Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 21

BG GERMANLIVER OFF FOR NEW YORK Bremen to Try for Speed Rec- ord in Maiden Voyage Across Atlantic. By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, July 16—German shipping | makes its renewed bid for world-wide | patronage this afternoon with departure at 5 pm. (11 am. Eastern Standard ‘Time), of the glant luxurious new liner, the Bremen, for New York. Leaving Bremerhaven, the ship will call at the channel ports of Southamp- ton and Cherbourg, and probably will ‘attempt to make & new Westward cross- ing speed record to America. A six-day crossing from Bremerhaven is expected. One of the ship's chief construction engineers said: “Despite repeated press statements that the Bremen is not out to capture the blue ribbon of the ocean, there is no doubt she will try to establish a new speed record on her maiden trip. “'Speed tests made before the Bremen passed into the pogsession of the North German Lloyd Co. make me confident she will prove the fastest liner on the Atlantic.” The previous Westward crossing rec- ord was made by the Mauretania in| July, 1928, being 5 days 3 hours 17 minutes. The Mauretania, in August, | 1924, made an Eastward crossing of 5 | days 1 hour and 49 minutes, Departure of the Bremen today has been hailed as one of the produest mo- ments in Germany’s post-war life, the begiming of the rehabilitation of her shipping, which suffered nearly s fatal blow with loss of the Vaterland (Levia- than), and the Imperator (Berengaria), and other vessels at the end of the war. ‘The Bremen is a 46,000-ton vessel. ‘The Europa, its sister ship, has just been re-launched from dry dock after the dis- astrous fire aboard her last March, A Hamburg dispatch said as it slid off the dock Suntlay there was an unexplained explosion at the rear of the berth which damaged the dock, and might have damaged the ship. MOTORIST FALLS ASLEEP. Geonpsl ForiMAwREs 10 Hospital After Colliding With Pole, George Ford, 21 years old, of 1760 RBuclid street, fe!l asieep &t the wheel |‘ AFTER ATLANTIC SPEED RECORD I The Bremen, new German Atlantic liner, which saiied from Bremerhaven today to try for speed record on her maiden voyage to New York, and Capt. Leopold Ziegenbein, commander. POLICE CHIEF ARRESTED. Jonesboro, Ark., Official Charged ‘With Violating Dry Law. JONESBORO, Ark,, July 16 (#).—Act- ing on information supplied by an under- cover agent, Federal authorities yester- day arrested Chtef of Police J. H. Tur- ner of Hoxie, Ark., and 16 cther persons ’unt? charged them with liquor lew vio- ations, Turner pleaded not guilty at a hear- | beer. ing and was released on bond of $750 to await action by the Federal grand jury. He was charged with possessing and |Being Told *“Near” Near. Thirsty “Ladies” - |PROPOSE TEMPLE IN Vainly Ask Way to Beer From Police| “Thanks For Your Dis- courtesy,’”’ They Snort on By the Assoclated Press, | CHICAGO, July 16.—A policeman should know everything, so the ladies who were thirsty from eating fish dropped into the Hyde Park police sta- tion last night. They were smartly gowned, and arrived in an expensive motor car. “Oh, leutenant,” said the spokes- woman to Lieut. Charles Fratton, “my friends and I are thirsty from eating fish. Will you please direct us to a nice place where we can get some good, cold beer?” “This is a police station, madam,” said_the law. “Of course, it is, lieutenant,” the woman said. I see your star and pistol. That's why, we came here. We thought you would surely know of a lace.” % The lieutenant scratched his head. “I did know of a good place on Sixty- third street,” he said, and the ladles faces brightened, “but we closed it last week.” The faces fell, “But,” continued the officer, suddenly d of a bright idea, “I know sev- eral restaurants where they serve near ‘The ladles stared at him in amaze- ment. i “Thank you for your discourtesy, of his automoblie yesterday while| selling liquor. driving toward Washington on the Richmond pike about five miles South of Alexandria, Va. He awoke in Emergency Hospital. In th: mean- time his machine had struck a tele- phone pole. He was brought to Washington by a passing motorist. At the hospital he was found to be suffering from lacerations to his lip, lefl arm and left leg. After treatment he was al-| lowed to go home. CHAMBERLIN STOPS HERE. Transatlantic Flyer Making Snl‘-1 vey of New Airplane Route. Clarence Chamberlin, of transatlan- tic flight fame, who now is engaged on 2n aerial survey of a propesed airplane passenger route from New York by way of the National Capital and thz At- Jantic Coast to Miami, Fla., was a vis- itor at Hoover Field this morning, Chamberlin stopped here only long enough to refuel his four-passenger cab- in monoplane and then continued to New York. He came in from Richmond, where he spent last night after having been forced down in a South Caroiina cornfield earlier in the day to escape a sudden thunder squall. Three Drown in Mexico. | MEXICO CITY, July 16 (#).—Three | persons were drowned and three others believed drowned when the Rio De Los Remedios, converted into a torrent by rains, washed an automobile contfln-| ing six persons off a bridge at San Bar- tolo Naocalpam, near here. Starched collars made in America are being worn in heated Guatemala. 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Crowley, bank mes- senger, disregarded a command to sur- render and put up a fight which re- sulted in his capturing one of the rob- bers. The man gave the name of Law- rence McMuller, 27. In an exchange of shots between the messenger and the hold-up men James ‘Thorpe, 23-year-old Mormon mission- ary, who was standing near the scene of the robbery, was wounded slightly. A few minutes after Crowley had left the Chinese Theater, one of the largest motion picture houses in the film col- ony, the men approached him with drawn revolvers. He had collected Sun- day receipts from several theaters. Dis- regarding & command to surrender, Crowley threw the bag in a nearby au- tomobile and attempted to draw his | own gun. ‘The hold-up men fired at Crowley, = but missed. * One,of the men ed into the car and took th Crowley pursued and then leap- e bag of money* ran. captured McMullen and turned him over to the police. 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