davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

HeapeI. 9putnant erne
Gb:loers, Elm 26iabrispr rdmerifa.
niih-ins,aniider ShariIhiise aus
yrufen arrop, Sfla.. erbieli oie
b0hite Aus5eihnuns ieines Sanoes.
ole gbrenmeoaile oes aongreiles,
oie Dor ibm, nur elm e:n5iser inl
ltalieniifen ;seIo5us erbalten bat
I'm oas Bilo gu ueruollitdnolsen,
bat Gbiloers llrlaab erbalten. um
Dos Ndof,en mieoer5uieben. oas er
,uriidgelaiipn bot.
G:e 10 bpib besebrte Neoaiqe init
oem blauen Sano muroe 2eutnanl
GbiIoers pon @eneraaeutnant Sacot
: 0epers, iteQpel tretenoem Cher
bpieblsbaber uno aommanoeur ser
ameritaniiben lruppen i'm Nittel.
lneergebiet, um oen Sals gebdnat
Gie 8es!aubisung bob oIe .beruor'
rasenoe 1apierfeit, uno llneridrof'
fenbeit" BON ebiloers il, e:nenl
Sample berpor. ben er i'm uergan'
senen September ttob erniter Der
lesuns aan5 alein gegen 5abIreiht
Ieutihe ausIoht.
Der musful0ie arieger ga6 aui
Beiragen ihihtern au, oab er o.
beim elm N1oden babe uno es luobI
moglih lei. Dob er Die ihnar5baa
rige uno braundug:ge 3oie Siro
cuie aus Waiboppen, Ha., mdbren>
ieines urlaubs beiraten peroe.
gbiloers lit 5u orei Yierteln in
oianiihen @ebliits = Greef Snoio
ner uno bat bon leiner Wuttel
Seite ber EN- Biertel iriihes Dlut
Gr bate idon nit s Sabren elr
Geipebr in Der &ano. uno oas
shieben. oas er idon ols Sung,
10 meiIterlih lernte, hali ibm be
ieiner beloennliitisen Cat, genau
Boden nod Der 0anouus bel 90.
lerno.
Am %. September erbielt er ee
raoe dr5tl;he 9ilie iiir einen iebl
id,mer5baiten 1ruf ON Sub. al;
er borte, oaf, .iein .8ataiaon ii
idaperem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieit.
sena9elt lei. Dime ieiller Verletunl
5u odten. nabm 9biloers 8 Nanr
ltio fiibtte lie 81 Der stellp. mt
Der 1eino iih uerborgen bielt. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
Eniwirklunq an 0siironi in neuiralem Urfeil

@albington. Tie ihmeoiihr
3eitun9 rMitonblaoet" per0fientlihl
elnen 8crid)t ibres @crncr &orrc-
lponoenten, ponad, .politiife &re'.
ir in ser Sd,tpeiS o,e gpafuierun5
Sbeiias ourt) Ole Seuticbcn aIs Sen
'd,werIten Sd)laa iiir Die Wcbrmaht
ieit Dem Gurd)brut) bel llman anie,
ben." Mtan ilt bier Ser Aniid,t.
Id)reibt or, roaB oaNurd oie Gpafu-
ierung Ser Nel,tIdrn Srrppen in ser
&rlm. oe angehlih iiehen Sipliir
ncn Itarf Ieiu inarn. unmogIid, ar
rtaht mnrNen it,, Senn ie!hit mcna
ousreiirnae Sd,iiistonnasc Dor
tonben mGre. miirhe cine lleberquc
rlna ocs Shmar,en Neeres in Der
aeaenapirtiaen ariessloge beinabe
noh risfanter Iein. OILS sic Sage aui
ser &r;m ielbIt.
.Sie runrdniif,e Meafticn III Sen
neuciten Gntpitlungen 1T bier nod,
nidlt b"fnnnt. abcr man funn mt
iiemlidnr Sid,erhe;t uurousinlen.
bab ser 8erl,lit r,lminiihcr ispr
nntipurn iiir sic aricasmrrol oes
2onhcs eiuen unio itirferen St,.aa
hllbcn ,piiroc, oils Sotiil cine Dor
sen &uminen bei1tte Stant acpeirn
mar" (Tic Stndbilmer ;3sitlna
81 NitontiNninacn' nelhct aud, be
rcits. oni; .oeltid,e Sii'Sicre Nh
g du,IN on S.,tu So0 SNpfioa Npr ri
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

ntdaiid}en 6eeresleituna 3uihicRn
unO ibr porrperien. Die Weieitiguna
oes pid,tiaen sdnpar5meer-Saf
ourf unuerseiblid)e isabrlGiiiafeit
ooer iogar Dol iGblide Ssbntage per-
nad,lGiiiat su haben.")
Gin bieiiger Valfanoiplomat
iogtc poraus." iihrt Der .Nitonbla
oct -3orrciponSent fort. .oaB ois
Neutidrn aons RlmGn en- uno gro.
Rr 5eile llnaarns rdumen fperoen
nod, ebe oie ruiiiid,e Sommerciien,
iipe beainnt. unN itattoeIien periu-
dcn lpercen. iih in Dem inneren
@aa Scr 8arpatbcn ,l perid,ansen.
nm non BORT aus ibre .;seituna Gu
rrpa' gu perteiSiaen. ,sn 3uiam,
mentanl nit Nieien itrategiifer
G.dnen fSnn.e man lid, iosar cine
Guofuhruna Ser oeltid,en 5rupprn
Gus Serb:en nnh 8riehenlano Dor
Ilellen, ga Die %erteioiaunasf,oncen
iiir h;e Geutidrn natiirIih nn.io
q; ;6Ber limo. ie tleiner Sic Gcrtri-
o'aunas!inie rings nm oos Meid,
lit
Siey 8erner Sagnad,t" erflGrt 81
Sen beutiilen 9fiifid,ldaen al bt,
Sitirpnt: rWas pie Armee ppn
M,onnitcins i'm Monai NGri au
Mannit1ften unN lRatcriol pcrll
ten bat. fpltete ueraleit,smeiie tin {,
4apoIcpn Den Siea iibpr HuBlanN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

rno ihIieBlid feline arone. G.,
fonnte iih bon ieinen 9sieoerlaeen
IN &uBlanb ME lnehr erbolen
Geutihlano bat 5mar grobere Silfsy
auellen unS ltiirfere Secre, aber aud)
oas &eih biirfte iett aui oem Yunfi
engelonat iein. no es iolde Ser
lutte nid)t mebrfad, ertraaen fam
Seine &eierpen moaen nod, arrR
iein. aber es lit tpabriheinlidpr, oab
es heute id)on our duReriten arait-
cnltrengune uno 3ur Mobil iierun:i
al,h Ger iiineiten uno Glteiten ,sohr.
adnge ge5nungen it,"
0as 8lott iGbrt tort: .Tie Sc.
ltnna europa, bas heibt: ser 1u-
irre Sing Der .Seituns Seutid,lona /.
lreilt manhen ifmaden Yunft aui
II brcudt cine als1ebebnte Veiat-
sung. Die einmaI ibren Meiitern
iiher lire Rriiite aeben fonnte unn
nrnn aud, cine Anruiuna bes liebcn
@ottes nod, Dem @eiipiel bes rumG
uiifen Staatsdpis slntonescu be-
Arciilitt mad,t. Sa. h'e Npt Mrs
iett aroB iiir Die Nntionnlic,,al,iten
nnb ibre Reinranis nGd,lt. aber
Ghriitenbeit uno anltur limo nGni
uer in 8efnhr. OILS hie SelielSer ron
Hloeiti Tenn nie Soiin. 8u
oapeIt. 9ufareit, Snmbura, Berlin
Nranffurt uilr. iinN aud, lie iebt
ini 0ereiC) Der aI 'ierten Bomber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
Reriteu,ti,a eiinitlietet,
Gkinins t,aet 100 Jatres,

Cambridge, Waii. - Hah nabe,
81 100 Ssabren gerillden in 2abo,
ratorien Der Gbemifer lit, mie oie
Eolarolo Corporation befannt gibt.
en- d)emiites 8eriabren our Ser
Ite0ung fiinitlihen Gbinins geiun-
oen noroen, eines ipntbetiihen gr-
3eusniiies, oas in ieoer Siniid,t
ioentiih lit nit oem Orig:nalpro.
Duff Der 9tatur, oas aus ser Hinoe
oes Ginhonn-8aum (Gbinarin.
oen-9aulnD aeponnen miro.
Die @eIeaifait ihreiht oieie Gb:.
nin-Spntbeie Or. Hobert q. gSooo,
marc pon SarparS uno Or. @;aiam
6. 00ring bon Der llniperiitGt So,
lumbia Sll. ySas militGriid)e SSnter.
elle an Dem neuen Sariabren," be.
iagt ibre 9efanntaabe pe:ter, bot
NIT ieiner N0glibfeit oils GriaB
fiir o:e ausgeoebnten Ginbonabaull
Y.antagen in Nieoerl1noiih- -Sitin-
oien 81 tun, oas belte in iapan:-
lhen Sdnoen lit. 9ieie Ylantaaen
biloeten iriiber Die SauptqueQe iiir
Die Gbin'nueriorgl,ns ser 0elt. Gs
III ieoof feinesfalls gepiB, oaB Ser
'pntbetiide ar5ne:itoii in sroBenr
Nal3ltab gum 8ebraub mGbreno oes
&rieges bergeltellt Deroen fann."
Or. Wooowaro uno Or. G0rina,
beioe SpeSialilten in organiider
@bemie, oroneten aoblenitcii-, @ai.
ierltoff., StidItoii- uno Saueritoii,
atome in ibrem ipntbetiihen gr.
gugn:s in genau oemlelben Ser
baltnis 5ueinanOer an, in Dem lie
in Der Wolefularitruftur oes Natu!,
Gblnins porfommen.
vSbr neuer ipntbetiider Stoii."
erflirt Die @eieaihait,- lit Elm prS.
sizes Iuplifat oes Hatur- -Gbin:ns. -"
~Gs fam pom natiirlihen Gbinin
nidt unterihieoen rperoen uno lit
in oieIer Siniid)t unsleid Dem Mtra-
sine unO Dem Hlasmo6in, oie in
Der Notwithstanding als 5eiler-
iab iiir Natur-Gbinin benubt mer-
Den, 1aber tatiGblih feline heniife
aebnlihteit nit Oieiem baben." -
auBer Dem ipntbetiiden Gbin:n
'dnfen Die beioen 8elebrten in Ser
iolg ibrer Arbeit iiberb,es eine gans
neue Subitan5, Die nit Gbimin per
manot II uno, nie Die Befanntgabe
Der @eieQid)dft beiast. unter lint
ltdnOen gleiffaas pon meOi3lnlid)em
Wert iein fonnte.
Ifalarla lit, mas Die 3abI ser
idbrlihen 5ooesiGQe anbelangt, bel
peitem Die ihlimmite &ranfbe:t. IS
gcb ME genug Gbinin uon 86u-
men. um ale 9eioenoen oamit be-
banoeln su fonnen- mogliderpeiie
aus Dem 8runOe niht, neil ole
me:lten bon ibnen 81 arm maren.
um lid ole 8ebanolung leiiten su
fonnen. Wit Dem neuen ipntbetiihen
YroSaft iino, mie man aui Anirage
bel Yolaroi0 erfdbrt, 10 melt nod,
teine menidlihen ooer tieriiden
Yroben porgenommen moroen. =
Solbe Grperimente iino o:e ab-
ldlleBenoe Briifung. 6aQs oie Syn.
tbele wirtlid erfolsreih mar. lit oas
neue Gbinin niht nur oas .Cu-
plitat". OILS oas es angefinolgt
wuroe, lonoern nirfl:hes Gbin,n.
Sn oieIem Suiammenbans iii es
Don Sntereiie, oaf, Die Dor 80 Sab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

rem uun Sir @iaiam Yerfln IN.
terncnmenen SerIId]e 3ur Seritel-
lung fiinItlifen 9blnins 5mar niht
Den geiudten Mr5neiitoii. aber einen
JarbItoff ergaben, Der oalnals oen
anfans Der organiIhen Gbemifaiien.
lnoultrie bilbete - elmer Snbuitrie,
oeren Se'hdTtsumlat in unge3dblte
Nilllnroen ppn Collars aebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
oenn? l1no meiner tpiiroe oas ME
J tim - iaeen Sic. Saben Sic es pro-


J tlrn - iaeen Sic. Saben Sic es pro-
biert2 Gs bleibt Sbnen nid)ts anoeres
;ibrie, benn er lebnt es ab2 Stun,
Damn idlagen Sic rubig Dor, oab lie
beioe i'm Reitalrant eiien tpollen, mas
Sbnen auf ieoen San oas 2eben et-
mas erlsihtert. Sbr Manu perlangt
am Sonntag einen belpnoeren 8ras
ten? Oumit Sic audi nod Sen Cont
tag iiber Mrbeit baben2 @arnm tlrn
Sic es benn9
Sic radern iid) ab meine 2iebe, lie
tperben friib5eitig alt uno es aibt
leiSer 10 piele biibif)c il,nee MGoels.
Sbr Munn meiB. lpas er an Sbnen
bat. Soffentlid, Sid)er lit
10 mas niht. Sic perlpobnen ibn. cbne
oaB er merit, baB er pertpGbnt miro
llno oas hit niht gut. 8etpiB. er liebt
Sic. s!ber er iou fir ieine 9iebe "a,
nau 10 piele Spfer bringen, ,uie lSic
'elbIt es tlln Gr punoert iid), Sab
SIZE miioe uno abgefGmpit a,sieben.
oaf sic feine red)te 9uIt buben, ins
&ino ober in elm &eitaurant nod bern
slbenobrot 5u aeben9 Sic gelten als
Spielperoerber, ,penn Sic Elm ipeni1
Ihtpeielamj i'm &reiie pcn 8efanuten
| lisen.
Sie sSiiauen bieies gefauntenfrei'
les babenI es pielleiht beiier ais Sic,
iie Iino quite uno tiihtiee Sausiraueu
uno nid,ts meiter. Sic baben sic 3cit
Oa5u, 9iirber 81 leIen. &inos 81 be
iuhen: iie fonnen iiber alles NIT.
reoen : ipdbreno Sic ielhit faum
an ser ltpterbaltung teilnebmen f0r.
men, neil Sic feline 3eit baben 81
leIen. Sbsater uno aino auf5uiuhen;
Sic iperSen ieititeaen miiiien, oab
aud sic @utmiitisfeit idlette Sel-
ten bat. nab Sbr Iam oieie 6rauen
Damn iebr nintereiiant" iinbet, uuo
Sic Iid sen &eit ielbit oasu oente,
! fonnen.
Natiirlid eIauben Sic es nid,t,
natiirli6 oenfen Sic, mir iino unite:
Ole Eeiiimiiten gegangcn, lmo Sbr
Nanm ser tpiirSe niemals auf iold'f
8eoanfen fommen. Gielleift, meina
liebe berufstdtige Srau, pieaeift blr
ben Sic reht. gieaeift lit er iid
|auirflid) Sores @ertes bciuubt uno
5eigt es nur nitlt. slber mir lpollcn
Sic boh nur por gnttdlidMngen be.
|luabren. uno auBeroem glauben mir,
oaB Die Jrall, oie in ben ausen oes
Wannes bod oas idtudhere 8eihleft
lit, elm Hed)t fat, barallf 5u trump.
ZEN uni iif nid)t boprette 9lrbeit au'.
bdngen laiien ioa - pom itdrfere:!
8eidIed)t. geriuhen Sic es einmal
nit Ger Notwithstanding - be-,
Iuben Sic es nit aleinig .eiten 5uerit.
nit 8iite unS 2iebenslpiiroigfeit, unO
rpenn bes nitts nuBt, geben Sic ELM
NAL iiir cine fur5e 3eit an ben Streit
= aud rpenn Sbnen bas Giien I'M
ReItaurcnt ebenio ipenis munoet apie
ibnt -
sorsen Sic bafiir, bob er tpeiG.
ipie bern ohnt er lit, iorgeu Sic ater
auh bafiir, eaB Sic nidJt Dor Der
3eit alt iperben = benn es lobnt iid
ni6t, Der @ebanfenloiisfeit Der Wdn.
ner 8ori tub 5u leiiten = i'm beiten
6nu, ODER ibre 8equemlidfeit nod
gu beit6rfen, ipenn mir unbOilid iinS.
gs lobnt iif nif)t = uno bies II!
cine fleine Stanopaufe, oie sic ii4 gu
Sersen nebmen Ioaeu!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
Aus einem TrembrnbmdJ.

Ans einem 1remSenbmdJ.
Sm 6renlbenbuh eines Waitlofes
finoet iid BON garter 9anb g'idrieben
foleenbes Werslein:
.Nem @ott ipiG rehte Cunt ar-
apeiien, Den ldBt er obne YrG"tisanl
reiien." Gle unb @elene
Bon anoerer Sano uar beieefiigt
80 liebe glie uno &elene, Sbr reib1
nur, neil s,Sbr lniibt, nleena."
= ltnteritiisen sic Die i'm .yoIfS.
6Ioii" anaeieenoen @ei16fte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
fmitiee Gdee
MeeelmGfiaes gorfommnis.

Der fleine aurt (enttduidt 5u ie:.
ner Sdppeiter): ~9u ruillit beiraten9
Af. Glia, Damn fonnen mir ia sol
niht mebr, ,Yerlobung feiern."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
rhirteten -
ID leicht NR
owie die E>ullH
,keit yer. M
q vertrei. ~ "
NA:.M

den wieder wissen wollen und CUR
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun vol.
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft nicht
kaufen k0nnen, sender Sic fir unssr
Apenkriuter Einfuhrung sangebot u n &
erhalten Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
UMSONST Sofis..St, Sos Wi,t.P.s. Pro

FORNrS HElL.OEL LNINfENT anti.
septisch-brin9t schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zen. muskul0sen Rickenschmerzen, stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. verstau.
chungen und Verrenkuneen.
FORNrS MACOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse voribergehende Magenst0rungen
we Sodbrennen und Verdauungsst0run.
gen. hervorserufen durch Elm Uebermass
an Saure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit IN.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp.
tome Observation-Disclosures, ublem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Yer.
dauung gsst6rung, Schlaf. und Appetit.
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt vol Won.
Case und Blahungen-besorge Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkriuter
und nehmen Sic es Elm genau vie
auf dem Etikett angegeben. Mehr
ais Elm AbfIhrmittel. es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
xin, hergestellt aus 18 der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, KrSutern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkriuter brslgt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

ben und gibt
dem Magen das
angenehme Ce.
fihl Won Warme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glIckli.
cher Linderung
Won Hart eibig.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
Food Problem, In Germany

Washington, Jan. 1-UP)-Sec- retary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard reported today that there is scarcely chance of starving Japan into submission, but in Ger many the food situation has begun a significant downward trend"
 Wickard reviewed the food situa- ton in a 252 page annual report to Congress. The trend in Germany, he reported, is similar, but not as serious, as that in the months pre- ceding the 1918 armistice.
 While the food shortage itself would probably not yet be a major factor in Germany's capacity to wage war, it appears to become more significant in conjunction with re- cent military developments" Wick ard said in an indirect reference to the Allied air attacks and the Rus sian offensive.
 Thee United Nations, with the ex- ception of Russia-where millions face actual starvation"-are ade- uuately supplied with food, he said. But the United States, as the prin- cipal granary of the United Nations, probably has reached peak produc- tion capacity during the war, he said.
 The military belief that Japan will be able to prolong the war be- yond collapse of Germany is based in considerable part of favor able food situation"
 Japan has large stocks of rice from its own production and from supplies obtained in South eastern Asia" he said. Large quan- titles of soybeans, other beans and some cereals are available in Man churia, and large stocks of beans, sugar, corn, vegetable oils and other commodities probably have been accumulated from occupied terri tories.'
 Continuation of the favorable food situation in Japan is conditioned largely upon her ability to transport products from conquered territories, he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
Senate Meets Ir1 Effort To Pass Soldier Vote BiU

opponents of playing politics after Senator Styles Bridges, R., N. H., proposed an amendment under which the federal ballot would car- " the full names of presidential and vice presidential nominees, in- stead of mere blank write-in spaces. This would mean the bal lots could not be shipped out to overseas servicemen until after the Democratic nomination. convention to be held sometime in July. The Republicans will name their candi- date in June.
 Bridges said the Democrats could make sure the ballots got to serv- icemen in ample time if they would agree to hold their convention ir June. Replying to President Roose- velt's charges that the opposition was blocking the passage of an ade- uuate soldier vote bill, Bridges said
 "If the president thinks we art stalling, this is one way he car prove that he isn't"
 Lucas charged that determine, ton of most" Republicans to make the soldier vote . polatical issue wa made clear last week when Senator -
 (Cnntinued on Pare ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31

Washington, Jan. 31 - (U.P0 - Democratic and Republican sena- tors traded caustic new blows over the fourth term question today as the senate was called into an un- usually early session to seek pass age before nightfall of the ad- ministration- backed bill for a fed eral soldier vote ballot.
 Senator Scott w, Lucas, D., Ill.,, co-author of the Lucas Green fed eral ballot bill, stood by his pre- diction that the measure would re- ceive senate approval, but conceded that the showdown might be de- layed by promised Republican amendments which he aScribed tc their fears of 8 fourth term for President Roosevelt.
 The Senate arranged to meet an hour earlier than usual in an at tempt to pass the federal bill be- fore the house can take up tomor- row measure to leave the soldier vote entirely in the hands of the states.
 The federal bill was intended ac a substitute for the state vote masure which the senate passed or the house last December. Lucas again accused Republican
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
39OO Tons Of
 Bombs Dropped

London, Jan. S1. (UP)-United States planes dropped $500 tons of bombs on Europe m AS hours in cluding Sunday, it was announced officially today.
 More than 1,7o0 planes took part in the Sunday operations alone, an American headquarters statement said.
 In the 48-hour period ending Sum- day night, 255 German planes were destroyed, including 131 by fighters, against loss of 54 United States bombers and 21 fighters.
 The operations comprised those from British and Italian bases, the targets of which were Frankfurt, Brunswick, Hanover and air fields in Northern Italy.
 The number of planes destroyed aground in Italy is larger than the total American bomber losses, the statement said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
.Nozis Moving
 Out Of Rome

Beachhead, South of Rome, Jan 30. (UP)-Refugees streaming in from Home, 20 miles to the north reported today that the Germans generally were evacuating the Eter- nal City, leaving behind only small groups of sahoteurs to blow up specific buildings. All strategic parts of the city al- ready have been mined, they re- ported, and the enemy was using some types of time bombs even more complicated than the ones left at Naples, where delayed explosives were blowing up buildings as much as month after the fall of the city.
 Reports of Rome's evacuation wre given point by the steady ad- vance of our forces. German she'll fire no longer reached the beaches here nor the strategic points about the beachhead and now, eight days after the Allied landings, I am con- vinced we never will be busted by the Germans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
IMcGroth Will
 Ills Probuted
(U s. Navy photo, from NEA Telephoto)

The will of the late Judge John F. McGrath has been placed on file at the office of Judge Patrick Healey Probate Court. The will which is dated Oct, 10, 1928 contains four principal clauses specifically outlin- ing the deceased's wishes as to the distribution of the estate.
 Following payment of all just debts, as contained in clause one, the following disposition of the es- tate is set out in the remaining principal articles of the deed. That the testator gives to his beloved wife Irene K. McGrath all household fur nishings, personal effects etc., and in addition bequeaths and deviseS to her one-half the remainder of the estate for and during the term of her natural life, to which she is to be entitled to the use and income, of said property, and is not required to give bond as trustee.
 It is then specified that the rest, residue and remainder of the estate is bequeathed,, given and devised to W1C 1T6IlG h. NC1AdG1 4A eA AoU however, for the two children Elea- nor I. and John F. McGrath. The trust shall be in effect until the son attains the age of 35 years at which time it shall terminate and the property be divided in equal propor- tionS.
 It is directed within the deed that the property known as 15O-152-154 South Main street shall not be sold during the duration of the trust. The will concludes with the appointment of the wife as executrix with no bond required.
 Judge McGrath died suddenly Dec. 10, 1943 few hours after the sud- den death of his close friend Judge Dennis J. Slavin. One of the most widely known and beloved of Wa terbury men, Judge McGrath was noted for his many benevolent and philanthropic works.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
Jops Lose AZ Planes

Advanced Allied Headquarters New Guinea, Jan. 31-UP)-Amer- ican airmen hammering at Japans efforts to reinforce her aerial strength at Rabaul shot down or probably destroyed 62 more planes Friday, running the January total of enemy losses to TIT planesee eith- CT destroyed or probably destroyed in the Southwest Pacific, it was announced today.
 Fighter escorted American tor pedo-planes and dive bombers, in the 18th raid of the month on Ra- baul, last remaining major enemy stronghold in the area, definitely shot down 30 and probably 12 oth- CTS of 70 intercepting Japanese fighter planes in sweep over Ra- baul's airfields, Gen. Douglas Mac ArthurS communique said.
 An additional 20 planes probably were destroyed on the ground at the Lakunai airdrome. Six of the raiding planes failed to return from the attack.
 The new blow ran to 446 the number of enemy fighteres destroy ed at Rabaul since Jan. 1, with 335 definitely destroyed and III probab- ly destroyed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
Crude Oil Lock Is Problem

Boston, Jan. 31 - (U.P) - The United Business Service predicted today that military needs will lift petroleum production to a new high in 1944 despite continued curbs on civilian needs.
 U. s. crude oil production last year reached new all-time peak e 1,503,000,000 barrels which is a ' ger cent increase over the pre- Saous 1941 record and an per asMG gain over 1942, UBS reported.
 However, UBS said that only continued strict rationing of civil ian gasoline and fuel oil has pre- vented severe depletion of above ground oil reserves.
 The so-called big inch and little big inch pipelines have alleviated oil transportation problems to the eastern Seaboard with 85 per cent of the total now being carried by rail, pipeline or inland waterways, UBS said. In pre-war years, ap- proximately 95 per cent of all oil products to the east were trans ported by tanker.
 Lack of adequate crude oil to meet war and civilian needs is the greatest difficulty now facing the petroleum industry UBS added. h. correlated with this problem, how ever, are CD a price too low to en- courage exploratory drilling and (2) insufficient manpower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
Argentina Cleans House

Buenos Aires, Jan. 31 - (U.P.)-s Argentina was a step nearer fs1I-i f1llment of her promised completa break with the Axis today, follow ing government seizure of the local office Nad Transocean New Agency.
 The authorities closed the agency and took over all equipment ix- cluding wireless reception sets and printers, under the presidential de- cree banning Axis propaganda.
 Nazphile and Italian languaa4 newspapers in Argentina made up of transocean service which W8 distributed free by the Reich.