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IKIDNAPPERS WOUNDED IN

DRAMATIC BID TO ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ IN FOG

San Francisco, To-day. Profitting from one of the worst fogs in San Fran-

cisco Bay for many years, five convicts from Alcatraz Prison yesterday attempted to escape and swim to the mainland.

The alarm was raised immediately and the guards

opened fire.

Arthur Barker, who was serving a life sentence for kidnapping, was critically wounded in the head and another kidnapper Dale Stamphill, was wounded in the legs.

The other three men were cap- tured, although two had already started to swim to the mainland.

Barker was, a member of the notorious Barker-Karpis gang, and was sentenced, in connection with the kidnapping of Edward Bremer, wealthy St. Paul banker, in 1934.

Al Capone was an inmate of Alcatraz until January 7 when he was transferred to the Federal Institution at San Pedro.-Reuter.

PASTEURISATION ORDER POSTPONED

Postponement of the order re- quiring pasteurisation of all the Colony's milk supplies is announced in to-day's H.K. Government Gazette.

COL. JACOB The notification, authorised by

RUPPERT PASSES

the Governor-in-Council states that "being satisfied that, owing to special conditions, it is undesirable to enforce, before the 1st of April, 1939, the amendments in the by- laws, the Governor in Council hereby orders that, notwithstand- ing anything to the contrary theres Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner in contained, the said amendments of the New York Yankees, win-shall not be enforced until the 1st ners of the World Series, died yesterday after a long illness.

New York, To-day.

It was Col. Ruppert who paid $125,000 for Babe Ruth, whom he bought from the Boston Braves as a pitcher and made him into a $80,000 a year batsman.

Col. Ruppert's baseball properties are estimated at over $15,000,000, and his total estate between $70,000,- 000 and $100,000,000, making him one of the richest men in the United States.

day of April, 1939."

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS

The following official appoint- ments are announced:

Mr. A. M. J. Wright to be an Ar- chitect, P.W.D.

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Mr. P. V. Reveley to be Assistant. Wireless Engineer, G.P.0.

Babe Ruth, who has been ill the same time as his protector, now better and has left hospital.- Reuter.

NEW CLASH IN PALESTINE

Jerusalem, To-day.

A new clash between British troops and Arab insurgents dur-

Mr. W. R. Hillyer to be Deputy Shipping Master.

Capt. F. Såle to be a Member of. the Board of Education.

Dr. J. B. Mackie to be Malario- logist. '

Miss A. M. Harrington to be a Nursing Sister.

Mr. H. A. Mills to act as Post- master General.

ing which two Arabs were killed MME. SUN'S TOUR

and several others taken prison- ers occurred in the region of Tul; Madame Sun Yat-sen, accompan. karen yesterday evening. A led by Madame. Wu-Chao-shu, has A force of Arab' insurgents which just returned from a tour of refu- concentrated near the village of gee areas in Chungshan district. Saffurin was attacked by the air She conferred with General Chang force and later by British Infantry Wal-cheung, magistrate of Chung- units. The losses of the British Ishan, and other officials on the re- troops in this action have not been lief problem. revealed.

She also visited Teliheng, the During the search of some vil-native village of Dr. Sun lages in the vicinity of Jaffa · by British troops, several Arabs were

wounded and taken prisoner,

The search, which was described ed the villages of Samakh, as "a mopping up operation" in buriya and · Mugėibila, the official British message compris- Ocean,

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