Budapest, Dec. 5.
The Hungarian Chamber of Deputies today resounded to hearty cneer-98.00] ing when the Premier, Count Paul Teieki mentioned the plight of Finland, alluding to "the war between oon to whom we are linked by courageous and valorous Finnish
friendly relations, and Soviet Russia." 25.00 The Premier added, "The fate of our sister, Finnish nation fills us with sorrow and anguish.'—Havas, Germany Not to Intervene Berlin, Dec. 6.
Affirming Germany's intention to refrain from intervention in the Soviet-Finnish conflict, the "Diplomatische Korrespondenz" says: "Germany and Russia have re-established friendly relations, <md it cannot be the business of the Reich to inter-fore where Russia has decided to safeguard her ancient, vital interests." Reuter.
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