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Houses and Real Estate
Evening star., 1935-02-04
EXPENSIVE FOODS
TAXED IN PEIPING
Collection Problem in Hands OF
Highest Bidder-Method
Is Undecided.
Nv thu Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PEIprNG.-The old device OF
farming out" taxes has been revived
by the Peiping municipal government.
Recently the city fathers, in wave
Of generosity, abolished taxes on live
stock, meat, cereals, cooking oils, fish,
cotton and paper. then found they
had q hole Of $230,o00 in the city's
income.
A surtax on expensive dishes in res
taurants was decided upon, but how
to collect 1t was the problem until
some one suggested that it be sold as a
concession to the highest bidder.
A Mr.. Wang got the prize by agree
ing to turn In at least $l30,200 an
nually Now everybody's happy except
the restaurant owners and Mr.. Wang,
who had to devise dodge proof COL
lection system.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
infant MORTALITY
HIGHER IN WINTER
Colds Held Cause of Deaths.
Summer Diseases
Slump.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclateo PreSe.
Winter has replaced Summer as the
most dangerous season Of the year for
the newly-born infant.
Steadily since 1925 deaths from the
CASTRO intestinal diseases, known in
fashioned parlance as Summer
complaints" have been on the de-
crease.
But the respiratory diseases, colds
and their allies, have gone on taking
lust about the same toll as they did.
The fact Is revealed in a recent
study of the deaths Of infants under
year of age between 1921 and 1888
made by the Children's Bureau.
Figures for sample years are as
follows:
Causes Of deaths. 1921. 1928. 1888.
Castro intestinal -
R.ssplIssssesy slsssssss diseases. 16s ids 13ss 80 80
The figures show deaths from the
Summer diseases have fallen of al
most two-thirds in those years. But
deaths from the Winter diseases have
fallen Just about one-tenth.
Intestinal Diseases.
The Castro intestinal diseases are
such stomach disturbances as diar-
rhea, enteritis and dysentery.
The respiratory diseases are bron-
chitis, broncho-pneumonia and influ-
ei1Za.
Babies and children are particularly
s,,sceptible to colds, DR.. Ella Open
heimer of the Children's Bureau says.
Colds remain one Of the unsolved
problems of medicine, she says, put
there are known preventives Wnlcn
mothers can observe to cut down dan
ger to a minimum.
First. cold infections enter the body
through the respiratory tract: the
nose. mouth and throat Ordinarily
thev are transmitted by sneezing ana
coughing, both Of which are accom-
panied BY q fine spray which Is pro-
iected some or 5 feet. Since the
spray carries infection persons with
colds, says the doctor, must develop
the habit Of covering nose and mouth
when coughing or sneezing.
For such a purpose 1t is best to use
small SQUARES Of gauze or paper hand
kerchiefs which can be burned.
Masks Recommended.
Gauze masks should be worn by the
nurse or mother who must handle
small babies while they, themselves.
are suffering from a cold. The mask
can be made Of four layers Of cheese
cloth to which pieces Of tape are 1as-
tened at each end. The tape ties
around the back of the head and
holds the mask over the nose ana
mouth while the wearer bathes, feeos
or dresses the baby.
Generally speaking, the facts seem
to emphasize the need for more out
door living during the Winter. DR..
Oppenheimer says. Colds are preva-
lent In the Winter when most people
are indoors most of the time, often In
oyer-heated, under ventilated rooms.
Avoiding crowds is another rule
which should cut down colds In the
family
Some colds overtake people pre-
sumably because their resistance Is
low from lack of sleep. under-nourlsn-
ment and too little fresh air and sun
shine.
Even the very slight cold must be
giyen due respect, says DR.. Open
heimer. A child developing a sneeze
or q cough should be put to bed IN
warm, well ventilated room. He then
has a better chance Of throwing on
the infection quickly, and In addition
he Is prevented from injecting otner
children with whom he might play.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
L DUCE'S FAMILY
FAV0RS AVIATION
Son.in.Law Wins Wings to
Get in Line With Die
tat0r'S Ideas.

ROME P).-To be up to date In the
MuSsolini family it is necessary to
earn your wings, and Count Galeazzo
Ciano. the duce's son-in-law, has Just
filled that requirement.
The 3l-year-old undersecretary for
the press and propaganda passed his
tests after only a short period of
training. His instructors said he
showed exceptional ability.
He now is a licensed pilot, as are
Mussolini, the duce's 17-year-old son
Evening star., 1935-02-04

Vittorio and his 22-year-old nephew,
Vito MusSolini. Another son of the
premier, Bruno, Is studying for a Ii
cenSe.
The premier learned to pilot q
plane before the 1922 march on Rome.
He was painfully injured once. when
his machine crashed in North Italy.
Lately he has been getting in a
great deal OF practice. On several
occasions he has flown his chief lieu
tenants to points outside Of Rome
where their presence was required.
Duce Undaunted by Fog.
Recently he was prevented by fog
from landing his big tri-motored plane
at Florence but, undaunted. few on to
Pisa. From there his party drove to
their destination by automobile.
Count Ciano has been successfully
secretary to the Italian Embassy to
the Holy See, secretary of embassy at
Buenos Aires and Rio Janeiro, consul
general at Shanghai. delegate to the
Evening star., 1935-02-04
GERM BATTLES SCIENCE
AFTER KILLING 10 BABIES
Pathologists Unable to Solve
Mysterious Deaths at New
Jersey Hospital.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TEANECK, N. j., February 4.-The
mysterious germ which killed 10 infant
patients in the maternity division Of
Holy Name Hospital still defied today
the efforts Of some Of the Nations
foremost pathologists to classify it.
Working with DR.. L. A. Markley of
the haspital's staff are DR.. Willard
II. Park and DR.. Leila Knox, New York
psychologists, but their efforts so
far have failed even to reveal whether
the germ is Of the filterable or non.
filterable type. This must be deter
mined. DIR. Markley said. before the
work Of isolating the germ can begin.
The disease, resembling intestinal
influenza, attacked 20 Of the 40 new
born babies in the obstetrical division
two weeks ago.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Trousers Last Only 80 Years.

No more will the flremen Of st.
Ives. England, hum "Old Faithful"
as they don their trousers. After 80
years Of service the leg coverings are
being displaced by new ones. Year
after year the trousers travelled to
fires and false alarms in rain or fair
weather. But an outsize new recruit
brought a crisis by trying in vain to
get into the ancient wearing apparel.
The mayor warned the council that
at most any blaze the trousers might
split. The councilmen have voted to
buy new uniforms, to be worn in pub
lie.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
Milk Delivered Quietly.

London's Anti-Noise League plans
to have milk delivered noiselessly.
Milk wagons are to be electrically
driven and have rubber tires. Milk
bottles will be made of a vegetable
pulp impregnated with mineral wax.
Milkmen will be -whistlers and
will wear rubber heels.
Evening star., 1935-02-04

London Economic Conference, chief Of
the ofilcial press bureau and undersec-
Tetary.
He married Mussolini's daughter
Edda In 1929. They have two chill
dren.
Evening star., 1935-02-04

Furniture in Family 200 Years.
A suite Of French furniture more
than 200 years old is still used by the
sixth generation of a Port Arthur,
Tex. family. 1t was imported from
France into Louisiana in the eighteenth
century.
Evening star., 1935-02-04
R0UT THAT
co D
Let It Not Hang on Thru the Use
of HaEway Measures!

Beware Of the common cold"!
The common cold", doctors will
tell you, is the cause of more seri-
Gus trouble than anything else.
Many person who is in q pneu-
monia jacket today had but q
common cold" yesterday!
Neglect no cold. Take no chances
with your treatment.
Treat cold with a cold medi-
cine, not "cure-all". Treat it also
with internal medicine. A cold is an
internal infectioni
Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine
Il what O cold requires. It is, first
Of all, . cold tablet, made expressly
for colds. Secondly, it il internal
medication, fourfold in effect.
Here's what it does:
First, It opens the bowels, an
advisable step In treating . cold.
Evening star., 1935-02-04

Second, it checks the fever In the
system, q vital step.
Third, it relieves the headache
and fever.
Fourth, it tones the system and
helps fortify against further
attack.
When you feel cold coming on,
trust to no makeshift methods.
Adopt the course of safety and
take Bromo Quinine. Taken
promptly, it will break up . cold
in "a hours and that's the speedy
action you want.
Bromo Quinine contains nothing
harmful and is safe to take. It il
sold by all drug stores. The few
pennies cost may save you q lot
in worry and medical bills. Say
'no" to Q substitutA.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

no 81 comprendian que la genie
iba a murmurar, y cast estamos
Ipor decir que NADIA malo 81 po-
Idfan contar con la indiferencia
Ide los demas.
Una ligereza de tiempos anti
|guos, cometida antes de casar-
Sc, habia traido al mundo a FL
virita, cosa que Sc pudo disimu-
lar entonces con un largo viaje.
Cuando la marquesa estaba
va repuesta de su alumbramien
to, fue cuando volvieron a Ma
.drid cada uno por 81 lado Y a.
nunciaron su pr6xima boda, ca
sandose pocos dias despues.
Entonces emprendieron un
viaje que dur6 dos amos, va con
su hija, que procuraron ocultar
TEMPO, pueS aunQue 10
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
n -
La Comision de Boxeo escucho aver
las quejas de sus c~riticos,y nposto

New York, enero 30.-La CO
mission Atletica del estado escu-
cho aver quejas contra ella y
oficialesa@ contest6 vigorosa-
mente a las paAbras del coro-
mel John~R. Fitzpatrick, presi-
dente de la Madison Square
Garden.
Ell brigadier Phelan, presi-
dente de la comisi6n, sehal6 que
esta en- su ultimo informe annual
habfa recomendado que ell ar
bitro y los dos jueces emitieran
un vote igual al decidir, asegu-
rando asi una mayoria. Bajo ell
preSente sistema ell arbitro solo
vota ST los jueces sustentan di-
ferenteA opiniones,
Fitzpatrick asisti6 a la session
por solicitud de los comisiona-
dos y para solicitar un permiso,
DE modo que Jack Dempsey pue
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
CON LOS GUANTES

FL nuevo eampe6n frances de
los pesos ligeros, Viez, ACADIA de
retar al italiano Orlando, que
ostenta la corona de esa cate
goria.
Los peri6dicos de Europa d.
cen que Primo Camera ira a
Italia mego de que regrese a
los Estados Unidos, procedente
de la America del Sur. FL gi-
gante tiene la bolsa yacia Y la
seguira teniendo, al decir de
Eddie Ran, mientras dirija sus
negocios ell Sr. Duffy. Ran ga
no una bolsa de $4,000 Y des-
pues de sacada las cuentas lie
correspondieron $500.
Uno de los pdgiles mas popu
lares en- ell Norte de Espana 10
es ell mulato cubano Pastor MI
lanes.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
BASE BALL
LA OPINION DE WILSON

Ell director de los Phillies,
Jimmy Wilson, asegura que los
hermanOs Dean componen la
mayor attraction de la Liga Ma
cional, en- la venidera Temporal
da. Isl ustedes sacan a los Dean
de los Cardenales aIlf quedara
I'm "team' completamente dis
|tinto. Quiere decir que estos pit
cheers tienen hoy en- sus maaos
la situacion de la Liga Nacio-
nal.
"Nosotros jugamos con los
Cardenales, ell ano pasado, %
desafios y ellos nos ganaron
L."
Wilson escoge para la victo-
ria al st. Luis y da la segunda
oportunidad a los Gigantes.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
LOS o
ELIGIERON
SU NUEVA DIRECTIVA

En- la reunion celebrada ell
pasado domingo en- Ell Cfrculo
CuhSno. la sociedad de Emigra-
dos Revoiucionarios Cubanos
escogi6 su nnevo cuerpo direc-
tor, que componen los siguien-
tes ciudadanos: Gregorio Cha
vez, psesidente, ~reelecto; Abe
lardo Hernandez Caro, vice-pre
sidente; Jose Ramon Sanfeliz,
secretario de actas; Herminio
Badillo, vice; Nazario Vlaldes,
tesorero; Timoteo Navarro, vi
'ce; ~vocales, Antonio Reyes, Fe-
lix Avalos, Jose Gavilan, Ricar-
do Rogers, Manuel Garcia y Do
mingo Ginesta. Comisi6n de glo
sa: Eusebio Frias, Victoriano
Haya y Manuel Garcia.
Sc leyeron comunicaciones a
lentadoras e inform6 de sus ges
tones en- La Habana, ell consul
de Cuba, Sr. Jose A. Gregory.
Muchos exitos deseamos no.
sotros a los amables vieiitos,
dignos de que un honrade &C.
bierno cubano atienda sus de-
mandas, que son ~justas.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

de Riabaja, que ell senior don Ma
nuel Cerrada solicitaba permi-
so para visitarles.
Los marqueses salieron a re-
|cibir a su director espiritual.
Fran los tales senores unas
buenas personals muy amigos de
|guardar las buenas formas, que
guardaban realmente con exa-
geraci6n.
AunQue no eran muy viejos,
sin embargo, como nj ell marques
nj la marquesa disfrutaban de
.buena salud, representation mas
edad de La que con exactitud te-
MAN.
FL que diran," para ellos era
un verdadero martirio, y al "que
diran" sc sacrificaban siempre.
Para ellos no habia NADIA bue-
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

lda actuar Dc referee en- la psaea
Art LaSky, de Malneapo-
lis, arpirante\ la corona, y
JimrAo Braddook, de New Jer-
sey. Ell presidehte def Garden
dijo cue s. sa4bdIjeaesrecia des.
|~contento con los fallos rendidos
por los oficiales de la comisi6r
" que los empresarios tambier
Sc hallaban descontentos.
tRefiriendose a la pelea Riskc
<-Dundee, ell comisionado Bill
Brown pregunto: iQue fut
peor, la pelea concertada por
,,ustedes o p decision?
ST listed, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, cree
que Jack Dempsey significa tan
to para ell boxeo, ilpor que no le
entrega Ia presidential del Gar
den? IPor que la Madison
Square Garden esta LENA de ju-
gadores-los individuos que g.
puestan al SECURE?
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

|habfan anunciado, necesitaba lie
lgar la criatura a esa edad indie
finible en- que los ninos tantc
Ipueden ser de dos amos v medic
como de tres y medic.
Lograron que, por aquella
vez, no dijera NADIA la genie; pc
70 no pudieron lograr que Elvi
ra dejase de ser hiia natural en-
los registros civil y can6nico.
Con estos antecedentes de los
marqueses, que creemos sufi :
cientes, por alhora, para ell cur
SO de nuestra narration, pasa-
remos al momento en- que ell con
fesor, unico enterado de la vida
de los marqueses, pc
netraba en- la casa.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
LEGO CAMPBELL CON SU
PAJARO AZUL

New York, enero 30.-Cor
su autom6vil Pajaro Azul, cor
ell que espera ~desarrollar una W
locidad de 300 millas por bora
arrib6 aver a los Estados Uni
dos ell famoso driver" Sir Nal
colin Campbell.
"Te6ricamente, dijo a los pc.
riodistas, mi autom6yil de aho.
ra es mucho mas r&pido que e
de la marca de 272, 1O8 milIas
por bora. No puedo decir nada
mas. Me sentire satisfecho cor
300 millas por bora.
Campbell esta en- sus Gin.
cuenta amos de edad y dirigit
la reconstruction de su 'mons.
truosa" maquina. Ell motor de.
Pajaro Azul desarrolla 2,58f
caballos de fuerza.
Vinieron con Sir Campbell
seis mecanicos, entire ellos Ha.
rry Leach, uno de los S super.
vivientes del desastre del diri.
gible BIOL.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
SERA ~ARRENDADO PORhA
SLIGA NACIONAL Ell TE-
RRENO DE LOS BRAVOS

New York, enero 3O.-Ford
Prick, presidente de la Lga Ma
cional, di6 a entender aver que
Sc ha solucionado de manera sa
~tisfactoria la dificil situaci6n fl
nanciera de los Braves de Bos-
ton. "Se ha llegado a I'm conve-
MO CON los herederos de Gaff-
ney y dentro de pocos dfassse
|Armara Gun contrato de arreh-
damiento por II amos. Ell con-
trato dara a csc club ell compile
to dominic del terreno y no per-
mitira las .carreras de galgos
que va Sc fabian anunciado.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
BOXE 60
RIOS Sc QUEDARA POR AL
GUNOS DIAS EN- LA FLO
RIDA

Miami, enero 30.-Luego de
haber dado una Lection de boz
xeo q Su contrincante, frankie
Kick, el can2pe6n del peso lige-
70, Barney Ross, decide aver
Quedarse varios dias mas en- Ia
Florida.
Ross hara VI recorrido por
los cayos, entire eSta ciudad V
West, en curnpaha George Gez
niembro de la cdnisi6n de DO
KEEP del estado de Illinois
Los hermanos Baer saldran
para California, donde Ell cam
pe6n tomara p2rte, como actor,
en una pelicula-
Mas de SIS, 900 Sc cobraron
en- las taquinas a los que pre-
senciaron ell programa del lunes
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
QUIERE CONTRATAR
A LEVINSKY PARA UN
BOUT CON SAVAGE

Jim Downing sabe que Bob
Savage de luchador tiene POGO
y de pugilista menos, pero aver
descubri6 que serfa una atrac-
ci6n enfrentar al barbudo con
King Levinsky, ell pescador de
Chicago, o ponerlo de rival de
Buddy Baer. ell hermano de
Max.
Una oferta Sc lie ha hecho a
Levinsky y en- case de que La re-
chace Sc buscara a Baer.
Tony Cancela, ell oriundo de
Galicia, Sc batira en- ell progra-
ma del dia IL con Johnny Ris-
ko, ell hombre de gonna, o ell ale
man Hans Birkie.
Max Baer ha dicho del tam
peno que es I'm gladiator que
promote mucho.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

late, sera por no desairarlas
~ E%lvirita?
-Ha salido con la familia de-
Pozas a dar un paseo en- cocbe
-bien hecho,-dijo don Ma
nuel.
Los j6venes tienen siempre
-dlJo ell marques,-mas panas
dc ~movimiento, y hay que deiar
les pasear y tomar ell aire nara
que esten alegres.
Don Manuel Cerrada, a ouien
N parecia que, por mucho que
Sc apresurase a entrar de lleno
en- la question que lie habfa lie
Vado aquella tarde a casa de los
'harqueses, siempre tardarfa
mucho, dijo, con ell aire mas ma
tural del mundo:
y a prop6sito: tengo que
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
VI

Como hemos dicho, los seno.
res salieron a. recibirIe con mues
tras de carino y deferencia.
-iCuanto bueno por aqui!-
dijeron los dos a la vez.
Ell padre Cerrada, tendiendo
ambas manos a los marqueses,
les salud6, agregando:
@Senores mics, 10 bueno ven
go 20 a buScarlo.
-Pase listed, padre Cerra :
da, pase listed, y tome asiento,
y Olga 81, a mas del chocolate
que nos serviran dentro de un
momento, quiere listed alguna
c9siila mas.
NADIA, amigos mics, NADIA;
Y 81 tomo con ustedes csc choco
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
EN- Ell DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Cave Man no gan6 anoche y
Dusky Mitch volvi6 a derrotar-
10, siendo esta la segunda veg
que este galgo vence al primero.
Los apostadores agruparon su
dinero en- Cave Man creyendo
que ganarfa, pero Sc equivoca-
ron, siendo pagados los boletos
de Dusky a $11.90. Chances
Lad finaliz6 en- segundo lu9ar
y Ell favorito en- tercero.
La doble apuesta fue canada
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

En- Paris han anuncialo que
Max Baer ira a los juegos OHM
picos de Alemania como arbitro
de los encuentros de lucha y
boxeo. Ira 81 lie pagan $500, 900,
no menos.
Hitler TO ha cambiado de pa
recer Y sostiene que los judios
son personals indeseables en- ell
territOriO aleman.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
MATRIMONIos

Phillip B. Peters, %, Y Will
lie M. Turner, IS; Frank Lyon,
Is, y Joan Woods, 81; Jack Van
Houston, Al, y Willie M. Smith,
81; John C. Sherman. ST, v Ell
sic /. Paeetti, SO; James e. Ay-
re, 81, y Fits A. Hartman, 10;
Ralph L, Billingsley, 40, y Char
lotte L. Boyle, n.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

VENDO MUY BARATA una
buena casa, con muebles O sin
muebles, cerca del Centre AS
turiano. Esta rentando $80.0 70
mensuales. Lame al telefono
No. M 52-901,
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

trar a su amigo que ella, die
sen 10 que dijesen de 81, no Sc
asustarfa nunca.
AS fue dicho Y asf 10 enten-
di6 Enrique, que contest6:
-Muchas gracias. Elvira; 10
dnico que podfa preocuparme,
era asustar a listed, Y con sus
palabras me tranquiliza.
NADIA de interesante tuvo a.
quella conversation para nues-
tros lectores; pero, con 10 que
antecede, suponemos que bas-
ia para que conozcan ell estado
en- que Sc encontraba ell coraz6n
de la simpatica j6ven.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

por Royal Way y Royal Son,
que eran favoritos, y Sc page a
Para la oncena carrera de
hoy aparecen anunciados Royal
Hunter, Lucky Sally, American
Clipper, Rio Meadows, Dick
Dictator y Right Side.
La gaceta., 1935-01-30

A las cuatro de la tarde, anun
clio Ell criado de los marQueses
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

tiene en- darme tai fama.
10y para que?-pregunt6
Elvira.
Para ensenarle a decir ver-
dades. 81 siguen las cosas asi,
Sc van a asustar de mi las gen.
tes.
mo 10 crea listed. A las gen
tes les suele gustav mucho ell
diablo, v cast cast siento que us
ted no 10 sea.
Este 10 dijo Elvira con deli
cadeza. como Queriendo demos
La gaceta., 1935-01-30
LA GACEfA

Il peri6dico en- idioma EspanoI
ae mas circulation en- Tampa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-12
OLD TIMERS IN HOOP SERIES AT
 ST JOSEPH COURT

Negotiations have been com pleted for q basketball series be- tween Jim Buckley" VaIaitis Li- thuanian business men basketba II courtsters and John Pete Flann!- gan's Columbia Old Timers of New Haven. The first game is schedul. ed for Tuesday night February 26th at St Joseph's hall in Wate, bury.
 Coach Happy" Lasky and Cap- tain Die" Selens of the Lith busi- : nessmen has called a practice ses- sion for Thursday night, following the l.. ]. P. bowling matches. The following are eligible to compete with the Brooklyn outfit: Jake" kairia. Al Vaitukaitis, John Bren- ners, Alderman Wohn w. Bender. Sheriff John W. Jenusaitis, Charley Dubauskas, "Jonuk" Lesunaitis,
 Chap" Lasky, Bill O'Brien. Bill
 Ice Arnauskas, John A. Stokes, Joe the fireman, Dr Walter Selens, Happy" Lacky, Chick" Kelley, and Johnny Stankus.
 Visitors.
 The New Haven "CoIumbia Flashes' will be composed of their regular unbeatable Iineun off. Coach John Pete" Flanagan, Man ager Ed Muster" Leahy, Terry Teddy" Mulligan, Vincent Red" Mealia. George Bring 'Em Back Alive Johnson, Tom Dope" La very, and Anthony Hunk" ZirIes. Five of the members of the team are in the heavyweight classes, while the oldest chap to appear in the Elm City lineup will be Ed M uster" Leahy. playing coach. who is 55 years old and weighing 215 pounds.
 Johnny kopicZh has been chosen as one of the officials for the com ing important encounter.