Biography
Curtis Zahn was a poet, playwright and journalist who spent a year in federal prison as a conscientious objector during World War II. He later founded the Pacificus Foundation to support writers.
Freedom's May 27, 1950 review of Prison Etiquette identifies Zahn as the author of an account of the prison camp on the Catalina Highway in Arizona, describing different racial groups in the camp and efforts to strike against segregation. Exact individual custody dates and the camp's formal name are not supplied.