the location assistants, T Much effort the Japanese si ahd many other wrecks on the bottom, He returned with a com. plete report on salvage possibilities, Mr. Matsuzaki said the South Ships of various gi sank there, only a small number had been recovered, he said, Some were salvaged by pirates living on Hainar Island.
There was 2 big treasure in iron, steel and other valuable materials 7 lying at the sea bottom, the salvage expert.said. He said it might be possible. to. salvage 60. per cent, of ihe wrecked ships.—Domei, Japanese Diplomat Here On China Tour Mr. Ken Harada, who was recently named Counsellor of the Japanese Embassy in France, arrived here on Thursday by plane to make a month's inspection tóur in Central China, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reported yesterday, After spending a short time here he will go to Nanking.
Mr, Harada was expected to start for France in the spring, He will go via the United States, He "has been serving as Vice-Chief of the Bureau of Information of the Japanese Foreign Office, the paper added, German Trade Mission In Rumania Angered
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