TRAIN ROBBERY
CONSIGNMENT OF GOLD DISAPPEARS Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SINGAPORE, November 3Q. The Bangkok-Penang express, on which several robberies of, bank notes have occurred during recent months, was the scene of another mysterious robbery last night, when a consignment of gold bullion worth £26,000 disappeared. The bullion was intended for shipment from Penang for Europe.
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Evening Star, Issue 21583, 1 December 1933, Page 9
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55TRAIN ROBBERY Evening Star, Issue 21583, 1 December 1933, Page 9
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