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£250,000 MOSCOW CONVOY
10th June 1960, Page 51
10th June 1960
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AROAD convoy carrying 650 scientific instruments worth £250,000 was due to arrive in Moscow on Wednesday after a nine-day journey from this country. The load comprised exhibits for a special display in the Russian capital from June 18-29 organized by the Scientific Instrument Manufacturers' Association. It was contained in five semi-trailers. Lep Transport, Ltd., were the agents and the vehicles were taken to Tilbury by Continental Ferry Trailers, Ltd. There they were placed on the m.v. " Bardic Ferry" and shipped to Antwerp, from where prime movers of Kiinig Transport took them on their 1,652-mile haul to Moscow.