Late Bulletins CLEVELAND, Dec. 6. The state late today authorized the city of Cleveland to issue 1,200,000 worth of delinquent tax bonds to help allay its relief crisis, and it was expected that more food could be made available within a few days for undernourished relief clients. LONDON, Dec. 6. The house of commons tonight voted approval of the governments conduct of the war, 303 to 125. The vote was against a labor motion criticizing the way the government was organizing the nations manpower and resources for the conflict. THE HAGUE, The Nethererlands, Dec. 6 Dutch antiaircraft guns fired today at two foreign airplanes of unknown nationality. The planes flew over The Hague and then disappeared into the clouds. DALADIER RAPS RED AGGRESSION French Premier Applauded By All Parties In Denouncing Russ PARIS, Dec. 8 Premier Edouard Daladier, to loud cheers, vigorously denounced Russias attack on Finland in a speech to the Chamber of deputies today. France goes to Geneva tomorrow to answer Finlands appeal for juistice, he said. She will denounce Russian aggression. I hope that even in enemy territory there are still men who feel protest within themselves against the crime to which noble Finland is being subjected. Applause came from all parties. Nations are big by virtue of their men and their civilization, not by their numbers or their territory, the premier continued. For the first time since September 1 (when the war began) it seems there is an awakening of a universal conscience which seemed asleep under the blows of brutal force. This, perhaps, is the greatest service which Finland had rendered to humanity. In the name of the government, backed up by the people, France sends the warmest fraternal salutations to Finland and a promise of our aid and support. By Associated Press HELSINKI Finns celebrate twenty second independence anniversary battling against Russia; invaders reported repulsed on all fronts; general staff says 80 enemy tanks, 36 planes destroyed since wars start. MOSCOW Article in organ of Communist International urges Rumania to sign mutual assistance pact similar to those with Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. BUCHAREST Moscow action throws new shadow over southeastern Europe, but Rumanians discount importance of article. LONDON Churchill says Britain sinking nazi submarines faster than Germany can build them; reports five sunk past week; 7834 ton German liner Ussukuma captured in south Atlantic; British abandon hope for 8196 ton steamer Huntsman, long overdue; British firms send score of fighting planes to Finland. PARIS Quiet continues on western front. WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 The White House announced late today that President Roosevelt will see Joseph P. Kennedy, the ambassador to Great Britain, early tomorrow to obtain a first hand report of the European situation. PARIS, Dec. 7 Heavy patrol fighting which broke out with 60 German raids on French positions on the western front today spread eastward until skirmishing was general later from Lautenburg to the Moselle river. PARIS, Dec. 7 The French Maginot line of steel and concrete now has a second line backing it up, the French newspaper Lematin announced tonight in its early editions. NEW YORK, Dec. 7 A set of bloody fingerprints provided police today with their first genuine clue in the slaying of Walter Richard Engelberg, secretary of the German consul general.