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Page Five THE DAILY MAIL SATURDAY AUGUST 16 1969 Steel strike hits auto giants nion chief hints at changes TO BUY OVERSEAS multi-million pound car industry already in the grip of a nation-wide series of labour disputes strikes and go-slows which have put thousands of men out of work is facing shortage of steel COACH CRASH TOLL RISES A NOTHER MAN in the coach disaster at Stanhope in Weardale Co Durham has died in hospital bringing the death toll to 18 a County Durham police spokesman said today His name will not be released until his next of kin have been told Sixteen elderly men and women and a young girl were killed in the crash on Thursday night B0WL8 MATCH The coach was carrying men and women bowlers from Blackhall on the Durham coast They had been to Con-sett for a bowls match An inquest on the victims is expected to be opened at Shotiey Bridge Hospital on Monday PARTY HEADQUARTERS OPENED Lord Cooper (left) with officials at the opening of West Hull Labour Party's headquarters in Anlaby-road With Lord Cooper are (from left): Mr James Johnson MP Mr Stanford ward chairman Coun Fox Aid Hammond and Aid Smith CIVIC VfelT The Sheriff of Hull Lord Halifax Capt Cary Grant to see more of daughter FILM STAR CARY GRANT has won a fresh round in his continuing court battle to see more of Jennifer (three) his only child in four marriages Sites needed to house disabled ONE-ACRE SITES in Hull Hessle and Bridlington are needed by the British Legion to build homes for dis abled and elderly exservicemen aim is to put the men where we know they will be happy and not just push them on a council said Mr William Singleton president of East Riding branch of the British Legion at Hull Rotary Club yesterday He was speaking about the housing association which felt there was a need to meet the requirements of elderly and disabled exservice- With the strike at the Port Talbot steel works now in its seventh week and with no sign of a return to work by the 1300 striking blastfumacemen the Big Four motor manufacturers are looking to the Continent for alternative supplies of steel More than 90 per cent of the motor steel is normally supplied by the mammoth British Steel Corporation whqse subsidiary the Steel Company of Wales contributes a sizeable roportion from its Abbey-largam works at Port Talbot All the major car companies British Leyland Vauxhall Ford and Rootes take steel from Port Talbot which produces about one-third of the requirements of the motor industry NEW S0URCE8 And while they claim to have sufficient supplies of steel to to keep them going for at least two to three weeks all admit to looking elsewhere for new sources of supply Although none of them is likely to escape the effects of the Port Talbot strike some are certain to suffer more than others Vauxhall for example are the biggest users of 60in steel and the Port Talbot works has the only mill in the country capable of producing it i British Leyland biggest motor manufacturers with nearly 170000 workers engaged on its car van truck and bus production regard the tuation as seri They use about 400000 tons of steel a year only eight per cent from overseas ORDERS PLACED We have been looking around overseas for some weeks now" said a British Leyland spokesman fact we have already placed a number of orders with overseas The Ford Motor Comp whose plants re-open on Monday after being closed for annual holidays are unlikely to feel the pinch so soon But like Britito Leyland they are looking for alternative sources of supply probably Holland" BIG WORRY Vauxhall have sufficient stocks to keep them going for another three Rootes for the next four or five What worries motor men most about the Port Talbot strike is that even when it ends it will be at least two months before the supply of sheet steel is back to anywhere near normal It will take at least a month to get the plant back into full production and another four weeks before sheet steel from the works can be processed ready for use MAN ADMITS BURGLARY During a search of a clothing shop which had been forcibly entered Pc I Graham a dog handler and police dog Zak found a man standing on a chair in a changing cubicle The man said he had only gone in for an overcoat Insp Wilson told Hull Stipendiary Magistrate Albert James Hannant (37) of 128 Brunswick avenue pleaded guilty to burglary at Northern Clothing Co Ferens-way Hull with intent to steal He was remanded until for a probation said Pc Graham August 29 repoi Insp Wifsoi found a hole large enough for an adult to get through in the lass panel of a door Clothing been disturbed in the shop SECOND DEATH IN MURDER VILLAGE A KENT POLICE spokesman said early today they satisfied that there were no suspicious circumstances in connection with the death of Michael Barry Mawer He was found with stab wounds at a Kent County Council home for children in Paddock last night Detectives were home a large house next door to Wood police station It is less than 50yds the village cricket field where the murdered Diane Davidson (21) her walk to death on Jul Mr Mawer (28) was taken to Pembury Hosital where he was found to be dead MURDER PROBE Slightly Mr Mawer 1500 men interviewed is Most Tetanus woman TlyTRS IVY SHEPHERDSON iTl the North Dalton housewife who was rushed to a special infectious disease unit suffering from tetanus on Thursday was today still dangerously ill in Castle Hill Hospital at Cottingham Her doctor said that Mrs Shepherdson had contracted clinical tetanus but her condition had not deteriorated during the past few days Mrs Shepherdson injured herself about 10 days ago on a piece of wood and contracted the disease that way hospital spokesman STILL OPEN In some cases of tetanus the wound could heal up and the germ could survive without air but in Mrs case her wound was still open he said Her husband and son who have been constantly at the hospital have been immunised against the infection the young children in his country have been immunised against tetanus It is the older people who are not immunised and who are open to said the spokesman MAN BROKE WINDOWS WITH BRICKS A FTER BEING directed to a 'J house in Nicholson-street Hull a man picked up bricks and broke three windows at the house Insp Wilson told Hull Stipendiary Magistrate John McLaughlan (35) of 48 lOth-avenue North Hull Estate pleaded guilty to wilfully damaging the windows at 3 Nicholson-street to the value of £3 19s 4d He was sentenced to two months imprisonment suspended for two years and ordered to pay £3 19s 4d compensation He also pleaded guilty to stealing £18 Is from a gas meter and £24 10s from an electricity meter and was sentenced to six months imprisonment in each case the concurrent sentences suspended for two years When asked about the meter thefts he wanted the money for a bet In court McLaughlan said he had no explanation for breaking the windows He won a temporary injunction yesterday to stop his wife Dyan Cannon (31) sending their daughter to Washington State to stay with Miss parents on a 200-acre ranch Judge Marvin Freeman of the Los Angeles Superior Court said he was issuing a -IHKI temporary injunction until a hearing on October 8 when he said he would deal with ipplication to see more of the ihild In the bitterly contested divorce action last year Miss Cannon claimed that Grant took the drug LSD which made him irrational hostile and unfit to be a Grant was given the right to see the child for 60 days a year but a nurse or governess appointed by Miss Cannon had to accompany Jennifer on extended visits The pair married in Las Vegas in July 1965 and separated in November 1966 Grant was formerly married to film stars Virginia Cherill and Betsy Drake and to Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton GOLDEN WEDDING Mr and Mrs A Manderville of 2 Broadway drive HoMemess-road Hull who are celebrating their golden wedding today They were married in St Church Birkenhead UNIONS and em-loyers will have to put ndustrial relations on a proper footing or somebody will do it for them Lord Cooper general secretary of the General and Municipal Union told a Labour Party gathering in Hull last night Lord Cooper who was officially opening new headquarters for West Hull Constituency Labour Party at 503 Anlaby-road Hull said the situation where a dozen men could throw 3000 out of work was crazy is time we altered our he said Trade unions and industrial relations are in the melting pot and great changes are coming about NO EXCUSE is no excuse for one unnecessary day of strike in this The Labour Government had grasped the nettle of labour! relations but would get no: credit for it The Labour Party is almost over-generous in taking in people who once in the party start to undermine he 5aid But in spite of its problems the Labour Government has done a first-class The TUC would never have had the power it had now to control unions had it not been for the Paper: Place of Mr James Johnson MP for West Hull who wiU hold his regular for constituents in one of the rooms in the new premises said that Lord Cooper had given dis-tinguished service to the General and Municipal Union THANKS DUE Aid Sir Leo Schultz leader of the Labour group on Hull City Council said that thanks were due to Lord Cooper to Aid Sydney Smith founder of Hull Labour Hall Society who had put in so much time effort and money and to members of North Newington Ward who provided furnishings for the premises Lord Cooper persuaded his union to advance funds to buy the property said Aid Sir Leo They were grateful to him and to the unoin he represented Aid Sir Leo's vote of thanks was seconded by Mf Harold Sims Yorkshire reg organiser of the Labour Aid Sydney Smith introduced Lord Cooper and chairman at the opening was Aid Hammond Film producer dies William Goetz who during a 35-year film career produced such films as Sayonara and of died on Friday He was 66 'ttt'ri 7- -'T Assault on wife A Hull man who at an earlier hearing pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm to his wife was fined £10 by Hull Stipendiary Magistrate Raymond Kemp (23) of 13 terrace Courtney-street Hull had been remanded for a probation report IA lone Co-Warden the Lord Mayor and Capt Newlovc Master Warden looking at Captain gun and his cabin chair during civic visit to Hull Trinity House Civic party steps back in time A FEW STEPS through a blue-painted door and across a small paved courtyard yesterday took civic heads back in to the 18th century The party which included Lord Halifax Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding and Lady Halifax were guests for the afternoon at Trinity House Hull on an annual visit The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress Sheriff and Lady of Hull the Town Clerk and his wife were greeted by the Master Warden Capt Newlove and the co-wardeh Capt Jones In their tour of the rooms they were shown the treasures of Trinity House many of them priceless including Captain musket and a chair from his cabin in the presented in 1817 During the tour they saw the silver collection and the chapel and in the council room saw photographs taken during the recent royal visit The afternoon ended with tea in the banqueting room Baths cost ratepayers 5s a EVERY TIME someone swims in Wandsworth 70 year old Nine Elms Baths it costs ratepayers five shillings Now the council despite protests has decided to close down the pool at the end of the season in September A council spokesman said today the pool and buildings were in a condition and cost £23000 a year to maintain Attendances numbered a mere 93000 a The swimming bath in Nine Elms-lane near Battersea Dogs Home is 150ft long It is open for swimming between April and September During the winter months the pool is boarded up and used for indoor games additional fragments of maple Wood belonging to the instrument These had been thought by the excavators to be connected with the wood from the roof of the burial chamber and so lost their connection with the instrument Although the resonator (sound box) is still missing most of the rest of the instrument has survived and is now pieced together No information was available as to how Saxon instruments were tuned and the reconstruction has been tuned to pentatonic scale a characteristic for early folk music Although the resonator is flat and shallow and there are no sound-holes the tone is described as vibrant and quite robust somewhere between the alto and tenor DIFFICULT PROCESS The reconstruction process was It was the work of Miss Myrtle Bruce-Mitford a professional musician specially employed by the trustees in collaboration with her father Dr Rupert Bruce Mitford keeper of medieval and later antiquities at the museum who is in charge of work on the Sutton Hoo finds Cost of the new reconstruc tion was met from a grant made by the National Geoi Society of America made in the Arnold Dolmetsch workshop at Haslemere Surrey under the direction of Mr Carley from detailed drawings supplied by the British Museum Hull fares rise bid on Sept 4 application to increase bus fares by up to 3d will be heard by the Traffic Commissioners in Hull Guildhall on September 4 The commissioners will also hear objections to the plan It was agreed to seek a fares rise after Hull Transport Com mittee heard that the buses would be an estimated £327440 tiie by the end of March 1970 Mr Kv Haigh general manager of the Transport Department said only minor economies could be made ana on some routes improvements in the services were needed Because of this they should apply for a fares increase FIRM ZOOMING UP EXPORT LEAGUE IRMPRSiPHHIlHMiH league are Rose Downs and Thompson Ltd the Hull engineers Hieir latest pair of orders for overseas hoist exports to 83 per cent of total sales The orders are for two specially-designed meat and bonemeal solvent extraction plants for Italy with capacities of 25 and 50 tons daily Rose Downs will engineer and design toe plants and their Italian representatives will manufacture them in Italy The Hull firm has recently been very successful with screw presses and solvent extraction plant in the animal by-products Industry The new orders are a result otf this success and further work for the Hull factory is expected in due course DANCE HALL Insp Gordon Peam said the fight took place at about 130 am last Saturday after the three had been at a dance halL Patrick Danville and Beetham had skylarked with some girls on their way home along Porter-street and Hessle-road At one point Patrick Danville scuffled with Hodgson who had been walking with the girls The two were separated by their companions but later after John Danville had joined his brother and Beetham another fight took place the court heard As Hodgson and Wolstenholme walked near Wellstedi-street the three youths leapt out in front of them said Insp Peam Two carried pieces of wood and Patrick Danville brandished a brick BLAMED DRINK Patrick Danville claimed that he threw the brick but it passed over Wolstenholme'S shoulder He admitted kicking one of the youths but blamed drink for not remembering which one Beetham recalled fighting with Hodgson John Danville said he hit one of the youths once or with his fists The three then ran away leaving Wolstenholme and Hodgson suffering from bad head wounds Patrick Danville said Beetham claimed that they were tormented by the girls and then the two youths picked a fight with them and continued to be aggressive John Danville joined in lor the fight near Wellsted-street After retiring to discuss the case the Bench found the case iroved and the three guilty of ointly assaulting tne two youths The Danville brothers were remandied in custody for sentence at the next Quarter Sessions with a recommendation from toe court for Borstal training Beetham was remanded in custody for 14 days pending medical and probation reporta lighthouse Bridlington rdc is to contribute £200 towards the £450 cost of renovating the 300-year-old lighthouse on Fhwn-borough Head Coun Tom Woodhcuee chairman said sailors and fishermen had asked Bridlington Corporation to paint and illuminate the old lighthouse because it was an aid to navigation He said it would not be fair to allow the corporation to bear all the costs of preserving the old tower which was still a useful guide to local fishermen Coun- A Coleman said mariners coming into Bridlington bay could see the old lighthouse before the new one and so it was necessary to db all they could to help sailors navigate the Flaraborough Head Hull cyclist dies after accident AHULL CYCLIST died last night after being involved in an accident with a Corporation bus He was Mr John Woods (33) of 67 Cladshaw Orchard Park Estate The accident occurred at the junction of Greenwood-avenue and Ellerburn-avenue at about 1120 pm Today police in Hull Western Division appealed for any witnesses of tne accident to contact them would ask for anyone who could help to get in touch with us as soon as possible" said a spokesman Family success A Hull man and his sister have gained second class honours degrees at university Former Hull Grammar School pupil David Gwylin Anthony (22) of 51 BellAeld-avenue gained a degree in history at St College Oxford His sister Susan Mair Anthony (21) gained a degree in German at Nottingham University She is a former pupil of Newland High School Taxi driver fined A taxi driver who overtook a police car in a restricted area at 40mph pleaded guilty to failing to provide a specimen when he appeared before Hull magistrates Arthur George Groizard (36) of 134 Glasgow-street Hull was fined £20 and disqualified from driving for one year TIME FOR A road near Market Wtighton SORRY -FIGHT YOUTH "PRESCRIBING an early-morning attack on a youth an un-AJ employed youth told Hull Magistrates Court yesterday: just kept kicking him and kicking him I know what I was doing but I felt really sorry pleaded not guilty Hodgson and guilty I Wolstenholme Patrick Edward Danville (17) Eusemere avenue Red-bourne-street Hull was giving men A DANGER It would be invidious to talk about second-class citizenship when talking about disabled exservicemen but there is a danger of it said Mr Singletin Because they were often deprived of full participation in the community they were apt to be overlooked and shelved They could not by their disability contribute to society at present But they contributed enough asked Mr Singleton ir great What money we ask for is sites to be bought by us to set up nomes for he added GRABBED HIS WIFE BY THE THROAT A MAN grabbed his wife by the throat and threatened her Hull Stipendiary Magistrate was told But the incident was denied by Kenneth Stewart McGahey (21) hot-dog vendor of 24 Leonard street Hull who pleaded not guilty to assault causing bodily harm to his wife Carol He was fined £7 Mrs McGahey of 8 terrace Cave-street Hull said they were married in 1965 and separated in March this year Divorce proceedings were pending She said that she saw her husband and his girlfriend on Beverley-road He 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