NAZIS WARNED BY FRANCE ON BARBARIC WAR PARIS, Dec. 1 Premier Daladier warned Germany in a broadcast tonight that if she launches unrestricted air warfare France will reply with the same weapon. The premier, newly invested with full decree powers for the duration of the war, bluntly told his countrymen that France must be prepared for the possibility that the enemy fuehrer will start barbaric warfare. FINN REFUGEES BURN HOUSES; GO TONORWAY Americans, British Among Groups Fleeing Red Invasion KIRKAENAES, Norway: (Northernmost City in the, World), Dec. 2 Finnish refugees, mostly women and children, streamed over the ice covered frontier into Norway today after burning down their homes to keep the Russians from using them. Americans, British and Canadians, who had been employed in Finlands nickel industry, were among them. The Russians were driving fast onto the Norwegian border in this far north country and a fierce battle was under way beween 800 Finnish soldiers and several thousand Russians only 10 miles from the Norwegian border near Svanvik. By Associated Press HELSINKI Finnish government resigns, Finance Minister Tanner may form new cabinet, seek armistice; Russian bombers kill between 100 and 200 Finns, reports say; southwestern Helsinki in flames; red navy shells Viipuri, infantry marches into Finland at points along 800 mile frontier. MOSCOW Radio threatens annihilation of Helsinki unless Finns reach agreement with Russia; government says red army advanced 6 and one quarter to 10 miles into Finland, charges new armed provocations by Finnish border forces brought on invasion. PARIS Daladier wins decisive parliament victory, decree powers extended for duration of war; French report successful attack on German submarine; usual patrol action on western front. WASHINGTON President Roosevelt confers with Secretary Hull, Finnish Minister Procope. LONDON British parliament hears Chamberlain condemn Russian attack on Finland; Finnish broadcast says Russian troops repulsed; Moscow broadcast asserts Russia marched after fresh border incidents; air ministry announces German plane downed Wednesday; mine sinks British steamer Sheaf Crest off southeastern coast. Sunday, Dec. 3. Dr & I went to Sunday School but Dr did not stay to Fast meeting as Junior is ill in bed with Flu. After dinner we called on all the children. Bishop Grant Lofgreen was released and Bro Denick was made bishop of the 18 Ward. Ray & Margret Pugmire called for awhile this evening. EIGHTEENTH WARD HAS NEW BISHOP William deMik today succeeded L. Grant Lofgren as bishop of the L.D.S. Eighteenth ward, announced William H. Reeder, Jr., stake president. Bishop deMik, a former counselor in the ward bishopric, has been amember of the stake high council the past two years. Alma Jennings has been sustained as first counselor and Wendell James as second counselor. George A. Crompton was retained as ward clerk and Seth Reeder was named assistant ward clerk. The reorganization was effected Sunday by President Reeder and William J. Critchlow, Jr., of the stake presidency. Dr. Edward I. Rich and Morgan McKay have returned from the Jackson Hole country bringing with them a fine elk, shot in that district. 20 yr ago.