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'« ll'f^if'f VENOS COUGH SYRUP SAFES I'rulri-I )i>iir lloolvt iimi < t-sll rrimi l''llll': nnil I'IIII':M.> Ur kiivr n «l/r nnil Inir of Knfr, or l.'nlilnrl tor iinj â- â€¢iirpimr. VUli na, »r *Trllf for iirlrr*. rip. (â- â-  CiPiM \V J. 6<- J. TAYLOR LIMITED TORONTO SAFE WORKS 145 l-'runi ttl. IC.. i'orvDf' IDit«kll*k«« UU Fortune Found In Jap Coop Allies Oiscover Fortune In Dia- monds American searchers have found fortunes in diamonds, platinum, gold and silver which Japanese admirals and generals had cached la secluded areas â€" 'but never were at)le to remove from the country tecausc the war ended so abrupt- ly. General MacArthur's headquar- ters disclosed that one party dis- covered "a fabulous fortune in dia- monds" in a chicken coop atop a Establish Canadian AHiUaf% of Crosby Research Foundation i. H. Fitzgerald D'Arcj Jones J. H. Fitzgerald, well-known Canadian merchand.s'ng and adver- tising man, is president of the newly established Commonwealth Industrial Enterprises Limited, Toronto, Canadian alfiliate of Crosby Research Foundation Inc. of Hollywood, California. D'Arcy Jones ol the Hollywood Foundation is In Canada relative to the establishment of the new Canadian company and will be a director. Within the next six months Commonwealth Industrial Enterprises Ltd. expect to introduce some fifty new Crosby projects ranging all the way from heavy industrial equipment to articles for household use to the Canadian market. Their products or patents will be licensed for manufarture, distribution, Import or export to Canadian business concerns. All products will beat the Crosby trade mark • mountain 160 miles north of To- kyo. In anotlier instance a pack- age rescnihliiig a packet of ham- burger yielded 8,000 karats of dia- monds. No estimates of the value of the loot have been made. Eluven crates of platinum were discovered beside the chicken coop. Tlie Japanese admirals' aides guid- ed .'\nicricans to the cache. "The trip up the mountain in a pouring rain with those Japanese was one of tlie most fantastic things that can be Imagined," said Capt. L, R. Ward, Interlaken, N.j., who led the party. "It- took all day and we got to the little farm at 10:30 at night. We were met by the best dressed Japanese in that .part of the counry. He wore a pin stripe suit, two tone shoes, a snap- py tie and a fine white shirt. He said he ' was a caretaker, but he .simply was guarding that stuff for those admirals." Lt.-Col. Emnianual Franklin, Kockville Center; N.Y. finance ofti- ter at MacArthur's headquarters, said: "We are finding fortunes in caves all the way from 100 to liOO miles from Tokyo. "I believe Japanese army and navy officials got this gold in China and elsewhere and did not tell the proper government agen- cies about it." 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Think of tomorrow , , . and you'll agree the thing to do is not to cash Victory liotuls but to go and buy morel â- A TEIE lilOUSf: OF SEAGRAM * â- f <m