The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 10

SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 22 1936 10 RANDOM REFERENCES HEART TROUBLE PROVES FATAL OFFICERS FIND STOLEN AUTO! Two Located Two Stil Missing Police Reveal For your office needs Visit store We Wave all standard supplied Office Supply Co this Parry of 459 Twentieth street when he failed to appear in city court to answer a charge of disturbing the peace Green Stamps prescription service prices Broadstone Drugs At Ward Dr Edward I Rich will be the speaker at the Fourth ward chapel 'at Twenty-first street and Jefferson avenue at seven Sunday Dr Rich has recently returned from a six trip through the east and will speak on present conditions of interesting places in history Will Wed Byron Merle Van Zandt 21 Bitter Creek Wyo and Wanda Femelius 19 Devils Slide obtained a marriage license In Ogden Friday Mae Watson and Rita Leavitt formerly of now at Beauty Salon Phone 793 Marvelous Fur Coat Values! Special savings during August Sale Picnic Sunday At Como Springs The Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah lodge of Ogden will hold their annual picnic at Como Springs Sunday morning and afternoon The lodges will furnish the ice cream and coffee and all those attending are requested to bring their lunch Games will be played All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at the I hair at 10 Sunday morning especially those who have cars in which there is room for more passengers' TwolmsiNC UTAHNS SOUGHT Police were requested Saturday to aid In the location of two missing persons Mrs John Welo of Harrisville said her husband John Welo 56 laborer employed by the Ogden Union Railway and Depot company left home for work last Wednesday morning and had not been seen since His lunch which he was to have eaten Monday noon was found at the depot untouched Robert Wilson of Roy reported that his son Rupert Wilson 27 left home Wednesday night to attend a dance in Ogden and did not return He left hay in the field cud other crops which need attention his father said Suspended Sentence William Smirl of 3145 Union avenue was given a two-day suspended sentence today in city court for passing a stop sign Speakers President George Browning of the Weber stake and Riley Jr returned missionary from the German-Aus-trian field will be speakers tonight at sacrament services in the Eleventh ward chapel Police today chalked up a 50 average on stolen automobiles covering two of four missing vet hides I A 'car owned by Ralph McEntlrtl of 3026 Madison which was stolen Thursday' from Twenty-fifth street and Kiesel avenue was recovered Friday near the Riverdale viaduct? by Highway Patrolman Jack Grld-I ley I The auto of Itoward- Hale which was stolen from' Lake street and Kiesel avenue Thursday was also recovered- Friday It was discovered by Detective Leo Pack and Chauffeur Ben Slagowski on Sulllvar road i Other cars still missing included one owned by Richard Ten Brink of West Ogden which was stolen from Ogoen airport this morning about ten-thirty and the machine of George LIndstrom of 3535 Adams avenue which was taken from Twenty-fourth street and Jefferson avenue Thursday 44 At the auction of the estate of the late Sidney Kidman Austral- i ian cattle king a block of 229000 acres was sold at about 20 cents an acre I For rheumatics neuritis- all muscular aches and pains bathe in the Utah Hot Springs leading brands of beautiful 1936 wall papers at Boyle's Easy terms Reckless Driver Robinson 54 of 1122 Twenty-second street was given a 10-day suspended sentence for reckless driving today in city court He was also ordered to pay $250 to A McKay of 935 Twenty-ninth street whose car he allegedly damaged in a collision at Twenty-fourth street and Kiesel avenue Returns John DeGroot 446 River drive has returned from California where he viewed the San Francisco bridge projects He reports that the first of 1939 fair buildings is being built on a man-made island of438 acres in the bay Mrs Alice Jones Garder Dies At Home of Daughter Alice Jones Garder 52 wife of Horace Garder died at ten a today at the residence of a daughter Willis Hardy 344 Thirteenth street after a short illness of heart trouble Mrs Garder was a resident of Weber bounty throughout her life She was a member of the church and resided at 2234 dhilds avenue She was bom In South Weber Dec 8 1883 a daughter of Thomas and Mary Hill Jones She married Mr Garder on March 6 1902 Surviving are her husband her father now a resident of Sterling Idaho four sons and four daughters Floyd Alvin and Vemon Garder Mrs Willis Hardy Mrs Jason Shepherd and Mrs Earl Strouse Ogden Larin Garder Redding Calif and Mrs Frank Olson North Ogden also six brothers and four sisters George Archie Henry and William Jones Sterling Ida Carl Jones Brainerd Minn Leonard Jones Pocatello Mrs Edwin Nelson and Mrs Silas Barclay Sterling Mrs Burton McBride Morland Ida and Mrs Vemon Hunt Brigham City and 13 grandchildren Funeral arrangements are In the hands of Lindquist Sons Rifes Conducted For Frances King 1 KAYSVILLE Aug 22: Services for Francis Ellen King wife of Alonzo King were held Friday after noon in the Kaysville tabernacle with Bishop Hubert Burton officiating The music was furnished by quartet composed of Rentmeis-ter Grace Rentmeister Ralph Cottrell and Vera Cottrell and Ella Burton and David Hughes Opening prayer was offered by Joseph Payne and benediction pronounced by Geo Bennett Speakers were Patriarch David Layton Rosell Hyde James Criddle and Bishop Burton Interment was made in the Kaysville-Layton cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Thomas Robins Pallbearers were grandsons and members of the Kaysville Relief society had charge of the flow With every purchase Green Stamps Service 21st and Washington Fails to Appear Bench warrant for the arrest of A Pearson of 240 Twenty-third street was issued today when Pearson failed to appear in city court to answer charges of passing a red traffic light Trousseau Tea LaPriel Baird will give a trousseau tea tonight at her home 526 Thirty-sixth street between seven and nine 1 u- Storeroom For Rent Washington Ave near 25th Ph 451L Mr Gale Diseases A total of 10 contagious diseases were reported to the Ogden city health department during the past week These included seven cases of whooping cough two Teases of mumps and a single case of scarlet fever 4-4 i FREE TONIGHT To Good Musio at VIHGEIlf PARK 7 Miles up COOL WEBER CANYON Private Parties at Special Rates See II Vincent GRIGRLAYERS ALLEGE CODE VIOLATIONS 1 PWA Officials Deny Any Irregularities On High School PWA officials today saw possibility for an end to a walkout of Ogden local 206 Laborers and Hod Carriers Union from work going forward under the bricklaying contract at the new Ogden high school Union hod carriers and mason tenders struck Wednesday August 19 shortly before five labor leaders said The labor union said that it had taken affidavits from six mason tenders to the effect that they had not been cleared through the National Re-employment service office constituting a violation of PWA regulations The PWA said it had a notarized payroll of Thomas Child Salt lake City brick sub-contractor showing that every man employed had been cleared by the local office of the National Re-employment service in accordance with PWA requirements WORK CONTINUES In the meantime brick laying proceeded at the high school as bricklayers with some hod carriers and mortar mixers who did not strike mixing mortar and carying bricks said the PWA Labor union officers claimed a violation of PVJA regulations in allowing bricklayers cleared through the National Re-employment service as such to carry hods and mix mortar PWA countered by saying that men cleared as bricklayers were certainly qualified for the lower classes of work and that clearing through the NRS satisfied PWA regulations as far as they had been able to ascertain Six mortar mixers and three hod carriers labor leaders said walked off the high school job Wednesday They declared that wage discrimination constituted the major reason for the strike The contractor they said paid 80 and 90' cents per hour during the first weekly payroll period to hod carriers and mortar mixers This sum they said was cut to PWA prevailing wage scale of 624 and 8114 cents the following week PWA officials said the contractor has the right to set whatever scale he chooses on a PWA job so long as he stays at or above the PWA minimum They quoted the contractor as saying that men hired during the first week were more skilled than workers hired subsequently and were deemed worthy of the higher wage These original workers are still receiving the higher scale it was contended HIGHER IN SALT LAKE The labor group holds that Salt Lake City contractors pay the higher scale set as a union wage and contend that Ogden jobs should pay the same rate The brick laying at the high school under the sub-contractor Thomas Child was proceeding as a closed shop job until four Wednesday August 19 At that time the National Re-epployment service received word' from him that open shop conditions would prevail This was said to be approximately one hour before the strike was called Union representatives claimed they went to work under protest following the change in wage scale and later staged the walk-out JUDOnOTALK AT HUNTSVILLE New Officers Installed By I ATwo Return Car Fire City firemen were called at six twenty-six Friday to a burning automobile at Twenty-ninth and Madison avenue owned by Smith A short in the wiring was the cause they said Used Radios for sale as low as $750 Easy terms Man Picked Up on Prowler Charge Hugh 41 of Wyoming was being held in the city jail today for Investigation in connection with recent complaints about prowlers in the residential district police said A complaint about a prowler was telephoned to the police station from Twenty-fifth street and Monroe avenue Friday night about nine The information was relayed by radio to police prowl cars and a few minutes later was arrested on Monroe avenue by Patrolman Stanley Leach Leach said had a flashlight and pass keys in his possession OGDEfTwiDOW PASSES AWAY Mrs Pauline Hershberger Succumbs At Home of Son and paughter Mrs Pauline Bupcher Hershberger 75 widow of Cyrujs Lincoln resident of Ogden a little more than two years passed away at six forty-five Saturday morning-at the home of a son and daughter Martin Hershberger and Mrs Nellie Codington at 2505 Tyler avenue death being due to infirmities incident to age Mrs Hershberger was born October 20 1860 in Elizabeth City North Car- MRS IIERSH olina a daugh- BERGER ter of Alexander and Lucinda Wright Burcher Her schooling was obtained in Illinois where the family lived for a number of years She was married to MrT Hershberger March 21 1883 in Ogle county Illinois In 1908 the family moved to New Mexico as pioneers and homesteaded remaining there until 1924 after the death of her husband She then went to El Paso Texas to live with the son and daughter living here She is survived by five sons and daughter Cyrus Frank Chicago 111 Van Schuyler Joplin Mo' Martin Ogden John Tucumcari New Mexico Charles El Paso Texas and Mrs Nellie CMington Ogden one brother John Cuthrell So Norfolk Va one sister Mrs McLean New York City and eleven grandchildren No funeral services will be con ducted in Ogden though friends may call at the chapel of the Kitkendall-Darling mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening until seven-thirty The body will be taken via Union' Pacific Sunday night to Tucumcari New Mexico for services and interment Martin Hershberger will accompany the body to Tucumcari Speeder Says She Believed Copper Drunk Mrs Lily McBride of Kaysville was found guilty of speeding and given a 10-day suspended sentence today in city court despite her plea of not guilty and a statement that she did not know she was being pursued by an officer Radio Officer Thompson testified he chased Mrs McBride from Twenty-eighth street to Thirty-fifth street on Washington avenue Friday night and was unable to overtake her although he kept his auto at 55 to 60 miles per hour He finally caught her when she stopped for a red light "I saw him following me all right but I know he was an officer" declared Mrs McBride "I thought he was one of these drunken farmers who chase pretty women up and down the street He have a uniform and I know he was an officer I breaking any law anyway Irked A call to the rear of 2331 Kiesel avenue to put out a fire in an incinerator at seven-three Friday was needless city firemen stated PROGRAMS ilDC GLUE ilETVQRK Desertion Cruelty Charged By Mates Desertion and cruelty constituted causes named in three divorce suits filed with the county clerk Mary Pearl Haun filed suit Friday against Edmond Haun alleging cruelty and asking that Haun be required to assign to her a lease covering the Span cafe at 175 Twenty-fifth street The couple were married December 19 1917 in Ogden There are no children and Mrs Haun requests return of her maiden name Mary Pearl Stokes Frank Uyeda filed suit today against Elnora Uyeda charging desertion There are no children The two were married March 5 1930 at Denver Colo For Healthy Lawns Apply Ford Ammonium Sulphate again now Hunter Motor Co Grease Blaze Grease and gasoline burning on the floor of the Yellow Cab Co garage at 249 Twenty-fourth street Friday evening sent city firemen scurrying to wet it down ers BURGH GREER SCHOOL MARKS REAL ADVANCE Added Extra Curricular Activities Seen Future Certainty Expansion in extra-curricular suppressed because of lack of facilities through Weber county will be the feature benefit of the Weber county school -PW A $300000 building program now under way in seven communities Superintendent Keith Wahlquist told a gathering of South Ogden residents Friday night at ground-break- ing ceremonies held on the Burch Creek school grounds The school architect is now completing sketches for the eighth and final unit of the school district program an auditorium gymnasium addition to the Hooper school-in order that the entire activity may be completed by the FWA deadline written for December 15 MODERN The improvement at Burch Creek auditorium gymnasium' combination a junior domestic science and manual training classroom-will put -the Burch Creek educational system in the "modem and progressive declared Wahlquist Guy Child member of the Weber county board of education and chairman of the' South Ogden town board turned the first shovel of dirt while town residents Ogden city Weber county and school officials gathered in a semi-circle gave support from the side with hand ovations 1 "While students of the county school system have proved themselves equally progressive in academic subjects we have been at a handicap in providing the development in physical and health programs offered by more progressive school systems" Mr Wahlquist stated NEW SYSTEM The county school districts will for the first time late this year provide a junior high school- sys t-pTn schools which have been authorized gymnasium auditorium constructions and the new North Ogden elementary junior high building will include junior high grades in their schools The Weber High school will accept only eleventh and twelfth grade students when the building program is terminated Attending the ceremonies were City Commissioner George County Commissioners Mc-Entire Charles Halverson and George Simmons Earl Ryberg of the Ryberg Brothers of Salt Lake City contractors for the work members of the board of education the South Ogden association and town board Each took a turn at the spade and appeared in brief remarks Nier Clegg P-TA president was general chairman of the activity Several of the women also took a turn at the shovel and pick Mrs William Combe presented a resume of the summer activities for children at the school FOURJJURED IN CAR CRASH None Hurt Seriously in Canyon Smash-Up Four early-morning motorists were recovering from broken bones cuts and bruises today after their automobile crashed into the side of the mountain in Ogden canyon early Friday because sheriffs officers said they rounded a corner too fast Frank Brown 18 2215 Madison avenue driver of the car is suffering from a broken collar bone and cuts and bruises the deputies stated Ruth McMillan 16 2037 Madi- son avenue May Marler 16 2312 Quincy and Iephi Farr 19 1046 Twenty-eighth street other occupants of the machine all received cuts and bruises it was said Dee hospital attaches said that Brown Miss McMillan and Miss Marler were treated The sheriffs men said that the windshield of the car was broken and that the right side- was 4- Young Pair Waive Initial Hearing Clifford Baird 21 of 526 Thirty-sixth street and Texie Baird 20 of 2460 Washington avenue waived preliminary hearing on charges of receiving stolen property today in city court and were bound over for trial in Second district court Their bail was set at $500 each Police alleged the two youths received four guns which were stolen from the home of Ashby of 3531 Washington avenue knowing them to be stolen The guns were recovered by Detective Allred Friday 44 Pair Use License 25 ears Later 44-- Army Officer Is Pleased At Ogden Campaign Captain Stewart Udell of the army reserve in charge of a special recruiting detail established in Ogden postoffice building today conveyed his appreciation to all local concerns and organizations which have assisted during the campaign Captain Udell said he wished to express his appreciation to Radio station KLO the management of the Eccles building the postoffice department navy recruit station Utah national guards and other federal and state agencies and The Standard-Examiner The special recruiting drive initiated to fill 150 vacancies in the Thirty4ighth infantry Fort Douglas has three enlistments to add to its local campaign: William Pullum of 669 Twenty-seventh street son of Fred Pullum: Kenneth I Larsen and Melvin McNeil both of Logan The names of several prospects are contained at their office Applicants between ages of 18 and 25 citizens of the United States unmarried and physically and mentally qualified have an excellent chance of enlisting said Udell Juvenile or jail records will be grounds for rejection it was pointed out Choir Will Sing Twice On Sunday The musical program of the tabernacle choir for the Ogden Stake conference to be held at the tabernacle tomorrow morning and afternoon Is announced as follows by Lester Hinchliff director: At the morning session: Handel Messengers of Mendellsohn "Grant Lord We Beseech Roberts A Latter Day Saint Hymn selected Afternoon session: He Hath Borne Our Handel the Wave Jones LaVon Slagowsky and Ruth Johnson soloists We Do All Adore Dubois Are the Mendelssohn Saint selected Lamp Shade Bargains Some are soiled All are reduced in price Utah Power Light Co Marriage licenses licenses to wed were issued today to William A Anderson 28 and Myrtle Talbot 24 both of Ogden and i Henry Peterson 24 Ogden and Gladys Moon 18 Jensen 1 LAST TIMES TONIGHT City Advised To Repair Driveway Gerber federal construction engineer conferred Saturday with City Street Supervisor Harbertson relative to repairing the east driveway to the rear of the Ogden postoffice The driveway is on city property Supervisor Harbertson informed Mr Gerber that the city will make arrangements to have the driveway repaired by a group of WPA workers who will resume work on a project in a few days Mr Gerber was in charge of construction of the regional forest service building in Ogden TONIGHT Jesters 4:15 NBC Home Town Ed Barry and Johnny Peterson 4:45 NBC Salisbury Beach Orchea-1 tra Schedule Ogden Church Services i NBC El Chico Spanish Revue 5 :30 NBC Meredith Orchestra 6:00 KLO Dinner Edition of the News KLO Modem Melodies 6 :30 KLO South Washington Furniture Co Program Jimmie Lunceford Selections 7:00 KLO Thru the Hollywood Lens i Spanish Melodies 7:30 Stringtime 1 Yoeemlte Park: Instl tute of Public Relations KLO Hunter Motor Ford Revue 8:15 Hickory House Riley and Farley NBC Rainbow Room Orches-1 tra :00 NBC Rainbow Grill Orchestra 9:30 KLO Ice Cream Sing at Or-pheum Theatre 9:45 NBC Mark Hopkins tra 1 NBC Hotel Blsmark Orchestra NBC Eastman Casino Orchcestra KLO Clyde White City Orchestra Vista Del Lago Bench Warrant A bench warrant was ordered issued today for Len 3EMTAGE PAOK OGDEN CANYON Dance Tonight CHAS KNIGHT ORCHESTRA Finest Theatre NOW PLAYING greatest picture of all TTi SUNDAY TOMORROW (ir52 0-4-VI- 'IDS' t- 7S trfrfie -t-f K'-' RACKETEERING RULERS REVEALED! Mb r'V: ini is jrt rr DANCE Tonight Clyde Lockwood and His Band Featuring Join the Fun Admission Ladies till 9 15C after 9 23 Gents till 9 30 after 9 40 Wilcox Will Face Cosgriff In Final SALT LAKE CITY Aug Two young golf upstarts Juddy Wilcox and Walter Cosgriff both of the Bonneville club of Salt Lake City battled their way to the finals of the state amateur tour rament at Fort Douglas today Wilcox shooting a steady stream of pars downed Ed Perry Salt Lake City 1 up on 19 holes birdie on the first extra hole deciding the is sue Cosgriff with a steady 73 turned back Russell of Fort Douglas 4 and 3 The two clash tomorrow over the 36 hole route 44-- 1:1 KA JOAN ELONDELlt Barton NtacUNE II 9:00 NBC Happy Jack Hollywood HI Hatters Radio City Music Hall High Lights of the- Bible RCA Magic Key Gilbert Seldes 12 15 Cloister Bells 12:30 KLO Llenhardt Drug Stores on -the Air 12:35 KLO Noon Edition of the News KLO Boyle Organ Seranade Sunday Vespers Flshface and Flgsbottle NBC Tom Oriental Ro- -mances Benno Rabinoff Violinist 2:45 NBC Dorothy Dreis KLO-Sol Holly Hawal-Ians 3:15 NBC Canadian Band Allstalre Cooke NBC Claremont Inn Orchestra 4 :00 NBC4-Reflectlons 4 :30 Jeanne Gowen Last Hits 5 Musical Comedy Re vue 5:30 KLO Lumlere Studios Popey 5:40 Ogden Nash Co' 5:45 KLO Modern Melodies 6:00 NBC Cornelia Otis Skinner Paul Musical Varieties 7 South Washington Fural ture Co Program Twilight Hour Dreams of Long Ago Yosemlte Institute Pacific Relations 8:00 NBC Twin: City Foursome 8:10 Press Radio News 8:15 KLO Say It With Music 8:30 Walawaia Beach Boys 9:00 KLO Organ Program 9:30 St Francis Hotel Orchestra 10:00 NBC Grand Terrace Orchestra 10:30 NBC Guide Silent WmWii "i Gadget" Brings Tears Not Light HUNTSVILLE Aug Judge William Reeder will be the speaker at eight Sunday evening at sacrament services in the Huntsville ward hall Special music has been arranged for the occasion New officers were installed by the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement association Mrs Lillian Schade Mrs Lavon Cramer and Miss Helen McEntire The out-going officers released last Sunday were Mrs Margaret Berlin Mrs Marjorie Ferrell and Miss Laura Allen RETURN TO COAST Mrs Beth Petersen and Mr and Mrs Basil Peterseen of Berkeley California who have been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A Schade for the past two months have returned home by way of the southern Utah parks and southern California Miss Myele Braudouberg of Salt Lake City spent some time during the past week visiting with Miss Sybil Johansen Lectures Cure Gate Crashers Broadway Brevity Cartoon Oi BALLROOM ELKHORN Wis Aug 22 CUP) Larson janitor at the First National bank picked up a garget that looked like a lighter and held it to his cigaret He flipped the trigger and fled in tears The was a gas gun mm of SCOIlTliiD with FLORENCE ELDRIDGE IAN KEITH MORONI OLSEN RK0 Pfctarw Taxi man Reports Auto Collision 1 A Williams 25 of 125 Twenty-fourth street taxi driver reported to police that as he was driving up Twenty-fourth street hill Friday night a car in front of him stopped suddenly in the center of the street so that he did not have time to stop or room to go around it His machine he said struck the rear of the other car He did not get the name of the driver but told police that four women were riding in the front seat Clair Anderson at the Organ When Days Are Long and Hot Time for Ve Feature Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer on Tap a BOX ELDER DEPARTMENT David Mann 304 West Third North Brigham City Phone 14 Circulation and Correspondence LECAL NOTICES Cartoon and Latest News Mat 26c Nights 36 Kiddies lO 7 The Grill Tap 364 35th St Pioneer Tavern 214 35th St THE tlJUtr 1937 The Mecca -338 35th St Police believed the admission situation was well in control today following a series- of arrests Friday In a campaign to eliminate the practice of entering movies without paying admission officers up five juveniles Each was given a at the police station and sent to their homes police said Bicycle Watch Taken By Thieves While he was taking a dip in the river at Thirty-third street Robert Bell of 318 Twenty-ninth street told police Saturday someone stole his bicycle A Poorte of 1521 Jefferson avenue reported to police that a seven-jewel watch was stolen from his home II A Annex 363 31th St 1 Mission inn i Riverdale Road SALE In the district court of Weber county state of Utah First Security Bank of Utah A formerly First National Bank of Ogden a banking corporation plaintiff vs Inez Griffith also known as Inez Griffith Savings Bank 8s Trust Company a corporation Hubert Bowen and waiter Griffith1 defendants To be sold at sale on the 3th day of September 1936 at 12:00 o'clock noon of said day at the south front door of the Weber county court house in Ogden city Weber county Utah the following described lands and premises situate in Weber county Utah and more particularly described as follows to-wit: Lots twenty (20) and twenty-one (21) block six (6) South Park addition to Ogden city Utah Being a part of original lot 34 block 10 South Ogden survey of Ogden city survey Together with all Improvements thereon Dated at Ogden city Weber county Utah this 15th day or August 1936 OSCAR LOWDER Sheriff of Weber county Utah' By John Watson Deputy sheriff i fiL ll Farewell Party Planned Sunday BRIGHAM CITY Aug Newell Tingey son of Mrs Annie Tin-gey will be honored at a farewell program to be held Sundays night in the Fourth ward chapel at seven-thirty Newell Tingey has been called by the church to labor as a missionary in the north-central states mission He will leave City August 31 to attend the missionary school in Salt Lake City and will leave for his field of labor September 17 with the nsaiional FOREIGN TUNING SYSTEM -and tin paly Fhilco hat itt" DETROIT LAKES Minn Aug 22 (AP) Some couples may chafe at the five-day mandatory period between issuance of marriage licenses and the ceremony In Minnesota said Clerg of Court Connell but not a certain pair who took out a license on April 25 1910 He said they use until a few days ago more than 25 years later- 44 Britons are eating 90 per cent jnore fruit than before the World War rrnrf'MTJC Electrical WlllvUll Thrift Basement Be Sure and Say Mine 9 Pacific Fruit Produce lione 1022 -v ill.