Envoy Quits Moscow STOCKHOLM, Oct. 15 The Polish ambassador to Moscow, Dr. Waclaw Grzybowski, accompanied by members of his staff and their families, totaling about 100 persons, arrived Sunday from Russia for an indefinite stay in Sweden. II Duce Consults Officers ROME, Oct. 15 Premier Mussolini and three generals discussed Sunday the strengthening of the efficiency of Italian artillery. Those who conferred with him were General Alberto Pariani, undersecretary of war and chief of staff of the army; General Basso, director general of artillery, and General Saracino, director of the artillery technical services. Soviet Fleet in Estonia COPENHAGEN, Oct. 15 A dispatch from DNB. German official news agency, from Tallinn said Sunday the soviet Russian flagship of the Baltic fleet, October Revolution, had arrived at the Estonian port with 10 other red warships on an official visit. Commander in Chief. Tributs was on board. Americans Crowd Ship ROTTERDAM, Oct. 15 The Netherlands liner Rotterdam sailed early Sunday for New York with almost 1200 Americans who had been stranded in Europe by war conditions. Most of the passengers were women and children, who were given priority in obtaining ship accommodations. The liner Staatendam is scheduled to leave October 22 with about 900 American passengers. War Quiz Meets No CHARLESTON, W. Va., Oct. 15 The Charleston Gazette received one yes among a preponderance of no replies in a poll on these questions: Do you think the youth of America should be sent to Europe to fight in any war? Do you think America could gain anything from taking part in any European war? The affirmative reply came from War, W. Va. Croats Ask Mercy ZAGREB, Jugoslavia, Oct. 15 Vice Premier Vladko Matchek, leader of the Croat minority, Sunday appealed to his followers to end a wave of political assassinations which has taken at least 12 lives since the Croats were granted autonomy last August. Most of the victims have been police officials. Some were Serbs and others were Croats who cooperated with the Serbs before the Croats were granted home rule. Finn Envoy Explains WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 Hjalmar J. Procope, Finnish minister, said Sunday night his country wanted to maintain friendly relations with Russia and Germany, but will not give up her vital rights or sign any agreement incompatible with her independence, neutrality and integrity. His reference was to negotiations recently begun with soviet Russia at the latters request.