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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
HE GETS RESULTS

He got results as the throng
warmed to his magnetic. demo
cratic manner. He is appearing
here in You Can't Take 1t With
You"
The Crowley "gallants' re-
ported bond sales so far in the
campaign each week had tripled.
the highest weeks total previous
10 the drive. Among the stores
leading "gallants' are Bob Fogel,
$50. 900 worth; Mary Van, S5l $50,
and Emily Forwey, $4,000.
Montieth Elementary School,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
DIR. NORRIS breaches

Or J. Frank Norris Of Temple
Baptist Church preached in
Madison Thcater from l. 10
p. m and from = 10 3 p. m in
the Broadway Capitol where
Smiling Ed Mcconnell, one OF
radios well-known hymn singers
provided special music.
Other Good Friday services i'm.
cluded a candle light communion
tonight in Scovel Memorial Pres
byterian Church, a - TO 3 devo-
tional period in Grand River Ave
nue. Baptist Church. traditional
IRE Ore rites in ST. John Is Evan
geliCal. and a pageant consisting
of Ia tablcauN entitled The Way
OF the Cross" depicting the life
death and resurrection Of Christ
from l. TO 3 p. IN. in the RKC
Uptown Thcater. under the aus
pices Of the Highland Park Min
isters' Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
COMMUNITY SERVICE

In the northwest section a COM
munity program was held in
Augsburg Lutheran from 1890 to
3 p. m. while nine Protestant
units in the southeast area
held union services from u TO
3 p. m. in jefferson Avenue Mctho-
dist and Jefferson Avenue Baptist
Churches.
Dr. Alexander Zabriskic. dean
Of the theological seminary at
Alexandria. Va, prcac h q at
Christ Church. Cranbrook. The
adult choir will sing the cantata.
"Olivet TO Calvary" al 100 to-
night in Bethany Methodist Church
and Outer Drive Faith Lutheran
Church again conducted Good
Friday worship in the Royal The
alter beginning at ] p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
$3.50 IN PURCHASES

They had bought. up 10 this
morning. $2.750 worth Of bonds
since the intensified war loan
drive began April II.
They are sorting rivctS and
rubber bands, applying the wires
10 bomb tags, making shop aprons
for the stronger war plant work
eFS throughout the city, sewing
safety sleeves for men and women
working around war machinery
doing a multiplicity of Jobs grow
ing out of the war which they
can do, and do well.
They are asking for more work
so they can buy more bonds, even
10 war printing. of which there
is an ever increasing amount.
Actor Fred Stone went over
from the Schubert-Lafayette
Theater 10 start street bond
sales rally at Crowley's depart
ment store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
DefrOiI'S handicapped
Buying Victory Bonds
lob Of Ci+y's Afflicted
Lacking High Wages,
Lend $3.50 TO U. s.
By RAY HARRINGTON

Detroit and Wayne County APP
proach the end OF the second week
Of the most intensive and wide
spread war financing job IN their
history with continued pleas from
all leaders that war savings bond
buying not be relaxed for an IN
slant
Todays greatest appeal 10 all
able-bodied men, women, boys and
girls 10 loan their bottom dollars
for victory and postwar security
comes from the city's handicapped
people
One hundred and three Of those
SO afflicted that they cannot make
high war factory wages are,
nevertheless. doing their part 10
make the Second War Loan cam
paign the great success IT promises
10 be-
They work az the Detroit
League for the handicapped prof.
ects in the Krolick Building, 3l6
Z. jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

BEDS, S5-ieehoxcs, furniture, basehurn-
ers, oil burners. S57l Joseph Campau,
1860 West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Business Property for Sale
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

BAR ROOM and dining room; class c
license reasonable. See owner. i320l
East Warren
BIER tavern for sale. everything included
rooms and hath. rear $500 for AL
Polish district ofaS 80 CIVIL
FLOWER SHOP Good location. business
owner sacrifices. DreNel 1929 Plaza
se3i
ONE large compressor, horse power. I
phsts motor. horsepower 8rhas'
motor: and miscellaneous shop equipment
1854 Dearborn street, between IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

A SELECTION OF gorgeous studio touches
and divans in assorted materials and
colors; terms. Crown. 4737 Michigan
5000 Gratiot.
"A SOFA BED WITH ARMS, SPRING
CONSTRUCTION. $50; USED ONE
.2 BLOCKS NORTH OF FENKELL
BABY BED. stork line like new. SIS,
dining room suite, eight-piece. walnut.
excellent condition, 500. University 2-46fs.
BARGAlNS-Save up 10 500 at Martin
Furniture, 6747 Michigan.
BEDROOM suites, dining and living suites
stoves, rug, pictures 9939 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

lROxBURY, near Whittier-Nearly new
face brick income type bungalow; per
feet condition; garage; only s7,70o, terms
ITwinbrook 1-7020. See thiS
BRICK 5-room bungalow, bedrooms. tils
bath and shower: good condition. Cal
Elder Gadd. RE. 3340.
DEARBORN-smail homes. vacant; $3.50
to 81, 600 Din. Martin Realty 200l9 Var
Born Rd. Dearborn 9743.
MANDALAY-Near bus. six bedrooms
excellent for rooming house. $500
Owner leaving city. Hogarth 32i0.
MANDALAY-Near bus. Six rooms ex
cellent for rooming house. IS, 200. Owner
leaving. Hogarth 3210.
NEVADA, e, 6O45-5-rm.; h. a. heat,
large attic, corner lot. near schools
ideal transportation. Owner must sell
SO. $50, terms. We 7-ss70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Furnished Rooms for Rent

EUCLID WEST. s32-singie. plenty hot
water; privileges, telephone; sprins
cleaned.
.FAtRMONT. 1902 Seven Mile -Gratiot)- -
Brand new home; girls. Arlington 224a.
GRAND PlVER schooleraft - Pleasant
room. refined home; good transportation
.Hogarth 1891
GREEN. South, 445-i-2 men. or girls
southwest section. vinewood 2-043i.
HARDING. 1880 tVernor highway)-Com
Portable bedroom: Ia girls reasonable.
Lenox $3.50.
IRooUoIs, 1851 (Gratiot)-TNo girls
1855.
LANE $751; (Ford's)-Large comfortable
bedroom. gentlemen excellent tEsBsPefta-
ton. Vinewood 1898
LAWRENCE. second-PTivate home, twin
beds. lady TO share. Townsend s775o.
LINwooD. 1920 Cvickers, Ex-cell-o,-
Comfortable bedroom, gentleman; ga
rage. Reasonable University 2-2772.
MANSFIELD, 1870 CFenkeil, Single cor.
ner room. hath. gentleman; references.
Vermont 5-4eis.
MILLER. 1853 Van DykeJ-Private. corn
Portable home; excellent transportation.
Plaza b7es.
MONICA, 1871 university section. Gesu
Church, Desirable room, private home,
adults; references.
ONE room Single or double. Kitchen priv
ieges, good transportation. Townsend
5000
PACIFIC, 4505 (Grand River)-Comforta-
hle bedroom. gentleman; pleasant neigh
borhood. Tyler 6-o51s.
PINGREE, 27ol-Front room, twin beds
girls, gentle home. Tyler 4-0772.
ROOM for woman with child; kitchen
privileges. Tyler 6-4s42.
fsf ~ III
lent transportation; must be employed:
gentlemen; couple. Tyler 6-66s3
COLORED--North Of Boulevard two front
rooms kitchen privileges. employed adult
couple. Trinity 1854.
cOLORED--E Employed couple; good trans
portation: nice neighborhood: private
home. Tyler 5-e375.
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ings In the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

OR 4-ROOM apartment IN vicinity OF
Continental Motors furnished or unfur-
nished. One child. DRexel 2722.
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ings IN the bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

A BEAUTIFUL gni2 ADMINISTER rug. blue
leaf pattern. used months. Nl.
Mitchelrs 5000 Gratiot
A FINAL selling 90 GA~REed and hoor
sample apiece sprink Allied living room
suites many 90 choose from as low a.
Sts terms. Crown. 4737 Michigan; $500
Grsiiot.
A NEW S-piecs bedroom suite; poster bed,
roomy chest and dresser walnut hnish, .
hardwood S2t Mtchells 5000 Cratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Hotels
HOTEL IMPERIAL

HOTEL IMPERIAL
Walk 20 work. Peterboro and Woodward.
HOTEL WARRINGTON, 2i30 Cass-con-
yenient. pleasant rooms: 81 daily and UP.
lELROsE HOTEL, 81 East Canield--
Every room has shower; transients. 81. SO
double.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate HIST
inys In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
VERMONT HOTEL
ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSMITS.
lbs w. COLUMBIA. Near FOX THEATER.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27


ATTRACTIvELY newly furnished. Jane
Chalmers, excellent transportation: gen
tleman. reasonable. Pingree O3l2.
BOULEVARD. West Grand, 2202-Newiy
furnished; privileges. near transportation.
Tyler s-s5oe.
BRIGHT. large, clean bedroom, near Cad
lilac Motors; very desirable. Tyler 5-3620.
CANTON. 3ii2 MACK East Grand bou-
kvard)-Comfortah bedroom; gentle
man. iNsnhee Tof5.
CLARENDON, NORTH. 1852 Joy. Grand
River --Nicely furnished private en-
trance; suitable two; no other Joomers.
CLovERDALE. 1880 tEaton -shelfonteD -
Comfortable room, private home, gentle
man. University 2-6346.
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tngs IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
eectioni
COMFORTABLE front room = Coupl,
gentlemen ix-Mile -connor bus). Pingre,
DAvIsoN-LIvERNoIs, near Ex-cen-o-
Single, double, clean, refined girls. Ho
garth te57.
DEvoNsHIRE, sles Harper Single
double, gas heat, continuous hot water
garage. Tuxedo 2-732s.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Al
sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Rentals Wanted

RELIABLE colored couple wants , or e.
room apartment. Tyler 7-2l1s.
WANT or q rooms, east side, defense
worker 2 children. Murray 207T.
S-e-RoOM fiat. unfurnished~ West side pre-
ferred: three ADULTS. Tyler 6-T53s.
COLoRED woman. single, with references.
wishes room or small apartment. Call
evenings. Temple 2-2lsl.
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tnes In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Share Living Quarters

BUSINESS bachelor. will share 4-room
comfortable apartment on Epworth Blvd.
to /, 2 or 3 responsible people. Full home
privileges. Tyler 5-3i4e
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ings Ia the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
NeU Houses for Sale
Houses for Sale
East Of WoodUord)

A 2-BEDRooM home; utility, noored attic
tile bath Hsrper-s-Mile sect city trans.
portation. fun price 50 TOO terms Inquire
2Oeli Harper. tt. 2-sg20
VAN DYKE-siA MILE SEC. rooms
and bath; instantaneous hot water
heater, semi modern; s. $50. terms Also
others
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES. INC.
221l5 Van DYKE SLocum $3.50
s., 100 down. University 2-7i2i
WATERWORKs district. near Jefferson
Brick, 10 rooms, easily converted into
income stoker heat. ; garages; Sc. 500
about ~ 500 down. 1920 r. jefferson.
jCoLORED- HARDING rooms, basement
furnace. 81 Qo0, 81 200 down. OIL TTi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

BUY u acre $3.50. IS On /: grow your owr
food. Trombley. al N. Main. r. o.
FREE RENT for wife's services. Cal
aftsr p. m. Seven rooms. Olive sO9S
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ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Houses for Sale

AtREAL RUN-ACT QUICKLY
Hart. between Charisv0iX- Goethe . rooms
bedrooms. fun basement. not air heat
50 200 $500 down. SAROs. ben0H OH.
ALLEN PARK Five room brick, gas heat.
fenced. garage Atlantic 207s
BSPGAIN- sS5 Green u.afayetiel g.
room. hot ali f0-fCot Dot car garage
$500. Ac' quickly. Plaza 5346 Pingres
1898.
HARPER Van Dykft rooms garage
$500 Eood trsnsp9 rtstlor discount ~
cash DfArhnrr $500
RICH street. hve-r0orn bungalow n9ve boz
nesr Grand B1ulegsrg and Buchanan
par basement stove nest 81 50f ki0f
doUn Hogart f2a2 1899 L'verr0Is
CONSULT ne enlarged Real estate us'
inEs N ne biF sunday Tines Want A.
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

EUCLID WEST. s32-singie. plenty hot
water; privileges, telephone; spring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

BEST buys in unclaimed furniture and
factory closeouts. You saye w 20 500.
General, 5695 Grand River open ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

.FAIRMoNT. 1902 Seven Mile -Gratiot)--
Brand new home; girls. Arlington 224a.
IGRASD PlVER schoolcraft Pleasant
room. refined home; good transportation.
,HogaTth 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

sToEPEIs--3 -famny brick. garage 81 500
down real investment We. f-ssfo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

ATTRACTIVELY newly furnished. Jane
Chalmers, excellent transportation; gen
fleman reasonable pfnEree O3l2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Germany Will Be
Beaten TO Knees
In Coming Winter
Allied Air Experts Say
Great Devastation Due
For Reich in Future
BY WALTER CRONKITE

LONDON, Nov. "a. (UP)
Winter forecast for Ger
many:
Skies heavily overcast
with Allied bombers).
Precipitation (of bombs) more
than three times as heavy as last
winter.
That's the outlook confidently
given by Allied bombing leaders,
who assert that even severe winter
weather will not prevent the drop
ping of the most devastating bomb
tonnage in history on Germany's
industrial centers between now and
March.
British Air Marshal Sir Arthur T.
Harris and American 1t. Gen. Ira
c. Eaker have predicted that this
winter will tell the story All the
Allied bombing chiefs with whom
1 have talked believe Germany will
be beaten to her knees by spring.
HERE'S REASON
Here's why:
Despite winter weather, the RAF
and USAAF made IS raids in the
six months, October through March,
last year, dropping a total of 49,
600 tons of explosives on German
and Italian targets.
This year the bombers are big
Continued on page 6, col, -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Mcclure Guilty Of
Fe|onious Assault

SAN DIEGO, Nov. "a (UP) -
James F. Mcclure, &c. Jacumba
barber, was found guilty of feloni-
GUS assault by superior court jury
here late yesterday in connection
with the death Sept. 2 of Town
send Sharp, As, former Imperial
county peace officer
Judge Gordon Thompson set Dec.
II for hearing on a probation plea
and the defendant was remanded to
county Jail. Punishment for tho
crime is from to 10 years in state
prison.
Evidence at the trial disclosed
that Sharp and Mcclure engaged
in a fight outside an Jacumba pool
hall and that Mcclure beat and
kicked Sharp while the latter was
on the ground.
Mcclure escaped prosecution on
murder charges when an autopsy
disclosed the presence of cyanide
poisoning in the victims body,
which apparently had been self ad-
ministered as medicine. A rup-
tured liver was a contributing cause
of death.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Destroyed Ships
Head for Action

ABOARD U. S. AIRCRAFT CAR
RIER, Off Gilbert Islands, Nov. Is.
CUP)-Several of the great battle
wagons the japanese thought they
knocked out forever at Pearl Har-
Dor are in action in this theater it
can be revealed today.
They are steaming toward the
Gilbert islands to challenge the
Japanese fleet along with the
greatest carrier force ever put to-
gether under any flag on any sea.
Not only fully repaired, they have
been modernized to match their
newer coUnterparts that are NOV
ing in 2O-mile-long lines over the
ocean, while crews sing Good Bye,
Mamma, I'm Off to Yokohama"
CThe dispatch did not identity
the vessels. The battleshipS DAM
aged at Pearl Harbor were the
Tennessee, West Virginia, Califor-
mia, Nevada, Arizona, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania and Maryland
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Grandmother Said
Gang Director in
[. A.: Boy Talks
House of Fagin' Mob
Is Revealed as Result
Of Robbery Attempt

LOS ANGELES, Nov. "a.
(UP)-A bespectacled, 81
year-old grandmother who
with her beautiful 19-year-
old daughter listened to po-
lice radio calls while her son and
other members of an alleged House
of Fagin" mob did their Jobs was
under indictment on 10 felony
counts, one of them murder.
The indictments grew out OF
grand jury investigation into the
Nov IA Staying of William Lederer,
63-year-old dancehall owner, shot
as a carried satchel containing
$7700 in cash and checks into 4
safety deposit vault. None of the
money was taken.
DIRECTOR OF GANG
Indicted besides Czechoslovakia-
born Mrs. Katherine Stager, the
grandmother and asserted director
of the gang, were her son and three
other men--charged with murder
and eight other counts-and her
daughter, charged with harboring
the alleged holdup gang in her
home
Donald Davidson, 16-year-old self.
described escapee from an Ogden,
Utah, reform school, who said he
shot Lederer because he became
panicky, and others described oper-
alton of their asserted gang for
the jury.
Mrs. Stager--referred to by the
Continued on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Battle
In Russia Rages

MOSCOW, Nov. "a (UP) - The
biggest armored battle since the
preaching of the Dnieper line con-
tinued into its 10th day on the
Ukrainian plain east of Zhitomir
today with massed German forces
striving futilely TO lay open the
south flank of Gen. Nikolai F. Va
tutins Kiev salient.
After third withdrawal from the
Zhitomir corner of the Kiev bulge,
the first Ukrainian army was re-
ported battling the German armor
to Standstill some AZ miles south
west of the Ukrainian capital.
Military quarters described the
battle as a showdown test for the
initiative in the northwest Ukraine
which probably will decide the
course of the campaigning for the
next few weeks.
GA German communique said that
west of Kiev a German enveloping
maneuver resulted in the encircle-
ment of strong" Russian forces)
In heavy fighting yesterday, front
dispatches said, the Germans man
aged to push the Russians back only
in one sub-sector, where they oc-
cupied several villages at enormous
cost.
Vatutin's men retired in good
order, the reports said, denying the
Nazis the break-through for which
they had made such lavish expendi-
ture of men and machines for nine
days.
The Red air force threw REIN
forcements into the battle, inflicting
terrific punishment on the German
armor and infantry, field dispatches
said.
The Russians emphasized that
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

VeISdllOI WIFI Ell ACIlSUeUUeT, CIldlT =
man of the organization committee
of the Imperial county central la
Dor council, Achstetter said. Ach-
stetter said he asked the governors
executive secretary if the governor
planned to send a man to Imperial
Valley for hearing as 1t. Gov
Fred Houser had promised while
Gov Warren was out of the state
last week. He quoted the governors
exeuctive secretary as saying I'VE
can see no reason for a hearing
down there
This sJanG was taken, AchStetter
quoted the executive secretary as
saying, because Houser had sent
Chairman Evan Hewes of the irri-
CATION district board, a telegram
last Saturday night in which he
asked HeweS and the board to sit
down with the employees of the dis
trict or their representative union
or non-union, or the representatives
OF any group of employees to dis
clsS wages, working conditions, Or
grievances.
HeWes said he received the tcle-
gram Monday and read it in the
regular board meeting Tuesday and
IL was the consensus of opinion
among the directors that the tele-
gram did not involve anything new
ana that since Gov. Warren had re-
turned to California, it would be
well to wait for word from him.
AS yet no word directly from
Warren in regards to the power
situation has been received either
by the district or by the labor
group.
Hewes said that he had last week
telegraphed William Green, head of
the American Federation of Labor,
that the board members were and
Continued from page u
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

sons brother, at whose home Mrs.
Wilson, Irene and the Zenz family
tried to argue things out"
On the witness stand under oath,
Call said:
MY sister asked me what we
could do.
Il said we could have Mr.. Zenz
arrested, and Zenz replied:
"'You could have me arrested for
bigamy, or you could have my life
taken from me, but that would
never stop us. There are 500 more
of us this year than last"
The visit at the Call home fol-
lowed a picnic in Millcreek cam
yon" near Salt Lake City at which
the zenz family attempted to bring
Mrs. Wilson around to their point
of view"
Call said his sister appeared at
his home Immediately after the
picnic" and said, indicating Zenz,
this man has ruined my daughter
and married her."
Zenz replied, according to Call,
Continued on page 6, col. a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Tenney Visits in
I.V. During Trip

State Senator Jack Tenney and
a party of friends were in Imperial
Valley Tuesday and Wednesday.
1t was understood that Senator
Tenney, composer of "Mexicali
Rose" while leader of an orchestra
in Mexicali, has friends in Mexico
and planned to 60 duck hunting
there during his visit in this part
of the state.
He was understood to be EN- route
from Los Angeles to Poston, Ariz.,
to make an investigation of the
allegations that japanese internees
were permitted TO take trips and
journey unguarded in the vicinity
of California water supplies along
the Colorado river.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
SECT ADVOCATING P0LYGAkY Barred

SALE LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. "a.
CUP)-The existence of a religious
sect which subscribeS to the out
lawed theory of polygamy, was re-
vealed today in an obscure trial
in the u S. district court here.
Unnamed and spread throughout
the Salt Lake valley. the sect, wit
nesses testified, is so strong that
nothing can stop it and it has 500
more converts this year than last"
Defendants in the trial are John
Virgil ZenZ, his wife, Lola and son,
Frank William, II. They are charged
with "enticing and compelling into
debauchery and transporting across
a state line 15-year-old Irene Will
son of BoUntiful, Utah.
Testifying for the prosecution,
Mrs. Hattie Wilson, the girls
mother, said the zenz family had
tried to convince her of 1.-The
rightness of polygamy" after ad-
mitting her daughter was pregnant
and was married to Mr.. Zenz."
FOLLOWS TESTIMONY
This testimony was followed by
that of Schuyler Call, Mrs. VIII
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

ready to be stuffed and cooked, be-
fore being shipped overseas in re-
frigerator ships.
1t. Gen. Mark w. Clark made
the arrangements for the troops,
even the men holding the front
line trenches and mountain tops, to
have complete Thanksgiving din
ners brought by muleback, on foot,
or however it could be managed.
In some sectors the makings for
the feast will have to be carried
stealthily through the dark by
patrols under the threat OF enemy
observation.
The menu, personally approved by
Clark. calls for roast turkey, giblet
gravy, stuffing. creamed potatoes,
rice, raisin cobbler, olives and cell
cry, fresh fruit and nuts, bread
and butter, all topped off by Ameri-
can coffee.