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purporting to be an exclusive interview with him, and
of a letter of protest which he had sent to
the General Manager of the paper.
Peterson It was reported the South African
157 player, Peterson, had played well in his
(South Africa) first two games in Australia. As he was
due back in South Africa in early October
Mr. Britton was given a free hand to
deal with the matter, and if necessary
arrange for someone to visit South Africa.
A letter of thanks was read from
Bert Prince, to whom a parcel of fruit &
Chocolates had been sent whilst in Hospital.
It was reported that Donovan was
doing light training, and Farrall was out
of Hospital. Potts was not fit to play, but
McNamara would be fit to play in one
of the Junior Teams.
Bank Overdraft It was reported that following the
161 visit of the deputation to the Bank they
had agreed to allow facilities for an overdraft
up to £22,500.0.0.
It was agreed that the cheque
from Aston Villa, when received be put into
the deposit account.
Appeals for financial assistance
from Colchester Casuals F. C. and the
Marlow F. C. were considered and turned down.
Directors Away To Manchester:- Messrs N. W. Coffey,
F. Micklesfield, A. N. Denaro & C. H. Askham.
To Charlton:- Messrs E. Green and
C. H. Askham.
Next Meeting Tuesday Sept. 13th at 4 p.m.
Confirmed as correct
E. Green
13.9.55 CHAIRMAN.
