Report in the 'Manchester Guardian' about the inquiry at Aberdaron, Caernarvonshire, into the proposed compulsory purchase of a site on Mynydd Annelwog for a wind power generator, at which the Council for the Preservation of Rural Wales, through their interpretor, denounced the idea as barbarous desecration of a place held sacred in Celtic Christianity.

Note in the 'Newcastle Journal' about the current tests on a wind generator being run at St. Albans, which on completion will be moved to Mynydd Annelog in Caernarvonshire to join in a power generation project alongside the first experimental machine on Costa Head in the Orkneys.

Piece in the 'South Wales Echo & Evening Express' on how there seems to be an exciting prospect of wind turbines on every hill-top generating power for us for free.

Report in the Manchester 'Daily Despatch' on the way that an Inquiry had to be adjourned because the Ministry of Fuel & Power had failed to provide interpreters so that the Welsh witnesses could give evidence in their own tongue.

Piece in the 'Manchester Evening News' about the doubts being expressed on whether to allow the British Electricity Authority to install a new type of windmill for power generation at Mynydd Anelog near Aberdaron in Caernarvonshire, on account of its size.