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GIRLS’ CONFESSIONS. TOKYO, Nov. 17
The police announce that confessions have been secured from the Korean girls arrested in connection with the Tokvo celebrations of the Soviet anniversary, showing the existence of a widespread Korean plot to spread sedition in Japanese University student circles. Radicals make the counter-charge that the police tortured the prisoners arrested during the celebration, subjectin'* the’ girls to various outrages, the latter signing a prepared confession in order to escape from further torture.
BRITISH HEAVY LOSERS. PARIS, Nov. 17. The Casino at Le Toquet declared a profit for the past season of £400.000. compared with £350.000 made hy that at Deauville. Profits from gambling in French casinos are £400',000 higher this vear than last. It is estimated that about- 80 per cent, of this amount was contributed by Britishers,
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1927, Page 3
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