Increasing Number of Emergency Editions Issued in London and Provinces It can be authoritatively stated that there is no likelihood of the strike impeding overseas cable com. munications.
The principal centres of interest the newspaper world are the offices of the "Daily Mail" and the "Daily Herald," outside which crowds still gather, while outside the "Morning Post" office, where the Gazette" is published, number of evident strikers ¢o gregate. "There has been no disorder but the gates are shut and Police are on duty.
In addition to the above papers, emergency day of the Daily Telegraph, "Daily Express," the Twenty-two provincial evening papers published their usual editions, 80 published emergency editions and eight exhibited news notices. The Glasgow papers issued joint editions, The out-patient department the London Hospital has been closed. owing to strike difficulties,—Reute
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