Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1930 — Page 18

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BLONDE WIDOW FACES JURY ON I MURDER TRIAL Genevieve O’Brien Confesses Love for Man Who Killed Husband. Mu United Pres* CHICAGO, Jan. 23. —The woman Whose loves and hates spelled death for her husband and life imprisonment for her sweetheart, lived the supreme moments of her twentythree years of life today. Mrs. Genevieve O'Brien, blonde expectant mother, faces a jury today to testify that she is innocent of charges that she helped to murder her husband William, so she and Samuel Howard Dorr could carry on their clandestine romance with O'Brien's insurance money. The jury ranged in front of her Was sworn to ignore her sex and condition when they Anally retire to deliberate her late. Ringing in Mrs. O’Brien's ears was her confession. made sixteen hours after O’Brien was shot to death as he shaved, in which she said: “Yes, I love How'ard Dorr. Since last August I have known I love Jiim. I still love him.” The statement was admitted into evidence Wednesday after a long legal battle. It also was part of the evidence on which Dorr was convicted of the murder and sentenced to life Imprisonment. Mrs. O'Brien admitted in the confession that Dorr had spent the Wight with her and then lay in wait with a pistol for O’Brien to come home from work. She contended she did not see Dorr Are the shores that killed her husband. FIND AIR TRAGEDY CLEW Beacon Fa'lure Believed to Blame for Maury Graham Disaster. Mv United Pres* LAS VEGAS, Nev.. Jan. 23.—Failure of a beacon on the Leeds, Utah, landing field caused Maury Graham, missing western air express pilot, to lose his way in a blizzard, it was believed today. An attendant at the field is said to have reported that his beacon failed on the night, nearly two weeks ago, that Graham got off his course, presumably to go down in the' mountainous region between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. 18 Die in Shipwrecks Mil United Press TAMPICO, Mexico, Jan. 23. Eighteen men died in two shipwrecks here Tuesday. Two fishing vessels sank in the entrance to this gort during a high wind. TRUSSES Abdominal Supporters Elastic Hosiery Artificial Legs Complete Line Sick Room Supplies

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Leg Stretch Reduces and Builds Muscles

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BY JAC AUER Written for NEA Service ONE of the best exercises to reduce the legs and waistline and to strengthen the abdomen muscles at the same time is the vertical legstretch. This exercise is good because it tones up the muscles as reducing goes on and eliminates the possibilities of flabby flesh, which has no place in the 1930 contour. Reducing methods that do not strengthen and tone up the body are a mistake. For, after the pounds come off, the loose flesh is apt to hang in unattractive rolls. The vertical leg-stretch is admirable for this. It is done as follows: 1. Get down on the floor on your.

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hands and knees, with your body horizontal above the floor. 2. Keeping both your hands in place and your head well up, raise your left leg high in the air and backward. Stretch it up as far as you possibly can. Hold a second and stretch it again. 3. Then return to knee stand and change legs. Raise the right leg high in the air and backward and stretch it. To get the proper stretch through the waistline and the leg. keep your head well up. Do this exercise five times on each leg. It is necessary to keep, the head well up and really stretch the leg to its utmost to get the best results. But when well done, this exercise is an excellent aid to suppleness as well as a weight reducer.

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OIL MAN DRAWN INTO ROW OVER CUSTOMS CHIEF Anti-Saloon League Heads Hurl Charges at Herbert Pratt. Bv United Press NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Herbert L. Pratt, chairman of the board of the Standard Oil Company of New York, stood accused today by G. Rowland Munroe, counsel for the AntiSaloon League of New Jersey, of having paid $14,400 to have $25,000 worth of champagne smuggled into the country last spring. Munroe, who forwarded this, among other allegations, to President Hoover in the New Jersey AntiSaloon League’s fight to prevent the re-appointment of Colonel Arthur F. Foran, New Jersey Republican to the post of controller of customs here, also charged that Pratt admitted his guilt and surrendered the liquor. Neither Philip Elting, collector of customs of the port of New York, nor any of his colleagues, imposed a fine of $16,000 or other penalty on Pratt for his alleged law violation, Munroe alleges. Asa result, the Anti-Saloon League of New Jersey demands the

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