Glance at War News Sent From World Capitals Nov 17 39 By Associated Press HELSINKI Finland announces Russian destroyer sunk by coastal batteries; 20 soviet tanks captured, red troops defeated in 24 hour fighting; Foreign Minister Tanner puts issue of war or peace up to Russia. MOSCOW Military announces occupation of Salmijarvi, center of Finlands Arctic nickel industry, and push more than halfway across waistline, nations narrow, central portion. MONTEVIDEO Uruguay orders German raider Admiral Graf Spee to leave Sunday night or be interned; acts after Uruguayan naval board inspects Graf Spee and recommends step taken by government; Britain makes second demand that Uruguay intern German raider Admiral Graf Spee or force her out on high seas: Germans bury 36 sailors lost in battle. SANTIAGO, Chile Chilean navy reports British cruiser captured German freighter Duesseldorf off Chile. PARIS French high command reports few encounters west of Vosges mountains, Monday, Dec. 18. Still beautiful weather no frost to speak of so far. Had letters from Alvin Rich in Canada & Ezra in Calif. This afternoon I attended a D.U.P. Board party at Green Gabels exchanged presents, nice programme & luncheon 40 members present. The captain of the Garf Spee a German War boat forced in to Uruguaya was asked to leave the Monteveda harbor with in the time specificed by that country. Drs niece Maggie R. Duffin daughter of Able G. fell & broke her hip. News of Wars Summarized By Associated Press BUENOS AIRES Captain Hans Langsdorff of destroyed German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee commits suicide; funeral set for 3 p. m. Thursday. LONDON French British naval leaders map secret strategy against German air attacks on fishing boats. HELSINKI Russians drive hard against Finns on Karelian isthmus; bomb many Finnish cities from air. BUCHAREST Germany wins agreement doubling Rumanian oil shipments to reich. BERLIN Nazi government prepares to protest Argentine internment of Graf Spee officers and crew. NEW YORK Crew of scuttled German liner Columbus brought to port by U. S. cruiser Tuscaloosa. Cleveland Schools To Resume Lunches CLEVELAND, Dec. 20 School officials planned Wednesday night to resume free lunches to 12,000 indigent school children following a ruling by Common Pleas Judge Dana F. Reynolds in Columbus that schools may spend money for this purpose. WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 President Roosevelt has accepted the resignation of F. F. Hill of New York as governor of the farm credit administration and has appointed A. G. Black, now director of marketing of the agriculture department, to succeed him. ROME, Dec. 20. An agreement to increase trade between Italy and Rumania was announced today by Italian authorities. Terms of the new pact were not announced, but Italy expects to sell more manufactured goods to Rumania. LONDON, Dec. 20. British sources reported that Nazi planes bombed and machine gunned two fishing trawlers today, sinking one and killing three of the crew of the second. PARIS, Dec. 20. The ministry of blockade announced tonight the French navy had seized 19 ships, with 74,000 tons of merchandise in the week ended December 16th in the blockade against Germany.