TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1042Crowded Court Hears Young Girl Fell of Movie Star s ‘Attack’.HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 3 lt;U.P— Frrol Flynn made love in front of a movie camera to Ann Sheridan today, but tomorrow he must go back to court to hear again of the alleged intimate relations he had wi(h two 17-year-old cinema-struck beauties.Flynn’s lap from the arm of his lt;hair after a dinner party last September 27. She said she sipped a green colored cocktail which seemed to contain w hisky. In any event, she said, it made her ill.The one clay respite from testimony by the ’teen aged girls at his preliminary hearing on statutory ■f»pe charges was to give all participants except the accusers, an opportunity to vote They are too young. Flynn’s studio used the recess to make up for lost time on the shooting of his latest picture in which he co-star? with the red-haired Miss Sheridan.Yesterday Flynn heard blonde Betty Hansen tell the court that he removed all her clothes except her shoes in a Bel Air boudoir. Tomorrow. Peggy Sattprice, a raven haired youngster who wears pig tails tied with blue ribbons, is slated . to tell of being intimate with Flynn.once on the wav to C?Island on theboard his yacht and again ■burn trip.Most of the testimony yesterday had to be expurgated because it was not printable. The session ended with Flynn's lawyer. Jerry Oeisler. getting into the record his client’s initial reaction to Miss Hansen’s story:“It is all a horrible lie,” Flynn said, according to his lawyer, one of the best criminal attorneys in the W :t.Flynn took her upstairs, she continued, and 'undressed her, except her shoes. She insisted, during cross examination, that she thought she was about to take a nap.“But when you found you were not going to sleep, didn't you try to push him away?” Grisler asked.Miss Hansen said she hadn't. Neither had she kicked him, she said, nor had she scratched him. After some rf minutes in the bedroom of the mansion of Fred Mr-Rvoy. the dinner party host, she said she and Flynn went into the bath.Miss Lynne Boyer, another dinner guest who identified herself as a singer, took up the story from there She said she went upstairs to telephone. knocked on a locked door, and asked if she could go in.Flynn replied through the closed door, thus, she testified:“Come In if you want to,I—we are taking a bath.”“Th*n,” said Miss Boyer, heard a giggle.”Masculine or feminine?” nianded Gcislar.“Feminine.”was nearly midnight. Miss Hansen told her story, while Flynn sweated.“I remember It. was a very hot night,” Grisler interjected, “and Officer Bolling, what did Mr. Flynn say when he went out of that room into the corridor?”“He denied his guilt,” Bolling testified, “but I don’t remember his exact words.”“Didn’t he say, “it’s a horrible lie'?*’Bojiing couldn't remember, court adjourned, and Flynn returned to pocket the pencil w ith which he had doodled furiously all day on a pile of yellow scratch paper.He cracked jokes about himself with newspapermen and when a girl photographer came to take his picture, he said:“Slav away from until vou’re 45.”me, at leastbut“IFlvnn reiterated his plea that lus fans withhold judgment until alter his trial, at which, should he be found guilty, his sentence could reach a maximum of 50 years in prison.,..—V —He-'Round Town--Lie or not, her tale made brcath-takig listening to the court room crowded mostly with young women. She told Judge Byron J. Walter how she slid into“Well, how could you tell it was Flynn talking through the door?”| 4 By his accent ”Poitce Lieutenant R. W. Bolling, iattached to the juvenile detail, told of going to Flynn’s hilltop mansion to serve him with a warrant. Bolling said he took with him Ar-mand Knapp, Warner Brothers studio clerk, who had introduced Miss Hansen to Flynn.I “Mr. Flynn was very cordial,” testified officer Bolling. “He offer-led us whiskey. We said 4no thanks.’It was easy after l was told it’s. He offrrpd us coffpp We said n0 often due to lack of bulk^CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9)J D. Green, oneHere’s How I Licked Wartime Constipation!“Seems like I was always ‘dosing’ up on account of constipation. That sort of stuff gets a fellow down.“Then a friend po i nted ou t th a 11 h ese war days were upsetting our w'hole way of living. Particularly in tow we eat. Said I ought to take care my meals were properly balanced— find make sure I got plenty of ‘bulk/thanks.” So he ordered some coffee for himself. He was drinking it, when he asked what the charges were. I told him and he choked on his coffee.He said he didn’t remember Miss Hansen. Knapp said, ‘yes, the little blonde.’‘“Oh, Y eah,* I lynn replied, ‘that little washed-out blonde.’ ”That same night Policeman Bolling said he took Flynn to juvenileMass,, one tire .tire.Obsolete Tires: John H. Homines, two . . . Philip W. Holzkamper, four . T. E. Muncy, four.Passenger Tires and Tubes: Yellow Cab and Baggage Company, one tire, one tube American National Red Cross, one tire, one tube . . . John H. Romines, two tubes John J. Ollien. Lenox. Mass , one tube . . Philip Holzkamper,two tubes . . Oscar wise, one tube.Truck Tires And Tubes: Stanley-He rrington Produce, four tires, four tubes . . 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