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THE CHINA
JANUARY 2 940
SEVERE AIR RAIDS
Much Material Damage Done In Finland
ARED AIR FORCE
ENGAGED IN "BLITZKRIEG"
Helsinki, To-day.
SOME TWENTY DIFFERENT places in Finland were bomb- ed by Soviet 'planes on Saturday, and much material damage was done, one report saying that 100 buildings were wrecked.
So far, only three people are reported killed and casualties
seem to have been small.
The port of Abo suffered the most. times This port has been raided 30 since hostilities started, but the latest raids are said to be "the worst yet."
al- Helsinki had four alarms, but though the rumble of explosions was
were dropped heard, no bothbs either the town or its suburbs.
In all, seven Soviet 'planes were shot down and three more are believed to have been destroyed.
There is little news of the fighting, SOVIET CHECKED
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Abo, through which war supplies from Sweden have. been, reaching the Finns, Laahti, an important centre on the route from Helsinki to the Man- nerheim Line and Uleaborg in the Gulf of Bothnia, were chosen for the severest strafing.
Few details of the results the air onslaught are available as most of the lines of döñimunication were destroyed of temporarily put out of delen. Hitherto, the
only news
received
Soviet forces on the Karelian Isth-hus been in brief wireless flashes.
to Reuter.
mus have abandoned the attempt smash through the Mannerheim Line
and are now trying to outflank Finns from the Talpall River.
the
There were minor engagements
north-west of Lake Ladoga.--Reuter.
ABO HAVOC
ANOTHER GERMAN
(SPECIAL TO "OHINA MAILS) FIGHTS
Awo, To-day......
The city presents a sorrowful sigiat following the friosi, terrine sir homi. ing effected by Soviet planes this morning, the worst since the begin- ning of the war, when 300 high ex- plosive and 7 incendiarý vombe were dropped.
FOR
FINLAND
A number of disabled soldiers of the tail war and casualties of the B.E.F. wird untéríaînéd at the cirèss at Earl's Court, London, the ather- day. Party was organised by the "Not Forgotten Association." Photo shows and of the casualties of the B.E.F, landing & hand with the skates ‚of Mhas Olive Aytes, member of a skating set. (Air Mali. Copyright).
STARTLING SOVIET "THREAT"
COPENHAGEN, TO-DAY. .
IF THE FINNS DON'T STOP STEALING SOVIET WEAPONS, SOVIET . RUSSIA. WILL DECLARE WAR ON FINLANDI
This amazing statement was made by a woman announcer, speaking in Finnish,
radio from the Moscow station.
HEAVY LOSS TO CAUSE OF ISOLATION
(SPECIAL TO “CHINA MAIL") Washington, T5-day.
The death of Senator Borah is regarded as a serious lowe to the Senate faction, which opposes President Roosevelt's foreign policy.
Observers point out that the Isola- For the first time, the Soviet radio made mention of the fighting in the tionists lack a leader on whom to fall Suomussalmi area (where the Finns back comparable wilt Borah, who until wiped out two whole Soviet divisions). the last breath, fought against inter- Said the Moscow womań znńóuncer-national co-operation and against the
“The Finnish troops here have been League of Natioris. ¿ÉPECIAL TO “CHINA MAIL”)
stealing weapons from the Bussiana. AMSTERDAM TO-DAY. If these are not returned to the right
HERR | ful owners, War will be declared." ROP THE | Réuter.
IT IS
Eight hundred houses inhabfiable, and the pipulation, GERMAN OLYMPIO. COMMITTEE,
forced-inte-thé street, wanders shina | HAS GONE TO FINLAND TO FIGHT SWEDISH
lessly despite the severest cold. HIVES.
Savage Raids
AGAINST THE SOVIETĄ THEREBY MFOLLOWING THE RECENT EXAM- kuk
Helsinki, To-day.
It is unofficially estimated that over 3,000 bombs were dropped by Soviet aircraft in wholesale raids yesterday, which were more ruthless and exten- sive than the attack of Saturday.
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THE GERMAN COMMERCIAL AT- TACHE, AND CORRESPONDEAR OT D.N.B., GERMAN OFFICIAL NEWS AGENCY IN÷HLAASINKI.
He declared that he disagrees with the . Reich, International, Jolley and | was disgusted with 136
bombed the German technical School in Helsinki opa
It is reported
raft en-
battery, commanded by Bur berg, kas already Brtnight down eight Soviet planer over Helsinki-Havas.
ITALIANS
TO CONTINUE AID TO FINNS
(SPECIAL TO “OHINA MAIL”) sotalon, Today,
It is reftably learned timi Italy has decided to continue to grind.... Basis- täride to Finland dearie Giermany's refusal to show was material to pass through the Reich.
An Italian: sti disclosed",Italkón:
for
VOLUNTEER IN EXPLOIT
ESPECIAL TO HTH CHÍNH LÀ
STOCKHOLM, TO-DAY. THE OFFICIAL RADIO-STATION DESCRIBES A REMARKABLE EX- PLOIT BY A SWEDISH -AIRMAN, SUNDSTEN, A VOLUNTEERIN THE FINNISH ÁIN FORČE. -
Sundsten lost control of his plane, which had been hit by Soviet bullets, and dived to the ground. He man- #ged however, to right the plane when 250 feet above the ground effect- ing a normal landing behind enemy lines.
the
The Californiah Senator, Hiram W. Johnson, succeeding Serator Borah, does not possess the influence of Barah although he is adjustable,
Two other Isolatiourt leaders, bea- ator Robert M. La Follette, Junior, fromTM Wisconsin, and Sheridan Downey, from California, are both young men. During debates on the amendments to the Neutrality Bill they scored suc- cesses, but thiène successes are not com- parable with the triumphs attained by Senator Boral such as during the de- bates about the United States adher ence to the League. Havas,
NEW GERMAN
AIR LINE
(SPECIAL TÓ “OHINA MAIL") Moscow, To-day. The new Moscow/Berlin air line was inaugurated yes- For three days and nights he skied|terday. Intermediate stops are Minsk, Bialystock, Koen- ingsberg and Danzig.
through swamps and forests, and in- ally managed to reach Finnish ́soil.--- Havas.
FLARE-UP ON THE WESTERN FRONT
London, To-day -The Western Front, along the whole Has from the Swiss frontier to the Moselle, flared Into lively aufivity yes- load-terday as the “rouulf of Intanuiffed parts patrol activity at all points.
Artillery and counter-Batter” Wol that an important kept the front on the Jún
whichTM let | Reuter.
un-
12, finally
Havas
ON SHIP
COAL, STRIKE IN NEW
YORKS
Simultaneously, it was announced that Dr. Ritter, head of the German Economic Delegation, had returned to Moscow after consulting his Govern- ment.
Authoritative a circles expect that negotiations, will be conchaded next week--Havas?
US LOAN BATTLE
WASHINGTON, TRDAY.
OF A LOA
BY