RITES MONDAY FOR PIONEER FINANCIER LAYTON, Oct. 21 Services for E. P. Ellison, pioneer financier of Utah, will be conducted Monday at two p. m. in the Layton L. D. S. chapel. Friends may call at the family residence in Layton Sunday and also Monday until hour of services. Interment will be in Kaysville Layton cemetery, directed by Lindquist and Sons. David O. McKay of the first presidency of the L. D. S. church will be the principal speaker. Honorary pallbearers from Ogden will be O. B. Gilson, Frank Francis, Mayor Harman W. Peery, R. C. Nye, George E. Browning, James H. Riley, James H. DeVine, H. E. Hemingway, Harmon B. Barton, Ezra Richardson, A. P. Bigelow, Dr. Ezra C. Rich, Dr. Edward I. Rich, George Shorten, T. Samuel Browning, George S. Eccles, Frank M. Browning, J. W. Abbott, H. A. Benning, S. G. Dye, W. H. Reeder, Colonel P. A. Dix, Ronald Wadsworth, and N. A. Tanner. These honorary pallbearers are requested to meet at the church 10 minutes before time of services. Russian news agency, says American freighter, City of Flint, taken to Murmansk Monday night by German raider as contraband prize; Russia and Finland resume talks, observers predict Finland might concede some islands to soviets. PARIS French communique reveals sharp patrol engagements on western front, ending five day calm. LONDON British say three German submarines sunk by planes and warships; two British merchantmen sunk, 14 men lost. BERLIN Interest centers on important foreign policy address Tuesday by Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop in Danzig. High command reports only artillery and reconnoitering activity on western front. PANAMA Unconfirmed report says United States warship seized German freighter Havel land, oil laden, off Panama coast. MOSCOW Russia and Finland resume talks, observers predict Finland might concede some islands to soviets. BUDAPEST Italy forming bloc of Baltic nations, reports say; diplomats see better relations between Italy and France and Britain as result. WASHINGTON Senate refuses to limit debate on proposed repeal of arms embargo. GOTHENBURG, Sweden Owners of Swedish steamer Albania hear she is lost in North sea, two men missing. STOCKHOLM Two Americans among 11 foreigners arrested on suspicion of espionage. MOSCOW, Oct. 25 A spokesman for the foreign office said today that inquiries were being urgently pressed into the situation of the American vessel City of Flint, which arrived in a Russian Arctic port under command of a German prize crew. United States Ambassador Laurence A. Steinhardt said he had no new information on the fate of the vessels crew of 42 or its cargo, but added that some delay was expected in view of the remoteness of Murmansk, where the seized ship was taken. Late Bulletins PARIS, Oct. 25.The French intelligence service reported today that the Nazi high command has completed the gigantic task of shifting its armed forces from the east to the western front and is ready for a major offensive when and if Adolf Hitler gives the order. BERLIN, Oct. 25. More than 20 generals and staff officers conferred for several hours in the reichs chancellery today, presumably in the presence of Adolf Hitler, but the subject of discussion was not disclosed. LONDON, Oct. 25. Anthony Eden, dominions minister, in a broadcast to the empire tonight said the war aim of Britain was an international order that shall be respected for religious toleration, for the denial I and not the worship of an aggressive nationalism, for liberty, security and peace. He declared Adolf Hitler had forced the war upon Britain by flagrant breaches of faith, but I already had lost the initiative. The aggressors early advantage is spent, Eden said.