Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1931, Page 12

DEATH RATE DROPS | 14PCT.IN 30 YEARS More Children 5 to 19 Years Old Die From Mishaps Than Disease. Although the United States s a safer place for children now than in 1900, with the death rate dropping 44 per cent In that period, m survey by the United States Pubilc Health Service discloses that children between the ages of 5 and 19 die more from mishaps than disease Automobiles eause one-third of all sccidental deaths of school calldren, the survey shows, Drownings cause about half as many deaths as sutomobiles. Burns, bullet wounds, trains and falls are listed as important causes of accidental deaths. Next to accidents, children die most from tuberculosis, heart trouble, pneu- monia, diphtheria and appendicitis in the order named Appendicitis kills more children than 30 years ago, but this probably is really because doctors recognize the disease more readily than formerly, say health authorities, Many cases once diagnosed as colic or perityphilitis now are known 1o be appendicitis Heart disease, the leading cause, of deaths among adults, is causing an in- ereasing number of deaths among chil- dren. The rise may be pertly due to the greater stress of modern life, per- haps somewhat to after effects of other diseases. Tuberculosis has decreased consider- ably since 1900, It takes a toll of about 30 per 100,000 as compared With more than 70 thirty years ago. Diphtheria also I8 far less of & scourge than former- iy, while improved sanitation in han- diing and preparing food, milk and water and more sanitary living condi- tions generally are credited by the health service with bringing about the Jarge decrease in deaths from typhoid fever and kindred diseases. The “safest age” for children seems to be between 10 and 14 years of age, since there are fewer deaths in this age group than any other. FUGITIVE MILLIONAIRE GETS COURT RELEASE Neutrality Charge Against Mexi- can Expatriate Are Dropped. By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex, November 2—Sal- wvador Ateca, who fled Mexico during the 1929 revolution with a million dol- lars, successfully opposed extradition from the United States, and apparent- ly escaped with his fortune to Spain, has won belated release from a neu- trality charge. Charges against Ateca, Philip Mohun, Antonfo G. Maquero and Glen W. Brophy were dism! in Pederal Court here Saturday. They were alleged to, have transported ‘“an alrcraft f the municipal airport to Juarez, Mex- feo, March 29, 1929.” At the time the plane was said to have been flown to Juarez the rebel troops of Gen. Jose G. Escobar were in control of the town. The rebels were defeated and the rebellion broken despite frantic efforts of Escobar sup- porters to obtain arms, ammunition and money from sympathizers in the United States. After Ateca’s flight he was artested In Kansas City on a felegraphic war- rant charging violation of American neutrality Jaws, He was found to pos- sess $90,000 in currency and $900,000 in_international exchange. Released on $5,000 bond, Ateca con- tinued to New York, where he was again arrested, but freed after an ex- tradition hearing. AIR MECHANIE) KILLED WHILE BEING RESCUED "Iy the Associated Press. 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