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Te ee aS en | ee ian wr Q a Ag aE a LOS ANscrnes DAILY NEWS — oe ey [Bugsy's girl .) defies killers! PARIS, July 18.-€m-Red haired-Virginia Hil, who at- New York Herald Tribune by tele-' one that she was at the La Re-. serve Hotel in Beaulieu, of the French Riviera. . |. “I read in the paper that two men have coma over here to shoot ime,” she said. “They can come ‘ghead—they'll find me here.” ‘Misa Hill felt differently not L Police at Nice discl ‘yesterday that ashe awallowed «@ of sleeping tablets hole tube ago, and was saved o: hen aervanta found her in a se- ieee condition and rushed her to private clinic. Although the potice and hospital, records listed the suicide attempt, & special nurse who answered the telephone when a call was placed for Miss Hill today denied it. “She did not try to commit suf- cide,” the nurse said. “She is merely sick from all those things newspapers arg saying. You can underatand that, I was called in by the doctor to take care of her. ; we. 12 ctanaentine maw and rannot he / poeue i BLOC PN DOW gilts west. we ‘ disturbed.” 7 7 i Tt wag the second time that the ‘shapely glamour girl had taken an overdose of sleeping tablets. Th ther time came immedistely afteff, e and Siegel guarreled fm egas, Nev. where the. formeg: ew York underworld characte | t a multi-million dollar casing, , DATED 7/ié/}7 _ Miss Fill who usually seemed have «# ly af ree, inter left for France and was soon afterwards that Siegel n June 9—wade shot to death in her home in Beverly. Hilla, Calif. murder tnaalved, Beverly His Chiet ©. 8. Anderson, however, re that ; ‘gangland assassins ett for Francs early this month to kill Virginia. { ‘Bhe had been dating a wealthy | Frenchman and making al of the ; Right clubs, put when ashe heard: that someone had put the finger | on her, she quietly checked out of | her Paris hotel and fled. — “Miss Hill had professed to be Yoo Many Bleeping tablets, she 1 mer Monte Cario hotel. A awitchd | board operator at the hotel La Ree serve in nearby Beanlieu said she checked in there under an as- momed name, wr, n her telephonic tnterview te- YY, Miss Hill gaid:. -. “I am not hiding. F am sick. Ali on account of the awful things people gay. Iam down here just trying to get well” : _. She again complained of news . Stories about Siegel. : , “He was one of the finest men ‘I ever met, and he. had the great- est respect for me,” ahe said, Referring to Siegel's death er house, she } said: “Wh ouldn't he have a key? What’ ng with that? 1t was a bi Ouse,” . ! cerns 2 ee =P wean br A TOF ” Ag ep - ; 1. 4 rit te} wee tnc= 7 “ hx 7 (>