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The whole tribe trooped to Buenos Aires soon after the Spanish Civil War began. Since then Carmen Amaya has toured all Latin America, made movies and pots of money. Like most gypsies, she lets the money slip, but she has invested a lot in diamonds and furs. Easygoing, she wears...
Cinemactors Cregar and Muni are inspired Frenchmen who finally overcome all difficulties (except the script) in their effort to barter furs. Typical Muni walk: "through dense woods, along fast-flowing streams, across the myriad lakes of Canada, pushing farther north than any white man had ever gone before." Typical Muni...
But by last week traffic was reported going strong both ways: airplanes and their parts, refined oil and its derivatives, machinery, ammunition, medical supplies into China; furs, skins, animal fats, crude oil and other products out. This meant that supply vessels unloading at Vladivostok could clear port with pay loads...
It is also a strategic economic asset. Since the U. S. bought it, the territory has exported about $2,000,000,000 in fish, furs, gold, etc. and its 70,000 inhabitants (half white, half Indian) have no more than scratched its natural resources.
A mutation of silver fox, platina fox furs come as low as $300, as high as $12,000. Since the quota on platina foxes has already been filled, due to unloading by Norwegian furriers before the war, the fur Ripley's four Norwegians brought with them is being held...