Expenditures Cut – 2-3
Harrison Proposes Joint Study By Congress to Adjust Finances – 4-5
Facts of 1941 Budget Offered by President – 5
Vandenberg Asks Bid to Jackson Day Dinner Like First, Marking End of National Debt – 5
Finnish Pamphlets Rain on Leningrad; Reds Bomb Tornea – 6-7
The International Situation – 7
$100,000 More Sent For Finnish Relief – 7-8
200 Hungarians Off to Fight For Finland – 8
Parachute Troops Fail Soviet So Far – 8
Collective Farming in Finland Is Expected As War Measure to Overcome Shortages – 8
Floodlights Used by Finns To Spot Foe Crossing Ice – 8
Allies Discuss Scandinavian War; Ready to Fight to Protect Flank – 9
Spies Said to Help Russians in Finland – 10
Incidents in European Conflict – 10
All British Ships Are Requisitioned – 11
Red Menace called Greater Than Nazism – 11
Sails to Organize Ambulance Corps – 11
Canada, U.S. Revive St. Lawrence Plan – 12
Reich Names Staff For War Economy – 13
Unity Mitford Said Not to Know of War – 13
Roosevelt Speech Scored By Dewey - 13