Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1932, Page 23

CAPITAL MASONS VISIT WINCHESTER Join With Virginians in Bi-‘ oentennial Celebration—R. A. | Bogley Heads Delegation. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., September 28.— Masons from Washington, D. C., and a score of cities and towns of Northern Virginia were here last night for the ‘Washington Bicentennial celebration of ‘Winchester Hiram Lodge. No. 21. All lodges of the Virginia jurisdiction are holding at least one Bicentennial cele- bration during the George Washington 200th birthday anniversary year. ‘The Winchester lodge, chartered in 1768, is one of the old in Virginia, and it conferred the Masonic degrees upon President William McKinley when he was here as an Ohio regiment major Jjust after the Civil War. Over 100 Masons came from Wash- ington, headed by Reuben A. Bogley grand master of the District of Colum- bia. Henry U. Milne, master of Poto- mac Lodge, No. 5, Washington. also ac- companied the delegation. About an- other 11 came from Virginia lodges, headed by their worshipful masters. Harry K. Green, Clarendon, grand master of Masons in Virginia, was the principal speaker, sketching the Ma- sonic career of George Washington and the influence the tenets of Freemasonry had on his life and acts. The grand master was presented by Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden, Winchester, a past grand master of Virginia and pastor of Lou- doun Street Presbyterian Church. Harry M. Seabright, jr. master of Winchester lodge, presided over the celebretion. A buffet supper was served in the dining hall of the Masonic ‘Temple. Mosquitoes Killed by Pound. Catching mosquitoes by the pound has been made possible, it _is said, by an_invention exhibited in Paris The invention consists of a mercury | per cent in enrollment of 4-H colt clubs between 50 and 75 centimeters during | n | this year, while breeders report a sharp |the French dog days when excessive lamp which attracts the insects swarms. They are killed, upon arriving, a powerful insecticide. 6 R by Fire Chiefs Decide To Display Prowess At Rockville Event Will Don Athletic Garb and Compete in Dash as Added Attraction, | By a S{aff Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., September 28— | Fire chiefs—tall, short, thin and fat fire | chiefs—will add a humorous touch to !the second annual fleld day of the Montgomery County Volunteer Fire- men’s Association here Saturday when they compete in & special 100-yard dash. The race was added to the program |at a meeting of the cqmmittee held at | the Rockville Fire House last night | | when Chief P. H. Buehler of the Chevy Chase Fire Department offered to do- | nate an electric hand-lamp to the vic- tor if such a contest was scheduled. To a man the heads of the 11 county | departments stepped forward and vol- unteered to display their more or less questionable athletic physiques by don- ning running togs and vieing for the prize. | | ”'It was also decided by the committee | to offer the silver loving cup donated | |by a Washington jeweler, which pre viously had been offered for the best all- | " | round county band partcipating in the | | parade, to ‘the company coming the | | longest distance to the celebration. A | |$25 gold award will be substituted as | | the prize for the best county band. FARM HORSE HAS GAIN }Northwest Colt Club Figures Show‘ | 42 Per Cent Increase. MINNEAPOLIS ().—Old Dobbin is doing quite well, thank you. | After watching his ranks thin before | | the sweep of tractors and low-priced | fuels, he is becoming more popular again on Northwestern farms and the colt population is increasing. ’ | T. A. Erickson, State club leader in | | Minnesota, reports an increase of 42| increase in the demand for horse breed- " ing stock. : EELS OF JOY/ f ure its FULL - LENGTH FUN FILM and every inch a HOWL/ After the success of this happy pair of comedians in their first feature- length comedy “Pardon Us” audi- ences demanded another. Here it is—6 reels full of bubbling, bois- terous lau “pack up your troubles”l Hooray for Laurel and Hardy! "UP YOUR TROUBLES | of course itr a ETRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE/ ' Starls’ FRIDAY i WORKING CHILDREN | FIGURES DECLINE Census Bureau Shows 1,- 425,236 Boys, 720,723 Girls Employed in 1930. By the Assoclated Press. A “striking decrease” between 1920 and 1930 in the number of children from 10 to 19 years old who were gain- fully occupied was reported today by the Census Bureau. No reason was assigned by the bu- reau for its findings, which were in- cluded in a summary of the age, num- ber and sex of workers at the beginning and end of the 10-yesr period. In 1930, of 98,723,047 persons 10 years old or over, the bureau reported 48,829,- 920, or 49.5 per cent, gainfully occupled, as compared, respectively, with 82,739,- 315 and 41,614,248, or 50.3 per cent, in 1920. Of the number of workers in 1930, 1 6 boys and 720,723 girls between 10 and 17 were gainfully occupied, form- ing 149 per cent and 7.7 per cent of the total, as against 22.2 per cent and 11.8 per cent, respectively, in 1920. ‘The 18-year-old and 19-year-old divi- sion was slightly higher in 1930, total- ing 15599768 boys and 942445 girls, as compared with 1,443,968 and 802,235. Men outnumbered women workers three to one in each census, the report showing 38,077,804 men, or 76.2 per cent, and 10,752.116 women, or 22 per cent, in 1930. In 1920 there were 33,064,737, or 78.2 per cent, of the men gainfully oc- cupied and 8,549,511, or 21.1 per cent of the women, ‘The bureau reported that as 1,938,749, or 58.3 per cent, of the men 65 years old and over were gainfully occupied in 1930, this indicated “the majority of old men were not, as is sometimes stated, entirely destitute and dependent.” Heat Heightens Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower increased its height heat caused the steel structure to ex- pand. their NEW ghs. See it and you'll Josws F O X Stage—Morton Downey...In Person....4 Other Acts FINAL OPERA AUDITIONS AT WILLARD SATURDAY Rehearsals for the “Bohemian @irl” Will Start Tuesday at Thomson School. Pinal auditions for solo parts in “Bo- hemian Girl,” the first presentation planned by the recently formed Wash- ington L|¢¥|t Opera Co., will be held at 2:30 pm. Saturday at the Willard Hotel. Rehearsals will start next 'mesd:( t the Thomson School These ‘Twelfth and L streets. The cast will be announced at that time by Alfred Manning, musical director. Two sing- ers will be assigned to each of the the first opera will be donated to the District Committee on Unemployment Relief. The singers will not be paid for their work on the initial production. unities are open for a few contraltos and men of all voices in both solo and choral work, Mr. Man- ning announced today. - Children under 6 years old are to be permitted to attend public schools in New Zealand. . NEW YORK OFFICIAL QUITS TO JOIN N. B. C. Commissioner of Correction Patter- son to Be Executive Vice President of Company. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 28 —Richard C. Patterson resigned as commissioner day to become executive vice president of the National Broadcasting Co. At the same time it was announced M. H. Aylesworth, who, in addition to duties as president of N. B. C,, is president of the Radio-Keith-Orpheum Cor lon, that George F. McClelland, president and general manager of the network, would become assistant to the president of N. B. C. Mr. Patterson assumes his new duties October 1, while Mr. McClelland steps into his new post immediately. The change: is being effected, Mr. Aylesworth explained, because “my new duties as ident of R-K-O make it necessary for me to divide my time be- Mr. Aylesworth pointed out also that he would retain the active presidency of the network. The addition to the N. B. 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