Stockholm, Dec. 6. es on the east coast of Sweden were blacked out and a large mine field was laid between Sweden. fic Aaland Islands as the Red Army continued its into Finland.
mobilization of Swedish forces, in addition to strengthig defence positions on the Finnish frontier, will result in concentrations of troops on Sweden's southern coast over-the Kattegat, it was learned last night.
On the east coast will be summoned to increase the personnel of the artillery sections of newspapers. was no tolling of church bells hen classes were summoned in Agriculture, M. K, Bramstorp. M. Sandler, however, is expected to represent Sweden at the meeting of the Oslo Powers on Thursday.—United mber at the inception of the p war, Rickard Sandler, who has been bitter attack in the German ess. The Premiers action was as a move to appease both and Russia since the Ger-outburst against the Foreign was believed to have been from' Moscow.
Strong Sympathy for Finns Stockholm, Dee. 5.
Swedish sympathy for war-ridden Finland is clearly demonstrated in all classes of the population and while the Royal Family today contributed 26,000 crowns to a fund for the Finnish Red Cross, industrialists and other private individuals rallied to offer 1,000,000 crowns to equip a volunteer corps.
Finnish refugees, reports from all frontier cities stated, are welcomed by all Swedes. The few Communists remaining in Sweden are treated with contempt.
Student and labour organizations have held many meetings in recent days and with unanimity have voted resolutions expressing their readiness to make every sacrifice for their country and voicing confidence in Finland's cause, Since Soviet Russia does not recognize the Risto Ryti Government of Finland, she cannot agree to have the Swedish Minister in Moscow represent Finnish interests in the USSR, the Kremlin informed the Swedish Government today.—Havas.
Denmark Stays Neutral to remain in office include Copenhagen, Dec. 5.
of Mr, Peter Solidarity among the northern European countries remains and will remain unshakeable despite present sad events, the Premier, Herr Th. A. M. Stauning, declared today, but hanghai Y.W.C.A, all Denmark concurs in stressing the desire to maintain neutrality. M. (Phe Shanghai Y.W.C.A. and Inter-Stauning made his statement in the win thanks the following Branch wishes to acknow-and ed Denmark's policy form of an address to newspapermen,
of neutrality as laid down May 3i, last year. All Denmark, he asserted, is united in the desire for peace—
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