Moscow, May 16.
'The Tass Agency states that Mr. A. J. Cook, the Secretary of the British Miners' Federation, has gent a message to the Soviet Miners? Congress expressing "Hearty 1 greetings and assurances of ity on behalf of the British miners cho are deeply grateful to the Soviet for generous material London, May 15.
London to-day presents something] Vike its usual work-a-day appearance, Undergound trains, tramways and numberless buses manned by the regular staff enabled people to} travel in comfort unexperienced for} 10 days.
This coincided with the disappear. ance of the block of motor-ears and charabancs, which was a feature of Commercial vehicles are buzzing about, longer bearing permit]
How aviation rose to the occasion during the past fortnight is indicated by the fact that the Imperial Airways' average daily traffic amounted, to 160 passengers and 10 tons of freight, There was. not a single forced landing or other mishap.
Lympne acrodrome be the centre for the reception and dit. tribution of newspapers which were transported to Neweastle, to the South coast, and to other places.
The "British Worker," the organ of the Trades Union Congress, ceased to-day with its eleventh issue.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.