Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1928, Page 11

treatment Jor COucHS WHEN you take PERTUSSIN to relieve your cough, you are taking one of the most widely used and effective cough reme- dies known to practising physi- cians and phanaacists, Ttita most satisfactory treatment for harméul coughs, bacanse (1) it quickly relieses the coughapasms, (2)iteoothes ed throat andbronchial tissues, absolutely harmless and, mest smperant of ali, it heips nature to hae Sten recovery by clearing the air-pas- ag*- of germ-laden phiegm. Sold 'SANTOS FEARS NEW | By the Associated Press. THL BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY., di whizh anv fresh Iandslide would ta Foar of the slipping earth caussd th tively distant from the scenz of the | & A Isaster, The 2,000 volunteers engaged in“re- | moving the vast accumulation of debris | s feared Mount Serrat, Hcavy Rain Which Caused hat soms 130 persons sti | ara beneath the mass of earth, rocks and crushed butldings. which towers to th~ right of the pert of Santos, i3 covered First Movement, Continucs. 72 Bodies Out. SANTOS. Brazil, March 13.—Fear prevafled today that an outbreak of disease would add to the catastrophe suffered by Santos when tons of earth city. Decay of bodies recovered from the debris has set in and sanitary workers were increased (o prevent any discase among the inhabitants. Renewal of the heavy rains which caused part of Mount Serrat to sweep down created an added - menace. Another movement of earth imterdly caused the withdrawal of relief workers from the ity of Santa Rosa Hos- pital, One of the ‘The Casino, was abandoned, ‘was regarded as Dbeing in the path tims at Santos. tidings. | by an almost imprnetrable forest. | summit is visited by many tourists, who [reach it by a funicular rallway, and it ! 15 dotted with rustic houses. RED CROSS SENDS $10,000, American Unit Here Cables Funds fo Relief. The American Red Cross today cable: from Mount Serrat buried part of the | $10,000 to the Red Cross of Brazil to aid in relief work for the landslide vio- Storm-Tossed Steamer Safe. TOKIO, March 13 (#).—~The Etorof. Maru, which was believed to have been | producing area, and from it more than lost d|n Saturday's sw{\m‘ last n}ght seni a billion pounds of the green berries word by radio that she was safe. The naval vessels and airplanes that (ment overscas. As a result of this . | were searching for two missing Japa- | strategic economic situation Santos is nese coastal vessels returncd without | the greatest coffee port in the world, The Qaptos, Brazil, Famous Coffee Producer. | Santos, Brazl, where a recent land- 'ide burled scores of homes, is one of the commercial glants among South American cities, according to a bulletin from the headquarters of the National Grographic Society. “Coffee built Santos and keeps it trowing at a marvelous rate, just as ~otton stimulates the prosperity of Houston and Galveston, and rubber i adds to the wealth of Singapore.” says the bulletin. “Fifty miles inland on the plateau lies the City of Sao Paulo, in the heart of the word's greatest coffee | pour down grade into Santos for ship- | shipping each year approximately 4-DOOR SEDAN F.0.8 DETROIT 9.000.000 sacks of 132 mmds each, and worth more than $150,000,000. This 13 ngt the only commercial rec- ord that falls to Santos. In total ex- ports it surpasses Rio de Janeito, and $0 Is Brazil's lgremm port for outgoing trade. 1In sl ts to the United States Santos is the first port in all South America. 1In most years, the cof- fee taken by the United States from Santos runs close to $100,000,000 in ! value. 2res of Homes Buried in| Strides Made in Population. The population of Santos has grown amazingly in recent years and is now close to 150.000. The town was-estab- lished by the Portuguese nearly 400 years ago, but modern Santos is little more than a generation old. It was a small place, on an undrained semi- tropical plain, in the eighties, when the marked development in coffee produc- tion began inland. and it became neces- sary to enlarge the port facilitles. Drainage canals were extended through the plain a sewerage system construct- ed and streets paved. One of the most important improvements was the con- struction of concrete, ratproof wharves. 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