War Briefs Gathered Here, There Neutrals Gird To Keep Peace Intact RIGA, Sept. 11 Latvia has ordered partial mobilization of three classes of military reserves, beginning Tuesday. Finns Warned HELSINKI, Finland, Sept. 11 Foreign Minister Eljas Erkko broadcast an appeal Monday to all Finns to help the government safeguard Finlands neutrality, to avoid any word or deed that might be misunderstood abroad. He said Finland will try to maintain trade relations with warring nations on an identical basis, favoring neither side. Build Prison Camp BERLIN, Sept. 11 A mammoth camp for war prisoners, capable of accommodating 12,500 men is being erected on the outskirts of Goerlitz. War captives are kept busy digging drainage ditches, laying light and communication wires and otherwise finishing up the new camp. It consists of 50 tents, each with room for 250 persons. A high barbed wire barricade surrounds the camp, while guards patrol within. Guards also watch from towers equipped with machine guns and floodlights. More Pedestrian Risks LONDON, Sept. 11 Sir Noton Barclay, chairman of Londons emergency committee, appealed Monday night to drivers to use their cars as little as possible at night and warned those who walk: It is up to the pedestrian to protect himself. The number of accidents and several fatalities have led to pleas for relaxation of blackout restrictions. Berlin Rations Bread BERLIN, Sept. 11 Bread will be rationed in Germany on the basis of ration cards similar to those already affecting other foodstuffs, effective September 25, the official gazette said Monday. Allotments had not been fixed. Arguments Irk Taverns NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 11 The European war has been fought so heatedly in Newark taverns that proprietors are invoking neutrality measures to keep the peace. A typical sign in one of them reads: The U. S. is neutral so are we. To avoid fights and arguments, do not discuss the war on these premises.