Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 11

CITY BANK CLERK FALSIFIED A cheque for £l5O was presented last night to Dr. R. S. Jones. consultant in charge of the intensive care unit at Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital.

The money, collected by members of the Exemplar chapter of the Liverpool Beta Sigma Phi, a Soroptomist society. will be used to buy an instrument to measure the efficiency of children's breathing. Here at the ceremony are 'left to right Mrs. Margaret Woof. president of Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs.

Wendy Cottam isecretaryi, Dr. Jones. Miss J. Robertson, matron of Alder Hey. Sister D.

McGee. sister in charge of the intensive care unit. and Mrs. Joyce Stephens. a founder-member of Beta Sigma Phi in Liverpool.

Quietb. unobtrusively, Miss Annie Barritt has been associated kith law enforcement in Bootle fur cll over half the life of Bootle County Borough Force, formed in 1887. Miss Barritt, who had been due to retire this year but ho as given an extension of service, has been a shorthand typist at police headquarters in Oriel Road for 47 years. She proposes to stay on until after the amalgamation of the Bootle and Liverpool forces next year but says emphatically that she does not see herself completing 50 years' service to the police. Those know of her loyalty to the police.

and her affection for her work. would not be surprised if she does, ever. Nigerian High commissioner The prison -van was horsedrawn, telephones a comparative rarity, and traffic lights and police radio newfangled things of the future when Miss Barritt, fresh from a commercial course. took up duty at police headquarters in 1919. £l5O cheque to aid Alder Hey work liootle Police bombs Police worn on stolen Police searching for seven live mortar bombs stolen from a Liverpool goods station last week have issued a life-or-death warning.

The canisters could kill if some unsuspecting child dropped them. They are all primed to go off," warned a police spokesman to-day. They are very dangerous." The bombs, which were taken from a railway van at Canada Dock goods station during last Thursday night. are five inches long. two inches in diameter, white in colour, and are fitted with six fins.

Each is fitted with a live cartridge and contains a parachute flare. Every school in North Liverpool has been visited by the police, and patrol cars have appealed to the public to help in the search. FLAT RESIDENTS' PROTEST 47 years service to Miss Annie Barrftt ACCOUNTS J.Ps. TOLD A young bank clerk was alleged, by Mr. R.

H. Nicholson. prosecuting at Liverpool City Magistrates' Court to-day, to have caused false entries to be made in bank ledgers, thereby crediting his accounts with over 3.000. lie has Alan George Maiot. aged 23.

of 42 Graburn Road, Formby. who was remanded to January 12. Mr. Harold Ashworth 'chairman. allowed him bail in £250 Marks is charged that, being servant to Martins Bank Ltd.

and with intent to defraud, he concerned in making false entries in ledger sheets to shoe that a total of £9O had been credited to h.s No. 1 account and No. 2 account. respec lively. in July, and Wrong man summoned When Harry Sayle.

of 22 Rostherne Avenue. Wallasey. appeared at Wallasey Magistrates' Court to-day to answer a complaint that he did assault and beat Peter Berry. a bus conductor, at Wallasey on October 22, the magistrates heard thP summons had been issued against the wrong man. The ease was withdrawn.

and Sayle was granted 25 costs by the magistrates. Mr. M. E. Jacobs.

for the Corporation, said he wished to apologise for any inconvenience caused to Mr. Sayle in the matter. Sayle told the magistrates he had missed work on Saturday seeing about the simunons, and had also had to miss work to-day to attend court. With intent to defraud he unlaw fully a £4.292 17s 7d to be paid to Southern Ritchie and Clegg by means of forged credit slips and ledger sheets on or about October 11. Held 3 current accounts Mr.

Nicholson. said Marks was employed at the bank's. branch. 4 Water Liverpool. He was dismissed on November 18.

Between July and Septem-, her, it was alleged that Marks: the holder of three current. accounts with the caused false entries to he. made in the bank ledgers. thereby crediting his account with an amount in the region of £5.400. Brigadier B.

0. No other customers' dipe. Nigerian High accounts are affected," said' Commissioner in Britain. Mr. Nicholson.

who added is to pay his first official that by October Marks had, visit to the North of created a false credit balance. England next month. to enable him to purchase a He will arrive in Liverpool house at Ainsdale for £4,930, on December 11. and remain cash. until the afternoon of Decem- He was ale to issue a i ber 13.

carrying out various cheque for £4.292 17s 7d. pay- engagements. go able to the solicitors acting From Liverpool he will a to Manchester. where he has thehim in the purchase of the house. engagements that evening.

and on the morning of December 14 before returning Inquiries were to London. His first engagement in hampered Liverpool is to meet the Nigerian community at the The cheque was met. said Nigeria Social Centre. On Mr. Nicholson.

Because of the Miss Viva Pink daughter December 12 he is to visit the defalcations the books of the: et Mr. and Mrs. Arnold area office of the Nigeria bank did not balance, and. Pink, of 101 Queens Drive. Commission.

call on the Liverpool 15. and Mr. 'Lord Mayor 'Alderman Herefforts to localise the Herdeficicncies were hampered: Godfrey Silverman. of 28 Allen and lunch with' by Marks either removing or Albermarie Gardens, Gate the directors of John Holt. destroying documents.

alleged. Hill. Ilford, the shipping line. In. Mr.

Nicholson. were marr i at untiowall th afternon he will meet Synagogue. members of the Liverpool Yesterday. Marks was interviewed by Detective branch of the West African. Chamber of Commerce and Sergeant Sherwood and BALLET IN TNE hold a reception in the even-' Detective Constable Conies.

ing. and when asked if he had anything to say in regard to CATHEDRAL On the following day the charges. Marks replied: Brigadier Ogundipe will visit "Not at present." Third-Year students from the Mersey Docks and Har- Board. Nigerian Mr. Brian Fraser Harrison.

the I.M. Marsh College of boor th ine, the defending, said I wish to Physical Education, Liver- National Shipping s. state that by reason of the pool. will perform three Elder Dempster Linc and bank having taken possession ballets at Liverpool Cathe- Tropical the Liverpool School of Medicine of the deed of the house and drat on Sunday. The brigadier became having blocked his accounts Te ballets depicting Commissioner after leading with the bank.

I don't think man 's changing concept of the Nigerian delegation to the the bank are out of pocket. the nature of God will Commonwealth Prime inis be presented within a fram- ters' conference earli6r this Bank will get work of hymns, and prayers year He served in India and Burma during the Second The Very Rev. Edward War, with the United Patey. Dean of Liverpool cations.s forces in the Congo, Cathedral Said: "The dance; and until his present appoint'lf they are, it. only has always been closely mcnt was Chief of Staff.

slightly." added Mr. Fraser associated wi religious Supreme Headquarters, in the Harrison. who said that when worship. Its disuse in recent Nigerian Army. the house was sold the bank centuries in the He received part of his would collect the money.

Christian tradi i 0 has militUry education in this Mr. Fraser Harrison added: impoverished our sense of country and was at the Officer I think if only fair to Marks worship and its revival is Cadet School, Chester, for that this should be known." some time. to visit city money Liverpool children in Christmas play children from Liverpool. staying at the Colomendy School. Loggerheads.

near Mold, wilt tonight put on the first performance of their annual Christmas which this year is "The Princess and the Swineherd," by Gncndolen Seller. This is the 14th time that Colomendy children have staged a play, and several hundred local people arc always invited to the Friday evening performance- To-night's show is for the children of the school and on Sunday parents will travel out from Liverpool. Principal parts are played by George Elliot. Patricia Sallery. Irene Broda, Stephen F.lliot Keith Ahmid.

Patrick Sweeney. Joseph Lewis. Paul Johansen. Christopher Amoo, John Jones, Frank Kwao, Christian Johansen. Abdullah Tsleb.

Martin Wilson. Yousef Farrag. Joan McDonough. Patricia Maughan, Daniel McDonough. Valerie Parry, Margaret Stevens.

Kenneth Dunning. James Galvin. Evina Freeman. Julie Williams. Catherine Holly.

Keith Irving. Philip Atkinson, Margaret Abbott. Lorainne MeGraine. Elizaberh McDonough, And Dorothy Millington. The production is by Mr.

R. i. Mountfard and Mr. R. T.

Darlington. This picture. showing Christopher Amoo. aged 14. of Myrtle Gardens.

Irene Broda. aged 12. of Upoer Parliament Street. Pat Sallery. aged 13.

of Gerard Gardens. George Elliott. aged 14, of Danube Abdulla Taleb. aged 10. of Kent Gardens.

and Christian of Langda le Street. station closures The National Council The Railways Board gives the on Inland Transport is as £101.900. joining Southport Town Southport Town Council Council in opposing has opposed the move by moves to close four writing to the Minister of stations on the Ormskirk Transport 'Mrs. Barbara to Preston railway line. Castle' and the local M.P., Mr.

Pointing out that only four lan Percival. small stations are to SENT BACK TO Croston and Lostock Hall, the National Council says Dr. BORSTAL Beeehing's. reshaping report gives £27306 as the annual cost Pleading guilty to breaking of a small station. into a shop in Borough Road.

"If a generous £4.000 Is Birkenhead. and stealing allowed on each station then £23 7s 10d on or about Novemthe cost would be But. 14 and asking for four simithe Railways' Board claims lar offences to be taken into the cost of £83.300 or £15.825: consideration Frank Stewart, per station." aged 20. of 91 Briardale Road. The council suggeststhere.

Birkenhead was ordered by should be one Birkenhead Magistrates yes- Burscough Junction, and terday to be returned to three understaffed halts. Borstal. costing £4.800 in a. They maint ain that it Inspector Jack Hand, proseshould be possible to cut the. cuting.

said Stewart had been cost of the service to £73.500, on the run from Borstal for allowing a profit of £28,400. the past few weeks. He was seen at 91 Briardale Road by CYCLE CRASH Detective Constable Phelan and, told It was believed he was an absconder. He Dennis George Morgan. a dmitted the break-ins saying: aged 19, of 33 Clarence have done a couple of jobs Wallasey.

is in Victor's 1 while have been on the Central Hospital. His pedal added the Inspector. cycle was in collision with a run." stationary vehicle at the junction of Road and New moves to avert A NEW WORLD The widespread police strike had just ended and, with many policemen dismissed. sodiers were menting the constabulary at Bootle. For the pig -tailed girl it was like entcrine a whole new world.

But she quickly adapted the extent that she departed from her clerical or typing role to help out in Other ways in emergencies. She has comforted women in custody; cooked, prepared sandwiches, and done a thousand and one other chores to try to make the policeman's lot a less unhappy one. She has even been used in the collection of evidence when, in the old days. police were investigating complaints of illegal fortune-telling taking place in the The extra time she put in, voluntarily. at police headquarters during the World War if heavy bombing of Bootle.

when she did invaluable emergency is still remembered with praise. Now a shorthand clerk in the C.I.D. general office. Miss Barritt. a native of Bootle.

lives in Cranmore Avenue, Crosby. Seventy residents from Morgan Heights. a 15-storey block of flats in Fazakerley. REMAND IN CUSTODY have sent a petition to the Accued of breaking into the. Lord Mayor of Liverpool.

shop of Bucknall and Sons. at Alderman Herbert Allen, and 111 Broad Lane, Southdene, Kirkby. on November 28, and to members of the City Council. complaining about the stealing 4s 9d and a tin of conditions there. ham.

George Anthony Lawler, Mr. Bert Williams, who aged 23. of 31 Westhead helped to organise the petition. Avenue, irkby. said that the main complaint remanded in custody until was that the two lifts were Friday at Liverpool County continually breaking down, Magistrates' Court yesterday.

often trapping people inside. They were also complaining BRABHAM AT PALACE about poor lighting, badly- Jack Brabham. the racing fitting 'W damp car champion, was among the and flooding at ground level. guests hen the Quccn and If they could not get satisfacthe Duke of Edinburgh gave tion from the council, they one of their private informal would take the matter up with luncheon parties at Bucking-. Mr.

Eric Hefter, Labour M.P. ham Palace yesterday. for Walton. WORK RESUMED TO-DAY ON BIG BOOTLE DEVELOPMENT Constructional work ers' Union for the reinstate was resumed io-day on ment of certain operatives Bootle's New Strand site who had been dismissed from focal point of the work on the project. town's massive re- The strike held up the development programme building of a new shopping after a fiNe weeks' centre and residential accomstandstill.

modation which make up the The standstill was caused £5,000.000 New Strand project. by a strike of building for which the developers are operatives employed by Properties Ltd. in William Thornton it: Sons association with Bootle Cor- the main contractors. poration. Follow ing the failure of conciliation efforts at regional TOWER BLOCK DELAY Liverpoo detectives level.

moves were made at The finishing off of a tower are making. routine inquiries into a fire at national level to end the at ground level the Adelphi Hotel last strike, which affected about and 21 storeys of flats 180 men. been hit by the night the third since On Monday an inquiry into 'delay. September. the dispute was held in Two-thirds of the shops in ing buckets of water and London by a National the shopping centre are due fire extinguishers.

night Disputes of the for completion in the autumn porters and staff put out the building industry. The Com- of next year. blaze. which broke out in the mission found for an A spokesman for WiLiam basement Masonic Room immediate resumption of Thornton Sons Ltd. said shortly after 9.30 p.m.

work and rejected, it is that it might be next Monday The fire, which was out in understood. a claim by the before all work on the site about 10 minutes. involved a Transport and Genera: Work- was back to normal. tarpaulin sheet and decorators and planks. About 100 square feet of carpeting was seriously damaged, mainly by water.

The first of the recent outbreaks occurred in an empty bedroom near a suite occupied by the Prime Minister. A spread security check followed A night porter was overcome tackling the second blaze in a reception room and had to be treated in hospital. C.I.D. PROBE TWO FINED AND DISQUALIFIED One Merseysider honours another. Mr.

Donald Wilson. whose home is at 113 Ferry Road. Eastham. has been appointed chief engineer of the Cunard liner Queen Mary in succession to Mr. Joseph Parry.

la! 10 Larchwood Avenue, Maghull. Mr. Wilson joined the Port Line in 1934. transferred to Cunard in 1936. was torpedoed in the Andania in 1940 awl for the last five Years has served in the and in blth the "Queens." Refore he left the Queen Mr.

Parry Was with a watch by his old colleagues. Mr. Wilson (centre) madp the presentation. On the left is Mr. Parry'c wife.

A trip in a motor can cost spokesman at Welshpool. We helping the police. received an inscribed crock two 19-years-old youths fines have issued the alert case there are any animals near Mrs. Makin. of 28 Chattels for helping tow totalling £l5 each and both officers.

after they had been the ton Road. Stoneveroft. was attacked by some min on were disqualified for six one of the three civiiians. months at Birkenhead Magis- The Severn Valley. inOctober 25.

and who might. trates' Court Yesterday. Montgomeryshire has been who. together with three said Mr. Naughton have been ere Terence 0 Shaughnessy of.

deeply flooded on many lice officers. Chairman of injured. had not Ili 5' Vulcan Street. Birkenhead occasions at this time of year mended by tne po Greenhough gone to helo was fined £lO for permitting the past. 'the Liverpool Watch Commit- them.

tee. Alderman Sir Joseph John Peter Kendall of 416 The three policeinrii Pi Cleary. Beckwith Street, to use a mended er motor van without insurance; I Mrs. Makin. ho has Wough.

an £3 for aiding and abetting him FOUR-DAY WEEK already received the R.E.M. MrFail and Root: to drive without a licence and for gallantry in similar C.1.D.. ho had i £2 for allowing him to use a Between 1.f.;03 and 1.700 i circumstances. chased two Rope! till hov a van not equipped with a engineering workers at the youths whom she had seen They had thooght flirt I.r proper horn. Kendall was Massey4Fergusnn machinery climbing over the fence of a armed.

and fined similar amounts for plant. Kilmarnock. will go on house. from which twoved to hr each of the three offences. a four-day week on smoke was coming.

Shr Mr. Kendall told the court he. December 12. the management caught and held onto them that this ell not mi was under the impression hei announced yesterday. They until police arrived even 'raven.

of thr was covered as he had gone saw this has been caused by one brought out a gun An 011 pro 50.50 with in the saueeze and 1r and fired it. lir A n- the insurance. The van had a fall in order: for harvesters is an (mist vent to I- r' the oM since beton sold. made in Kilmarnoel examp.e of assistance 4o the this occasion Constab'es No ban on badminton match FINED XIS Serpentine Road. Wallasey.

guilty by letter. at four minutes to midnight Mrs. Doreen O' en. of 51 last night. Alexander nrivr.

Lydiate. urc To-day his (mention fined £lO at reported to be fairly corn- yesterday for driving a car fortable. 'carelessly. More complaints over mail delays in Birkenhead Investigations Christmas mail being carried out to-day he said. by the G.Y.U.

into Mr. Fletcher that renewed complaints front had also rased with Sport. politics and the Birkenhttio aoout delay 3 the Chamber complaints about, apartheid question were in postal deliveries. delays to parcels in transit. all discussed in the A Post Office spokesman in particularly between Sheffield course of a short and promised last night an Birkenhead which were sometimes heated debate that toe matter would taking five days to arrive at in Wallasey Council last looked into to-day and added business premises in the town.

night. that it specific instances of Councillor M. Laskier late de were reported to SICKNESS AND LEAVE Labi objected to the them an immediate inquiry The G.P.O. spokesman Recreation Committee's deet- would be made into the commenteu. "We have made sion to allow Cheshire County circumstances.

no changes in personnel since Badminton Association free Following a meettnp of the the first week the new system use of Wallasey Civic Hail to directors Birkenhead came into operation. stage an international had- Chamber of Commerce. the ever. there may be at minton match between Mr. David Fletcher.

this time of the year. wall land and South Africa nn.tuid last night that the sickness and leave. occasion to February 22 and 23 next year. number of complaints from bring in extra men helping It was not likely that the members was beginning to increase again, those regularly making the South African team would be a mixture of black and Complaints of deliveries morning deliveries." arriving later started after the He would be very surprised said Councillor Laskier. It a s.

introduction on September if deliveries were as late as absolutely forbidden in that of a re-organised system of 10.30 a.m. even in isolated country for people of postal handling and distribu- instances. he said. different races to play tion in tne town. Postmen Referring to the parce, post together.

He hoped they were given new walks which he said their own researches would not be able to play in it took them some time to showed that there appeared to the civic hall. learn. be a marked improvement in Councillor Dr. David Cald-. the service.

How ever indiwell, leader of the Liberal NEAR TARGET vidual cases should be taken group, suggested they should Mr. Fletcher said that in with the G.P.O. direct. write to the organisers asking recent weeks, the G.P.O. had no racial discrimination nt.irer to achieving a tota.

'should be exercised. completion of all morning Readopted He added If we find mail deliveries by the new time there is a colour bar, we can But target he of 9.30 a.m. ent on: Now it is i cancel the fixture." for Tuebrook 'apparent that at least some But the. Mayor. Alderman postmen have again been Tom Garnet.

said if the given new walks to matter was settled by the they are not accustomed. Why council there and then it this is so, it is impossible to; I could not be taken up again. comprehend." Councillor Noel Owens Mail was again being chairman of the received very late in outlaying said thin was one of the most districts particularly Oxton lmportant sporting events to and Prenton, in some be played in the borough. It instances up to 10.30 a m. was the first occasion "Now one fears what the 'international badminton game posistion will be when the had been held in Wallasey and 'the first occasion, a South team had isited this country Ward Councillor James Nlottram, who won Tuebrook Ward from the Conservatives in the 1964 Liverpool Municipal Elections, has again been adopted by the ward Labour Party to defend his seat at the elections next May.

Mr. Mottram. a city magis- ACCUSED OF. trate and vice air chman of the Juvenile Court Panel. 441 is dep chairman of the City: WOMAN'S DEATH Transport.

t. Com i tee and the dential Welfare After leaving a wedding Committee of reception at a restaurant I the Welfare in Gayton. Wirral. a Co ittee. i motorist was involved in Cllr.

Mottram He also serves' a collision which resulted on the Watch in the death of a woman 'and Children's sitting beside him in his Living at 268 Mather car. Mr. E. A. Simans, Mr.

Mottram previously prosecuting, told Wirral served on the city council as magistrates at Brom- representative for Breck-; borough yesterday. Ward from 1938 to 1961.: Derek Richardson. aged Employed in the British of 39 Delamere Close, Rail Work Study Eastham, Wirral. was accused he is secretary of the Transof causing the death of Miss rt Salaried Staffs' Margaret Anne Forde. aged tion, Liverpool.

North Wales 26, of 22 Marquis House. New. and Cheshire Divisional Ferry. by driving dangerously. 'Council.

Richardson, a widower with! Married. with three chilthree young children. he has one son who has! committed to Chester Assizes; recently returned to Liver 'on bail. He had nothing to say' pool after in Ausin answer to the charge. tralia.

while hiS married Mr. Simans said Richardson, daughter, a graduate of the was driving a car which University College of North in collision with another car Wales. Bangor. is teaching at towing a caravan in Chester Maidstone. His younger son High Road, Gayton.

at the is at Leeds University. junction with Boathouse Lane at 11.13 p.m. on October 1. Stewart William More. of DAYTON COLLISION Beech Cottage.

Irby Mill HiL. A woman motorist was; Irby. said he was in the slightly injured but did not forecourt of a garage at the hospital treatment junction and saw a car-following a collision between' travelling towards Chester cars in Chester High Road. without lights. The ear was Gayton.

Wirral. near the juncon. or nearly on, the crown of 'tion with Boathouse Lane at. the road. .8.30 p.m.

last night. As Cheshire County Badminton Association would be involved in a great deal of expense themselves and in view of the importance of the function, the committee had decided to grant free use of the Councillor Laskier's obieer tion was defeated. It swerved to the left and She was Mn Borthw irkthen almost immediately Johnson, of Athelston. Mere swerved to the right. It went Avenue.

Raby, Wirral. The over the crown of the road driver of the other car was completely, and collided with. John Millington. of 65 the car towing the caravan. Frobisher Rc td.

Neston FELL FROM TANK, DIED CAR OVERTURNED Michael James Kelly. aged Motorist Mr. A. Marby. of 40, of 16 lesion Cornwall Way.

Ainsdale. Birkenhead. died hen ne fell was to-day "fairly comfortfrom an oil storage tank at able" in Southport Infirmary the of Philmac with head and face injuries North Road. Ellesmere i after his car had overturned Port, yesterday. The accident Liverpool Road, Woodvale.

happened at 10.45 a.m. late last nigh', WALLASEY CALL FOR BRIDGE OR SUBWAY There was a call at Wallasey Council last night for a footbridge or pedestrian subway crossing Leasowe Road, decribed as probably the busiest thoroughfare in the town. Councillor George Clark (Lab) said he thought it was remarkable that no such provision mas being made. He was commenting on the Committee £120.000 scheme for dividing the roadway into dual carriageway from a point near Greenleas Road to Reeds Lane. The stretch from Wallasey Village to the railway bridge has just been made dual carriageway.

TRAFFIC INCREASE Alderman W. (7. Hannaford ilndi pointed out that the new Wallaey-Liverpool tunnel would also increase traffic usin; Leasowe Road, and Councillor C. Allen (Labi suggested pedestrian controlled traffic lights at intervals along the road. Councillor J.

Redhead (C). chairman of the Highways Committee, said a subway could cost £45.000 and a bridge about half that total. When the Leasowe Road raiN ay bridge was being reconstructed. the Ministry of Transport examined the question of a footbridge and decided that the number of pedestrians involved did not warrant this. Getting Ministry approval for pedestrian controlled traffic lights vac even more difficult, he said But he assured the Council that the committee had the problem' well to the fore in their thoughts.

The Liverpool Echo Evening Express, Wednesday, November 30, 1 1 Peter sits in the Royal box Peter Murtagh. a 19-ca: old policeman from Liverpool. who as receiving his Duke of Edinburgh ard go .1 medal from Prince Philip at Buckingham Palace to-day. He was this evening to sit in the Royal box at the London Palladium to see the house of London Laughs Peter's invitation came from Mr. Leslie A.

Macdonnell, managing director of the Palladium, after lie learned that Peter's mother. Mrs. Anne Murtagh. of 10 Hertford Road. Bootle, has been an usherette for six years at the Empire Theatre.

Liverpool, which 'one of the provincial theatres he controls. Peter was to the shrm his father and mother from the same box which Philip watched Television's Royal Gala performance the previous evening, THREE FALSE FIRE CALLS IN 30 MINUTES When boys appeared appeared before Liverpool Juvenile Court to-day, Detective Sergeant T. A. Gilliard told the magistrates that they made three false fire calls within half an' hour. The boys.

one aged 13 and the other 18, admitted making three false fire calls on Ortober 15. They were each fined £2 and each ordered to attend an attendance centre for 24 hours. Sergeant Gilliard said that the first false call was made from Parkfield Road at 10 p.m.. another from Kingsley Road. and one from Croxteth Road.

ON BICYCLES When the ire Sen arrived at Croxteth Road and Diet Road. Station Officer Hawkins was told by a oasser-by that two boys on bicycles were responsible for making the calls. which said Sergeant Gilliard were all false. he 13-years-old boy in a statement: "Last night I was with my friend riding our bikes in Parkfield Road. We saw a fire alarm and decided to smash the glass broke the glass and I pulled the handle.

We saw another fire hose. I smashed the glass with my hand. covered by my jumper. pulled the handle. I went with to another fire box broke the glass and pulled the handle.

I'm very sorry. I did them and on't do them again." Sergeant Gilliard said the other made a statement of admission. Rooke and Mrs. June Makin SEVERN VALLEY Mother of four wins FLOOD ALERT A flood alert as issued second bravery award his morning for the Severn Valley in Montgomer3 shire, from Abermule nstream to the confluence of he Severn and the Vyrnw near the Shropshire border. "The River Severn is full.

but we are not expecting a serious flood. said a A mother of four. Mrs. June Makin. yesterday received her second for bravery, and presented an inseribed for Mr James Haughton, Chief Constable and Sir Joseph added: "We are very, very gratetul to you for did." Mr.

Timothy Greenhough Photographed after receiving their bravery awards from Vderman sir Joseph ('leary at the Liverpool Watch Committee meeting yesterJay are. left to right 'standing) Timothy Greenough. Detective-Constable Reginald McFall. Mr. Andrei Detective-Sergeant Brian Waugh.

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