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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Another Rent Bill

While many of the criticisms
which have been applied to the
Randolph rent control bill are ap-
plicable as well to the new District
rent bill, introduced in the House
yesterday presumably with admins
tration support, it is at once obvious
that the latest measure has an ad-
vantage over the original proposal
in that the regulatory powers would
be limited strictly to the duration OF
the existing emergency" There is
no such limitation in the Randolph
bill, which would, in effect, saddle
District property owners and land
lords generally with permanent
legislation threatening all of them,
and stigmatizing all of them, for the
sins of few. The title, the
preamble and the time limit" Sec
ton of the new bill make it plain
that the extraordinary rent control
powers which would be vested in the
President are to end when the
present emergency in Washington is
over.
The proposed District of Columbia
Emergency Rent Control Act OF 1941"
would be administered not by a
specially created commission, but by
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS admins
traitor, or, in the Presidents dis
cretion, by some present agency, Of
ficer or employe of the Federal Gov
eminent. Rents would be frozen"
throughout the city either at existing
levels or at any maXima whatever
that the administrator deemed
satisfactory. Hearings would be
optional with the administrator, but
appeals from rent orders could be
made to the Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia. Minimum
levels for landlord services" from
supply of heat to repair of premises,
would be established. All leases or
contracts, regardless Of how salts
factory their terms might be to both
parties who sign them, would be
tossed out the window as invalid"
if they conflicted in any way with
any order issued by the rent ad-
ministrator.
The bill recites as reason for
enactment of the drastic legislation
that the national emergency and the
national defense program have led
or will lead to profiteering and other
oppressive practices by some owners
of rental properties" Thus, 1t pro-
poses to attack some owners" with
the same sort Of dragnet methods
that are contemplated under the
Randolph bill. Chairman Randolph
of the House District Committee has
announced that the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics will begin an immediate
survey of rent conditions among
5000 Federal employees, with a view
to throwing light on the need for
rent control legislation in Washing
ton. This is step in the right di-
rection, for there has been remark
able dearth of reliable factual in
formation presented to date in sup
port of rent regulation. 1t is to be
hoped that the bureaus inquiry will
cover a representative cross-section
of Government workers, so that a
broad picture of rent conditions as
they affect Federal employees will be
presented. Without such accurate
data, Congress is in no position to
act intelligently on this highly con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Objects to Asking Fire
To Firht for Britain.

To the Editor Of The Star:
Patrick J. Delaney, whose letters are
published in The Star, seems unduly
eager to plunge Fire into the maelstrom
of war, but it is very evident that the
people of Fire do not share his views.
Lest should be misunderstood I am
glad to say that our families have seven
members proudly wearing the uniform OF
the United States. We are not slackers.
should like to ask Mr.. Delaney these
simple questions: Does he subscribe to
the partition" of Ireland? BY what code
of morals, other than those pursued by
Hitler, did England partition" Ireland?
Is it not an established fact that the
government of Northeast Ireland, with
the approval Of the British government,
has robbed the minority Of their political
and religious rightsa Is It not fact that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Complains About Traffic Nuisance"
In New Hampshire Avenue.
To the Editor of The Star:

10 the EQltOr OF l ne 0tdr.
The most unnlitigated nuisance In
Washingtons traffic problem has been
allowed to exist despite the obvious
handicaps it entails. 1t is the 1900
block of New Hampshire avenue. be-
tween Sixteenth and T streets NV. Just
why that particular block, which is every
bit as wide as the surrounding streets,
should be used as a one-way road
going southwest-is difficult to under
stand. 1t never fails to create traffic
jam during morning and afternoon rush
hours. with puzzled motorists at loss
to realize what happened.
It would be to everybodys benefit and
to the Traffic Departments credit If this
"sore spot" were removed by opening
that part of New Hampshire avenue
to two-way traffic.
HARRY A. DUDWICK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Proposes Foundations"
For Peace After War.
~ 49,. rlI. - ~. GA~~.

To the Editor Of The Star:
The disastrous devolution of interna-
tional law is less in fact than in appear
ance. A similar situation in respect Of
the rights and duties of nations pre-
vailed during the Napoleonic period and
attracted criticism from the American
courts.
At the end of these wars, the para
mount problem Of justice-loving govern
ments was the revival of public law. The
supreme task of such governments at
the suppression of Germany's ire
sponsible arms will be less the restora-
ton of the OLD than the establishment
of less imperfect new law of nations.
If the nations be sincerely DESTROYS OF
minimizing wars and of regulating those
that may not be avoided, the foundations
of justice must be better built, including
these elements, which are as simple as
they are fundamental:
justice: remuneration and repeal" Of the
right Of conquest by force; recognition
that territorial possessions Of a state
which do not form an integral part OF
the owner nation and which are nom
autonomous are an international trust
and must be administered primarily In
the interest of the inhabitants with
view to their possible future seH-govern-
ment or independence, and that COM
merce with them may be pleasured by
each nation equally with the proprietor
nation, no prohibition, preference or
discrimination being permissible unless
applied universally and for reasonable
protection Of the subject people.
Only by the application of these con-
cepts to international organization, re-
lations and law can the celebrated die
tum of the United States Supreme Court,
that the mightiest and feeblest nations
possess equal rights, be realized.
To achieve these practical objects the
nations plenipotentiaries in special
congress must reduce international law
to statute form to end uncertainties and
to define the powers of their court.
To compel respect for the law, sane
lions must be devised; however, the de-
crees of the court would be as those OF
the American Supreme Court in disputes
among States, unenforceable except by
public opinion. An exception might be
legislated in respect of individuals, such
as those presently controlling the Ger
man nation, and who by special rules
could be denounced as waging war
against the society of nations and civil
lization.
These acts would obIterate the most
serious faults Of existing international
law and provide for the society of nations
q formal constitution.
EDWARD CONN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Says Sinking of Bismarck Indicates
That Battleship Is "Outmoded."

That Battleship Is "Outmoded."
To the Editor Of The STAR
The sinking of the German battleshlp
Bismarck by torpedo-carrying planes
seems to clinch the long argument re-
garding the respective merits of air and
naval forces.
Billy Mitchell was right-the old-style
battleship definitely is outmoded. Yet
our shipyards now are choked with
orders for ships of this outmoded type.
Shipyard mechanics who could be build
ing merchant ships and repairing British
warships are, in effect, wasting their
time.
1t will be interesting to see whether
our politically minded Government will
see the handwriting on the wall in
sufficient time to prevent q sorry waste
Of time and money. SPECTATOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29

the six counties have been so shamelessly
gerrynrandered that the large and i'm
portant Catholic minority are strangers
and aliens in the land Of their nativity?
The people Of Fire are human beings.
I visited Ireland and I saw painful
souvenirs Of Oliver Cromwell, including
the "bull-ring" in Wexford, where he
burned TOO women and children whose
only crime was seeking shelter while
their men friends were fighting in the
field.
My tribe are perfectly happy to fight
under the benign flag of the United
States and to fight for England's welfare
and glory. provided the United States SO
orders. But We cannot and will not ask
our hth and kin in Fire to fight for their
oppressors. DAN M. DIXON.
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Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
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permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters with
q DietD to condensation.
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paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights of publication Of special dispatches
herein also are reserved.
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How to Get a College Education

How to Get a College Education
-Thirty-two pages of facts and
statistics on this all-important
subject. Much Of the material is
from the several educational agen-
cies of the United States Govern
ment. Average estimated costs,
entrance requirements, student
aid and self-help are included.
Invaluable for those interested in
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Huskin's Answers
To Questions
BIZ Frederic J. H1Sktn.

A reader can get the anstDer to any
question of fact by ,uriting The Wash
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Washington, d. C. Please tnclose
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@. Upon what is based the right OF
nation to requisition ships OF another
nation?-Y. o. H.
A. The right Of angary is the right
of state to requisition either belligerent
or neutral ships situated In its territory
in time Of peace or war subject to ade-
quate compensation. 1t is firmly estab-
nshed by both constitutional and inter-
national law.
@. How does the tonnage passing
through the Panama and Suez Canals
compare?-C. o. c.
A. In 1899 Suez tonnage was 90
573.394; Panama tonnage 29,oS1 $50.
Q. Can gold certificate be redeemed
now?-T. G.
A. A gold certificate may be redeemed
at the United States Treasury in bank
notes or any currency other than golo.
@. What French military man
wounded in the World War said, MY
knee won't bend and neither will I'?-
w. N.
A. These are the words of Maginot.
Q. How are votes taken in the House
of Representatives?-C. B. c.
A. Votes in the House Of Representa-
tives may be taken in four different
ways-by those favoring and opposing.
saying AYE" and mo" respectively: by
division or counting; by tellers; by
recorded vote.
@. Please name some gods Of destruc-
tion.-O. j.
A. Apollo, Nickar, Ragnarok. silva have
been known as gods of destruction.
! O. What kind Of light was used In
ocean liners from 1890 190o?-C. L. L.
A. Coal oil lamps were used on tbs
so-called palatial liners between Europe
and the United States between 1890 and
| 1900.
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compare?-C. o. C.
A. In 1889 Suez tonnage was 90
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@. How can chewing gum be removed
from clothing?-R. G. B.
A. Rub the spot with Ice until the
p1lm can be rolled I'D in q ball.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

Nerdad7
| 81; la hija de los marque-
ses.
En- efecto; hija o ahijada..
pues que tambien ha desapare.
cido...
+iIOhico, chico !-brome6 el
m(ISico-; ESQ parece cosa de
magia. iY d6nde estan?
mo tie digo que no Sc sa-
be? 70 la verdad, 81 no fuera
porQue Luisa protesta, pensarfa
algo malo.
|iQuita por Dios !-dijo la
du'ae Viuda, vivamente-; iva
otras wees nos 10 ha insinuado.
y yo siempre he defendido a Ma
ria de la Cruz, que es una SAN
Ia! Conmigo viva, conmigo Y
con Pura, cuando $ march6 ha-
&c muchos amos hacia Oriente.
al Japon, en- busca, por cierto.
oe csc lsidOro de BOrgoha, que
muri6 siendO embsiadOr en- To-
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

de esta?.... IPas6 aluel drama
que me contaron?
5iAh, no sabes?-le cQntes-
to Pura-. isl no Sc la encuen-
ira!
Aranguren terci6 en- la con-
versaci6n, para aclarar:
-TG, iclaro esta! no has sa-
Dido NADIA; pero,.., Jte acuerdas
tn del ingeniero Pedro de Mi
nez?
ST, hombre; es gran amigo
milo. Y sus tios. los marqueses,
y Maria de las Moves, la hija o
ahijado de estos. Y conozco tam
'bien a Borgona, ell diplomatico,
del que me dijeron que habia
sidO nombrado embajador de
no sc donde...
-Pues no sabes, Gustavo.
tie enteraste de un drama
eSpantoso que Ocurri6 en- ell pa
de Rio Verde?. D..
-AlgO me cOntarOn. Pero no
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
LOS EStPARTANOS JUGA-
RAN HOY CON Ell COLE
GIO DE HOWARD

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 10
Los Espartanos de la Universe
dad de Tampa, jugaran hoy, en-
esta ciudad, con los bulldogs"
del Colegio de Howard.
Los visitantes Sc hallan en-
r~erfecto estado fisico, segdn ell
%coach" Fucie Stewart,
Han sido derrotados los dos
"onces" por los Huracanes de
Miami. Frente a los tampenos,
Il "team" de Miami anot6 20
punt0s Y no permiti6 anOtar I;
frente al Howard hizo 10 Y no
permiti6 que Ell grupo contrario
pasara la meta.
Rex Weiner tomara parte en-
la batalia, Jimmy Tarrant es ell
castro" de los locales.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

mufo Tulsa, sintiendo que sus
ojos Sc llenaban de lagrimas.
Y volviendose hacia ell peQue-
no Juan Jose, que con sus
cast nueve amos, va Sc empeza-
ba a dar cuenta de las cosas, a.
nadi6:
-GSabes, nene?... i0tra obra
de papa, que Sc estrena!
-iOtra Obra ell nj
no, batiendo palmas
-iY en- Fontalba
Pura, con evidente satisfaction.
va a ser un triunfo defini-
tivo-dijo el Camarada-. Es
la mejor obra de tn marido.
ESQ he dicho 70 siempre,
Juan Jose nos la lego a mi y a la
pObre Maria de la Cruz, soma
mas antes de morir.
Gustavo levant6 vivamente la
cabeza.
-JY Maria de la Cruz, la mu
jer de Pedro de Ndhez?... ID6n
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
DETERIORATION LOS TERRI
IERS A Los DREAD
NAUGHTS

Les Terriers Sc mantienen in
vi2to3 y anoche derrotaron, en-
Philips Field, a los Dread
nauChts de Lakeland. Mas de
7,0Ct1 fanatics aplaudieron a
los muchachos locales, que con-
q~uistaron la victoria por 6 pun
tos contra 0,
Ayudado por Greco, Glenn
harrington anot6 ell Gnico touch
down de la noche.
La Inca de los Dreadnaughts
jug6 de manera notable en- la
primera etapR y centuvo todos
los esfuerzos de Harold Greco
y Harry Kerr.
Una de las carreras de Gre
co fue de SIS yardas; pero des-
pueS un Official la redujo a 30.
un Official la redujo a 80.
Ell institute local lleva CANA
dos seis partidos y empatado u
no,
Jugaron por los vencedOres,
Touchton, Tompkins, Sinardi,
Adams, Huerta, Johnson, Will
son, Miranda, Fernandez, Kerr
y Darlington, ayudados por los
suSt1tutos F, Greco, Cant, San
tos, Lorenzo, Reina y Delisle.
En- ell ataque obtuvo ell Hills
borough 146 yardas y ell team vi
sitante 46,
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

recuerdo.
-Pues Maria de la Cruz, Ia
esposa del ingeniero, hace ocho
o diez amos cast todos los que tl
has estado ala, que no Sc sabe
d6nde esta.
-ilC6mo?-pregunt6 ell NH
sico, intrigAdo-. IPues no esta
con su familia?
NO. Hubo un drama entire
los esposos, Y parece ser que
Pedro arroj6 de 81 lado a Maria
de la Cruz.
ESQ ST 10 saba. Incluso aho
ra recuerdo que yo liable con
Maria de la Cruz, por los dias
en- que ocurri6 mi encarcela-
miento.
-Pues desde entonces no Sc
la encuentra. Y aGn no sabes 10
mejor.
d Que?
-PuesNque parece que Maria
las Nieves, Isabes QUEEN es,
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

kio!
|QIe muri6 Borgoha?
-iAh, pero no 10 sabias Gus
tavo?
mol
-Pues 81. Muri6. Y parece
que tambi6n estaba separado de
su mujer. Por Madrid Sc han
contado historias fantasticas.
NO hagas case, Gustavo.
i Historias fantasticas, til 10 d.
ces, Juan! Di, que la verdad es
que en- 10 tocante a Maria de la
Cruz, 20 podria poner las ma.
nos en- ell fuego! Els una santa /!
MeJor dicho, 10 fue; porque 20
tengo que pensar que muri6 en-
algdn naufragio.
-Si-dijo Purita por su
cuanta-, Tulsa cree que la es-
posa del ingeniero Ndnez, csc
que era tambien amigo suyo,
mOrir en- Ell mar, yendo o
del Jap6n,
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

La marca de "asisten2ia' de
Ia semana pasada sera batida
en- esta, por cuanto los dos
teams Sc hallan e~mpatados.
Domingo lie do a Scaglione
ura conferencia sc5re el origen
y les peligros de las "marfila :
das."
Alentado por los regalos reci-
bidos, Magadan Sc propone dar
otro "~jonron."
Actuaran Is mismos arbitros
de la semana pasada, commando
dos por Jimmy White.
La "inyecci6n" del domingo
ha hecho subir los valores de-
Centre.
En- cuanto a apostar, 10 mas
saludable Y conveniente es no
hacerlo,
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
IA EECgEG
Mahanaa Sc dectuara el tercer desafio
de la serie ~lntersocial

Estando empatadas las move
mas del Centre Asturiano y la
Unione Italiana, mahana domin
go sc verificara Ell tercer deea-
flo de pelota de la serie Inter
social.
Los Garibaldinos ganaron ell
primer partido y ell pasado do
mingo los asturianos ganaron ell
segundo.
Faustino Casares, seg1n tene
mos entendido, escogera entire
Longval, que sirvi6 de "tapona-
dor" la semana pasada, y Ell CO.
rrecto Piniella.
Domingo, ~aconsejado por O.
mis-, confiara ell negociado de las
curvas a Capitano, que la soma
ma pasada hubo de reemplazar
a Babe" Fernandez.
Los asturianos pegaron doce
hits en- el primer partido y ire
&c en- ell segundo, Casares se pro
pone elevar Ell total, mahana, a
ounce o dieciseis.
La Unione bate6 siete hits en-
Il primer domingo y otros siete
en- ell segundo. Parece subscrip-
ia al siete.
Como en- las semanas anteriO-
res, la primera peiota Sc tirara
a las dos y media de la tarde,
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
OEP0RTES
MINNESOTA JUGARA HOY
CON NORTHWESTERN

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. l.
Ell famoso team de Minnesota
Sc batira hoy con los 'gatos mon
teses" de Northwestern.
Los predilectos de los peritos,
los Gophers, comenzaran ell com
bate con Fiten, Wildung, Levy,
Flick, Bulman, Locker, Ringet,
Plunkett, Piey, Gasnas y Swell :
ger.
Defenderan ell pabell6n del
Northwestern, Motl, Bauman,
Burke, Johnson, Zorich, Vim :
cent, Hassee, Erdlitz, DeCorre-
won't, Chambers y Benson.
Bruce Smith, ell captain del
Minnesota, no pOdra jugar.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

"Soy 20, con mis- pufioe, Ell que
debo ganar la 'pelea.' Los que
son muy particulares en- asun :
tos "arbitrales," cast siempre
andan buscando se6ores que les
favorezcan."
"Todo 10 que necesito es un
hombre que sepa contar diez Sc
gundos."
Harry Raskin, ell entrenador
de Scott, rechaza a nuestro me-
jor arbitro local, Young Ray
mond, y quiere, o parece querer,
uno que favorezca a su gallo"
"Yo Sc que Raymond es I'm
buen referee; pero es demasia-
do pequeno para manejar a los
hombres de peso complete.
Cuando la pelea G6mez-Beech
no podia separar a los conten-
dientes. Quiero tambien jueces
ilnparciales.
A Scott lie robaron la decision
Ia Ultima vez, y 20 quiero igual
cportunidad a la bora de la "sen
t4ncia."
Este senior Haskin sabe, o de
iera saberlo, que Arthur Done
van es un hombre pequenin y
qre la mission del arbitro no es
forcejear con los pGgiles para
Separates, sine tocarlos para
que 10 hagan.
! En- cuanto a jueces, 10 que e
do1ea son "patriotas" que deci'
dan por ell sonido de los apelii
dos, no por los asaltos ganado'
a puhetazos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
sncuentro mas de $1,000 perso-

encuentro mas de $4,000 perso.
mas.
Notre Dame abrira ell ataque
con Dove, Brutz, Maddox, Ii
Ills, Murphy, 'Ziemba, Grimm
ms, Wright, B%ertelli, Juzwik "
Evans.
La direction de los cadetes "a
nuncia a Kelleher, White, R.
Murphy, R. Evans, Michel, ia
rrell, Odds, Seip, Mazur, Maup-
in y Hatch.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
Hube un silencio,
GustavO 10 rompi6 para de-

Hube un silencio.
Gustavo 10 rompi6 para de-
ciri
-iMe gustarfa yer a los mar
queses de Rio Verde! Fueron
grandes amigos mics, antes de
mi drama, y ell marques es un
verdadero pr6cer, que me ayu-
90 mucho al principle de mi ca
rrera! Y la marquesa, una mu-
Jer simpatiquisima, una dana a
la antigua espanola, toda bon
dad'y ternura. iGentes excelen-
ties! Dos grandes sehores ena-
morados de la mdsica.
Y Gandara, pasandose una
mano por los ojos, I'm instante
cerrados, como para borrar sa-
be Dios pae angultjosas visio-
mes, termin6;
VCuantas cosas han pasado,
gran DiOsl... iCuantas cosas,
que parecen uR sushol...
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

New York, Nov. 1.-Todos
los asientoS del Estadio de los
Yankees estan vendidos para Ell
partido de hoy entire los "irlan-
deses' de Notre Dame y los ca
detes del Ejercito.
Esperase que presenter el
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
VILLAR ACEPTARA QUAIL
QUEER E

Claudio Villar, Ell pdgil espa-
mol del peso complete, manifes-
to aver al empresario Frank La
MarQue que el aceptara cual-
uuier arbitro competente que Sc
eScoja.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Sofa
Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-01
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturng
nanSs of rheumatism ~sciatica, lJmbago, neu-
raSfa and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Nov they nave
found a Quick-acting formula which speeoly
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refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist To-Day
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La gaceta., 1941-11-01
La Gaceta
TOMO CHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Folletin No. l47

nuestrO espiritu, los sentimien-
tos mobiles de nuestro coraz6n...
jPOr que no hemos de aceptar
la vida tai como es, con sus bru-
talidades, con sus escarnios, con
sus infamias? o.. Hay que vi
vir L..
o.
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La gaceta., 1941-11-01

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La gaceta., 1941-11-01

VstOsianO Manteiga, Editor