French, Nazis Agree on Lack of Strife Both Sides Report Minor Fights; Allies String Wire PARIS, Dec. 10 French and German patrols clashed on the western front Sunday, the high command announced. The evening communique reported, patrol fights at various points on the front. A previous communique merely said: Nothing important to report. BERLIN, Dec. 10 The German communique on Saturdays western front activity reported: The day passed without special events and only slight local infantry and artillery activity. PARIS, Dec. 10 French military sources said Sunday an area of more than 20,500,000 square yards on the western front has been covered recently with barbed wire entanglements. The new snares, strung over an area equivalent to a 2500 mile belt 12 feet wide, required 65,000 tons of wire and 4,000,000 posts. Entanglements between the Maginot line and the just completed second defense line were included in the project. In building new fortifications since the war started, the allies have removed 5,850,000 cubic yards of dirt, the French said. Approximately 910,000 cubic yards of concrete have been used. Military sources said extensions on the Maginot line alone represented more than six years work at the normal rate, but had been completed in three months. War At Glance By The Associated Press GENEVA League committee condemns Russia as Finlands aggressor; implies demand for Russian expulsion. BUENOS AIRES British investigate reports British cruiser Achilles sunk near Uruguay by German pocket battleship; no confirmation obtained. LONDON Air ministry reports night flights over German seaplane basas to head off mine layers. MOSCOW Leningrad receives stream of wounded Russian soldiers; Soviet forces penetrate 45 miles in central Finland. HELSINKI Finns report Russia massing 1,500,000 troops for crushing drive; communique says offensive was repulsed Tuesday. LONDON British planes patrol Helgoland base all night to check German minelayers; house of commons has secret session. BERLIN Germans exult over safe arrival of liner Bremen from Russian port, outwitting British navy. RUSS CHURCHES MADE HOSPITALS CHICAGO, Dec. 12. Mary Pickford, whose former husband, Douglas Fairbanks, died today at Santa Monica, Calif., was in Chicago today with her husband, Buddy Rogers, the orchestra leader. Both declined to see reporters or make a statement.