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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

Gardens and will be located at
Binder and GriXdale, near So
journer Truth Homes.
Four of the 25 homes are
under construction.
Then, I understand, there is
TO be another all-Negro de-
velopment of AIS houses be-
tween Pembroke and w. Eight
Mile road, for which ground
will be broken shortly.
Working on these projects
with Diggs are Donald F.
White, architect; Forrest I.
Young and William Maynard,
builders.
Other officers Of the organi-
zation are:
Everett I. Watson, first vice
president: Edward A. Simmons,
second vice president and gen.
eral counsel; william B.
Thompson. secretary; Fred A.
Allen, treasurer; Richard II.
Austin, auditor controller;
James l.. Singleton, real estate
manager; William L. Sheriff.,
stock sales manager; Robert M.
Walker, co-orCinator personnel
and employment, and Louis c.
Blount, DR.. J. W. Edwards and
Mack IXey, directors.
DOWN THROUGH the years
earnings have been sounded on
the following. and Jokes hare
been made on the basis of IL.
but at the same time IL seems a
timely EARNING if youH look at
some buildings you pass.
Here It's:
Don't set fot0er pots, pies,
preserves, 81 ceterd, on WiRdoD
Lodges or silLs MheKe they miQht
fdU on possersby.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN in his
message TO Congress on Dec. 3,
1861, said:
Property Is the fruit of
labor; property is desirable; Is q
positive good In the world.
THAT some should be rich
shows that others may become
rich, and hence IL just encour-
agement to industry and enter
prise -.
Let not him who II house
less pull down the house of an
other, but let him labor dill
gently to build one for himself,
thus by example assuring that
his own shall be safe from vio-
lence."
DON'T LAUGH, even though
pou liUe IN an apartment, cause
u might be necessary for you,
too, to hare 10 adjust or repair
tdFiUdFe.
II that happens, avoid the use
Of pipe iorenches and other tools
which might damage the finish.
Yes, I knetU that from the old
days. but somebody ahead of
me evidently didn't.
TORN OR BADLY worn stair
carpet should be mended or
reported to the owner TO avoid
the tripping hazard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Ex-Vichy Aides
Heard by Board

ALGIERS, Nov. u (UP)--Mar-
eel B. Peyrouton. former Vichy
minister of interior, and Pierre
Boisson, former governor general
Of French West Africa, appeared
today before the French purge"
commission leading with collabo-
rationists. D..
Boisson. who ordered Dakar de-
Tended against Free French forces
and was accused of impeding ad-
herence Of French West Africa to
the Allies. was being examined
behind locked doors by five-man
commission.
Peyrouton, also former gov
ernor general Of Algeria. was
waiting TO follow him before the
commission. He was dressed ir
civilian clothes, although he has
Joined the army and been com
missioned captain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
j. 5. and Britain
To Bar Allied
Food 10 India
Favor Confinine Aid
From United Nations
TO Actual War Areas

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Nov.
27 (INS)-Anglo-A American forces
teamed up today against any plan
for the United Nations relief and
rehabilitation council to divert
supplies to famine areas of India
in the near future. How Russia
stood on the problem was not
known, but she was understood to
side with the other occupied areas
anxious 10 concentrate action on
actual war areas.
China, with large famine areas.
besides sections overrun by the
Japanese, was la a peculiar Ak
and tentatively sided with pleas
from outside sources to make al
least a gesture of aid toward
India.
Whether the India relief prob
lem would become a formal issue
at the closing sessions of the
UNRRA council was still unde-
termined. but the question gained
official status yesterday for the
FIRST time. after weeks of quiet
discussion.
Col. John J. Llewellin, chief of
the British delegation and newly
appointed war minister for food.
cut the argument off short. for
the time being at least, with a
formal statement that the council
would be "out of order" TO en-
brace the India situation now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Army and HimmIer
Reported in Conflict

NEW YORK. Nov. u (UP)-
A Polish Telegraph Agency dis
patch from London today reported
the German army has demanded
that interior minister and gestapo
chief Himrnler relinquish author
ity over occupied Poland after
continual failure of the agents to
maintain order.
The dispatch, quoting under
ground reports received by Polish
Premier Mikolajczyk, said Hmm
Ter already has made concessions
to the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Camouflage Study
Cuts Heat of Sun
Peaeetime Uses of Paints
Discovered in Canada

Camouflage studies in Cana
dian laboratory indicate possible
Ipeacetime uses of paints. which re-
Meet infra-red rays and there
fore reduce the heat absorption
of the painted surface, making
buildings in sunlight cooler. Chem
icd and Engineering News, pub
LEGATION. Of the American Chemical
Society, reported Saturday.
Exposed gasoline storage tanks
can &c painted in any desired
color scheme without lowering APP
preciably the high degree of heat
reflectivity afforded by the white
and aluminium coatings now used,
il stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Two State Ferries
Head for Drydoek

CHEBOYGAN, Nov. u (UP)-
The state highway ferries, the
City of Petoskey and the City of
Munising, will arrive here Dec 1
to go into drydock for the winter.
The two vessels, part of the
Straits Of Mackinac fleet, were
transporting trucks between
Cleveland and Detroit last sum-
mer under lease to the Truckers
Steamship Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Exclusion Act Aids
u. s., China Relations

WASHINGTON, Nov. u (INS)
Senator Andrews Cd Of Florida
predicted a wave Of friendly feel
Ing for the United States in China
as a result of passage of the bill
repeating the Chinese Exclusion
Act.
The measure. witch passed, the
Senate late yesterday. was sent to
the White House today for Presi-
dent Roosevelt's apcros-d Tbs
bill was recommended by Mr.
| Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

COLDWATER. Nov. u Mrs.
Lenora Johnson, 46, wife of Col,
L. F. johnson of the u. S. Army,
was injured seriously when an
auto driven by her husband was
tossed into a ravine after a tire
blew out. The colonel was not
hurt. The couple live in Indian
apolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Flint Chest Director Quits

FLINT. Nov. 27-John L. Irwin.
managing direator of the Flint
and Genesee County War Chest
and the Community Association
for 18 months. today announced
that he has resigned and will
leave before Dec. 81 to become
executive director of the War and
Community Chest of Springfield,
Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
b. s. Chart

Detroit snd Vicinity Sunday fair ana
warmer moderate winds
shippers forecast Protect shipments
during the next 80 hours within a radius
of ESQ miles for. north. rs degrees; eaN
~ degrees: west, % degrees south. rs
degrees.
DETROIT DATA
Departure from normal teu,persture
since Jan. Plus 227
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan Plus 30
Degree days for Friday. Nov 2s-23
Normal for Nov $50.
Accumulated degree days this month
sss
Normal degree days for November-T7l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Juvenile Fugitive Captured

LANSING. Nov. PA 15-year-
old youth who escaped from the
county probate agent while being
transported 10 the detention home
at Mason, was back in the custody
Of police detectives here today
facing court action on car theft
charges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Jacks TO Get Underwear

WASHINGTON, Nov. u (UP)
The shortage of long drawers
that was causing loggers in the
northwest to SILVER their timbers
as they cut same was apparently
ended today with the news that
the army has released 117,600
suits Of heavy underwear for these
civilian workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Along Realty Row
With PAT DENNIS
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

THE brokers division of the Detroit Real Estate Board viii
hold gala meeting at 1918 p. Wednesday in Olde
Wayne Club testimonial affair for James E. Atkinson past
president of both the Detroit Real Estate Board and the
Michigan Real Estate Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE

HOME mortgages IN Dearborn and vicinity;
no service charge. First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan avenue Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ACRE, 2-bedroom home. water. gas, cleo
tIie In Harper-i5 Mile sec. a good buy:
xz,fOo. $500 down. S25 month. 2O9ii
Harper TU 2-ss20
AMIDST TALL OAKS 4-room. coy.
Ceiotex insulated house city water In
kitchen. INCLUDING ELECTRIC STOVE:
large wooded lots Price only 50 ESQ
500 cash can swing deal
GROSSMAN
Main office corner Van Born ana Wayne
Roads. Branch offioe 32023 Michigan Ave.
Just west Of Eloise
Open Sunday and weekly. 30 a. m
10 1870 q. m
BEAUTIFULLY DEcORATED--Read TO
move IN, $500 down. model cor Lafa-
yette and Rose opposite Lincoln Park High
School Atlantic sl44 or Cherry 1850
BLUE ROOTED bungalow. brand new
modern house. mt afr furnace complete
bath. beautifully decorated MOVE IN AT
ONCE, NO CASH NEEDED, ENTIRE
DOWN PAYMENT FINANCED.
GROSSMAN
Main ofice corner Van Born and WAYNE
Roads. Branch oifice 32023 Michigan Ave
Just west 81 Eloise. Phone Wayne $40
Open sunday and Weekly,
$50 a m 10 80 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

LIBERAL LOANS - Diamonds. watches,
Jewelry; extraordinary unredeemed bar
gains. Bonded Loan Company, ass
Michigan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
FARMs AND LANDS EoR SALE

coLORED-sl50 cash gives dted 70
toxiis n. near iiMtle and Cratiot
ave, Write, telephone number and time
~ home. Address Box 1887. Detroit
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
SPORTS PARADE

series, and he felt it slipping away
from him. If he was fellow who
didn't take that fourth-game de-
feat pretty hard, I wouldn't think
much of him."
In conclusion, Breadon Sa d
Southworth signed a one-year man.
ayers contract in September, and
hes certainly okay for another
year at least, if we have baseball
in 1914"
STING EASED
We admire Breadon's reactions to
Southworth's display of temper
Naturally we do not approve Of
anyone giving the business" to
newspaper men when they are do
ing their job, as those boys were
in the dressing room. But, in this
instance, the extenuating circum-
stances, certainly minimized his Of
fense
Moreover, Billy's words were
more beneficial to baseball than if
he had smiled pholosophically and
given off a namby- -pamby state
ment like:
We'll, boys-all 1 can say is that
the better team won today"
Southworth displayed his anger
at other times in the series; and
we don't think the public blames
him. He saw his Cardinals, get
ting better pitching than expected,
kick away game after game with 10
errors and 81 men left on base
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
BY Isle SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13 up
Shutting the sports deck: San
Francisco sports scribes who are
worrying about uses bulky Tro-
jams running up huge score Sat-
urday over University of San Fran
cisco may go back to their hide
aWayS-and relax.
1t amt gonna happen, gents.
Jeff Cracath's nickname is not
Shut the Gates of Mercy" Jeff
has not forgotten his time spent
at USF. Besides that, Jeff can't
guarantee his backfield can keep a
tight hold on the ball They've won
three games but in each case
handles on the football would have
been a great little help.
night baseball On the coast next
season. The army has intimated
all the clubs will have to do is ap-
ply for extra lighting over the
thirty-foot candle regulation pro-
viding the ball park is three miles
from the sea. Only club offhand
we know which can't qualify is San
Diego.
Add notes on relaxation of wealth
er reports: II is now possible to
relate that UCLA and the Fourth
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
Staggmen Boning
For Passing Duel

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 10. CUP)
Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg today
emphasized pass defense drill for his
undefeated College of the Pacific
Tigers in pre- eparation for the pitch
ing duel Saturday between Paul
Christman, Missouri All-American
and star of the Del Monte Pre-
Flight eleven and Pacific's Johnny
PreSto) Podesto.
The Tigers scrimmaged against
Del Monte plays yesterday, with
Chief Specialist Ambrose SCHNEIDER,
former use star, aiding in an ex-
position of the undefeated Pre-
Fighters passing attack.
A recurring leg injury may keep
Fullback Ray Ahlstrom out of Sat-
urday's crucial contest, Stage learn
ed yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
Coasting Along

Air Force gang at March Field
played their game in a combination
rain and sand storm. f..
Sammy Angott, who gave UP the
worlds lightweight crown by retir-
ing, and who now wants it back,
get an early chance for partial
recognition in Hollywood on the
9th of this month. He meets
Slugger White via Is rounds. Cali
fornia commission and National
Boxing Association says it's for
title. What Mike Jacobs and New
York boxing commish say hasn't
been recorded.
The rumorS concerning Manager
Bill Sweeney taking over as Chica-
go Cub rein-holder still persist.
Braven Dyer of the Los Angeles
Times insists the Cubs asked
Sweeney to bring along the
measurements of his baseball pants
when he headed east. It's a peculiar
way to get an advancement. Maybe
clothes do make the man.
John mot so mysterious Mon
tague, tho muscle man who had all
those wild and weird golf stories
attributed to- him several years
ago, is taking over a golf course.
But you have to be a movie pro-
ducer or star to get OH the tee.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
. C.. to
! ! q Ike on
Vikings

A bunch of SpartanS as deter
mined as the warriors of old Pelo-
ponnesus invade Holtville Friday
night.
And over on the vikings campus
another squad of youngsters just
as determined assert they will turn
back the invaders.
So Friday night pigskin fans OF
the valley are expected to see a
football treat when Ell Centre and
Holtville meet at pm. on the
Vikings home gridiron.
Coach Clarence Anderson of the
Spartans, stated Tuesday that de-
spite the loss of the schools first
game of the season to Calexico
last week, his team is going into
this weeks contest confident OF
crossing the chalkline enough times
to come out top side.
LIGHTWEIGHTS
Although Holtville has the light
est team in the league, with only
a l45-pound line. and an overall
average weight of only las pounds,
Coach John Madden's squad is ex-
pected to produce enough speed to
offset the weight advantage.
Fans recall how the Holtville
eleven came from behind in its game
with Imperial last week and noSed
out the Tigers by Z to 6 score.
In its curtain raiser of the season
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
PURDUE OFFERS
new RECIPE
FOR GRID wins
By GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, Oct. 13. CUP)-His
boys are laughing their way
through one of the toughest foot
ball schedules in the country, but
the way they are winning football
games is no joke.
He swears they are playing foot
ball "juSt for the fun of tits a
game isn't it?-but successive vic
tories over Great Lakes, Marquette,
Illinois, and Camp Grant are real
accomplishments, SO meet the Unit
ed Press coach of the week:
Elmer Burnham, the ever-grin-
ming head man of the undefeated
Purdue Boilermakers.
On Monday afternoon when
coaches over the land are hammer
ing on the mistakes of the previous
weekend, Burnham's boys don't
even put on helmets, shoulder or hip
pads. The backs suddenly become
llnemen, the linemen become ball
carriers and for an hour the stad-
lum walls echo with the laughter
and hilarity of a tough football
game.
These boys are playing football
for fun all the time and that is the
way it should be played" Burn
ham said. We don't take ourselves
or anyone else seriously"
In spite of the levity, Burnham
commands the respect of every
player and Purdue's success thus
lar can be attributed largely to the
teams alertness to fundamentals
ana basic plays. He is stickler for
perfection and would rather have
nall a dozen plays that click than
hundred that don't.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
Two Trojan Aces
Out of Don Game

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10. CUP)-
Coach Jeff Cravath worried about
injuries today after putting his Uni
Verslty of Southern California Tro-
JAMS through offensive drills in
preparation for their Saturday en-
counter with the University of San
Francisco Dons.
regular Quarterback Jim Hardy,
VINO Is out with bruised knee, was
replaced by Doug Miller. Veteran
Right End Pete MacPhail will cap
tam the team Saturday after Ralph
HeyWood's withdrawal to await mill
tary service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
l.. A. PRODUCE
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 13 CUP
RIINCHEn VEGETABLES. pnr

LOS ANGELES. Oct t3 CUP
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Per crt.
rots , doz. 1.5O-1 S.. small 1.25-1. 35:
iced crts. Santa Maria doz. 400; chard
, doz. 1.o0-1.2 25; green onions doz.
s.oo-6.0o: leeks , doz. 21O2.50; mustard
doz. 1.oo-1.25 parsley doz. 2.G0-2.2 .25
fair ]. 1.50-175; radishes small red doz.
ISL so, fair 100; spinach 4 doz. best
2.00-2.50. fair 150-1.75; turnps 2ia 3
doz. 1.50-2.o0 ordinary lbs.
CORN: Steady; Golden Cross lugs 3-3ie
doz. 1.oo-1.25; fair 1890, ordinary SOC.
CUCuMBERS: Weaker; lugs San Diego
135-1.75. fair 1.00-1.25. No 2s soc. fair
1.25; Oxnard fancy 2.25; Santa Barbara
and San Luis Obispos 50-75c; fair 1.25
Oxnard fancy 2 25; Santa Barbara and San
Luis obispo 1.5o-175; Imperial flats
00-1 Is
EGGPLANT; Weaker; lugs 9-12 tops
5o-65c.
ONIONS: Steady; street sales 5O-Ib SKIS.
Spanish medium size 1.75-1.S5, in. and
larger !. .95-2 05
San Diego 75c-1.O0. fair and holdovers soc,
M. 2s :,5-4Oc: Imperial crts. 50c-75c. few
LOO; Italian San Diego 1.0O-1.25; fair 65-
75c, No. IS 25-5oc; Imperial crts. 75-100;
No. Is SOC; yellow crookneck 1.25-1.50.
fair 100. No. 2s 5C-75c; Table Queen
hugs 5o-s5c; banana per ID PC, Hub
bard &c.
SWEET POTATOES: Dull. Per lb ::
Jerseys SIC, fair 41sc; Porto Ricos best
6-6lsc, fair SC; Key Vests s-9c, fair 6-7c;
Nancy Halls 5-5iEc; few &c. fair &c: JboS.
all varieties 1ls -31kc; No. 2s, all varieties
1-2c.
TOMATOES: Weaker: San Diego Iugs
4A5s 1.00-I25. fair 75c; 5X5s and 5X6s
75c: 6x7s 65c-1.00; loose lugs 50-75c:
San Luis Obspo, Santa Barbara 4X5S
1.25-1.5O. fair 100; 5x5s and 5X6s l. 25-
1.50; Santa Barbara 1.O0-150
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
STAR IN MAKING

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. CUP)
Jimmy Caine, transfer from
Washington State College, may
prove to be the "breakaWay" runner
the University of San Francisco
Dons have been looking for when
he plays at left halfback against
the University of Southern Califor-
mia Trojans Saturday at Kezar
Stadium, Coach AL Tassi hoped to-
day.
Tassi, nursing several Dons back
to normal after a bruising battle
with the Alameda Coast Guard last
Sunday said the dons would "be
fighting every minute, regardless
of the Odds"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
SPORTS PAGE
.3LsVu GAMES SLATED

Valley football fans will
have their choice next Fri
day night as all five league
elevens go into action with
a visiting Yuma team round
ing out the three-game merry-go-
round.
Calexico, fresh from its triumph
over Ell Centro last week journeys
to Imperial to tackle the Tigers,
while El Centre and Holtville meet
on the latter's campus, and Braw-
ley takes on an unheralded Yuma
squad in a practice bout.
The first two games are regular
scheduled contests in the valley
league and are expected to draw
heavily on football fans of the dis
trict.
Coach Lee Boyle, of Calexico said
Tuesday that he had intended to
start his second string reserves
against the Tigers, but due to their
strong comeback last week when
they held Brawley to a scoreless
tie, he has been forced to change
his mind and will start with all
his heavy ammunition.
No advance information has been
received on the Yuma team which
is to tackle his squad, Coach c. f.
Cartwright, of Brawley, said Tues
day.
Ell Centre was expected to offer
stumbling block to the Calexico
speed merchants, but after the lat
ter turned back the Spartan tide,
football observers look for this
strong eleven to again carry off the
valley league championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, oct. 13 CUPl-Stocks de-
elined fractions 10 more than a point to-
day 10 the lowest general level since
August so and then came back moderately.
Selling came into stocks shortly after
narrowly irregular opening. Lowest
prices were touched around noon when
Chryslcr sold at II. off rs points and
repsi-Cola hit its high, off rs. These
issues rallied from the lows and in the
latter nearly all the loss was regained.
Douglas Aircraft regained nearly half OF
IL point decline. Rails receded frac-
tionally and failed to rally. Utilities were
narrowly mixed as the close approached.
Aircraft issues declined with Douglas
and Curtiss Wright stock made new
low for the year. Airline issues were
ffactonally lower
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial, 1856 As. off ol3;
rail 31.60. up 0.03; utility 21.19 off o.0o
and 65 stocks 47.37, off 0014.
Stock sales totaled 591 $50 shares COM
pared with 479, ,5S5 Monday. Curb stock
sales were 147,245 shares against 11i,090
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
Seryicemen Need
SPIKED Shoes as
Hard Game Looms

After a noble showing against the
Marine Fliers last week, Sgt. E. S.
McCarthy's Army Ordnance ball
club meet the Ell .sntro Town club
in the stadium next Sunday after
noon.
Although the Ordnance group
dropped last weeks game by one
run. the squad was calling for a
return engagement in the belief
that it can reverse the decision.
Badly in need Of equipment, the
Army boys last week had TO play
nine innings of a hard-fought ball
game with Spikeless shoes, probably
The biggest handicap a ball player
can face.
Coach r. S. Patterson is busily
rounding the service squad into
shape this week for the coming
game with the hard-hitting Ell
Centre nine.
Sgt. Mccarthy issued a call to
anyone having baseball shoes TO
loan to contact him at the base.
Other baseball equipment also is
badly needed, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Oct 13 Skdding
rices marked resumption of trade today
on the Los Angeles Stock Exchange when
13 of 20 issues registered declines. Three
issues were up and five were unchanged
Sales totaled approximately 1900 shares
The list: Central Investment 50 at 50
down / Broadway Dept Stores 100 al IS
unchanged l.. A. Investment 100 al 49,
unchanged. Southern Pacific 100 at SIS
down X Bandini 200 at 5. down 4 Sin
clair Oil 100 at 11%, down Il Standard
Oil 100 at 37lz, down a Aircraft Ac-
cessories 200 at 2M, unchanged; Cream
cries of America 100 at III, down i
Electrical Products 100 at 117s. down 4
General Motors 100 at SOS. down !.
Hudson Motors 100 at rs, down u
Menasco 100 at Jos. down 5 cents; Solar
100 al 32k, down Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
Italian Arrested
For Yuma Police

George Romera, 80, New York
City Italian, was arrested in an
amusement resort in Imperial Tues
day night at the request of Yuma,
Ariz., officers.
The charge against Romero was
embezzlement. He said he was a
drummer and a musician but was
understood to have been employed
as a card dealer in Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-13
FLASH HARVEY

holland Harvey, Ell Centro's dimi-
nutive flash, who weighs only 1913
pounds Soaked in water again
will be used to spark plays during
crucial moments, Anderson said
Harvey scored Ell Centro'S only
two touchdownS in last weeks bat
tie
All members of the local squad
came through last weeks game
in good shape, Coach Anderson
said, excepting Roy Harvey, who
received a bad charley horse"
which probably keep him out of this
weeks contest.
The Spartans have big follow
ing and school officials said they
expected to see a large Ell Centric
representation in Holtville for the
game.