War News at a Glance From Europes Capitals By Associated Press MOSCOW Soviet navy newspaper, Red Fleet, discloses Russia wants Finland to yield bases in Arctic as well as Gulf of Finland; Russian papers hammer at Finnish obstinacy. HELSINKI Finnish Foreign Minister Erkko asserts negotiations with Russia near break unless Russia reduces demands. LONDON King George VI, answering Netherlands Belgian mediation efforts, puts next move up to Germany; Winston Churchill, admiralty lord, declares allies will fight until Germany has had enough. War office announces withdrawal of all troops in north China except police force. PARIS President Lebrun tells would be mediators Germany may establish peace by reparation of injustices to Austria, Czecho Slovakia and Poland; high command says French repulsed German thrusts on western front. BERLIN Germans report French effort to take hill near Pirmasens beaten back despite airplane and heavy artillery. THE HAGUE Netherlands and Belgian foreign ministers hold surprise conference at frontier town; government studies British French replies to mediation feelers. BRUSSELS Consular authorities advise United States citizens in Belgium to be ready for any emergency. ROME Mussolini orders 23,000 men added to army.