davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

den. Somit erfheinen tpertpolle
Deitanbteile 6eS 4lutes. tpie 3uder
,ln6 Erotein ,,lr pdbrenb ober nad
6rantbeitsfduen ober tpenn bic Nies
rem felbit ertrantt finb; aber 6arns
ftoff. 4arnidrre unb anbere a,lfl0s>
bare Nbfauitoffe fotpie Elm 11eberflub
an Wa1fer tperben bur6 bic normas
len Nieren nllsge19ie6en. t1eber>
fliiffige Ninerale iperben ebenfalIs
gum 9eil i'm l1rin ausgei9teben unb
trngen 10 an etnem ,lorrnalen @ais
iersNinerol @lei1getpidt bel.
@enn bic Nieren ni@t ri1tia
flnftionieren ober tpenn aus irgen6s
tpeI9en nnberen @riin6en tpie 4. 9.
infol9e bon itn3uldngli6er 9er3t6s
tigfetf, Elm l1ebermab an Baiier inb
dufI6sbaren Mbfauito5fen n.@t
prompt auSgeS9teben tperben, t1nnen
ii9 Sliiiiigfetten i'm Mbbomen, in
ben 3Drper9etpeben ober i'm 8lut
anfan1meln. Nan fagt bann. bic
YerIon bnt bic @ai5eriu9t. ober Elm
Oeoen ,ooer l1remia un6 bies iinb
11mitdnbe. auf bic man iofort einen
Mr3t aufmertdm MAIDEN folIte.
Msenten. bic ben Musflub bon
llrin permebren. tperben barntreis
ben6e Wittel genannt. @niier 1T
ielbitperitdnbli& Elm natiirIi@es
barntreibenoes Mittel uno ein gee
funber Meni4. ber tdeli@ Elm
0unrt @aiier trintt auber beS
Quantllnls. tpel4eS In Der Our9s
i9nittsbidt bur5dnben 1T, tpirb et,1
binrei6enbes Quant,tnt urin aiiSs
f4eiben. gini8e rnierer ou8erneis
i,en @etrdnte tpte 6affee. Zee ober
&afao, entbalten &oblenidure. &af<
fein ober Theobromine, ipeI9e afs
CUTE barntreibenbe Mittel betdnit
Itn6. @etpiiie Webi3inen baben
ebenfalls bar.treibenbe @irtin9en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

ceSSlnS with o VI
having done any
thing about iEfla :
ton. Such criti-
cism is not only
false, but reflects
adversely on the
President as well,
for the majority
leaders who con-
troll b OF h the
House and the
S e n a t e look to
him for recon-
m e n d a tons on
these problems.
The fact is that
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

ueberfluiies at
WaHer ipirb ba:
Der alfo als urir
abseionbert.
nrin tpiro bur6
bic Nieren er.
5eust. 0iele b0f)ii
ompliaierten Orr
game 1inb tpirts
lid iebr tpi6tige
unb iptrtiame
Sitter, bic uners
tpiinidte Stoffe.
bic i'm BIut aufs
tretet1, auSle(en
unb I'M l1rtn abs
ionbern, aber bic
ior9fdltto barauf
a4fen, 6nb fetne
pertpouen Be I,
E%rnN%o;Io o,,%<,>n;~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
8enNS fir itdStiidRe
HefpifalsN e,abamtei,
gHSbIeridjoft mnf entidjeibem.

Sn ser Nortpabl am IL. Nuguit
niro Sc @dbuerld)aft aud) iiber Die
Nusgabe bon Bombs fir oas Gitp
6oip;tal at ent.beiocn baben.
Gin Gomitee, oas 0prtreter aaer
Nihtunsen umfaBt, unteritlst sic
s(usgabe Ger Bombs, gertreter ser
bemofratiihen ,llrS republifaniidpn
Srganiiationen. Der M5of9. uno ser
$50, Ser Sirhell, Ser Arbeitnebmer-
it)aft, Scr peribieoenen Nationalitl-
ten, unS SnbuitrieIlengruppen beiin-
oen iih llnter ben &omiteemitglie-
bern.
9ure] 6eionOeren slft oes Beies-
acbers in Sbio iit Sic Moglihfeit
geif)aifen tporSen, slnlciben in Sobe
BON elmer MiIlion innerbalb bon
Ohio a. r.:s5llgeben. Tim uou oieier 8c.
legenbeit, ,0ie iid MIR bis gum 81
0e5enrber bietet, @ebrauh gu mahen,
lit icbt nod apeiter oie Bcnebmiguua
con $50 scr @dbler erforoerlid. Sn
Cincinnati lit bieie @cwbmiguna
bereits bel ser letten @abl erteilt
lroroen.
7as @elo iou perpcnSet wer6en,
I'M cine ganse &eibe bon Bauten
ln> llmbauten por5,lnebmen. Oas
0ebi,,oe, ipelbes ser ambulanten
8ebanblung bon ni6t inn Solpital
ielbit untersebradten Yatienten oient,
lit iiberaltert. Gs luuroe ibon i'm
sSscbre 1889 errid)tet uno lit nitt &C.
eignet. einen Gurdicbnitt pon 500
8atienten. uie er iih tGslib i'm aran-
fenbals einfinoet, 5u ueriorgen.
Sas alte 8cbdiloc fir sic anlted=
enoen Jdae ioa ebenfaas entspcoer
,rneuert ODER pollig ,1mgebaut ,per-
oen. 8egcntpGrtig miiiien oie &ran,
Ten in Dem Soipital lteile @enoel-
treppen binaufIteisen, ga sluisiise
nift porbanben iino.
gluh elm @ebGube fir 0orrats=
una &iihenrdume lit erforoerlid. un1
Ral,m fir Die .Ausbebnung Ser gegen-
|1pGrtig porbanoenen aodgelegcnbei-
ten su idaiien, in Seuen tGglid, 5000
Mabl3eiten gefoht ueroen miiiien.
1erner mub bic Si6t- ,1po 3raft-
anluge np0erniiiert lperoen, oamit
|nidt pieoer tuie i'm lesten @inter, .als
an einem Ser falteiten Gage cine gu.
iubrleitimg entsspeiging, oas gan5e
aranfenbaus zines cages obne Sci
Sang bleibt.
Gie Bombs, sic lpGbreno Oes &rie.
'ges a,tsgegebcn iueroen, tperoen ent-
ipredeno ben alsgenblidlid)en nieb-
risen 3insidsen 5ipiihen 2 mno 2A
Yro3ent .3inien tragen. Wesen Ser
Brioritaten fir 9rieasarbeiten lit es
nift an5unebmen, oaB ole Materia-
lien, bie fir slnbanten uuo Griab,
bai.ten notig iino, beldafft tperhen
tonnen, 10 lange Der 3rieg oauert.
God ertuartet man, bab Sic aus
8riin0en Ser Sid)erbeit uno 2eiit.
!lnssiGbigfeit ,pidt:elten 8autan
ourhgefiibrt iperOen t0nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
waxer tint KSrper

Baiier ipirb bonn &Srper jorttpdb,
reno ab9eionbert. Bon BEN 5N
Yfunb WaHer, bic Der Our1idnittss
l,1eni6 tdglid ausi1eibet, tritt uns
eefdbr 1 Rflnb als S9tpeib auf.
35 Rfunb enttpeidt bur9 Mtntung.
3N Hfunb tpirb in Sorm bon l1rtr
auseei6ieben llnb Is Yfunb erfdeini
i'm rlnrat. Ser 9r0Rte Sell 1eS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
unterka,sS kGlt
0eeeimtiibmt,e ab

9onoon. Gas llnterbaus belt am
Mnfang hieier @ode cine 8ebeim-
iisung, sic MIR 10 Winuten in 9(n-
iprud). nnbm. Gs mar aber tpirtlih
cine @ebeimiisung, benn Bis beute
tpeib nod nie,nalro nas betannt ae-
geben tpur6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
Milk VS.. Gin

Rome. Mussolini today ordered
a further reduction in already in
adequate fix rations.
New York. Night Club opera
tors warned patrons that gin
drinks probably would disappear
adequate milk rations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

2onSon. HrGiibent Rooiepelt muir
oe ser Sauipote zines Yrinaen Ser
enaliid)en aonigsfamilie. Der Yrini
hit oas brittle &inb oes 6eraoes prn
Sent, gruoer bes &onies. Das &int
fIhrt bel ieinen oielen Namen aud
Sen Hamen sSranflin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
Die 3rieasfrunt

Die Marine beridtete, Bob felt Dem
13. Suni 13 iapaniide Sdiife in sen
Mleutiiden 8epdiicrn geiunfen ODER
ober ihtper beihdoigt ipuroen. uno
Dab minoeitens iieben feinolihe Slug
5euge pernid)tet tporoen iino. llnier
Terluit tpar "A Cote, 49 8eriuunbete
unb Elm Toter aus Ser 3ipilb. .p6lfe-
rl,ng.
Sn ser Stlaht bon Mioapap be-
trugen un'ere Gerlulte 80 Sifisiere
unb 215 Soloaten. 20 ieinoIide
'Shiife aller alailen ianfen Die So
paner ncrloren 4SOO Mann.
Ser Hraiicent beridtete, oab oie
Rabt=2e:.ss.lfe bis 80. Suni 1912 ben
Wert bon $5.2O5. 100000 erreicbte.
Ias department iiir Muslanos- -Be-
5i,bungen CAB ferner bstannt, oab sic
fran5oiiide ⪚erllng bon @ibp s!pei
slngebote oes Yrdiioenten Mooiepelt,
einen iid)eren &afen fir sic fran5o.
iiid,n Grieasihiffe in Mleranoria Su
iinoan. abgeidlaaen bat.
WilitGrbienitpflid)t
Der 8efeblsbabcr ser 9uftltreit-
frdfte. 8err NrnolO, gab oie Iormic-
rung eines 5rmppentransport Som.
lnanbos befarint, bem sic geioroe-
runa ser Mannitaft, ibrer @aiien
uno tbrer 8eriorel,ng in oie 8ampi-
5one mittels 5lus3eugen lmteriteben
tpirS.
Marine unb Sdiffabrt
Nuf Der ~5eoeral Sbipbuiloine
ano Orpood &c., aearnep, q. S."
liefen brei neue 3erit0rer pom Sta-
pei. Warineminilter &nor iagte, cine
uahIenoe 3abl BON fleineren gooten,
meiItens sSiiberbooten, iei Don Der
Marine iibernommen lporoen. Munn.
idaften iueroen 10 Ifnell tpie mog-
lid ausgebiloet, I'M oie @aft iiber
Die feinolihen llnterieeboote an Ser
Sitfiilte al erboben. Die Station lit
UNI 2 Willionen Sonnen Shiffs.
raum poraus am gnoe bes Ssabres,
nah Dem BON Mooiepelt fir oieies
Sabr poreeiebenem Yrogramm oes
8aues neuer Sdiffe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
mcnieer Spaghetti
fir Sic Jtalieiner

Berlin. Spagbetti barf in italie.
niifen Meltaurants uno Yeniionen
lb I. slugult niht n,ebr in Yortio=
men bon mebr ols 20 @ramm fer
oiert lueroen. 9agegen lit cine 5eit-
weilige Ginidrdnfilng bes Weinfon-
Inns mieoer aufgeboben aporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

HrGii6ent @ooiepelt bemerfte aui
ieiner Yreiie- -9onferena, bab er in 8e.
tradt oiebt. ben aonereB Inn cine
tuirfiamere aontroae gu eriud,en. INN
bic 2ebensbaltl,ngsfoiten einihlieBlid
Der 2obnltufen niehrig 3u balten. gr
iagte, Die augemeine Sage i'm 2anOe
muB i'm 9inblid auf Die 2ebensbal.
tungsfoiten beriidiihtist psroen.
Wan mub Dor allen Gingen Dor Mueen
bebalten. nie bod sic 2ebensbal-
tilngsfoiten elmer Tusdifnittsfo-
milie iino.
Ger &riees-Mrbeitsaus, ,6ub gab
&idtlinien fir cine 2obuitabililie-
rungspolitif i'm ganaen 2anoe BE-
fannt nit ser Mbiiht, Die &auffraft
oes Mrbeiters auf Sem Stano oes
Monats San,,ar 1941 5u erbaIten.
Ser ausibub bemerfte: nah ser aa-
gemeinen &egel iino Mrbeiter bonn
1. Sanuar 1941 an bis au elmer 15-
pro5entigen 2obnerbobung bereGtigt,
um oas tSteigen Der 2ebensbaltungs-
folten bonn 1. Sanuar 194t Bis sum
/. Mai 1912 aus3usleiden. Mrbeiter,
Die cine grbobung non Is Yroaent
ooer mebr tpGbreno oieier 3eit erbol.
ten baben, tper0en 5u oieier 2obner-
bobung nift beredtigt iein, es lei
oenn, Dab ibre 2obniate nod unter
Der Norm iino unb cine Grb0bung
oerlel6en notipenoig erifeint, INN sic
ltngleidbeit Gpil6en Sem 9obn unO
ben 2ebensbaltrngsfoiten alsau-
gleifen.
Sic 020 oronete Oie Muirehter-
baltuns Ger WitslieShait in elmer
0efperfibaft uno Die @eiperfidyafts=
gebibren an.
:. MISUNDERSTANDING
Ger 0orlisenoe Der .1ar Man-
potucr Gommiiiion" NcNltt berid.
tete, oab anndberno 12,5OO,OOO am
1. Suli nit oirefter 3riegsarbeit be-
ifMftigt tuaren. i'm 0ereleid) gu 8
Willionen am 1. Npril oieies Sab
res. Gr id)atte, Dab nod unseidbr
5 Nillipnen au oen Mrbeitsfrditen in
bieIer Snoiitrie tpdbreno Der letten
Galfte oieies Sabres bin5ufommen
i1eroen. Sm ganaen iino jebt in Slime
rifq. uneefGbr 100000 @erionen
bejdaftist.
~, Mationieruns
Die C4A meloete, bob slitomobif-
fabrer an Der Sittiiite ocs 2anoes
feline grtra- 3uteiluna BON @nioIir
erbalten tperoen, tpenn in Ben betref=
fenOen 8ebieten geniigeno Inter
erunlbabnen. &ofbabnen ODER 0or-
ortbabnen oorbanoen iino, es iei Oenn.
OaB lie betueiien t0nnen, oaB oieie
8ftfebrsmittel ibren Beoiirfnii1en
nihts sentipreden.
Nl.b miro Die Grridtung elmer
,Tufier-3one" in 1852 ge3irfrn, Die
iri Beiten an. Die Suteilungsgrense
Ser Gitfiiite .sren5en, errihtet wuroe,
mo Die Aus9abe bon 8aioIin an
IantitcQen bonn 90. Sssuli an um 25
Yrosent herabgeiebt tpurbe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
STAFF UNIT

Insignia for the unit of the u. s.
Citizens Defense Corps, known @
the Staff Unit, recently has been
authorized in administrative order
issued by James N. Lands, Direc.
tor Of the Office Of Civilian Defense,
The insignia consists Of Q blue
five-pointed star, centered above
the letters "CDC" in red in q white
equilateral triangle on . circular
field of blue. \
The U. s. Citizens Defense Corpe
Il the official designation of t61
Protective Services in the program
Of the U. s. Office Of Civilian De-
Tense: Members in the Staff Unit
include those designated to assist
the Commander Of the Defense
Corps.
Membership in the u. s. Citixens
Defense Corps shall be by appoint
ment of local authorities in accord
ance with regulations prescribed BY
the Director Of the Office Of Civilian
Defense.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

Both the House and Senate can be in
active session within "a hours' notice.
HEADLINES are confusing, aren't
1 1 they? They make one wonder
whether they truly represent the situa-
ton behind the scenes. ! have in mind
particularly one of two or three days
ago which read, Nelson Gains Strug-
gle with Military" and another, Mel
son Gains in Battle for Control"
Car. it be that there is still con-
ilict raging under the surface among
our war agencies? Thi particular
story was predicated upon the forma-
ton of the WPB-Army and Navy
Munitions Board.
My thought is not of criticism.
Even we who are in close touch with
what is going on in Washington be-
come confused. 1t must be much more
difficult for those of you back home
to keep your thinking straight. Let
us hope the new Coordinator OF In
formation, Mr.. Davis. will succeed in
clarifying matters and in keeping our
information on a true and straight
course.
THE appointment of Admiral Leahy
L as Chief of Staff to the President
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

~ Meni4dftIer er5GbIen uns.
u bab bas Qeben in ieidten.
~ tiuen Decentralization be-
gar,n. Die eriten Qebetpeien tparen
stn5eIiee Oreanismen dbnIif Im5<
ben o6er tpeiben 8lutforper6en. bic
uns heut5utage betannt iinb. gs
ipirb beri6tet, bab fi9 bieie 3ellen
NIT Der 3eit 81 8r0beren 80rpern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

beretntgten bis
Rreaturen ent<
ftanoe,,. tpel1e
bener., bic iest
i'm @eer Ieben,
etDas GbnIi1
finb. Ginige bies
ier &reaturen
berIieben baS
Reer unb frofer,
an baS Qono mn6
NIT Der 9eit Iern.
ten fie, ii& bort
eirHuleben. ober
baS Seemaffer
trueen iie IN If.
rem H0rper NIT
lid. SIRE 8euen
tuurber bon Sala>
tpaner ,tm9eben
unb f6tpdn1n1en
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

CONGRESS is the popular political
~ football at the moment News
items have had Congress callously re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

- Bitts Ieien Sip oie Mnae;aeni
un6 unteritiiben sic oteie @eidG tel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

THE appointment of Admiral Leahy
L as Chief-of- Staff to the President
is step in the right direction. 1t is a
significant move. 1t means that our
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Spelling Club to Meet

The Capital City Spelling Club
will meet at pm. Wednesday at
the Mount Pleasant Library, Elmer
c. Helm. president, has announced.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Abandoned Autos Are Slated
To Join Salvage Heap Soon
District Leaders to Study Legal Steps
Necessary to Seize Idle Vehicles

buildings likely to be in the van
guard
The policy of the War Production
Board in the matter of salvaping
metal from fences, ornamental grill
work, gates, ETC., is best explained,
Paul c. Cabot, deputy director of
the WPB Conservation Division,
said yesterday, by statement he
has just sent to regional salvage
officials.
The point has now been reached"
Mr.. Cabot said in the bulletin.
where the salvage branch should
urge the scrapping of all iron and
steel items which are not regarded
D.. the owner as essential and are
replaceable and have little historical
or artistic value. This does not
mean that we will Immediately req
ulsition such items as are not vol
unfairly given or sold for scrap
purposes. 1t is essential that our
first efforts be directed to the dispo-
s1tlon of such items as are Fed
orally owned. This is the RESPONSE
blllty of the industrial salvage sec
ton, and l want it to take eyerv
possible step to have all such items
as FENCES, gates, ETC., that are not
essential disposed of for salvage"
Stronger Action May Come,
Mr.. Cabot stressed the careful
wording OF his statement in urging
scrapping of items whichAre mot re-
garded by the owner as essential"
Later on it may be necessary to 20
further than this, but for the mo-
ment this is the WPB policy.
In the future it may be neces-
sary to call for aid from War Nate
rails, Inc. in removing iron fences
and replacing those that are essen
tlal with fences of non-critical ma
terialS.
War Materials is the agent for the
Metals Reserve Co., an RFC SUBJ
Sldlary, which was set up to absorb
the financial difference between the
price which will be paid for a given
lot OF scrap and the cost of getting
the scrap. Mainly its activities are
devoted to financing the razing of
~oAANAAA6o, VIC UlSInd0CllnR of
bridges, the raising of sunken ships
and similar projects.
Projects to be financed in this
manner are first surveyed by the
Special Projects Division of the
WPB, then contracts are granted bv
Metals Reserve and War Materials
toots the bill for the difference be-
tween cost of getting the scrap and
the price it brings.
Buildings Safe Here.
The D. C. Salvage Committee ex-
poets that calls may be made for
War Materials help in tearing down
fences or buildings here, though it
was pointed out that there are not
many such scrap sources in WASH
ington
Buildings, for instance, are not
being torn down in the District,
where living quarters and Office
space are at premium. In some
| other cities buildings under the
Public Buildings Administration
have been ordered torn down under
Metals Reserve contracts for the
scrap to be found in them, but a
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Stadium Pickets Withdrawn
For Minnesota Grid Game
By the Associated Press.

oS inc ASSOClaLeQ fTeSS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 3.-Pickets
stationed about Memorial Stadium
today were withdrawn during the
Minnesota Iowa Seahawks football
game, but returned afterward in
continuation of a strike called early
this morning at the University of
Minnesota by the AFL Public Build
ing Service Employees Union, Lo-
cal l13.
Meantime. the universitys Board
of Regents held a meeting, recessed
to attend the game, and reassembled
later, presumably to discuss the
strike. The board indicated 1t
would have q statement to make
sometime tonight.
A crowd of more than $1,000 at
tended the game without incident
and the union relaxed its picket line
to the extent of allowing radio tech
nicians to enter the stadium and
broadcast the game.
The strike was called after the
union charged that the regents re-
fused to recognize 1t as bargaining
agent for some $50 building en-
ployes at the university and declined
to establish grievance committee.
Besides the main campus, the
pickets paraded before two down.
town ONCE buildings owned by the
university. causing suspension of
elevator service. However, the
union permitted skeleton staff to
function at the university hospital,
but Ray Amberg, hospital superin-
tendent, said the remaining stan
was 30 small that 100 Of the SIS pa
tients had to be discharged to their
homes or other hospitals.
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Sa|fonsta|I Gives
Bay State Fences
In Salvage Drive
Governor Sets Example
For Others as Well os
individuals and Homes

Setting an example for other
States, Governor Leverett Salton-
stall of Massachusetts has ordered
the demolition of all State owned
fences in the metal salvage drive,
Paul c. Cabot, deputy director of the
WPB Conservation Division, re-
vealed yesterday
Mr.. Cabot said he had sent letter
to Mr.. Saltonstall, congratulating
him on leading the way" in making
the fence at the State House and
other State institutions available
as scrap metal.
He said he hoped the Governor S
action in setting the pace without
waiting for any overall program
would set an example for other
States, institutions and individuals
Steamer Turned In As Scrap.
Other highlights reported by the
Associated Press as the scrap metal
drive got under way throughout the
Nation were:
In Paducah, KY, the most un-
usual item to turn up in the scrap
drive was the river steamer, Fury.
The 150-foot craft was turned In by
its owner, Capt. Oscar Bloom of
Chicago. One of the oldest steam
vessels on inland waters, it was
built in 1881, then rebuilt in 1881
to the showboat, Cotton Blossom
A farmer turned in a 1000 pound
tractor. in good working order, to
the scrap campaign in Wilmington,
N. c. Another donation was an air
plane bomb made during the first
World War. "All it needs is the
powder in it," remarked its donor
A 500-pound anchor, salvaged in
1910 when the Confederate gunboat
Chattahoochee was raised from the
bottom of the river of the same
name, was transferred from relic
to scrap status at Atlanta, Ga.
A man in Lakeland, Fla, made a
mobile, painted them red, white and
blue, then turned in the original
steel bumpers for scrap.
Series Scoreboards Given.
Two scorenoards-one from the
Ponca City (Okla.) News and the
other from the Amarillo CTexD
Globe -News-were not used this
year to bring play-by play descrip-
tions Of the World Series to down.
town street corners. They were on
scrap piles instead.
Suggesting that golf champions
and others who have received
awards might do likewise, the
Bemidji Publishing Co. tossed on
the local scrap pile a massive cup
presented in 1928 to the Bemidji
(MinnJ Sentinel by the National
Editorial Association for being the
most outstanding weekly in the
United States"
In Corning, NJ Y, century old
brass ped-warmer turned up on the
salvage heap.
And, just to hint that the horse
if he comes back to replace the gas
thirsty automobile, is going to have
tough time, hitching posts have
turned up on various scrap meta
piles. One was alongside the bed.
warmer at Corning and the othel
in Pine Bluff, Ark, where it lonl
had stood before the residence o1
the former Mayor, H. I. Holderness
Evening star., 1942-10-04
Kin Wage Legal Fight
For Fortune Of Man
Who Scorned Courts
Sister Asks Accounting
Of Estate Involving
$4,000 ReeIuse Buried
Nv tn. A.soc;.t.d pr.ss

BY the Associated Press.
EUREKA, ILL.,, Oct. 3.-Henry w.
Omen, 65-year-old wealthy recluse,
often voiced his mistrust in banks;
his scorn for courts, judges and
lawyers.
Before his death last October he
had written in his will that mo
lawyer, no Judge. no court is to have
anything to do with my property"
The principal matter of litigation
in the Woodford County Circuit
Court this week was Mr.. Onnen's S
buried fortune of 10000, and his
heirs and their counsel are disputing
whether some of the money he had
boarded has disappeared.
Fortune Buried in Jars.
Mr. Onnen's will, scribbled in pen
Gil on the back Of a 1887 calendar
was found by relatives after his
death last October "a. He also had
written directions for finding his
hidden lifes savings.
The will named three of his
nephews to take spades and dig un-
der henhouse "all at once, so there
will be no crooked work" They
followed directions and found ap-
proximately $7,000-in eight fruit
jars. In one jar was $6,400 in bills
Evening star., 1942-10-04

each Of the seven others contained
IS and 50 cent pieces, amounting
to between SITS and $500 each.
The paper money, was for eight
nieces and nephews, children OF his
deceased brother John; the silver
was for his two sisters. Another
search was directed to an old trunk.
where about $4,000 was found and
which was ordered divided between
his sisters.
Accounting Asked.
A suit for an accounting OF Mr..
Onnen's property was filed by MS
sister, Mrs. Fannie A. Beckman OF
Bottineau, N. Dak., against her Sis.
ter, Mrs. Lena Upts, a farm wife OF
near Minonk, Ill. Mrs. Beckman
asked that her sister be forced to
give the accounting of their BROTH
er's property, claiming he had more
money than has been disclosed. she
also said among the assets allegealy
missing was an old coin collection
once appraised at $4,000.
Hearing in the case was continued
by Judge Ed Robson to allow time
for dispositions to be taken from
Mrs. Beckman.
Evening star., 1942-10-04

spokesman said yesterday that I'VE
need everything we have here"
One local scrap project is at the
present under consideration for War
Materials disposal, having been
turned over to the Special Projects
Division for action. This is at the
Washington National Cathedral,
where 500 tons of metal salvage al
ready have been turned in. Anoth-
er 500 tons, Mr.. Walker said, re-
main for dismantling after Metals
Reserve awards contract for the
work.