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Oakland Tribune, Monday, Nov. 8, 1943 Fingerprint Hints Attack on De Marigny 25 PHONE GIRLS WANTED FOR JOBS Hink to Receive Service Award FHA Will Pay. Housing Taxes ALAMEDA, Nov. 8. The city of Nine Convicts Up for.

Parole Application for parole of nine Al Have Been Faked That Evidence May ON YUKON HIGHWAY BERKELEY, Nov. 8. Berkeley's imittee, gives a history of the bien-. service clubs will present theirlnial recognition of the city's "most eighth Benjamin Ide Wheeler gold useful citizen." Young will award medal award at noon tomorrow at 'the medal. President Frid Star-Hotel Shattuck te Lester W.

Hink.lrett of the Service Clubs Council Alameda will receive payment of ameda County convicts at Fols'om prison, to be considered by the An urgent, call for at least 25 telephone switchboard operators, to keep communications open along By E. V. W. JONES 1943 property taxes on its FHA war There was something about a NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 8.

(JP) Oakes was bludgeoned and burned (not. the newly opened Alaska Highway cat." The defense ran into rough to death five miles away. in the Yukon Territory, was made housing project in lieu of local taxes lost through Government supervision of the property, Fred J. Croll, city auditor and tax assessor, Nervolus and excited, De Visdelou civic leader and former will preside, with James Briggs, member of the Board of Education. I president of the Exchange Club, Samuel J.

Hume, associate of i host organization -of the day, ex-Hink in the Berkeley Diamond tending greetings. today by U.S. Engineers in the Arc Board of Prison Terms and Paroles this month, include that of John Eugene De La Roi, 75, ex-Univer-sity of California janitor and poet, convicted on a charge of grand theft. The aged janitor distinguished weather today in an attempt to establish an alibi for Alfred -de said he talked to De Marigny at 1:30 Adderley handed De Visdelou the statement and had him identify his own signature on each of the several, a.m. when the latter came to hi 1 J.

Marigny, but quickly took Jubilfe Festival a new member of Tho piBiiontatiau luncheon, to ba whether his apartment and asked Aftep-'a survey of the eight hous course and attacked the fingerprint himself with poetic outbursts dur friend wanted him to take blond offered as" evidence that the accused a pioneer family, will deliver the principal address after Richard W. Young, chairman ofthe award corn- mg his 29 years on the campus, attended by approximately guests, will ba broadcast from 1 to 1:30 p.m. over KLX. pages. "Tell us if any of this is correct?" said Adderley, reading the first page Betty Roberts home.

ing projects this week with Zura E. Bells, representing Fred D. Prakel, regipnal tax analyst, Croll was as son-in-law killed Sir Harry Oakes. championing the cause of "down About 3:15 De' "Vtsdetojrj con tic. Girls who have been wondering where all the men na.ve gone, the appeal noted, will find themselves outnumbered at least 50 to one, but the job will require plenty of applicationin keeping communications open so that fighting machinery can be transported over the road to the Northern theater of war.

well-dressed woman in the Arctic wift wear ski suits and moc The Marquis Georges de Visdelou, De Marigny's long time friend, trodden" freshmen in the hands of the upper classmen. He claimed he which told of De Visdelou's mar tinued, he returned from driving Miss Roberts home, and De Marigny sured the FHA would pay its share riage in London and De Marigny's of the taxes in accordance with the was once reporter, but I saw called to him and asked him to take swore that the defendant was at home five miles from the estate there was nothing in it compared to marriage in Paris and De Marigny's hide city's assessed valuation of the property. his cat, "Grisou," out of his room. Don't try to when Oakes was slain janitor work. divorce at Miami- Adderley, one of Nassau's fore most Negro attorneys, noted differ The decision will result in pay Previous witnesses have estimated De La Roi.

violated 10 years pro "That part is correct," said De ment of estimated $12,500 in funds made available through the Lan- bation given him in November, 1938. after pleading guilty to a that the millionaire was bludgeoned and burned, to death between 1:30 ences between De Visdelou testi mony about the cat and De Ma casins, with parkas handy for the Visdelou. i The chief justice interrupted: duct case involving a small child a.m. on the same morning. dash out to luncheon.

Other Gov rrgnys. He was on probation after hundreds But Special Prosecutor A. F. "How can you go through all that ernment-approved clothing in the ham Act. This initial amount covers taxable property on only the Woodstock project, the only one completed last March whn the Lanham Act went into effect.

of students and friends, remember Adderley opened fire on De Visde about Paris and London, but become wardrobe will include sleeping bag. De Marigny had said that De Visdelou came to his room to get the animal, and 'that he and his ing his poetic recitations as he lou's statement by bringing forth '4? mm mm vague on happenings only a couple ski mitts, rubber overshoes, toque scrubbed and dusted the classrooms, a signed statement to police days old?" caps, jacket, duffle and dunnage friend talked. ASKS ABOUT CAT flooded the probation officer with by the marquis in which he said De Visdelou remained sirent. bag, the announcement said. "I now give you an opportunity Only women over 21 will be ac "I actually did not see De Marigny from midnight until the following "Tell us exactly about this cat," Payment of the in-lieu taxes by the Federal Housing Authority will affect the city's 1944 tax rate, np ticeably, Croll said, in-estimating the assessed evaluation of the eight housing areas at several million dol to explain, how' your memory became vague on the happenings of cepted-.

Transportation will be a Government expense. Adderley aidto De Visdelou. "Was letters demanding leniencey. board also will consider parole for John Midgley, Oakland character actor nd mail robber, convicted in 1934 for. robbing post-office boxes' of Northern California morning." REBUKED BV JUSTICE it in the dining room?" Those interested are asked to July 8," said the justice sharply, "As far as I can recollect, I opened contact Miss Alice Mosier, North I cannot explain, your honor, lars.

the door and let it out Once De Visdelou left the witness 'stand, after a sharp rebuke by Chief said De Visdelou. west Division, U. S. Engineers, 465 "Then you did not go to the room California Street, San Francisco. Previously, a former prison physi Justice Sir Oscar Bedford Daly, of the accused for the tat? corporations of more than $1,500,000 in securities.

During his '3-year robbery career, his wife worked in an Oakland department store to Sup B. 0Neil of the New "I may have gone to the room for cian testified that he had found no burned hairs on De Marigny, July the cat. If I did, I don't Legion Post to See Commando Tactics BERKELEY. Nov. 8.

Commando 10, two days after Oakes was slain. 'Market Boys' Orleans police attempted to snow that the fingerprint in. evidence against De Marigny could not have "Did you go into the room of the port their 12-year-old son, records Dr. Ulrich Oberwarth testified at show. accused and speak to him?" De Marigny's trial on a charge that come from a bedscreen in the death- I do' not recollect it.

He spoke Meet. Tomorrow room. tactics wil be demonstrated for Berkeley Post No. 7, American Le to me. he murdered his millionaire) father in-law.

"You cannot say If the cat was Crown witnesses have contended gion, at a meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Veterans Memorial Building. There was no background any place on the screen, he said, to count for three circles shown by between the Venetian blind and the West of Market Boys of Oakland Vallejoan Honored For U-Boar Valor The Navy Cross has been awarded that singed and curled hairs were screen as he testified? will honor members born in the Henry Stone, wrestling coach and discovered on De Marigny's hands the Dhotoeranh of the lifted print. "I cannot." associate supervisor of physical Watts Tract, tomorrow at 8:30 p.m and arms July 8, and that they were The defense has suggested thta the Addeley read from a statement to Rusell Kefauver, in the" Danish Hall, 11th and Madi evidence he might have been he said De Visdelou gave to police. son Streets.

of 544 Wilson Avenue, Vallejo, for present when air Harry was bluo print was faked. "I am French and very emo tional." De Visdelou had said in of Nancy and De Marigny seemed Watts Tract, One of the older sec outstanding service in submarine training, University of California, will be aided by two students, Fred and Bud Volberg, in demonstrating instruction now being given on the, campus for uniformed men. unsympathetic toward her father. geoned and burned to death in a bedroom of his seaside estate. West- tions, was .8 busy and thriving duty.

Secretary of the Navy Knox announced in Washington. the statement said. Nancy is De community entirely separated from fering an explanatign of his police statement. was very nervous bourne. Marigny's wife, Sir Harry's eldest Oakland proper in the early days.

Doctor Oberwarth, now district then." The boundaries that once separatd medical officer at the Bahamas Hos daughter. HIGGS VIEWS STATEMENT The marquis swore that Alfred de it now have disappeared. Marigny was at home at 1:30 a.m A committee in charge of arrange "De Marigny was not keen on his pital, was the Bahamas prison physician July 9, the day of De Marigny's arrest. ments includes Fred Fontes, chair and at 3:15 a.m., July 8, the early morning during which Sir Harry wife to the States. He pre man, Patrick McDonough, Super ferred that she stay here." He was the first witness of the visor Cliff Wixson, Judge James G.

ADVERTISEMENT Chief Defense Counsel Godfrey Quinn, Judge Joseph A. Kennedy, fourth, and probably the final, week of the trial. Higgs demanded to see the state Judge James G. Quinn An ment which he said had not been Doctor OberWarth, testified that Help heal them with this medicated cream shown to him he examined De Marigny at the GIVE.Y0UR CCIIL thony Travis. Thomas H.

McLaugh len, Mark J. McDonough. Cliff Wix son Jr. and Edward J. Cashman.

"In- this very important state prison July 10. and found no signs ment," Adderley told De Visdelou, of burned or singed hairs or reddening of the skin. you say that you did not see the Last Rites Held accused from midnight until 10 a.m. Now you testify differently- this cold-relief used when QUINTUPLETS CATCH GOLD For Josephine Ryan cover how effective Noxzema Is. Today thousands of women everywhera use it to help heal skin blemishes Noxzema today! CJeaase your I have a different recollection, Last rites have been held for Miss Scores of Jobs Are Open to Women explained De Visdelou.

Josephine Ryan, 67, of 551 Vernon De Visdelou paled visibly as Ad It promptly relieves coughing make breathing easier Street, who served for many years Vou fool anybody by covering up ugl)' pimples with makeup. Pimples are bound to show and your makeup may actually aggravate them, If pimples are making you miserable, you should know about Noxzema. For this greaseless, snow-white cream is a medicated formula that not only soothes, but helps heal externally-caused pimples and skin irritations. Nurses were among the first to dis BERKELEY, Nov. 801 as organist and choir director of placements made by the Berkeley derley read a paragraph from the statement which he said was given to Maj.

Herbert Pemberton of the Nassau police July 11: St. Leo's Church- Office of the U.S. Employment skin and apply Noxzema, leaving it on overnight. Use it during the day, too. At all drug counters.

50f 'externiUr-ctiued She is" survived bv a sister, Mrs. Whenever the Dionne Quintuplets catch counter-irritant. It helps break up local cold their chests, throats and backs congestion in the upper bronchial tract, areimmediately rubbed with Musterole. makes breathingfasier, promptly rtlmvea Muateroleeivmauch wonderful results coughing, sore throat and tight, aching because it's MORE than chest muscles due toeolda. just an ordinary "salve." I 1 1 T1 1 IN 3 STRENGTHS: It's what so many Docton 1 1 1 1 i I Children' Mild, Regular and Nurses call modern aU Eitr Glronf.

John Waggott of Oakland, and Service in October, Mrs. Marjorie Walker, manager, declared today I actually did not see De Marigny by a brother, John Ryan of Fresno. from midnight until 10 the following Jnorning" that, scores of positions, open to A requiem high mass was. said women- requiring no skiiis, ore imii ci Phurrh I was very nervous then," said untuiea. De Visdelou.

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633 were Adderley read another paragraph: "De Marigny was dressed in channeled into Berkeley industries and 168 sent outside tne city, Mrs. brown, but I'm not sure." Walker states. "Whati.1 said then I am not sure," Local womanpower must solve De Visdelou said, "but here in the Have a Coca-Cola What's the good word oour worker problem," Mrs. Walker Supreme Court I took an oath on tated. "Scores of orders for work Bible and what I say stands.

ers now on file can be filled by un- READS ANOTHER PARAGRAPH killed women willing to work full Adderley read another paragraph: "While at Westbourne July 10 De or part-time. Jobs are available in war plants, laundries, factories, res-laurants; stores and other places. Marigny reminded me he had called Both the war effort and civilian liv to me about the cat I didn recol lect this until he reminded me. don't remember whether De Ma- ing demand that women forget the standards which formerly made jobs 'socially acceptable." All Jobs rigny called from the bedroom or which help directly, or Indirectly to win the war are not only ac ceptable' but vital today." Let's ration beefing I Boys Admit Starting Fires While at Play WALNUT CREEK, Nov. 8.

Two 10-year-pld boys have learned about matches the hard way. Fire which destroyed a storage shed and part of the kitchen at the Frank Mc-Mann estate. 2021 Buena' Vista, was traced by Deputy Sheriff Norman Wilson to a game of "stamping out matches" in a field about a half block away. The youngsters ad mitted lighting miniature fires. Their parents will probably be held responsible for- part of the fire's cost, exclusive of $500 property damage covered by insurance, Wil son said.

No one was in the home at the time. WiJIkie, Kieran Win Service Awards CHICAGO. Nov. 8 Dorothy Thompson, Wendell Willkie, Walter Lippmann, John Kieran, H. J.

Has kell, editor of the Kansas City Star, and Goodwin Beach, Hartford, investment banker, have been awarded citations "for meritorious and distinguished service in behalf of the humanities in Amer-iriin lifp," Ihp Amprirnn riassirfil League announced' today. ONT beef when you don't get your favorite food. No one's to blame. It's the war. Don't find fault find substitutes for things the war makes scarce.

Cheerful Jy cooperation helps. S.FOfficer Wins Promotion to Major Capt. Clark Leon Boe of San Francisco has been promoted to the temporary rank, of major, the. War Department reported today. His home js at 2209 Steiner Street, San Francisco.

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