JUBILATION IN AMIENS
SUBSTANTIAL REWARD FROM GOLD INSURERS Press Association—By Tslegrftpb—Copyright PARIS, February 2. Everyone, was jubilant to-day in the village of Amiens, where the gold from the.Hilnian eroplime was found. News has been received that a reward of £2,000 will be paid by the insurers. The biggest share goes to the thirty-year-old wife of n thatcher and chairmaker, who first deosried a portion of the wooden case in the field.
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Evening Star, Issue 21945, 4 February 1935, Page 11
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