Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

WEATHER INAL EDITION air SECOND SINKULA CHIE CAUGHT SHIELDS BOSS AUTO ACTORIES ALLIED CHIES IMPOSING PILE TO HOUSE INSTITUTE ARTS IN WORDY DUEL IN DETROIT ADD OVER RUSS! ASS 10000 WORKERS irasra the differences In NUT HER MATE Avenue increased Display HUDSON MOTOR PLANS CHANGE Hee OANNEDCHINESE SAYS HIS PALS BRAYE BULLETS SHOT CHIE OX factory LATEST WIRE LASHES Cadillac Land raud Trial Opens nlHw Zantzlnger planned to will not be The build" about 2 two yeara 4 I LEADER RENCH AT GENOA WHO RECALLED TO PARIS Attorney Morning ville the county seat of county Is on hls way to drafting committee the full aub commit and driven by a suspected of be smuggllng Mon Canadlan border period of the com numbered RUBIN NABBED IS SILENT ABOUT Rotogravure Section ree Press PRICE: THREE CENTS Tomorrow in The Sunday ree Press WAS GIVEN $900 TOLD TO IT" HE SAYS as YOUNGER ARCADIA Matinee this afternoon Dancing DETROIT MICHIGAN JOHN HOME IN PATH VOL 87 214 She said liked his actions and with him again even not been three wives ready to do Tiot ncceaaarfly Continued on Pae Three Column auureheaalte Guards about the II jail were Increased The hlef said he feared feeling The Centenary of The Central Methodist Church AGAIN VIEWED IN MEDIATION RULE MILLION Beardstown III April 18 Sher iff Ed I ashbrook of Rushville and two deputies were killed tonight In a fight with Greek section hands near here Twenty eight of the maintenance of ways workers were arrested as they entered Beards town on a train and efforts were started to have them bound to the grand jury on murder charges because of the high feel ing over the deaths rank Uttger deputy sheriff was killed Instantly With Sheriff Lash brook and Deputy Carl Neff died shortly before midnight Guards were placed about the city to pre vent disturbances and a patrol also was sent to the Chicago Burling ton Quincy railroad yards where a number of the Greek railroad laborers arg housed SATURDAY APRIL 29 1922 WENT PAGES DETROIT CREAMERY BUTTER churned fresh dally At grocers the British authorities islands for trial reaching Plans for theiew building of the Detroit Institute of Arts have been completed and are shown above for the first time They have been ac cepted by the arts commission and the city council will be asked at Its next meeting to authorize the letting of a contract alling In this the commission will ask au thority to use the 1170000 left In its building fund for the excavation and the foundations This will take until late in the fall It Is expected and tne actual building begun until next year Ing Is expected to cost 250000 and will take to erect The architects Cret Boris Sc Medarv have make the arts institute harmonize with the public library just oppo site It will be of white marble with wide balustrade the central section of the same hlght as the library and the marble steps in SHERI 2 AIDS SLAIN IN IGHT Little Irish American Lad Special to The ree Press Milan Mich April 28 Mrs Albert Ball living on Main street Milan has recently received a letter from Chauncy Gibson Hot Springs Cal her cousin stating find check for 1000 for the kindness and good care you gave my cousin your father In hls old Month ly checks will follow direct to Gibson who Is 85 now living with Mrs Ball Chauncy Gibson many years ago lived In Gibsonville Mich and conducted a hotel Mrs Ball has not seen him In 40 years New Orleans April A bolt of lightning that struck Loyola uni versity here riday resulted a fire which destroyed ths auto me chanics school building the phar macy and one dormitory Loss and damage to the buildings Is estimat ed at 150000 and loss of equipment Is placed at 20000 MEETS DEATH IN BRICK KILN of Rush Schuyler Beards town to conduct an Investigation of the shooting Sheriff Lashbronk and his chief deputy ordinarily are quartered at Rushville but because of the flooded condition of the river at rederick they had taken up quarters there to be on hand should any emergency require their atten tion Temple Rail room Woodward at Temple Dancing nightly (except Mondays) Exclusive American management rederick Isham president A Howell mnn OPENS TONIGHT at 7:80 ildes thrills exciting en tertainment for all Just for fun Adv Race Through usillade ired by ord City Police De troit Roads Guarded shot Into the celling Intention of scaring ths the place a man (presumably ox) into hls pocket as though gun and 1 beat It for the was the first man to get out when 1 saw this I dldnt tire at anybody and I know who shot Chief McCormick is alleged to have de clared that he never met George Mc Graw alias Grogan whose home Is also In Cleveland until he came to Detroit a short time before the crime McGraw and ex convict who confessed hls part to the De troit police Is being held for trial under 35000 ball on charges of felonious assault with Intent to kill and robbery armed Edward Kemp Is being held under like ball as the alleged owner of the auto mobile the robbers used Advices from Cleveland riday night had It that Detective Creedon will remain In that city In the hope that another member of the gang will soon be taken Detective Sergeants Patrick O'Grady and rank Burzyk have left for Cleveland to bring McCor mick here (Photo by Bain News Service) BARTHOU Twenty five of the 28 men ar rested here surrendered but thrse nought lilght and were caught in the flooded streets Not risking losing any of their prisoners by conveying them to the city prison in boats the officers marched them through the streets which still are waist deep in water from the flooded Illinois river Sheriff Lashbrook was a popular official and the feeling la running high against the Greeks One of the prisoners taken Nick Manos was Identified by James Stark of rederick III a passenger on the train as the man he had seen throwing a revolver from a coach window Just before the train crossed the bridge Into this city Manos when searched was found to have a pistol bolster Detroit police early today were guarding the bridges on Michigan avenue and West ortjstrect on the lookout for an automobile believed to be carrying 1 four Chinese one of them wounded member of a ring Ing engaged In gollans across the Into the United States Julius LUlienthal chief of police of ord City Mich received a tip yesterday that an attempt was to be made to smuggle a number of Chinese across Shortly before mid night he took up hls position on Biddle avenue ord City and wait ed developments About 2:25 a today an auto mobile came tearing along at break neck speed from the direction of the river Chief LUlienthal sprang to the middle of the roadway and ordered the driver to halt The car swerved and shot past the chief like a cannon ball LUlienthal says he distinctly saw four Chinese and a white driver In the car He drew hls revolver and fired at the speeding car Hls bullet found Its mark the chief declares for he heard a high falsetto scream of pain He sent a second shot after the car but It fell short Lllllen thal then hastened to notify the De troit police and men were at once dispatched to' the western ap proaches to this city Chattanooga Tenn April 28 Robert Jackman 8 Stephen son and Lochmuller of Chi cago were placed on trial In United States district court here today on charges of using the mails to de fraud In an effort to Induce persons In various parts of the country to purchase lots In a tract of land near Cadillac Mich Those Involved In the charges operated as the Boulevard Beach Development company Independent Premium company and Chicago Real Estate agency Among witnesses here for the trial are Perry Powers post master at Cadillac lynn county clerk and Church publisher of the Cadillac Evening News Applies for Right to Issue 1200000 Stock Shares on Reincorporation BY RAY JOHNSON ree Press Staff Correspondent Lansing Mich April 28 or mal application for authority to Issue 1200000 shares of no par value stock was filed with the Michigan securities commission by the Hudson Motor Car company riday A request on the part or representatives of the company was madojor an immediate hear ing by the commission but no date was set While the application for ap proval of the stock was filed It was learned in the secretary of office that amended articles of in corporation upon which ths pro posed stock Issue must be based had not been filed It was said however that a telephone message had been received by the secre tary of office from the Hud son people conveying the Informa tion that the amended articles will be filed Saturday Yschange Is Proposed According to the application the 1200000 shares of no par stock are to be exchanged for the present stock of the Hudson Motor Car company and the Essex Motors company The present authorized stock of the Hudson company con sists of 1N0000 shares of common stock of 10 par value according to the application Of this 200100 shares are outstanding The basis of exchange is 200000 shares of Hudson Motor stock for 1000000 shares of the no par value stock The remaining 200000 shares of no par value stock are to be exchanged for ail the capital stock of the Essex company The application states that pres ent stockholdere of the company Thursday sold to a syndicate headed by the Bankers' Trust com pany of New Yok 80000 shares of the present stock of the company for 7000000 This stock accord ing to a contract made between the trust company and officials of the company Is to be exchanged for 400000 shares of the no par value stock which will be placed on the market by the trust company at an Initial price of 20 a share Total Assets 2OSfllr8 According to the financial state ment of the company attached to the application the total assets of the Hudson Motor Car company amount to 20801858 I Included tn this Is cash amount ing to 4102330 land valued at658036 buildings 1400883 and machinery valued at 3776586 The outstanding stocks Include 10000 shores of 10 par value stock sold outright and 188608 shares paid in stock dividends The company claims it has no se cured debt of any kind and hns ample working capital It 'estimates Its net earnings during the coming year will amount to 5000000 the equivalent of more than 4 a share on the no par value stock Sunday ree Press Want Ads Must Be In By 12 O'clock Today Lloyd George and Barthou Exchange Caustic Volleys In Genoa Debate Mr ord announced that the ord Motor company is putting 100 addi tional men to work every day and will continue that policy as long and as fast as the workers can be as similated The Increase In the num ber of employes include figures from both the River Rouge and Highland Park plants he said The Packard company Is at present employng 5500 factory workers an Increase of 1500 since the first of the year At the worst the business depression pany's factory employes about 2300 "It now develops" savs statement "that the country's pur chasing power for motor cars Is much greater than was believed possible six months ago Detroit today Is very different city from Detroit at that time Most of the motor plants In the city are work ing on heavy production schedules sold at retail 1473 of Its new model Single Six car four days after it was announced People seem to be as keenly Interested In a motor model as they were a dozen years ago" 78 irms Employ 131000 On the heels of optimistic report from the Packard and ord com panies comes the anouncement by Chester Culver general manager of the Employers' association of De troit that the labor barometer of that organization shows nt net In crease of 5766 men for the week ending April 25 The aggregate working force of the 79 firms reporting Is now 151 000 of which 3450 are working on reduced schedules These men are employed in eight shops and aver age 42 3 4 hours each per week The last four weeks Culver's re port declares show an Increase of Continual on Page Three Column reven Early Approval of New Shares is orecasted Through the arrangements made with a New York banking syndicate for the underwriting of 400000 of the 1200000 shares of new no par value common stock to be Issued by the Hudson Motor Car company the gen eral public will be affordeil an op portunity of acquiring atrinterest In an automobile manufacturing com pany whoAe stock never before has been offered to the public and which has been owned heretofore by 18 stockholders In the Initial trading' In the new stock on the New York curb market riday sales were made at 2075 to21 The 400000 shares underwritten by the banking syndicate which In cludes the irst National company of Detroit were offered nt 20 and subscriptions tire reported to have been received for a number of shares nearly double that reptc sented in the syndicate offcringi It Is understood In Detroit finan cial circles that the failure of the Michigan Securities commission to approve the new stock issue Is due to delay on the part of the Hudson Motor Car company In complying with certain technical requirements In the matter of reports and the prediction was made riday that these details would be arranged to the satisfaction of the commission in time to permit approval of he clock issue lo be announced Monday CAN YOU AORD IT? Can you afford to miss out addressing tomorrow the two hundred thousand homes into which The Sunday ree Press has entry? Then get your ad in before twelve o'clock noon today You may your Want Ad direct by calling Main 9400 it may be taken to any one of our 400 Want Ad Stations or it may be brought direct to the office miss out Missing 40 Years Sends $1000 Gift rench Demand ull Payment of Soviet Debts Call British too Moral Detroit Girl Alleged ourth Wife of Bigamist Says Him Jailed" Disillusioned Mrs Bertha Maude Hayes St Clair of Detroit last and "only wife of John Lawr ence St Clair the ex soldter held In Poughkeepsie on a charge of having at least four wives is in tent according to advices from Albany last nlyht only on retrieving her trunk held by the management of the Nelson house Poughkeepsie In default ot and honeymoon hotel bill "No I want him back they should keep him jailed but I would IIIfa 1a rrat 18 uvv evv nuim B11O Chief Lasch of the Albany i from whom nhe sought advice She agreed to help the Pough keepsie authorities convict St Clair of the bigamy charge If they would aid her to recover her belongings She denied she had been married before' During the time her name was appearing in newspaper head Jlnes and she was the object of a police search she was rooming tn a quiet residential section of Al bany and earning her own living as a waitress Bertha St Clair said she was the only one ot the four wives he ad mits that ho "ever really loved" He enumerated her virtue: she had not wouldn't live It there had before her She said she first met St Clair at an Adirondack hotel and later he made love to her in Troy There was a courtship of three weeks Word was received from Barre Vt where St mother and brothers have their home that his family has aided him for the last time 22 S11C1DES LN IVE DAYS Special to The ree Press from Chlcaro Tribune Chicago April 28 Twenty two suicides have been reported In Chicago since Monday estab lishing a new record for self inflicted death The average heretofore has been about half this number each week but the present epidemic has never been equalled In addition to those who succeeded In departing from this life by violent and self inflicted means 18 others were reported by the police who had attempted to shuffle off but who have failed Thirteen of this week's suicides were men 40 years In medicine greater hos pitalization for medical as well as surgical cases and the giving away of the Individual doctor to groups of doctors with their own private hospitals or In general Hospitals with their own nurses Internes laboratories "while each group consist ot a surgeon a group of Ipeclullsts and a medical "We are getting too far away from our patients and it decreases our efficiency as practitioners" was the reason Dr Jennings gave for the group work prophecy" Referring to Christian Science chlropractlcs and osteopathy as "cults that arc fascinating blit Dr Jennings said "Medi cine can't compromise with Chris tian Science" "Medicine must keep Its feet on the ground" he continued "It Is material not fantastic We deal with science materialism" Removed irst Detroit Appendix Incidentally Dr Jennings de clared at the outset he saw the first antiseptic operation performed In Michigan: that he made the first Injection of diphtheria antitoxin In Mlchgan made the first spinal puncture In Michigan and per Contlnued on I'oge 10 Column 3 front will exactly opposite those of the library The building will have a 300 foot front nearly 50 per cent longer than the library but both will be of the same depth Only two floors are contemplated the main floor which will comprise a series of galleries and the ground floor which will be devoted to ser vice or administration offices The southern half of the exhibition floor will be devoted to European art arranged according to periods and the other half tn American art The roar portion will be given up to Oriental art and will represent Egypt Persia India Greece China Japan Korea and Thibet The'ex hlbltlon will be worked out in fine chronological order To carry out this plan rederick street will have to be vacated for the new building will stand astride It in order to face Jhe library and the two buildings will balance each other beautifully Veteran Detroit Medici See Radical Changes Due Are Banquet Guett Steady men and let the morale even oscillate! The doc tors are going to work In groups That was the message that Dr Charles Jennings gave as a prophecy at the banquet riday night to 29 doctors who have been In practice 40 years or more It was at the Wayne County Medical society 65 East High street Are opposed Dr Jennings said that two groat developments would mark the next Declines Information Concern ing Mind" of Swindle Game REED MURDER Miami la April Ver non Bracklehurat mate of the British schooner Lewis Broth ers has been released from charres of murdering Captain II Chute master of the schoon er bv at Nassau Bahama where he was taken according to advices here tonight Lightning Bolt Causes $70000 Loss Cleveland Gangster Confesses Taking Part in Holdup Here on April 8 Charles McCormick alias Stew art confessed riday in Cleveland that he was one of the thugs who staged the holdup April 8 last ot the Hammond Standish meat mar ket 2021 Twentieth street when Edward ox chief of detectives was shot according to a wire re ceived at headquarters from Detec tive Thomas Creedon McCormick was arrested earb Thursday by Creedon and Cleveland detectives Creedon quotes the pris oner as saying was one of the four men who took part In the holdup Three of us entered the door of the market and 1 nred with the people in "1 saw reaching to get a door I The one hundredth anni versary of the corporation of this church is to be observ ed May 7 to 14 The story of its development is of peculiar interest and is told by a full page of pictures showing the various build ings it has occupied in the beautiful a delightful Story International AfloorcoDtlon On them lpp(in4s all that you are and all that you ever will ho "Mrs Pat Startling in which the famous English art res glvee an account of her ancestors and her childhood In India the on co operation Then too there I nil the new from everywhere fnr everybody com plete detailed report of all to day's big league ball name four full page of the newest best and moat popular comica all In color brat paaea for women a beautiful eight png? rotoirraVure pictorial automobile and financial new radio paves with radio news and developments lames Sweeping Jersey or est Cause $3000000 Loss BpeeW to Th reo Pre Lakewood April Mov ing forward on a five mil front at a diminished rate due to a lighten ing of the wind the devastating foreat fire which was fought through tho night by hundreds of men was riday In the vicinity of Laurelton park seven and one half miles southeast of here John Rockefeller's 150 acre es tate near Greenville was threat ened and a dozen of hls men were sent to help in tho fight which saved It Timber damage by the fire la estimated at 3000000 Boast of Being Big Plunger rom West Brings His Arrest In Philadelphia With the capture nt Oscar Rtihln manager of the Real Estate Ex change building office ot tho Slnkula brokerage company" In Philadelphia riday the police still are "miles away" from the mysterious head ot the concern and the million or more he Is said to have taken from Detroiters through stock swindles Repeated grilling ot Rubin in the Psnnsylvanta metropolis failed to bring the slightest clue to the whereabouts of tho "master mind" It woe reported early today Rubin either maintained a sullen silence or declared "ho know" when quizzed regarding where hls chief8lnkula was Admits HI Ideality Press dispatches say Rubin ad mitted hls Identity as one of the office managers ot tho Slnkula firm which cleaned up 1090000 through1: Its alleged fraudulent stock trans actions in this city Ho Is being held by Philadelphia police for ex tradition to Detroit Assistant Prosecutor Robert Toms late riday night was pre paring extradition papers for Rubin which will bo rushed to Governor A Groesbeek tor hie signature Satur day With the arrest of Rubin whom Philadelphia police say also was known In that city as Ross both erstwhile managers of tho two De troit offices of the Slnkula oom pany are awaiting trial Charles Jonesl whom Ix Ang les police two of Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain and Louis Barthou chief of the rench dele gation which the auditors describ ed as both witty and satirical Sen ator Schanzer Italy as usual took a leading role In the discussion urging conciliation between the rench and British attitudes In this stand he was supported by Dr Motta Switzerland and Sklr munt Poland Mr Lloyd George characterized the rench project as elegant in form but defective In important features He objected to rance's picture of Russian disorganization saying it would displease the Rus sian delegation Moreover he add ed rance's draft spoke over much of agriculture and commerce while It was superficial on the momentous question of credits Every country Mr Lloyd George Insisted should say frankly what it was disposed to do for Russia He urged the formation of a consortium with precise offers from each na tion specifically saying what It was in Six Beardstown Ill Greek Section Hand Blamed eeling Run High Beardstown III April CHINESE OPENS Peking April 29 (By tho Associated Press) ighting between the forces of North and South China governments be gan this morning at dawn at Changsintlen 12 miles south west of Peking Heavy artillery firing Is audible In Peking Man Crawl in to Get Warm Imprisoned 13 Day A man shivering from cold about 13 days ago crawled into a kiln at the Bryan Larkina Brick com 1 pany yards Miller road near Mich igan avenue The brick walla of tho kiln held the heat of the last and were comfortably warm The nan presumably fell asleep riday several human bones and' masses of molten glass and metal which looked as though they might' have been a watch and bottle were found In a little heap ot ashes that workers discovered when they 1 opened the kiln The man had been cremated I Of hls fight tor Ute within the walled confines of the kiln no one) ever will know The few bones and the molten glass and metal alone remain to tell a story An arch llke flue two feet by 18 Inches extends from end to of each kiln When a kiln full etl bricks is to be baked oil burners are placed at either end ot the flue: blocking It The fires are kept go Ing for six days and six more are' required for the bricks to cool be fore they are disturbed 7 It Is assumed that the Involun tary victim of cremation crawled Into the kiln before the fires were lighted and It was closed up When the Intense heat awokejhlm from1 slumber he could not esdape The little heap of ashes and tho bones were turned over to thi coun ty coroner THE HAL I ROOM Established through its refinement Adv rom Dundee Michigan Who Became a Great Art A remarkable story told in a way to make one feel that not to have known this man is a great loss You will greatly enjoy BOOM IS SEEN IN OTHER SHOPS GREAT A nr A DIN DANCE TONIGHT Interesting sight fionuiar music throngs of people 25e Adv Genoa April (By the Asso ciated Two httoric docu ments dealing with the reconstruc tion ot Russia have been submitted by rance and Great Britain to the economic conference and riday night were in the hands ot a special drafting committee appoint ed by the sub committee on Rus sian affairs which will endeavor to harmonize them The special will report to tee Saturday morning and the sub committee after approval Is given the report will submit It to the soviet delegation The rench document sketches at length means for restoring Russia's agricultural and Industrial activities while that ot Great Britain devotes more at tention to credit for Russia Demnnds Debts Be Paid In ull rance Insists on the full pay ment of Russia's war debts and the restoration of private property to foreigners Great Britain favors a reduction in war debt and Us willing tp be satisfied it Russia grants former foreign owners the use of their property Instead ot a return of actual ownership The adoption of the 12 articles in the agreement with Russia which regulate the disposal of the Rus sian debt is favored by rance She demands that the soviet conclude an agreement with representatives of owners of Russian state bonds in order to provide for the payment of interest If an agreement Is Impossible ac cording to the rench contention the soviet must promise to accept the decision of a mixed arbitration commission the president of which will be appointed by 'he chief jus tioe of tne supreme court of the United States or by the League of Nations or by the president ot the court of International justice The rench draft demands in case private property cannot be re stored that Russia shall pay In demnities These Indemnities would be provided for by an Issue of new Russian five per cent bonds The mixed arbitration tribunal of three members one member for 'Russia one for an Interested government and the third who would be presi dent to be designated by the chief lust ice of the supreme court of the United States would decide disput ed points Duel ot Words Results The dlcusslon riday of the drafts brought forth a duel words between i A nn Cl? Edifice to Cost $2250000 Will Arise npAD DAUUHUDj gite Public Library On Woodward inest Ballroom Temple Ballroom Woodward at Temple A Howell an old De troit boy manager No charge for dancing Come tonight Adv EVERYBODY IS HAPPY RECAUSE Palace Gardens Park opens Sat Adv 'A S' 4 ull Pages of Magic Pictures An Array of Splendid Sunday Reading Bnys and Girls your brushes ready snrl look for th Mania Picture In tomorrow's Sunday ree Pre They are better than ever this week and splen did variety ton The pictures re: A Queen of May Vage a Page of Kites Spain and harlot of tho Water Evury pago Is a real work of art and those bril llant hidden color ar almpty amastng Only water I needed to develop them Other eatures or Boys and Girls A page of Interesting puzzle for boys and girls a May Pole (Tut Out Toy Wlg Toolcraft Bed Time Rtorif fnr the little news from Girl Scout Nprlng hike for Boy flouts th Sunbeam Club and a wealth of other good things or Grown Ups Meant Well" story by Jack ball of Hherllan ord Critic" ago wh returoad to Dtrolt last waek by Daieetlva Char) Lambart fallowing long fight over axtradl lion Jone I I aald to have bard the manager of tha Naw Telegraph building office of tha defunct firm The lure of the bucket (hop reponelbla for Rubin' arrt la Philadelphia police aay Ho (Old to have gone to that city two weak ago He lived in a leading hotel and played the market vigoroualy waa hie actlvltlea on the market police eay that cauied him to be come known In the eaetern city as the "plunger from tha weet" Deale Heapeaalblllty Quetloned by Philadelphia po lice Rubin le aald to have declar ed that on the day of the craah In Detroit "the boze" gave him900 and told him to "leave De troit and not return" Rubin de nied ho waa responsible for tho al leged Irregularities In tho affaire He gave hla Detroit ad dress as the Addbon hotel and hie age as 28 years Rubin's arrest came through the" bucket shop vlgllenco of Detective George Gibson assigned to watch brokerage operatlone in Phltadel oh la In hla rounds of brokerage firms Gibson learned of the "big uture amily Doctor Will in Groups' The Story of Sheridan ord told by Mary Humphrey who had access to rare edi tions of Mr ord's published works A further treat is offered in the form of an article by Don Seitz of the New York World who knew the late Mr ord intimately A sketch by Roy Gamble adds to the tribute which is paid to the rare genius of this Detroit man Everyone will want to read the story of the little lad who became one of the greatest critics a master color worker in words In the 79 irms Here Now Employ 151000Is Report Evidence ot the tremendous gtrldes Detroit Is making In tho rehabilitation of Its industries came riday with announcement ot the Packard Motor Car company that 1000 additional workers are to be added to the Detroit factory forces and with a statement by Edsel ord that the ord Motor company has Increased its em ployes' list by close to 9000 In the last month Directors of the Packard Motor Car company announced the In crease following a special meeting declaring the schedule of production would be Increased 50 per cent in the principal depart mente Magazine Section ree Press ord Packard Boost Output orces to Meet Demand SZE3SS EE Mr A tl 'Ur A 7 J9' 1 'h EA A 1 9 04 Wlte ft Lb I I 4 fj VY W1MIMM i VtlLrSVtVt 1 1 itrS IrnVP ifii Wl i ill fflT I Mi cW 5 a jshmOE MwW 4 nett.