davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-11-18
lice Hold Ex-Convict
= Sniper Suspect

Police today were holding an eX-
/ ~1viCt whom they suspected OF be-
- the sniper responsible for shoot
- down half dozen District men.
Third precinct police said the
~''~peCt Cooked good" but officials
Cf the department were reluctant to
comment on the arrest and would
make no claims. Several suspects
who looked good before were
cleared later.
The man who is he'd Aas al
rested on tip it was reported. fur
nished by some one who had learned
that he had been buying number
of cartridges for pistol similar to
that used by the killer,
In addition. the tipster informed
police. the suspect showed close
knowledge of the mysterious shoot
ings He was taken 20 the third
precinct for questioning
At a lineup he was singled out by
Mildred Washington. 17-year-old
colored girl who is the only person
known to have witnessed any of
the sniper'S depredationS Her iden-
ti1cation, it was understood was
only tentative.
A gun was found in the mans
possession and tests were being
made to determine whether it was
the gun from which The sniper's
fatal bullets had been fired.
The sniper has killed four men
and seriously wounded at least two
others here in recent months All
Of the victims were coiored and
police have been able to find no
motive for any of the slayings.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Southern Maryland
Sugar Sales Listed
In Liquor Tax Drive
U. S. Plays No Fovorites;
Even the Housewives
Names Go Down

Sweets have turned bitter In
Southern Maryland because the
Government insists that every pound
of sugar sold in communities sus-
pected Of harboring stills be record
ed opposite the buyers name.
BY that method the Alcohol Tax
Unit of the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau hopes to put its agents on
the trail of the bootleggers who
are once again reported staging a
come back" in the Illicit liquor
trade.
But by playing no favorites and
including all purchasers of sugar
in the sections under surveillance.
the Government has soured the
disposition of innocent farm wives
who want sugar only for home
needs, such as canning and pre-
serving.
A farmers wife in the Laurel
Grove area near Leonardtown made
this derisive comment: IF you buy
25 or 80 pounds for preserving
everybody in the store looks YOU
over as If you are committing a
crime
The same feeling IS shared bv
other laW-abiding residents in st
Mary's County, where so many stills
are reported bubbling that the Gov
eminent has instructed groCers to
keep careful and accurate accoun-
of every sugar sale, no matter how
small.
If the law seems unreasonable t0
the farmers, the Treasury has an
explanation. The plan of tracing
bOotleggerS by such a cheCkup is
not a new one There was the case
of one grocer in a small community
who sold more than 300 tons of sugar
in less than three years. To the
Government men that was sufficient
evidence that boOtlegging was going
on somewhere.
At first the grOcers in suspected
sections were ordered 10 report
sales made in hundred-pound lots
or more. Possibly to avoid embar-
braSSlng their customers, the gro
GERS lodged the issue ana STAYED
within the law by dipping pound
from a hundred pound sack anc
selling The remainder. The Gov
ernment hadn't said anything about
reporting 99-pOund sales.
Then the Treasury lowered the
limit. and demanded that 50-pornd
turnovers be recorded. But il was
the same thing over again-With
customers being reminded that they
could remain anonymous by Duying
in no more than 49-pound lots,
Finally the Government took a
firm stand and formally notified
grocers that they must keep rec
ord of all sugar sales. regardless OF
the quantity involved.
And now St. Marys County is
taking the bitter with the sweet.
Evening star., 1940-11-18

British propaganda motion pic
lures will be made in Egypt.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Army Has Shown MettIe.

France was wobbling, but still far
from being on her knees and no
one in the world could forsee an
army famed as the strongest in
Europe would melt like snow under
the sun when on June 10 Italy en-
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Poison Candy
Continued From First Page)

on the strength Of previous alleged
threats made TO Mrs Dunham.
Candy Analyzed.
Detective Jones said the Post Of
flee Department will have investi-
gators in court Friday observ-
ing the case because of involvement
of the United States mails, which
would indicate a Federal offense
had been committed by the
sender.
Arlington authorities turned the
CANDY over to H. J. Ivy, bacteriolgist
at the county laboratory. who in turn
had the specimen analyzed bI A
Washington laboratory. police said.
Commemorative Attorney Law
renee Douglas of Arlington said the
offense would carry maximum
penalty Of TO 16 years on con-
ViCtlon.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Text of MussoIini1s Address
Initiative in War Came From Britain, Duce
Charges in Speech to Fascist Hierarchy

tered the war in order to hold to the
true letter and spirit Of its alliance
and finally to break the bars OF its
prison in her old sea.
After two weeks the armistice
came and France abandoned the
fight which it afterWard resumed
in spurts, but only to defend her
self from predatory attacks of her
ex-alley, as for instance at Oran
and Dakar
From June 10 to today there
passed five months of war serious
ly waged on distant and multiple
fronts. on land and sea and in the
skies of Europe and Africa. Let
me address greetings and full ad-
miration to Italians who at this
moment have the privilege OF bear
ing arms
The army on the Alpine and the
African fronts has shown its met
tie. The English defeat in British
Somahland was as complete as that
at Dunkerque. SO also at Berbera
the English fled and justified them
selves by blaming us for having
committed irreparable strategic er-
rors by beating them.
The armed forces in the African
empire. an empire which according
to enemy predictions should have
blown up. have taken the initiative
everywhere and the English at
tempt TO undermine it from within
pitifully failed.
Likewise in Libya We have been
the ones TO attack and the light
ninghke occupation of Sidi Barrani
must be considered not a conclusion
but premise
NalOr Fills Nation With Pride.
Acts of valor accomplished by
italian officers and soldiers in the
army on land fronts are such as 10
legitimately fill the nation with
pride
officers and crews of the navy
carrying out silently, often heroic
ally. their duty on many seas were
engaged from the Indian Ocean to
the Atlantic. They obey their watch
word and hard blows have been
inflicted on the enemy navy.
Our navy guards our lines Of
communications in the Mediterran-
can and Adriatic 50 effectively that
the enemy navy has not succeeded
in interrupting them or even dis
turbing them
The Italian air force always more
than equals its task. 1t has dom
mated and dominates the skies. Its
bombers reach the most distant
goals. It's chaserS make life very
hard for enemy chasers. Its men
truly are men of our time. Their
characteristics are a calm daunt-
leSSneSS.
AS for their machines, four times
as many are coming out from our
factories every month as at the
beginning of the war Soon, with
mass production of new type, we
will be possibly ahead, certainly
even, with the most modern ma
chimes of other countries.
Praises Sense of Duty.
But after the armed forces let me
praise the discipline and sense of
duty of the imperturbable Italian
people. They calmly accept priva-
tiOns resulting from the war. which
still are tolerable but which may
become more serious later, and,
guided by their age-old political in
tuition. feel that this is decisive
war and, like the Third Punic War.
Continued on Page AID
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Third BIastin Week
Rips Chemical Plant;
Bomb Factory Burned
Sabotage Is Charged
In Fire; Firm Was Making
New Missiles for Army
le Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 18.-The
nird mysterious explosion within a
Eeek in a plant of the American
tyanamid and Chemical Corp.
BE- fled investigators today, while
omb factory owner charged sabo-
hge in the destruction Of his con-
! aern by fire
The terrific blast at the chemical
orpora tons nearby Bridgeville
FORKS yesterday injured two work
| hen and caused s25O,OOO damage to
|ne of the largest of As buildings
/ n the 65-acre grounds. A minor
! |laze was eXtinguished quickly.
Two hours earlier, fire swept the
|mall plant of the Pennsylvania
Ehemical Co. at Johnstown, 80 miles
way Michael Bozich, the owner,
seclared it was larson with the in
|ention of sabotage" and set the
|oss at s13 900.
Sabotage Clues.
Mr.. Bozich said his company was
|Orking on a Government order for
|hCendiary bombs to be delivered
|hortly to the Army Proving
|irounds. He claimed that tests
proved his bombs-1 pound in
height and Is inches long-were
|hree times more effective than any
Pthers now in use.
Glass of the window nearest the
brigin of the fire was found inside
|he ruins. Mr. Bozich told State
police, while that of other windows
Eas found outside He added that
steel folding chair taken from
he debris did not belong to him
md that he never had such chair
n the building
The Bridgeyille blast was heard
throughout a radius of more than
miles. An aged woman was
Knocked off her feet in a house
| block away and scores of win
loWs in the neighborhood were
One chimney toppled
Plant Manager Oscar Luft said
le had no idea what caused the
explosion and declared it was "ex-
remelv fortunate" that additional
vorkmen were not hurt by the
,reat chunks of falling steel and
Had No Defense Contracts.
There were 100 to $50 workmen
N duty at the time. but only Is
n the 500 by 100 foot building
which Mr.. Luft described as half
demolished" John Pinto. As, was
reated for a dislocated shoulder
nd Calvin Heron, 40, for cuts
nd bruises.
Mr.. Luft said the plant had no
rational defense contracts The
ompany, he explained, employed a
stalytic oxidation of naphthalene
,rocess in the manufacture Of pyth-
lie anhydride, a raw material used
n chemicals, especially for synthetic
esins.
An explosion a week ago killed
he plant superintendent in the
Calico Chemical Di- +.
ision at Bound Brook. n. J. Three
avs later 1000 pounds of dynamite
Xploded, killing three men in the
small dynamite wrapping
-orks near New Castle. Pa, so miles
northwest of here. More than a
.0zen ether persons were killed the
anne day by plant blasts at Wood
ridge, N. j., and Allentown, Pa.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
DR.. Wilbur Asks Action
On Motion Picture Bill

DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur. president
of Stanford University and head of
the Motion Picture Research Coun-
Gil, today protested against adjourn
ment of Congress until action is
taken on the Neely motion picture
bill.
The measure, its supporters con-
tend, would free 10000 independ-
ent motion picture theaters from
compulsory block booking and blind
selling Dr.. Wilbur addressed his
protest to majority and minority
leaders of both the House and
SENATE.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Plane Plant Grows
So Big Executives
Need Scooters
Rv tht Associated Press.

BY tht ASSOCIsItu PTtSS.
WICHITA. KanS., Nov. 10
The scooter has entered the ma
tional defense picture.
An executive of a Wichita
plant building airplanes for the
United States Army said the
company had purchased two
self propelled Scooters for
transporting plant executives
about the greatly-expanded fac
tory.
Evening star., 1940-11-18
Ry the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
ROME, Nor. I8-The folO1Cing
is an unofficial translation Of the
tert OF Premier MuSSoliniS speech
today
Comrades:
You will understand that it is not
by chance I chose this day 10 sum-
mon the provincial hierarchy Of the
party TO Rome.
1t is a day of victory for Fascist
Italy, of defeat for the League of
Nations, a coalition of 50 beseiging
nations. November 18. 1885. appears
a decisive date in European history.
1t is the first and last attempt at
attack in the grand style unleaShed
by the Old World. represented in its
egoism and in its outmoded ideOl-
ogieS by the League of Nations
against new European forces. young
and revolutionary, represented by
Italy and Germany.
From that day dates the Separa-
ton, contrast and conflict which,
necessarily after the Munich COM
promise was accepted by the democ
racies for the sole purpose Of gaining
time. had to result in the war which
France and Great Britain declared
on Germany.
1t must never be forgotten that the
initiative in the war came from Lon
don. followed after an interval by
Paris.
I Solemnly declare without fear
OF refutatlon either today or ever
that responsibility for the war be-
longs exclusively to Britain.
Peace could have been saved if
Great Britain had not, with the
supine completely Of France, under
taken. instead of constructive re-
vision of treaties, its policy of en-
circlement, conceived not for the
purpose of leaving Danzig in Polish
hands but to beat down the growing
political and military power of Ger
many
pprOchement Rejected.
Peace could have been saved if
England had not rejected all efforts
at TapproChement made by Ger
many, which went even 50 far as
to sign a naval treaty which placed
it in a condition OF complete and
permanent inferiority.
Peace could have been saved in
the last days Of 1889 if England had
not under pressure Of the Polish
Ambas dor who went to the For
eign Once at II pm. September l.
advanced conditions for its adher-
ence to the conference proposed by
Italy which absolutely were in
acceptable because they were hu-
initiating - namely. that German
troops, already on the march, should
not only halt but withdraw to their
line of departure.
What happened in the successive
days we have already seen and it
is superfluouS to recall it.
Never in the history of mankind
has one seen a more colossal wave
Of misleading statements and lies
than that unleaShed by government
organs and writer's in Great Britain
during the campaign in Poland.
Norway, Belgium and Holland and
concluding with the defeat of the
British armies-this last defeat
without precendent for its huge
proportions and its almost unthink-
able rapidity.
If the practice of lying is the
system most adapted to befuddle
the mind Of mankind and make it
tough, one can certainly assert that
the people of Great Britain have
established an undeniable and un-
, beaten record.
Army Has Shown Mettle.
France was Wobbling, but still far
from being on her knees and no
/ one in the world could forsee an
army famed as the strongest in
! Europe would melt like snow under
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La gaceta., 1940-09-25

des figurarte de 10 que ha sido
ell drama de mi vida, ell drama
de mi almal., lNo, no puedes
comprenderlo!.. l.. FL dolor 10 he
mos de sentir en- nuestras car
mes. nos Ia de desgarrar a noso-
.tros mismos, para que 10 poda-
mos comprender y medir H.,
.Cuado III y yo salimos de Ma
drid en- direction al Jap6n, 20
llevaba una tristeza: tia triste-
"a de haber renunciado para
siempre q tener a mi hijO . mi
ladOl
iPiensa 10 que es ESQ para u
ma madre. IsidorO, piensalo
bien!... Y, sin embargo, va te
digo que babia renunciado a mi
y a Miguel. Realpcio a
describirte mi augusta. S@o To
dire que Nevada tambien Ia ale
gria de haber sabido veneer a
pasiones. Iba decidida a OIL
a olvidarlo tcdo, mi dra-
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

guel me dirigia a mi las caFtas
a Ia lista de correos a nombre
de ella. Ella debi6 recoger la Ill
TINA que Miguel me escrioi6
desde Barcelona, despidienhhse
de mi para siempre.
Porque, aunQue til no be 10
creas tampOco, Isidoro Miguel
y 70 habiamos renunciado. al
fin, con un doloroso sacriticio,
a nuestro amor culpable.
Maria de Ia Cruz nos hizo com
prender a los dos, se~paradamen-
te, la locura y la insensatez que
suponia el insistir en- unir nues-
tres destinos...
Y los dos, 81 y 20, heroicos has
ia morir, nos sacrificamos pOr
nuestro hijo...
va 10 veol-interrumpi6
Borgoha con sarcasmo immense.
-Dejame terminarArepuso
vivamente Maria de las Moves.
no themes idea, I'll no pus-
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

trar todos los asientQs qua de-
SEA. La especulaci6n Sc reaiiza
baio la direction de Frank
Lane, a arbitro de futbol que
duida de- las nuevas novenas
"manigusras" de los Rojos. Ell
pdblico paga y seguira pagando
por s~atigfacer su gusto.
I'm SOLO desafio Sc verified a.
yer en- este circuito. Los Dod-
gers tuvieron de nuevc ell pla-
Ger de derrotar a los Gigantes.
Wyatt fue reemplazado por Ca
sey, pero Sc lie anot6 la victo-
ria. La derrota le corresponds
a Lohrman, que abri6 la lucha
por los neoyorquinos.
New York 4c, On, De-; Broo
klyn sc, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

pausa aun.
Ahora habiaSe llevado de nue..
vo las manos al rostro, cubrien,
dose los ojos, como para recha.
Ear una vision de amor y muer-
te, una vision espeIuznante dc
tragedia...
Su marido lie veia la boca, H.
vida como la de una muerta, es-
tremecida con un temblor que
delataba una augusta suprema.
-iSigue -orden6 IsidOro CON
VOC inflexible de juez implaca-
bic.
La muier Sc estremeci6 como
81 despertara.
Y, extendiendo ahora las ma
nos hacia adelante, en- I'm ade-
man de abandono infinit,, COIL
tinu6 diciendo:
inc pOdre explicartelo, Isl.
doro, no podre explicarteAa ia
lCuando 20 me vi en- Bar
celona, no Sc 10 que pas6 pOr mi
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

ma, mi dolOr, mi sacrifice, has
ia a mi hijo, va YES, hasta a mi
hijo... y a Miguel tambien, que
es el padre de mi hijol...
Sentia Ell orgullo que expert
mentamcS cuando hemos sabido
veneer a ~nuestras pasiones domi
nandolas y sacrificandolas al
cumplimiento del deber. Y 70 te
.segui...
Fuimos a Alcira; nos daspedi
mos de mis- padres adoptivos, y
marchamos luego a Valencia v
Barcelona, En- esta Ultima capt.
tai teniamos que embarcarnos
para el Jap6n... Pero iah, Isijo-
no, perd6n, perd6name L.. mo
Sc como decirtelo!. l.. IFS horri-
BILE, creetelo..., es superior a las
fuerzas humanas 10 que me pas6
entoress, 10 que me ocurri6 cuau
do me VI contigo en- Barcelona l..
%
Maria de las Nieves hizo una
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
DEPORTE
LIGA AMERICANA
Lon Tndios DerrOtGdOs por
los BrOWnS

Con Auker de pitcher los
Browns de San Luis amargaron
aver la existencia a los lndios,
que aspiran al campeonato, y 10
derrotaron con anotaci6n de z
carreras por 2. Mel Harder te-
MIA dominado a los Browns has
ia que Oscar Witt, metiendo la
'tpata", lie quito para mandar EN-
su lugar un bateador de emer-
gencia. LIE suStituyeron Harry
Eisenstat Y Johnny Allen, los
que fueron vapuleados. Presen-
ciaron Ell juego solo unas mil per
sonas. Las carreras del Cleve-
land fueron anotadas con la a.
yuda de 2 errores cometidos por
Berardino. Fue la decima quin-
ia victoria de Auker, en- la tenn
porada. "A
San Luis 7c, l4h, Sc; Cleve-
land DC, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
La seie de sete desafiosp or el~eonats-
ntersocial .~eognenzara ell domingo
A las 2:3O de Ia. tarde Sc lanzara
~ la primera pelota
Los hombres pagaran zoe y las muieres seIO 10

senoras y senoritas solo 10, CO.
mo deferencia especial; es pro-
bable que toque varias pleas,
antes del desafio, La banda del
Institute Hillsborough, diri@ida
por el professor Amado Delgadob
Ell dinero de la temporada, va
finalizada, Sc r~epartira por mi
tad entire los peloteros y las So
ciedades, seg1n acuerdo.
La distribution del dinero de
la serie Sc hara en- esta forma:
500 para las novenas competi-
doras, con Ell 60% para la que
game y 40% para la derrotada /;
25% para las novenas que fl
naQizaron en- los dos dltimos lu-
cares y 25% para las socieda-
DIES.
Tn cheque de $4,000 Sc ex-
tendera, por la concession del
parque, a la Junta de Recreo;
mas tarde Sc abonara ell resto,
Los ingresos de la semana an
terror fueron de $140y67. Sc ado
naron $31.75 por gastos, en- el
terreno, y Sc extendieron varios
cheques.
En- Ell Banco Sc Italian deposi-
tados, incluyendo los $4,000 del
cambio, 81, 8 "a.
La cantina arroj6 Ell domingo
una ganancia mayor, compare
do su rendimiento con Ell de las
semanss anteriores,
Tendra a su cargo la cantina,
e domingo, la delegation del
Circulo Cubano. Solo podran en-
trar a despachar las personals
escogidas por Fermin Rodri-
guez, subdelegado del Circulo
Cubano,
Una ccmisi6n de las 4 delega-
Clones visitara a Nash Higgins
y lie invitara a la serie.
Luis Sanchez propuso un plan
para la venidera temporada, de
mayores r~endimientos, y Ceferi-
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

alma fue la augusta del que We
acercarse la Muerte a su lecho;
fue el horror de una madre que
mata a su hijo; fue la desespe-
raci6n de los impotentes ante los
mandates de un destino feroz q
implacable, la rebeldia del alma
ante un do1or injusto, la triste-
"a en- pCena %juventud, ell frio del
divide y de la NADIA. mo puedo
eNplicarte!o, nc puedo decirte.
io!". lUo cierto 81 es que, aquer
lila mahans en- que me dejaste
.sOla en- ell Hotel de Inglaterra,
emoguect, HATE cargo, Isido-
no! iA!li estaba mi hijo, el hljo
de mi vida y de mis- entrahas,
lra yo no habia visto apenas,
que 20 habia tenido tan pOcas
veces en- mis- braEosl, l.,
~ hui, furiosamante, loca-
mente, con la insensatez de los
iluminados, y estoy segura que,
en- aquel ingtante, nj tn presen-
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
TIRANDO Ell BALON

La SemGno en- los Institutes
Dos de nuestros institutes,
Plant y jefferson, jugaran en-
esta semana fuera de Tampa.
Los Dragones iran a Winter
Haven, con su mejor equipo, Y
las Panteras trataran de vengar
una derrota del aho pasado, en-
Fort Myers. Cecil Garcia voive-
"a a llevar ell bal6n, por Ell JEFF
ferson, con la misma destreza
de la semana pasada.
Billy Martin "pateara' por
las huestes de Hughes, ayudado
por Billy Wynne. La semana pa
sada, frente al once de Braden-
ton, Martin supo distinguirse.
Los Terriers jugaran Ell saba
do en- ell terreno de Phillips y ten
dram de rivales a los Marineros
de Sarasota.
Spurgeon Cherry, ayudado
por Art Shouse, parece satisfe-
cho con los ejercicios de sus mu-
chachos .
Para jugar con Ell Sarasota
81 "once" sera escogido de este
grupo: Red Moore, Dick Will
son, Tony Urso, Felix Menen-
dez, Roger Adams, George Fete
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
LISTERINR
for HALITOSIS
(BAD- uRHATml
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

tono uncomfortable de la ver-
dad.
Pero, entonces... Ino sabian
NADIA de 10 ocurrido entire Pedro
y su mujer 2"
mo saba Maria de las Me
YES que Maria de la Cruz habia
sido expulsada como una rame-
ra del palacio de Rio Verde. que
Ell matrimonio viva va cast dos
amos separado... que Celia habia
desaparecido?,..
mo sabian nada?.
IY habia sido Maria de la
Cruz, la infame mujer de Pedro
de Ndhez, la que ayud6 a la vii
> ocultar su deshonra., Ia que
La gaceta., 1940-09-25

Los Yankees derrotaron aver
dos wees a los Senadores y Sc
colocaron a 212 desafios del pri
mer puesto, dominados actual
mente por los Tigres de Detroit.
Han ganado los neoyorquinos
Seis jUegos conservatives y les
quedan poe jugar otros seis.
Para empatar con los Tigres
tendran estos que perder dos de
dos juegos que les faltan Y ganar
Ia novena de Mccarthy todOs los
suyos. i
La gaceta., 1940-09-25
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La gaceta., 1940-09-25

no Lopez (Guerrita) tambien
ofrecer valiosas ideas.
La junta del venidero martes
Sc celebrara en- ell Cfrculo Cuba
no.
La novena de los Caballeros
Leales, que game la primera Sc
RE, Y la de la Unione Italiana,
que venci6 en- la segunda, empe-
zaran a jugar ell domingo una
serie de 7 desaffos por Ell cam
peonato Intersocial.
Reumida anoche e. e. edificiO
de los Caballeros Leales, en- la
Gale Is, la Liga Intersocial 10
Iacord6 asi y ademas aprob6 los
siguientes detalles;
Sc comenzara a jugar a las
|2.30 de la tarde; actuaran tres
arbitros, uno en- Ell home, otro
cubrira la primera y La segunda
" Ell Gltimo, en- la tercera base;
un sistema de altavoces Sc insta-
lara, con Ell fin de dar al pdblico
todos los pormenores; Sc TIARA
la bandera del campeonato, ga.
NADIA Ell ano pasado por la UniO-
ne Italiana los hombres paga-
ran 20 cts. por la entrada y las