Many Papers Defeating Strike:!
"British Worker" Short of Paper The press situation continues to} improve.
The following London _papers published emergency editions to-day:] The imes," "Daily Telegraph,"
ily Express," "Daily Mirror" anal Daily Mail," while the "Evening News" is publishing a special emergency edition this afternoon, Provincial newspapers are reap-
The Newspaper jetty has issued statement saying "The provincial press has vigorously replied to the attempt to muzzle it, Nearly every provincial newspaper from which information has been received is publishing and in very many cases editions and jes are normal. In several important centres it is reported that the printing staffs refused to act) unconstitutionally and either remained at work or returned after al brief absence."
Twenty-one leading suburban newspapers in London published today practically in their usual form.
Later.
The "British Worker" appears half ¢ and declares stopped the supply of newsprint.
A further indication of rai improvement was revealed by special train bringing 550 pass gers from a liner from Plymouth to London this afternoon—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.