Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1935, Page 48

WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 22, 1935. throughout the State, I do not believe URGED FOR BENCH that they have official authority be- 3 yond the limits _o! Prince Georges Sk .| Crounse, who is 52 and lives in Lyon County.” Park, was put forward by a delegation —- of Arlington lawyers who called upon " Attorney General Homer 8. Cum- Bee Wrecks Car, Hurting Three. mings and urged the appointment of C-12 MORTALITY RATE uxiliary Plans Carnival. CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md., August 22 (Special) —The Ladies’ Auxiliary of ‘the Capitol Heights Volunteer Fire De- partment will give a carnival on the grounds adjoining the fire house Au- gust 28, 29 and 30, to raise funds for Special Officers at University Declared to Hold Wide Powers A Complete Selection in Stock See Us for Your Blank Books BI.ANK BOOK By a Staff Corre: sondent of The Star. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va., August 22—Amos €. Crounse, Ar- lington County attorney, yesterday en- E. Morris - HIGHER IN CITIES Survey Shows Residents of | Rural Areas May Live Five Years Longer. Residents of Washingion must ex- pect to die four or five yewrs sooner than their country brothers. Moreover, if they move to Chicago, New York, Peoria, Oshkosh or even Rome, Ga. they face the same in- evitable prospect, for the price of city dwelling is 5.36 years of life for white males and 4.04 years for white fe- males. This melancholy conclusion has been reached by statisticians of tne Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. in New York. According to their figures just released, the urban white mal: has an expectation of life of 56.73 years, while the expectation of the rural dweller is 62.09 years. Corre- sponding figures for females are 61.05 and 65.09. Cities of 10,000 and Up. In their studies, based on 1930 tables, the insurance statisticians rated a person an urban dweller if he lives in a community with a popula- tion of 10,000 or more inhabitants. They explain that, while no adjust- ment was made for deaths of rurel inhabitants who die in city hosoitals there is no doubt that the figures are essentially characteristic of urban and rural longevity. Z | In addition to their computation of | life spans for rural and urban popu- lations, the insurance company’s re- search men discovered that if a per- son really wants to live to a ripe old age he has the best chance if he makes his home in South Dakota, Kansas or North Dakota. These three | States; incidentally among the least industrialized States, have the longest life expectancies of residents at birth. | South Dakota’s is 64.38 years for men and 66.81 years for women. Throughout their studies the in- vestigating insurance men found a high correlation between great indus- trialization and short average lifs| spans. Industrialized Sections. 1 Rhode Island, New York and Fenn- sylvania, three of the most highly ir- dustrialized States of the country rank, respectively, fortieth, forty-first and forty-third in longevity. Resi- dents of Rhode Island, 41.4 per cent| industrialized, have a life expectancy | of 58.06 years for males and 61.39 years for females. In New York, with an industrialization of 30.1 per cent, inhabitants have a life expectancy of 57.84 years for males and €1.72 for females. Pennsylvania, 30.7 per cent industrialized, has a life expectancy of 57.68 for males and 61.35 for fe-| males. | The States of Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona rank, respectively, forty- sixth, forty-seventh and forty-eighth in life expectancies. At the same time, however, these States have low per- centages of industrialization. The statisticians explain that the low ranking is due partly to the fact that many persons go to these States when they are ill, and that these States have large Mexican populations, whose mortality is markedly above that of the general white population with | which they have been classified. BARON GINO AND NIECE ORDERED BACK TO ITALY Deportation Decision Reached Here—Pair Must Appear at Ellis Island. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 22—Baron Gino Ziluca of Italy and his niece, the Baroness Natalie Ziluca, were or- dered deported yesterday in a decision handed down in Washington. Immediately upon recetving the ‘Washington order, Assistant Commis- sioner of Immigration Byron H. Uhl directed that the Italians’ attorney, John W. Ehrentreu, be notified to surrender the pair to Ellis Island without delay. The nobleman and his niece were recently released on bail after being detained at Ellis Island several weeks. ‘They entered the country in 1933 and overstayed their six - month visitors’ Visas. Fine Investment For Sale—Large garage, on best street of Baltimore City. Leased to large Corp. Rent income. $3.650 a year. selling, moving to West C Address BOX 212-Z, Star Office O’DONNELL’S CRAB Friday, 11:30 Till Midnite Try this delic I g Oricheld st inoludig clam broth, fried scallops. salad. coffee. tea soc or glass of beer. Saratoga pota- Never Closed—1207 E St. N.W. Reason for toes. Mexican Serving | “Tang Q' the Sea” Food— wine Beer Ete. SACRIFICE PRICES 2,240 Ibs. to the ton Wi sacrificing our large sizes of !'5. '\"Irkfl.nh :‘.'Ell! fi!h lefll Cnl‘l‘, BIF "larse order ‘on small sises. Order now before our surplus is sold. Cosl carried from trucks to your coal bin: we do not dump it on curb. i Special Furnace Size__$8.25 Special Stove Size____$8.50 STOVE, $9.20 CHESTNUT, $9.00 Egg, $9.20 Pea, $7.15 BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. Alexandria Rd., So. Washington, Va. Me. 3545 Wal. 8478 By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. COLLEGE PARK, Md., August 22. —The two men detailed from the State Police Force and made special officers at .he University of Maryland have all the authorities of constables and may pursue violators beyond the limits of the campus, according to & ruling of Attorney Gen. Herbert R. O’'Conor, just received here. He ren- dered his opinion in response to a re- quest from H. L. Crisp, superintendent of buildings and grounds at the uni- versity. It said in part: “your letter inquiring about the authority of two ‘special policemen’ who have been appointed by the Gov- ernor in connection with the Univer- sity of Maryland properties has been referred to me for reply. “The provisions of Sections 338 to 343 of Article 23 of the Code of Pub- lic General Laws have been extended to authorize the employment of special police in the case of any corporation, firm or individual maintai ating ‘any plant of any kind.’ I am of the opinion that the language is broad enough to authorize the appointment of .these special officers upon the re- quest of the University of Maryland. These officers are vested with ‘all the authority and powers held and exer- cised by constables at common law and under the statutes of this State’ in the county where the premises with respect to which they have been ap- pointed lies. “I am of the opinion, therefore, that these special officers may pursue an offender beyond the phnysicel limits of the properties of the university, and make an arrest for an offense com- mitted in the officers’ presence, or may serve a warrant beyond the properties of the university. I am also of the opinion that these officers may cn- force the -traffic laws of the State while directing traffic on the 3alti- more Boulevard, and may make arrests for violations of such statutes. “While there is no objection to the special officers acting as escorts THREE RIVERS, Quebec, August 22 (). —Three tourists from Webster Grove, Minn., were in a hospital yes- terday beause & bee flew in the window of their automobile near Yamachiche ‘Tuesday night. M. 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