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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1935. PAGE FIVE FRENCH SHIPS SET NEW MARK Normandie Spans Atlantic in Record Breaking Time; Reaches U. S. Monday. New York, June 4 (AP-- The Normandie, after stopping at quarantine for the customary port examination of a foreign ship, weighed anchor at 12-38 p.

m. S. T. Monday and proceeded toward her pier at the foot of West 48th street, the Hudson river. The ship berthed about 1:45 p.

m. The mammoth liner wrested at least two trans-Atlantic speed records on her maiden voyage. The French line flagship covered the distance of 2,971 miles from Bishop's Bock to Ambrose Lightship at an average speed of 29.98 knots. The elapsed time was 99 hours, 5 minutes. It was announced that the Normandie had broken all speed records, covering the 3,192 miles from Southampton to Ambrose at a speed of 29.68 knots--a total time from Southampton of 107 hours, 33 minutes.

The average Sunday and Monday speed was 31 55 knots, the highest ever achieved by a trans-Atlan- tic liner. JOHN GILBERT'S FOURTH MARITAL VEN'TURE ENDS Los Angeles, June 4 (AP) -John Gilbert, film actor, for the fourth time is free of marital ties. Virginia Bruce, screen actress, court records showed, has just obtained her final decree of divorce. She charged cruelty. Gilbert and Miss Bruce were married August 10, 1932.

In 1929 Gilbert and Ina Claire, stage and screen actress, eloped by airplane to Las Vegas, and were married. A rift came after a little more than a year, however, ami they were divorced in 1931. His second wife wai Leatt ice- Joy, early film star. They were married in. 1923 and were divorced two years later.

She has since married again. His first wife was Olivia Burwell, a non-professional. They were married in 1922 and divorced the same year. WHERE 39 WERE SAVED FROM FLOOD ONE KILLED, DOZENS HURT IN GASOLINE TKUCK BLAST Paris, June 4 (AP) --One person, wan killed and dozens were taken to hospitals suffering from burns early Sunday when a gasoline truck exploded on a quay beside the Seine Flames shot to a height of seven stories, endangering ancient houses In the St. Michel quarter.

A man sleeping in a third-floor apartment was burned to death by flames which entered the open window Special Chick Sale June 5th 1 P. M. Latimore Valley Fair Grounds Between York Springs and Dill.sbiirL,' 5,000 BABY CHICKS All Breeds BIG AUCTION SALE Thursday evening, 6, and Saturday evening-, June 8. Dry goods, green groceries, fresh meats, hardware and a full line of other goods. Bijj Free Show a a Eve.

Terms by Bruce Wagner Steep Roof Inn Paul Cri.stofaro, Prop. York Springs, Pa. Strohs Beer DANCING Wed. Sat. Bob McCurdy And His Orchestra No Cover Charge All Round Dancing Auction Every Thurs.

Eve. As this photo was made from the air at McCook, 39 persons were being helped to safety from the marooned building shown above. The structure, which housed a power plant, was virtually destroyed. At McCook and In other sections of the west floods and winds caused deaths estimated at 250 and damage of $17,000,000. (Associated Press Photo) MINISTER WHO ASSUMED I CRIME ROLE IS PAROLED San Quentm, June 4 (AP) -Herbert Wilson, who 17 years ago left the ministry and turned Lo cnme, walked out of San Quentm prison Monday on parole to Canada.

He will go, he said, to London, Ontario, scene of his eaily pastorate days nearly 30 years ago Wilson was arrested in Los Angeles in 1921, accused of heading a gang that looted the mails of more than $1,000,000. While in jail two years later, he made a desperate for freedom and fatally wounded his companion, Herbert Cox, in the attempted escape. NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE BY AUSTRIAN OFFICIALS Vienna, June 4 (AP) --Numerous arrests were made Monday in a campaign to suppress anti-government newspapers, despite a police announcement that the job had been done several days ago The secretly published 111 Korr (aBbieviations for illegal correspondent) made its regular appearance with a comment that reports of its suppression apparently were premature. Police than took into custody Hanz Haitmeyer, president of the Geiman Journalist association and Vienna correspondent for a Berlin news service. POLICE SEIZE RANSOM AUTO Rodney Titcomb A i Abandoned Machine Is His; Seek New Bandit Gang.

Tacoma, June 4 motor car found abandoned in Seattle was disclosed Monday night to be a vital clue in the government's efforts to trap little George Weyerhaeuser's kidnappers, now indicated as. being members of a northwest criminal ring. The car, a tan sedan owned by F. Rodman Titcomb. uncle of the ransomed 9-year-old timber fortune heir, presumably was used to convey $200.000 to the abductors a few hours before they released their victim.

"Yes, that is my car," Titcomb said, breaking a silence he has maintained since George was returned home last Saturday. New Gang- Blamed At the same time it appeared that suspicion toward the notorious gang of Alvm Karpis, co-engineer of the $200,000 Edward G. Brerner kidnapping-, was on the wane and that a band of northwestern outlaws were being sought. Department of justice agents holding Volney Davis, Karpus lieutenant, St. Paul on a Bremer kidnapping case charge, said they had learned he was not in Tacoma during the week, of the Weyerhaeuser abduction.

At the same time the federal men distributed lists containing the numbers of the bank notes given by the points were asiked to watch lor appeal ance of the bills. Named Titaonib The boy himwill rmmnd Titcomb ai the pay-off man, and there weie reports that the abductors the car and forced the uncl- to walk for several miles after making the payment The sedan was found in Seattle a few hours alter George turned up safely Department of justice agents seized the machine ai once It became known they had guardedly and presumably had gone over it for finger prints and other potential evidence. New information concerning how contact was arranged wiih Mr and Mrs P. Weyerhaeasei, parents of the boy, came from close family sources said but one ransom note was received. Telephone conversations, to which justice agents in the house could have listened, were understood to have been the other means of communication DANCER'S LIFE NOT SO EASY Many Chorus Girls Forced to a Families.

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CHAPTER OPPOSES INVITATION TO LONG Watertown, June 4 (AP -The Jefferson county agricultural society's mviiauon to Huey Long to speak at the county fair has aroused opposition of Daughters of the American Revolution in By resolution the A condemned Long's speeches as "distmct- 1 of the type which tend to stir up class hatred and may have their influence in bringing about an attempt to overthrow our present form of government, substituting a form (whuchc to our mind would be distinctly un-Ameiican." Senator Long has not replied to (he invitation. Hollywood--Gold-diggers of the chorus may have become a movie i the backbone an nual extravaganza, but in real life 1 the term gold-dogger" is anathema Chorus girls may use it Jokingly, but it's usually a case of "Smile i when you say that, stranger!" I Frances Grant, youthful, pretty, once of Ziegfeld's Follies and recently ingenue It-ad in Will Rogers' Doubting Thomas," willingly goes to bat on the question. "Nowadays chorus girls are work- girls," she declares "I'm serious. It annoys me to have people lift their eyebrows when show girls are mentioned I ve seen too many nice girls go hungry rather than listen to the honeyed words of some Broadway Casanova. "Of course I don't know how it was before the depression, because I was in high school then, but now many girls working in the choruses come from the nicest families, and I have gone into show business only because financial difficulties at home have forced them to cam their own living.

Many of them even hold down two Jobs at once, in order to take care of jobless relatives One friend of mine supported a family of seven She danced in and at the same time had a job in the dinner and supper revues at the Hollywood restaurant on Broadway Only a girl with real character would undertake such a task. 1 And don't think it isn't a difficult row to hoe. Broadway chorus girls don't get paid during rehearsals, you know, and often some of the girls have little or nothing to eat, just when they are dancing all day and need good food most. If a girl comes through an ordeal of that sort she must be all right Frances Grant is new to Hollywood, having come with the new year. She was born Roxbury, lives in Summerville, same state.

She started dancing for a living after high school there, played ingenue roles stock, then danced her way to Broadway opportunity A. Karas, Prop. N. Stratton St We Rep 2-Volt Alr-CeU Radios of Bannister's suit aimed lit full custody ol Jane, who lives in her mother's mountainside home close- 'y guarded by private detectives against possible kidnapping. ANN HARDIXG HAS SETBACK I-N LITIGATION OVER CHILD Los Angeles.

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