The American Chamber of Commerce Journal

Title: The American Chamber of Commerce Journal
Issue Date: Volume XVI (Issue No. 3) March 1936
Year: 1936
Language: English
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Abstract: The American Chamber of Commerce Journal is a highly functional publication, every part of which is specifically designed to assist the businessman and, more generally, to promote the economic interests of the Philippines.

Media: The American Chamber of Commerce Journal; The Philippines’ stimulating business atmosphere; Philippine National Bank’s 1935 high record; A Sensible view of American-Philippine trade; The Possible outcome of Japan’s political tragedy; Guam is a Pacific problem; Mexico a great potential market; Hargis and Godbe: report on Mindanao Mother Lode; What happened at Gold Creek?; Improvements in mine equipment; The Mining industry organizes; The Future for chromite; Comparing notes; A Cat can look at a king or, a woman can look at a gold mine; Marsman and company open San Mauricio’s gold mill; Camote Bill [poem]; Men of the mines; Hoover and coconut oil; Copra and its products; Shipping review; Lumber review; February sugar review; The Rice industry; Consuls in Manila: IV – Miguel Espinos y Bosch; Benton of the “Texas crap shooters” ends career here