davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Half Game Separates
; in Association

The three-cornered fight for the
American Association pennant
moved into a more critical stage
today with the pace setting trio
separated by a mere half-game.
The idle Kansas City Blues
moved into the undisputed lead
last night as Columbus lost to
Louisville. The Redbirds and the
Milwaukee Brewers were tied a
half-game behind the Blues, with
one week of play remaining. Fran
els Barrett limited Louisville to
four hits, last night. but the
Colonels beat Columbus 2 TO l in
10 innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

entitled 10 the most valuable
manager title for his achieve
ments with the Indians.
The unpredietable Indians
then promptly went into a tail
spin while the Browns continued
a surge that makes Luke Sewell,
as of this date, stand out as the
manager OF the hour.
While we would very much
like to. distribute the honors, it
looks as though this writer has
to go back to the Red Sox for
his rookie of the year" Yeh,
Johnny Pesky is the boy. The
writer can't think of another
first year man that has grabbed
off as high honors as has the
fine fielding, hard hitting Boston
shortstop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
u. N. Football Games
To Start at 3P. M.

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 1.-Uni-
versity of Michigan home football
games will start at 3 p. m. this
year instead of at 2 p. m, athletic
director II. o. Fritz Crisler
announced today. The change.
which leaves light conditions the
same as in the past with the new
war time. was made 10 accom-
modate war workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader --
Yesterdays RESULTS
New York s-12-1. DETROIT 3-e-1. tDon-
aid. Murphy (s) and Dickey. Trucks
Henshaw ca. Manders 90 and Parsons
Boston s-14-3. So. Louis e-10-i Hugh.
son, Brown co. and Peacock: 3Muncrief
Hollingsworth co. Ostermueller Cd and
Terrell.
Chicago 3-s-2. Philadelphia 1871. Hum.
phries and fresh: tChristopher. r. Harris
7J and Wagner tFirst gameD
Chicago $50, Philadelphia O-e-2. Smith
and Dickey. IL. Harris. Savage 90 and
Swift (second game)
winning pitcher. closing pitcher.
T0DAY's GAME
Cleveland at Washington.
Only game scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Plan
AIl-ArIny
SeIIOut
By LEWIS II. WALTER

It'll be a slam-bang All-Arrny
football team with which Long
John kimbrough will charge
against the Detroit Lions here
the night of September 9. and
there isn't a football fan in De-
troit who doesn't figure the Uni-
Iversity of Detroit Stadium should
be sold out for the Army Emer-
Igency Relief Fund.
just to make sure, however.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries called
a luncheon meeting today at the
Hotel Statler, where plans were
to be made by group Of 81 prom
inent Detroiters, headed by Fred
erick C Matthaei. the iHdustfialist
who is established as one of the
Midwest's most enthusiastic foot
ball followers.
POTENTIALLY GREAT
"If $1,000 turned out In Los
Angeles for the Albany game
with the Washington Redskins.
we certainly should be able To
pack In the $4,000 or so we need
to NH u. Of ID. Stadium" said
Matthaei today.
The All-Army team not only has
the names, with Kimbrough and
a hard-going crew of other former
Texas A. and M. stars, profess
lsional league veterans and colles
lgians behind him-but 1t also has
the game. With only two weeks
practice under Mai. Wallace Wade.
former Duke coach. the AlI-Arny
team impressed the Washington
Redskins as potentially great
team in its -26-7 defeat Sunday on
the Coast.
"kimbrough's 58-yard touch
down rum through those Rcd
skins must have been something
to see" said President Fred i.
Mandel Jr. OF the Lions. sBut
all the reports show the soil
Il - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Sinkwith Is Named
GEORGIA Grid Pilot

ATHENS, Ga, Sept. 1 QNS).-
Lettermen from last years Uni
versity of Georgia football aggre-
cation today named All-American
frankie "Fireball' Sinkwich as
captain of the 1912 squad. Wal
ter Ruark. guard, was named
alternate captain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Games behind leader. n
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn Sol. Pittsburgh 4-10-l. Macon
Weber t7D. French Cd. tDavis (io) and
Owen: Gornich and Lopez. Phelps.
New York 7-13-I, Chicago Sill. Field
man. fLohrman (5j. Adams ca and Dan.
ming: Lee. Mooty az. tolsen t6). Fleming
(sl. Bithorn (e) and Mccullough.
Cincinnati s41-1,- Philadelphia 1-S-3
Riddle and LamAnno. Lakeman: tMelson
Nshem CO.. Fliteraft t7D and Warren.
winning pitcher. closing pitcher.
TODAy's GAMES
New York ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia a. Cincinnati
Brooklyn st Pittsburgh.
Boston 81 g. Louis tnighO.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

choosing Pesky not unmndfu of the briance
Vern Stephens hashy young shorsop with the Browns
Hank Boowy the Yankees sensational young pitcher and
half dozen other freshmen who have made for themselves
Les Fleming Indians started the the leagues
recruit hitting sensation has of late tapered off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Grand River Business Mems
Bo"hDs League will hold a meet
ing al Twenty Grand Recreation
tomorrow at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Dodgers Add to Lead;
Donald Handouts Ii gers
Expect Newsom
to Help in
Final Drive

NEW YORK, Sept. tUP).-
The Brooklyn Dodgers and ST.
Louis Cardinals entered the home
stretch in their drive for the Ma
tional League pennant today and
the remainder of the schedule Of
fered no advantage for either club.
The Dodgers have a 31s-game
lead over the Red Birds but the
way the Cards have been chopping
that margin down. it's not enough
of stop-gap to give Brooklyn any
peace OF mind. ,
As for the schedule. Brooklyn
has u games to go and the Cardi-
nails have Is. The Dodgers wind up
their last road trip in a few days
at Boston and then return TO the
friendly confines of Ebbets Field
for the balance of their games. II
is just the opposite for the Cardi-
mails who will shortly hit the road
for the greater part of their re-
manning games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Luke SeweII Standout Manager

Now we hope we haven't put the whammy Williams.
which to Lou Boudreau, the brilliant
Young manager Jumping the gun couple of
ago, gave opinion that Boudreau was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
What They Have to Say

What They Have to Say:
Congressman Walter Pennsylvania Football players make
up greatest pool future fighters and
they have developed the competitive spirit"
Roy Dickerson starerThe toughest horse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
TOUGH WESTERN CLUBS

But the Dodgers have IL games
scheduled against the tough west
ern clubs. including a two-game
set with the Cards at Brooklyn on
September IL. st. Louis has three
games with the Braves. three with
the Phils and four with the Cubs,
all soft touches for the Red Birds
The Dodgers have seven to 20
with the Phils, but have four each
with the Pirates and Reds and
three with the Giants-all OF
whom can provide tough opposi-
ton since Brooklyn's hitting has
become spotty with the loss of
Pete Reiser. Their only chance, APP
|parently, is to continue to have
sterling pitching and with that end
in view, a deal was consummated
with the Senators for the acquisi-
ton of Buck Newson yesterday.
The Dodgers boosted their lead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Yanks Sweep
Final Series
in New York

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The
Tigers lurked sheepishly around
their hotel lobby today, starting
at anyslittle sound behind them,
lodging into the Mushroom II they
thought stranger was grinning at
them from behind potted palm.
Alley Donald beat them at the
Stadium yesterday. 8 to 3. 1t was
small comfort TO the Detroiters
that Donald had to be rescued in
the ninth by Johnny Murphy.
Alley Donald beat them.
That's the big Notifying news
that sears the sensitive souls OF
Manager Del Bakers hired hands.
In his five years in The American
League the slim right handler with
the walking beam delivery had
never beaten them before Time
and again. year after year. he
started only 10 have his brain
beaten out by Bengal bats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
DISGRACE OF THE YEAR

1t isn't enough that this is but
the CHASTITY skeleton of a once
powerful ball club and that Baker
will be lucky TO finish the season
with nine men on the field.
Alley Donald beat them. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

lady Slngerand Michigan press stastician
former sporting goods salesman inside
for the Michigan State College athletic publicity post
George Aderton of the Lansing State Journal very capable
Aderton has purchased Grand Ledge weekly which is taking
deal of his time Washington Redskins
outlaw American League club will get Baltimore
town Of 12500O0 with plenty Of defense result,
the Redskins the Packers
tember z. exhibition Municipal Stadium,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
the Hook
WithLeu,is
IL. Walter

Osd the Kickoff height sports
writing the account of the Chicago Bears training a
mando pace and going through stiff
commanders tongue hang out Wouldn't reaction be-
aren't thew in the corr napdos
instead of chasing football around?"
and unfair the National Professional League
club including the Bears playing
with dependents has already enlisted army navy
just awaiting call Before Pearl Harbor Mandel
of the Lions said his club would fully
qualified for military duty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Signals Over: Those who
Al SABBATH for permitting Aab
little Very few Of them recall
twoyearod horse named Seabiscut -
IL And the Biscuit seemed to be doing Ms
when many an earlier rival which had been cozed along
the shelf for keeps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
DETROIT TIMES, SEPT. I, 1912
PAGE IS
!, SPORT
BY LEO MACDONELL

Shortstop Johnny Pesky,
Another Red Stocking
Rates Rookie Honors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

CONTINUED on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cleveland at Washington.
Only game scheduled.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29
Statewide
Wine Control
Vote Proposed

Greensboro. Dec. 29-rhc win.
iilu''auy MAJ ash the l943 General
Assembly 10 enact u uniform tate
"'ae WIN" c"",r"I law. rms mrus-
NATION VA released I"Lay from TIA.
oll'ce oil John ". Galley oil Greens
D"!1, Iornlr: I"G!,Ialur ana Tor ,uy
PAST rIGiitrc:I months director Iur ta..
North Carolina Association lor Wuy
control.
IaI!cy Has been directing the ru!
uht;'fE policing pioSI;!u -. TN vim
..s'.u@tly III an cl.uvl 10 cnm!nal
ABUSES al Inc irG.,! !,!iv ii N.i.c az:
curb unlawful activities which huN-
existed Ia sons extent. The Vine
Control Associations sell retaliation
AID voluntary policing program ma
met with considerable success, an,:
mas elected words Ui praise and
commentator from the governor
and other high state officials
Nj. Caiicy points out the need
."I Il more adequate definition ul
A!"r so as 10 preclude from Ia.
! North Carolina market amy syn
thriIc, blc3;hctt. imitation ~ "ucr
die WINE. Other points III the ~.
Sociation'S legislative proposals m
cIudc the establishment ui il STAT,
control authority vested with amu.,
| power and Enforcement facilities
limitation %! hours al sale ii ui2ar
Ind on Sundays: prohibitions of sale.
III su-calcd "hunky tOnkS." ruar
| houses and similar establishments al
The sale al wine To strictly higi
class business ctaDlhmcn,S OF uu
questionable character. Caffcy viii
I recommend also that no sales 81
made TO minors OF persons undo,
| the influence ui iutUXicantS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29
Final Rites Held
For Mrs. Hamlet
f"hrrai Service Held Yesterday
Afternoon. With Intermcnt
In ElmwoUd Cemetery

Funeral service tor Mrs. Emma
iiuray liamlctt. 6O-ycar-uld woman
VINO died Saturday night AT hrr
nome east al the city, were held
yesterday afternoon ii $3.50 u'cluri;
from the home Cf daughter. Mr..
N"pdrow johnson, near the Parker
Hanat"rlum. The Rev. f.. Norflrr,
Gardner, pastor al the FIRST BAD
'iS' Ihurch. WAS in charge of the
lIhal rites ana lntcrmcnt was made
III Elmw0Od cemetery.
"allDcarcrS were Herbert Davis
George lnScoe. J. T.. Hamlctt. Her
man JUurnlgan, Woodrow Johnson
! and Federal Harp, active: and Owen
ID. t"thran. G.. S. Slaughter. j T..
Gupton. Il. S. Hughes. c. N. Evans.
w. IL. Johnson. X. G.. Thompson and
Gill Coihran, honorary
Mrs. Hamlet was born in Gran
vile county, August ~. 1882.
Surviving are four daughters. Mrs
W. II. JouImigan. Mrs Woodrow
Johnson. Mrs. G.. W Inscoc. all of
Vance county. and AIS. Hcrbcr,
Davis of Fort Mcclellan. Ala: and
m" son. William G. Hamlet, Hen
| dcrS"n. Route |. and two Stcpchil,
'rcn. J. T.. Hamlet. Henderson. and
Mrs. Henry Harp. Warrcnton. Also
surviving are a brother, James /.
Hucay of Emporia. Va. and Mrs
| w. ID. c"rh"an of Henderson. He,
husband. V. G.. HAMLET. ai.o sur.
| wives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29
Morals Case
Resulted

naScS al two defendants charged
WIN CRIME against nature and held
l"r superior court umdrr S., 5UO bond
were rr"pCncd by Mayor Henry T.
f"w.il ~ police court today. Both
were white.
George liaycf WAS recalled and
Sent To the roads l"r twelve months.
ana ih'rS,"n Loving Mas rcmandr,i
" J'Nrnii" court Tor handling. |. -
ing Produced Il birth ccrtilicat"
S,""ihH him /" be under Is year;
"' age vh:ch r,muvrS linn FIRM,
pole" c"rr, jurisdiction Ia the caro-
q: IN" HtNCnll" judge. who l. q. +.
talkrrr superior court clerk.
Huber; hi-'is and E.NiC Nun.rnur
c"inr"d. wee Up on - mpralt a. ,Ipr
''h" each Givcn !hiriv div. T. 20.
suspended on payment al So inc
..nd costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29
War Questions
Are Answered
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
IN the Sir Walter Hotel.
By LYNN INSECT

Every week tnc Daily Dispatch
HU'r..h bureau will answer qUcS
lions concerning The wars effects on
civilians All question. will he Of
Totally verified Send your 81 :
'lpns to the Daily Dispatch R1!riai'
.Irclu. T.. -. BIS 1909. Raleigh.
9. Whcn do employers StII
HItirhpldirg the ) per cent Victory
TAX
y. Employers will begin with
holding > per cent on tic am"lmt
nr employees salaries in cXcC>. of
S62l Pc year on January |. 1919
for the Victory Tax.
q. When viii ration stamp No
- for use in buying coffee expire"
\. january 3. 1913. is the las
day that stamp M. 81 may bc used
g. Arc domestic birds. including
poultry. under price ceilings?
\. Yes OPN this week set spc-
Cific dollars and cents whulcsnic
ceilings q" all typos Of domestic.
birds ai prices slightly higher than
those whici' have prevailed at anY
! time this year.
.. ! want 90 know Just what y
WOMB" con do in ihc war Cffnn'
is There - complete study nf the
question aFaii"blr thni nr',l,i li,l a''
~" opportunities and qualifications"
\. TCg The Dfr;rc of ynr -
'"rm'iiu" FIJI wCCl; issued bnp',
l"' d"'"rih'1" ~ detail women IL,
war job. Nau can got y CORY FROG
ny VIII" III" Office ~ War IT,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29

cause me 20 use much more :uel u!,
than | anticipated. Can you tel
mo when my OIL Iation coupons ~
pre-
y. Period No. coup"n, csp..u,l
on Dcc"mbCy 20. Period No. - ,.f-
pms VIII mu good m.iti tu!yly %.
1919. Your period NJ. = .up.,.
VII! h'.uHr valid on I.nUu.y =,
i9i3. The M. . cuup,u. VII *
pi:C 'n February 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29
Post Office
Apparently
Record

y new all-time December record
y" \"iuihe oil business WAS apparrul-
- hi'i',c ny the Henderson pu>l al
.'' 'iliS month. according To " e.,
'''",ilpack. assistant postmaster liz.
san" iinal compilations had not brrn
ii'ad" vet. but would be as soon .,s
lhr month ends.
~ new record volume for th,s
in'hth would run the aggregate Inr
me calendar year To around ST., ann
~ There WAS already considerable.
Fam over l9ll in the first eleven
months ol this year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29

In En"l"nd cvapcgarrd milk l. ~.
toned umdc" lie points" .y.'",u. a.
u comes ~ standard si2o r~--. bat
liquid ~ II: IS ..a'inmcL Ev vurIntr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29

For the past eighteen months the Wine Industry in
North Carolina has voluntarily undertaken agrees
sive policy of self-reguaton and education to the
proper sale and uses Of wine.
Violations OF ethics and regulations have been vigor-
ously prosecuted. We p]c,gc continued efforts in
this direction.
The public has cooperated masnificenty in reporting
questionable retail outlets and we urge your
tnued effort. The Wine Industry appreciates your
help in this work.
The present wine law, however, is inadequate
the Wine Industry will ask the General Assembly to
enact uniform state wide law that will provide bet
control Of the sale Of wine.
The Wine Industry recognizes only four proper
OF vine (a) appetizer (b food (c) for medi-
cinal, and (d) sacramento purposes
Wine is beverage Of temperance and moderation.
The Wine Industry urges the public not to abuse the
legal sale Of wine and learn about the many
distinctive, pleasant, and heahful advantages for
which wine should be used.
JOHN w. CAFFEY, Director
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29
basketball Season Opens
" iith Aycock Here Jan. 3

'he Team. Twenty-Scvcn others
p"i''u i"r iIrst practice nT ,h.
quad. vi 'ilc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29

M HclpS-R:-: '.": Moro
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-29

1870 HclpS-BEy 100 More!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

is older than most of the men at
the camp.
AyreS, whose scruples against
war are based on his own personal
philosophy rather than the tenetS
of any church, will be one of il
men al the camp who are not
affiliated with any religious or
lganization Largest numerical
groups are the Mennonites, the
Brethren and MethodiSts.
Camp authorities said he would
have the use of paper and type
writer 10 write a book in which
he hopes to explain his views.
Like his fellow conscientious OBJ
jectors. Ayres will work "A hours
a week at the camp until the enc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
SWindIe Victim
Gets His Man in
1O-Yr. Search

Justice came high for Carlo
Miglori of 3744 South Liddesdale
avenue. And it was long in conf
ing. But it came.
On June S. 1881, carmine j.
MARITIME, az, who represented him.
self as an Italian count and the
brother of an Italian vice consul
in Washington, persuaded Miglori
TO invest $500 in his United Credit
and Protection Service in the Book
Building.
Miglori continued to buy stock
until he had invested approx
mately $1,000. For this he got
notes, but no stock.
COUNT YANISHES
His suspicion was belated, for
by that time both MARITIME and
his company had vanished.
A one-man hunt began. II car
ried Miglori well over the United
States, 10 Washington several
times and once TO Italy.
Contacts he made in Italy adj
vised him in 1910 that MARITIME
was serving a five-year sentence
for passing worthless checks in
Attica, N. Y.
= When MARITIME walked out of
the prison late last year he was
met by his financial victim, armed
with a warrant for his arrest.
SENTENCED HERE
Yesterday, Recorders Ju d & e
George Murphy sentenced MARITIME
TO ! TO 5 years Imprisonment for
larceny by conversion.
The probation report showed
that the defendant was married
and the father of several chill
dren," that he had a hard and
fast tendency along lines of
swindling" and that he had swirl
died at least two other Detroiters.
Mig1ori nearly doubled his loss
with his 10-year search, but he
considers his job well done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Ayres
Loses
LuXurieS

CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. April
2. QNS)--With months--perhaps
years-of back-breaking manual
work ahead of him, Lew Ayres,
moving picture star and conscien-
tious objector TO war, today ar
rived at civilian public service
camp No. q.
The camp greeted Ayres just as
il had the Ill men who proceeded
him. There was no special flourish
for the idol of throngs Of theater-
going Americans.
In company with farmers. labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Elizabeth Justice. president of
the PIT. A.. said. I've want
these young men TO know we
appreciate what they are doing
for u.s."
The PIT. A. is giving each Sc,
lectee a box containing cookies
cigarettes. candy bars and other
foods. The Kfwanis is giving each
soldier a leather money belt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
FernddIe Plans
Soldiers Sendoff
Thursday, April 2. 1912

A farewell celebration for the &c
draftees of Ferndale who are leav-
ing for camp tomorrow will be
staged at Woodward and Nine
Mile, Ferndale. by the Parent
Teachers Association of jefferson
school and the Ferndale Kiwanis
Club.
think It's about time
something was done for the boys
who are going off to war;" Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
AHres Films Barred

CHICAGO. April 2 QNS).-The
Balaban and Katz and Great Lakes
theater chains, operating 100 mo-
ton picture houses in Chicago and
downstate Illinois. today banned
all OF the "Dr. Kildare" films and
others starring Lew Ayres.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

The suggestion of Barney Cas-
per, realty dealer Of 1929
Chalmers avenue that purple traf-
fic lights be installed along streets
where no left turns are permitted
was turned down today by Com
mon Council on recommendation
of Traffic Director d. Grant
Mickle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
SENTENCED HERE


NEW YORK, April 2 QNS).-
"A trained dog is worth six 10 ten
guards" Lieut.. Col. Clifford Smith
of the United States Army quar-
termaster corps said today in
praise of the movement to provide
the army with trained dogs for
da(apSa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

ers, students. teachers and an ac-
tor from the legitimate stage,
Ayres sat down 10 the simple fare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

bought by the S35 a month he
will pay TO stay at the camp.
After a few minutes acquaintance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, In one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

of the war. He will supply his
own clothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

fellow c. O.'s dubbed him a swell
guy
In contrast to the mansion he
left in California, Ayres was as
signed to a long. low bunk house
abandoned by the civilian conser-
walton corps which he will share
with % other men. He will have
a bed and closet and little else
of his own.
NO RELIGIOUS TIES
He will be assigned 10 forest
work-clearing underbrush re-
moving fire hazards. clearing a
right-of-way for Bonneville Dam
power or similar toll. Now 33, he