LUNCH EDITION.

Emergency Bulletin.

No. 3.

THURSDAY MAY 6th.

Price One Penny

Latest Strike News

In the House of Commons yesterday the Home Secretary said railway conditions have improved. Food supply is satisfactory and appealed to the country to enrol as special constables.

The general position throughout the Country is reported to be very satisfactory. There has been a large increase in the number of trains run and it is hoped to improve on the Tube service in London to-day.

The Daily Mail says that the Trade Union Congress, realizing that the Strike is likely to fail have been making desperate efforts to find ground to call it off.

Mr. Salatvala the Communist M.P. who was arrested on Monday and remanded on bail will appear at Bow Street Police Court today

The arrangements made by the Government for food Supply Services are running smoothly and no shortage is anticipated.

TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Over 300 trains were run on the L.M. & S. Ryl. yesterday and the number will be greatly increased to-day. Electric trains will run between Euston and Watford at 14 minutes intervals from 7.45, a.m. onwards. Some of the principal long distance trains will also run. Met Rly. Trains will run between Baker Street and Harrow to-day every 15 minutes until 10.30. p.m. and every 10 minutes between Edgware Road and Aldgate. Tube Railways, It is hoped to run a normal service on the Central London Ryl tomorrow or Friday at latest, a four minute service will run between Wood Lane and the City and several additional Stations opened.

MOTOR BUSES. Over 800 Buses will be running in London

YESTERDAY'S RACING AT CHESTER,

2.0 Jenny Deans 1, 1-7 2 ran. 2.30 Little Grey 10-11 7 ran
3.15 Chester Cup. Hiddenis 1 11-2 Vemillion Pencil 2 4 1 Izie 3rd 100 6
3.50. Naptha 2 1 4.20. Arc En Ceil 3 1 5.20. Maritz 2 5

FURTHER RACING CANCELLED.

The Stewards of the Jockey Club have cancelled all racing until further notice.

STOP PRESS NEWS.

NO SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.

Despite informal conversations between members of the Government and Trade Union Leaders no progress was made yesterday towards a settlement.

It was announced that the government is determined that no resumption of negotiation can be considered by it until the notice ordering the General Strike has been withdrawn.

Four Tram Cars travelling to the City yesterday carrying in all only two passengers were attacked and several windows were broken.

It is announced that the Government will not allow any victimisation of any worker who remains at his post during crisis and that no settlement will be agreed to that does not provide for this.

Work has been resumed in the Cardiff Docks. A large number of Signalmen have reported for duty unconditionally all over the Country.

Conditions in Bradford and Birmingham are practically normal, except for Tramway Services.

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