Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1931 — Page 16

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SPICY TALES OF DADDY'S LOVES TOLD TO COURT Browning’s Petting Parties With Blond Sisters Are Described. By United Press NEW YORK, Dec. 17. New glimpses of Edward W. (Daddy) Browning's petting parties with two blond sisters in a hired limousine were promised today in testimony through which Frances (Peaches) Browning hopes to win a divorce. It was indicated the trial will last several days as counsel for both sides said Daddy and Peaches would testify. The sisters, Evelyn* and Marion Jenis, will be called by Browning, attorneys said. Browning was uneasy after a day of adverse testimony. His chauffeur, John Guishaw, thumbed a little red note book and told of Daddy’s long rides through Westchester county with the Jenis sisters, with one of the blondes sitting on Browning’s lap. The two girls, both in their early twenties, appear to be twins. With the aid of the note book, the chauffeur picked out specific nights when he drove the three on "petting parties.” Quishaw said he heard such expressions as “Oh,”

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“Ah,” “Don’t do that,” coming from the rear seat. Then there would be feminine squeals of laughter, he testified. Guishaw said he remembered one night distinctly hearing one of the sisters shout: “Let go my leg.” On another occasion, he testified, he heard a noise in the back of the car and one of the girls cried: “Oh gee, don’t.” In the windshield mirrow Guishaw said he could see one of the girls sitting on Browning’s lap. Harry Connor, private detective engaged by Peaches, testified he passed Daddy’s car four times and that on two instances he saw one of the girls standing in front of Browning. The other was sitting in a corner of the car. The clothing of the girl standing was disarranged, Connor testified, and Browning had his overcoat off. Connor was cross-questioned by Browning’s counsel. “The worst you could say is that Browning was in a compromising position?” “Yes.” An inventor in Italy has designed an airplane supported by a single disk-shaped wing that is rotated to serve as a propeller and is filled with gas to increase its lifting powei^

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at the scene of her theft, took a radio valued at $75 from the home of George Michaels, 3932 North Illinois street. Christmas packages containing clothing worth $37 were taken from the apartment of Mrs. Joe Frank, at the Spink-Arms. The thief gained entrance from an adjoining roof. Personal possessions of unestimated value were removed from the home of Abbie Vinstein, 2910 Ruckle street, by a thief who jimmied a window. A forty-pound turkey and a pet rabbit were stolen from a building in the rear of the home of Pete Stevens, 931 North Warman avenue

police were told. Stevens estimated the loss at sl3. Thieves forced doors in two stores at 941 East Thirtieth street and 1301 Bellefontaine street, carting away foods and cigarets of unestimated value, owners reported. Mrs. Martha Reese. 1323 West Thirty-third street, reported a gold watch was stolen by a prowler who ransacked her home. Large Boston Bank Closes. By United Press BOSTON, Dec. 17.—The Boston Continental National bank, with deposits approximately $7,000,000, failed to open for business today.

DENIES CHARGES OF CHEAP MILK Dairy Men’s Group Head Cites Gallon Price Figures. Denial of charges by insurgent dairymen that they receive too little for their milk, was made by Carl E. Hedges, manager of the new Central Indiana Dairymen’s Association, Wednesday night at a meeting

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