonic dispatches from Aabo today. No one was killed but many were wounded. One woman was seriously Injured, The Russian bombs, many incendiary, fell Inthe centre of the city Where several houses were damaged and we buildings" burned to ground, the dispatches revealed. The Russian raiders bombed many Finn receiving treatment in military hospitas in Britain, it was learned last ight, The patients were engaged in raids along the Maginot Line when they were injured by grenade splinters, it was understood—Unitea Press,
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