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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Held Victim

His story was substantially the
Same as that told by Matthews.
except that he accused Matthews
of striking Walker first.
Matthews said he merely held
the victim and that after they had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Packard Opens
Air-Motor Plant
Continued from Page one)

Company: Lawrence T. Fisher and
James II. Doolittle. famous World
War and speed flier.- now COM
miSiSnned an army major and
liaiSon officer between the air
corps and the airplane industry
Paving tribute TO the thousands
Of defense workers in America.
Gilman concluded with:
And now II IL proper and
fitting that these first two
built Rolls-Royce en-
gines should he dedicated Ia the
men who viii he responsible for
them when they leave our
hands. To the officers and men
81 the United States Army Air
Corps We dedicate engine No. !.
and 10 the officers and men Of
the Royal Air Force 81 Great
Britain and Caanda We dedicate
engine No. ?.
Good luck 10 YOU, boys, and
keep them Aging"
Job Completed
In his address Knudsen stood
before an American flag. fsnked
en- either -Stfif- British flag
and Canadian flag. He said
II feel that this job IL now
behind us. The plant Is ready
10 produce. I feel that we can
leave the production now In the
hands OF the Packard people"
Then looking directly Al the
industrial leaders in his visible
audience. he continued
ITS up 10 this country Ia
produce NJ n n q maa,t-htiN-
America the defense IL needs. II
takes man hourS-two hands
for one hour. That will give
America its defense and pre-
serve this democracy Of ours"
In an informal talk 10 the Pack
ard guests Sir Henry said:
Never before in the history
81 engineering has an achieve
ment of this magnitude been Ac-
complished In 10 months"
Those IN the new Packard plant
I'm Detroit saw a second miracle Of
human achievement. The 300 viSl-
tors stood IN a $4,000. 600 plant.
with 900. 600 square feet Of
floor space. housing 1900 specially
designed machines and employing
4.500 defense workers where on
last September l there was only
an empty field.
In This plant tho initial order
calls for 5000 motors. like the one
which roared by radio 10 tho
world Sin thousand 60 10 the Brit
iSh government TO power the Spit
fire and Hurricane fighter planes
IN which BritiSh-madc RollS-RoyCe
motors are now used
The other 1000 GO 10 American
aiFplaHe- manufacturers for nov
ships now going into production.
When operating at full strength
the new plant Will employ $4,000
men, making $40 Of the 12-cylin.
der, liquid-cooled motors each
month. The plant is now in &C
tual production, men are working
at each machine. and the first
quantity production engines vii
be shipped this week
- Continuing his worldwide broad.
cast from Washington, Lord Hall
fax said:
Response in Action
LESS than IL months ago
these United states called upon
American men of industry to
produce the weapons Of defense
in quaHtities that few minds
could easily grasp. Your re-
Spouse was In action. rather
than In words. Undaunted by
the scope Of this demand, the
incredible magnitude Of the job,
YOU resolutely struck the word
impossible from the American
!, program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Leading Rider
Of Motorcycles
Now Aids Army

IA Michigan man who once was
known as the nations leading
motorcycle jockey has become an
instructor and mechanic 10 the
Hell Rider" niotorcyclists OF the
LIST Armored Division OF Fort
Knox. Ky.
He is Pvt. Ted Konecny of Ssgi-
nav. a draftee and graduate Of
Saginaw's Central High School.
Twice he won the National Jack
pine 500-mile motorcycle race.
Three times he won Michigan
Cross Country trophy, and three
times also Michigan's Grass Track
championship.
OWned 28 Cycles
al lust don't feel right unless
I'm around motorcycles" says
this stunt rider.
"Thls Hell riding done by the
armored division IL right down
my line. AZ one time or another
I've owned 2S different cycles:
I've torn them down and put
them back together more times
than I can remember.
That's what I do over at the
divisions 18th Quartermaster
Battalion where I'm assigned, 80
I'm having practically the same
fun 1 did I'm civilian life"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Many Guards


plant police. FBl agents and
United States secret service men
were m the plant during the cere-
monies Unusual precautions. were
taken as every guest was required
10 furnish proof Of identity and
citizenship before being taken. by
bus. from tho Packard main office
10 The motor plant
The guests were transported
about the plants on flat trailcrS
hauled by small plant transports.
Spc ial exhibitions Of the now
Rolls Royce motor. The Packard
marine motor. for towering tor
pedo boats. and an old Liberty
motor which Packard built IN 1917
were arranged for tho visitors
in an interview after the Ccrc-
-HehfrS- f%utrdSrrr Sarri tTr United
States would begin getting motors
Immediately IN proportion with
those sent 10 Great Britain.
iie said that a recent trip about
the country had shown him that
the defense material supply is
building up getting a heck Of a
lot better than II was a year ago.
Workers AT the Packard air
plane plant will he added AZ tho
rate OF about 500 a week. KnudSen
said Gilman had told him.
General Brett said The Ameri-
can motors would 60 into a new
model Of the famous Curtis P-40
pursuit ship. about 10 he produced
The Packard-built motor has a
higher horsepower than Rolls
/ Royce motors now IN British
\ planes and has a Gear-driver
/ SupeTCharCCr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Another parallel question Of
moment IN Washington and Lon
don was what action Britain will
take in event Japan marches into
Thailand.
Following the Joint AnGlo-Amer
lean conference az the state de-
partmcnt in tho forenoon, Lord
Halifax was asked whether Britain
would take forcihle action 70 pre-
vent This new Japanese move.
lis answer was that he was in
no position 10 reply
Meanwhile the American govern.
mcnt'S policy Of attempting 10 APP
pease- Japan hA--r~-ru1tr1uE t1herai
oil shipments 10 the Nippon En-.
pire was IN the scrap heap today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
u. S. Warning to Vichy
Threatens Dakar Seizure
CONTINUED from Page One)

at Nichy. In fact proposes to
maintain its declared policy To
preserve for the French people
the territories both nj home and
abroad which long have been
under French sovereignty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

smashed ~ the Duke OF Well
ington. of whom IL WAS said
that genius was an infinite ca
pacity for taking pains. That
il the kind Of genius that Rolls
Royce and Packard possess, and
that IL the kind Of genius that
il going To win this war"
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