The Archive · 1933

Gold Rush in Japan Tokyo, Dee. 27

A sensation has been caused by the reported discovery of rich gold deposits, appraised at 5,000 million Yen by' experts, in the Hokkaido, northern Japan. Mr. Bukich!

leading: member of the purchased the gold mines a comparatively low price. The gold rush to the Hokkaido has received fresh impetus ax the result of another gold mine, fed at 3,000, fen, has been discovered in Iwate Prefécture—Reuter.

The Chinese version was that the Japanese started firing from the without provocation and thereby threw the people of Shan! into a panic. cably settled between and the Japanese.

Mayshal Chang has not yet accepted General Ho's _resignation You can call the contents of a bottle by any name you like but if you want the contents to be the best Whisky you call them

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