... and national newspapers and to the desperate preoccupation of the citizens with more immediate affairs The gallantry of the Civil Defence Services the alacrity with which ordinary civilians responded to situation which they could not previously have imagined ...

... diplomatic means will fail” he said in that case we shall have to appeal to the United Nations to help us get rid of the intruder “We are convinced that sooner or later the United Nations not only will have the will but also the power to restore freedom peace ...

... to preferential treatment ' Whereas some units ample accommodation for work and even elaborately-equipped recreation rooms have cramped office conditions 1 1m ' kind Why this anyone's guess Possibly some units been more thrifty more resourceful than others ...

... happening in IS.. K ? re unit has had marl^ 1 ° « r lhrce weeks. The R arrived hut he sav a was fine, but the situa- 1 *! “* ll betause th,. tion was saved, and the result be n °where we coui has been great tonic for the Bp money. United Nations and all who ...

... Mr E W Gill of Bodmin presided last week learned from the secretary and manager Mr R Underwood of progress made in the resettlement of regis-j tered disabled persons With the! termination of seasonal employments more unemployed registrants were expected ...