London, May 13, An carly surve of the situation in London reveals very small change. Very few strikers have returned to emergency ser: vices of ruins and buses are still operating, the same scramble of workers to reach their business is, proceedingr and the newspapers are still appearing: in attenuated form. to resume work. neetings at vavi they have passed vesolutior ing' to resume on the Companies' conditions.
Meetings of all trades affected at Southampton and Liverpool passed resolutions not to return to. work without guarantees against vietimi-
The printers are still out, although re headquar ters of the' Printers' Union told the proprietors of both newspaper and the general ug trade that the men were eady to return, When the "railwaymen at the Stratford Works of the London North-Eastern Railway arrived in wrest numbers this morning to resume, they were confronted with a notice saying: "Arrangements are beings made to reopen the Works at the earliest possible moment to those men whose services will be required. Such men will be notified BY Post or other means."—Reuter, SIR- HERBERT SAMUEL'S
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