Birmingham Evening Mail from Birmingham, West Midlands, England • 3

THIEVES OUT FOR A PROSPEROUS HE BECAME A LEGEND CHRISTMAS Beating the bandit Evening Mail Reporter the Christmas shopping rush got under way today police forces throughout the Midlands warned shoppers businessmen and shopkeepers that thieves too were opening their busy season Shops carrying large stocks for Christmas especially cigarettes wines spirits radios and television sets are reminded that they are likely targets for raiders and that the cost of fitting a burglar alarm could be well worth while They suggest that all enclosed areas should be illuminated and that one member of the staff should be responsible each night for ensuring that all doors windows and skylights are fastened All are warned against keeping large sums of money on their premises and to remember that when banking cash to vary the time the route and the vehicles used to get to the bank Sticking to a regular timetable is asking for trouble NEW CITY PROFESSOR Dr A Matty an old boy of Central Grammar School Birmingham has been appointed Professor of Biological Sciences at the College of Advanced Technology Birmingham Dr Matty who is aged 40 is at present senior lecturer in comparative pharmacology at STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE Beautiful to look at and with all the practical requirements of durable tableware smooth flowing lines give your dining table an air of gracious living A pleasure wUl be derived from Its constant use and for tnat special gift remember See at CITY CENTRE Johnson Hie Jeweller (Birmingham) Limited 91 Smallbrook Ringway ACOCKS GREEN The Boutique 1 1 So Warwick Road Dyer Sons Limited St John's Street FOUR OAKS Nordans 312 Clarence Road HALL The Ark 1041 Stratford Road Pettit 277 Baldwins Lane HANDSWORTH Wilkinson Bros Villa Cross KING'S HEATH The Ark 31 Alcester Rood OLTON Royners Limited 55-57 Warwick Road Dyer Sons 3 Alcester Street Hordwore Stores 144 Stratford Road SHELDON Varney 2347 Coventry Road The Ark 34 Station Road SPARKHILL Essex Sons Limited 483 Stratford Read STOURBRIDGE Tudor Rose 90 Hagley Road Old Swinford SUTTON COLDFIELD Blokes Ironmongers 378 Boldmera Road Dodd Ltd 102 The Parade BroeJ 10 Beeches Walk WALSALL Burtons Ltd 73 Bridge Street Jobb and Sans Limited 1750 Coventry Road Mr Billy Walker a recent picture Billy Walker Villa idol for 20 years is dead US IN THE Evening Mail Reporter ARSTON GREEN Association ls to write to Warwickshire County Council asking to be kept in the picture about future plans affecting village amenities The decision was taken at a committee meeting after the felling of a roadside tree one of an avenue of horse chestnuts In Elmdon Lane planted by residents more than 30 ago Mr Wright chairman of the Association said today: We are writing to the Clerk of the County Council asking him to confirm that permission was given for the tree to be felled and suggesting that since these trees were planted by residents to improve village amenities it would be right to advise us or the Parish Council of any future actions of this PERMISSION He added: go to the trouble of planting trees which we are still doing to improve the appearance of the village We are asking why a County Council official can give permission to remove trees when we have to obtain planning permission to plant The tree was in the middle of a drive entrance to the bungalow home of Mr and Mrs Norman Downes It was felled last week to give easier access to the bungalow after the County Divisional Surveyor had confirmed that the occupiers were within their rights Compulsory purchases confirmed Evening Mail Reporter HHHE Minister of Housing and A Local Government Mr Richard Crossman has confirmed compulsory purchase orders affecting homes in Malthouse Lane Washwood Heath and Barker Street Lozells The Housing Department propose to make the houses capable of affording an adequate standard of accommodation until clearance and redevelopment can take place The Minister has accepted a claim from the owners of 16 Barker Street that their property had been well maintained and recommends that a well-maintained payment should be made for it He has rejected a similar claim from the owners of 15a Barker Street Mr Crossman has confirmed without modification the order affecting Malthouse Lane Double trouble for a singer and a comedian BBC DENIES £7 LICENCE REPORTS rpHE BBC denied today A reports that it is to ask the Government for a £7 licence fee for television and radio The Corporation states in its Newsletter: BBC has asked for a combined licence fee of £6 programme of planned expansion ie extension of BBC 2 as fast as possible the introduction of colour in 1967 and the expansion of sound broadcasting hours can be carried out with a £6 combined licence users of radio receivers! without television a licence of 25s would be required instead of £1 as at The BBC recalls that although the cost of services has risen repeatedly during the last 20 years the radio licence fee has not increased since June 1946 The cost of the combined licence was last increased in August 1957 Sheffield Wednesday (1935) and Nottingham Forest (1959) to Cup Final victories As a man he was idolised by the fans and his playing colleagues Master of tactics The name of Billy Walker and Aston Villa will always be linked Despite his successes with other clubs it was at Villa Park that Walker son of a Wednesbury pit-sinker earned his towering repuation as a brilliant inside-forward and master tactician Even as a youngster he made a vast reputation in the Black Country Villa nipped in to sign the brilliant 18-year-old boy prodigy in 1915 first game for he once recalled a reserve match against Port Vale I got five goals on my debut and was promptly dropped It was six weeks before I got into the team Walker was carefully nursed to greatness and within five years had won a Cup-winners' medal and the first of his International caps Yet though success followed success Billy own ideals and beliefs never wavered As one of his contemporaries in those great Villa days Scottish international wing-half Jimmy Gibson put it: Walker was as great a man as he was a player Nothing was ever too much trouble for him if he could do someone a good Forest manager Another Eric Houghton later to become manager "I played with Billy for Villa and for England and I owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude The outstanding thing about Billy Walker was that he took tremendous trouble to make him own game perfect and no trouble was too much to take if he could help someone Lock all cars When using a bank night safe never expose the money bag to view before the safe is opened Lorries and vans carrying valuable loads should not be left unattended and the use of guard dogs Is recommended All locks and security devices should be used Christmas shoppers have a special responsibikty when leaving their newly-bought presents in parked cars Such parcels attract attention The numbers of cases of pilfering from parked cars are soaring The police advise: hide presents parcels and valuables In the boot where they cannot be seen and lock all the doors windows and boot of the vehicle" For anyone who Is going away at Christmas the police advise them to ask the neighbours to keep an eye on the empty house or ask at the local police station for the premises to be checked regularly Coming to Britain Mr Gerhardsen the Norwegian Premier has received invitations to visit Britain and Russia and Indicated that he would go to London before Easter next year Manufactured by: William Garfield Ltd Ernest Street Birmingham 1 that Mr Adams might be acting as his double Mr Adams who lives at 21 Manor Park Road Castle Bromwich has been appearing In cabaret at La Reserve Sutton Coldfield Since leaving school he has been a sales clerk with a Birmingham wholesale firm Now he hopes to turn professional in January the University of St Andrews His fans adored him his colleagues admired and respected him and his opponents feared him His distinguished playing career stretched until November 1933 when he hung up his boots to become Sheffield manager After three years at Hillsborough and a short spell with Chelmsford Billy Walker was appointed manager of Notting ham Forest When he retired Forest honoured him by appointing him to their Committee Three years ago he wrote in the Evening Mail and Despatch have had a long term in the game have had some great days and have been fortunate in my choice of clubs if I had my life over again under conditions as they used to be I would not change a single GROUP section of business in a flourishing industry Mr 8 Morgan the chairman reports a good order cover throughout the group This order position Is sufficiently large to require increased production capacity he says leads us to expect another successful With a general improvement In the sales last year which produced a modest increase in profit Mr Morgan says the principal difficulty has been to hold profits on the big production lines in the face of rising costs of material and labour Increased production has offset this problem to a certain extent but it has not been solved to our complete satisfaction by any means" INTERIM CHANGED Because the board of Jravons the Tipton contractors and engineers consider that the margin between a small Interim dividend and a large final should STEVE ADAMS 21-year- old singer from Castle Bromwich is often stopped In the street because of his likeness to comedian Roy Castle At the Coventry Theatre where the comedian is appearing in the the pair met for the first time and the amateur singer received some professional tips including a brief dance leson on the stage (above) The result of the meeting is that Roy who Ls making a film in the New Year said Fire not in Launderette Bendix Home Appliances Ltd a subsidiary of the British Motor Corporation have issued the following statement concerning newspaper reports of the Are in a shop laundry at Forest Gate London in which five people died all reports the name Launderette was quoted and since Launderette is the recognised trading style of over 1600 Bendix-equipped self-service shops we feel that in the Interests of over 1500000 regular weekly users of Launderettes the public should be informed that the shop at Forest Gate was an unattended coin-operated laundry and was not equipped by Bendix and was not a by ERIC WOODWARD TTILLY WALKER one of Aston greatest internationals died in a Nottingham hospital in the early hours of today This Black Country product who won fame as player and manager finished his football career on the Committee of Nottingham Forest the club he managed from 1938 to 1961 He had been seriously ill for a considerable time and had been in hospital since July He was 67 Billy Walker became a legend in his own lifetime one of the all-time greats at a time when Eiglish football was at its highest pinnacle of international power As a player he was 17 times by England and played in two Cup Finals As a manager he led both MURDER ENQUIRY GOES ON Evening Mail Reporter Detectives from the Birmingham Staffordshire Walsall and Dudley forces were helping members of the Wolverhampton CID today in further house to house enquiries into the murder of Mr Jitendra Duggal a 31-year-old Indian Mr Duggal was found strangled in his mini van in Avenue Road Compton a Wolverhampton suburb Enquiries are being concentrated in the Wolverhampton area Detectives led by Detective Superintendent Williams head of Wolverhampton CID and Detective Superintendent Davies of Scotland Yard believe that the crime was committed by some body in the area THE WINDMILL'S BUT WE NEVER DO! THE RAINBOW CASINO IS OPEN ALL NIGHT NIGHT! I Luxurious surroundings in which fo enjoy POKER ROULETTE I BLACKJACK CHEMIN -de-FER JOIN THE NUMBER ONE' CASINO OF THE MIDLANDS Subscription I- per yaor Restaurant Open All Night for Steak Scampi Chicken etc COME FOR SUPPER AND STAY FOR BREAKFAST I 1 PORTLAND ROAD BIRMINGHAM 16 EDG 1033 London Gazette Bankruptcy receiving orders Desmond Francis King fitter living at 11 Druid Road 8toke Coventry lately and carrying on business at the Earl of Clarendon Warwick Road Kenilworth as a publican Order dated November 23 Discharge orders John Leon Davis lorry driver and Edith Davia (his wife) living and carrying on business in copartnership under the Btyle of Mayfields at 8ilver 8treet Tam-worth and outfitters Formerly carrying on business In co-opartnership as general dealers at Watllng Street Nuneaton (separate estate of John Leon Davis) Order dated October 27 Nature of order made discharge be suspended for one month and that he be discharged as from November 27 Edith Davis (separate application of) court Birmingham Order dated October 27 Nature of order bankrupt's discharge be suspended for on month and that she be discharged as from November 27 Dividend John Robert Gblbs of Shelley Avenue Warwick clerk First and final dividend of 4s Id In the pound ambulance service said: We found that the ordinary ringing bell had little effect on thick traffic Then we tried amplifying the ringing bell but still It did not seem to convey i sense of urgency Twin tone horns are being used on emergency ambulances in Warwickshire Worcestershire and Staffordshire Already our drivers say that tills is the best thing they have tried yet Motorists TWIN-TONE WARNINGS TO ALL RETAILERS OF SWEETS AND CHOCOLATE You arc cordially invited to visit WILLIAMSONS Cash and Carry FOR THE LARGEST RANGE OF CONFECTIONERY IN THE MIDLANDS at 622 HAGLEY RD WEST QUINTON BIRMINGHAM 32 (Near Holly Bush) OPEN 830 am 830 pm Monday and Wednesday Tuesday Thursday Friday Closed Lunch The Force Bus-less Saturday Dundee Corporation bua crews decided today to strike for 24 hours In support of the provincial claim for a 40-hour week and higher pay are pulling over and allowing ambulances to overtake We have Instructed the drivers however to use the horns only in the greatest necessity and even then only in short bursts They have been told not to use them at The are not being tried out on city fire machines which for some time have been using sirens in place of bells All Prices USED SALE BRISTOL STREET MOTORS CAR SALES EXPLOSION NOW bOo STOCKS REPORTS RISING ORDERS be reduced interim dividend is being increased from 5 per cent to 7 per cent Because of this shareholders must not assume that there will be an increase in the total distribution for the year although the board also says by City Correspondent that turnover and proflu are proving satisfactory Total dividend last time was 25 per cent Including a 5 per cent bor mu Fletcher Builder which has had Its shares quoted on the Birmingham and London stock exchanges alnce July has taken over Reliant Plant Se (Walsall Wood) Total consideration 1 being satisfied by an allotment of 99380 shares of 5s each which at the date of the agreement for the purchase stood In the market at a share The new addition will become responsible for maintaining the group's contracting plant and tu existing business will be expanded to cover the areas now served by the Fletcher group Mr Langston who founded Reliant Plant will continue to be managing director of the company and has signed a service agreement MORE CAPITAL Wilkes and Godwin the Birmingham metal finishers are Increasing Issued capital by a further 500000 Ordinary 2a shares put to company This proposal ls to be put shareholders so that the compi can complete Its acquisition of the Wolverhampton Plating Com-the allotment of 240000 shares and tbe payment Ordinary shares and the paymen of £48000 in cash representing total cost Of 120000 The board has no plans for the Issue of the remaining shares following this allotment Wolverhampton Plating Company has Its works at Coseley and carries on a business similar to that of Wilkes and Godwin Midlands TN Birmingham Divorce Court A Judge Norris granted decrees nisi in the following undefended cases names first): Ethel Mary Green Qucslett Road Pheasey Estate Birmingham Alan Oreen (adultery) Raymond Yeatcs Green Lane Small Heath Pauline Yeatea (adultery) Irene Sullivan Broom-hill Road Perry Common David Sullivan (desertion): Franlr Mills Huracwood Road Perry Common Barbara Mills (adultery) Euseila Trenton formerly of City Road Edgbasion WHHam Treston (desertion) John Will Ism Vincent Hstherton Road Lunt Estate Bilston Hilda Vincent (adultery) Joyce Cynthia Hewitt Murdock Road Handtworih Aston Gatlunore Hewitt (cruelty) Ronald John Sears Midland Road Cotter idge Joyce Dorinda Sears (adultery) Harry Starkey Dyaa Avenue Great Barr Catherine Christine Starkey (desertion) Brian Jeffrey Chapman Thurm View Road Leicester EHrtda Ma Wlnton Chapman (adultery) Magalit Wlnton Chapman (adultery) Magaline Shakespeare Charlevlll Road Handswortn Dalton Wav-man Shakespeare (cruelty) Jnei Paintain Abbott Road rath Fkank Paintain (adultery) Pamela Rose Simmons formerly of Jeff-cock Road Wolverhampton Maurice Simmons (adultery) Donald Evans Grove Lane Smethwick Doreen Marlon Evans (desertion) In the case Cannon Cannon the Judge rejected the prayer of petitioner Kathleen Joyce Cannon and granted a SHEFFIELD UNITED ASTON VILLA SATURDAY 5th DECEMBER CHEAP TRIP SHEFFIELD 20 Birmingham New Street depart 958am or 11am For rot-urn time ond furthei informotion please enquire el Stations or Official Railway Agents British Railways MUST BE CLEARED TO MAKE ROOM FOR 1965 NEW CAR PART EXCHANGES Evening Moil Reporter -riXPERIMENTAL twin-tone horns similar to those used on the Continent are being tried out on Birmingham ambulances The experiment is part of a drive to speed the accident ambulances through the dense Birmingham traffic Two emergency ambulances both from the Henrietta Street depot have been fitted with the horns and the drivers have been asked to report on their efficiency Although the horns have only been in use for a few days ambulance drivers are already favourably Impressed by response In letting them through One of the ambulances has two different horns fitted The other ambulance has a horn of a third type All three types are being tested for their effect on traffic A report on them will be made by Chief Fire Officer Mr A Webb to the Ambulance Sub-Committee of the Fire Brigade Committee A spokesman for the city decrees nisi tkcrce mat on the cross-prayer of the anmaer by the respondent Dennis Albert Cannon Hollyhurst Road Sutton Coldfield on the ground of deaertion by the petitioner In a short defended case Thomas a Thomas the Judge rejected the prayer of the petitioner Kenneth Thomas and granted a decree nisi on the cross-prayer of the answer by the respondent Corporal Valerie Thomat 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