Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1929, Page 21

ROBBERY FRANED, OFFGER TESTFES Tells Court He Took Trio to Store, Then Signaled Police, Who Began Shooting. By the Associated Press. PHOENIX, Ariz., September 20.—How five Phoenix police allegedly “framed” three men into robbing a store and then fatally shot two of them, wounding the third, here last January, was told by E. L. Guernsey, one of the former officers, in the murder trial of the other four in Superior Court yesterday. The four former officers, Ray and Stanley Shockey, W. A. Walker and M. S. Freasier, are being tried for first de- gree murder in connection with the death of Joe Bustamente, an American citizen, and Mario Garcia, a Mexican citizen. Rudolfo Velez, who was: wounded, s a Nicaraguan. | Manuel Payno, Mexican consul here, | is attending the trial. It was he who urged an investigation which resulted in the arrest of the five former officers. Guernsey turned State’s evidence. Guernsev told how he had arranged with Velez to rob the store. nished the three with liquor and a tent narcotic to “bolster their nerves,” e said, = “I took the three to the store in ni police car,” said Guernsey. “When they | had broken down the door I signaled to | the other officers, who were lying in| wait nearby. Freasier and his men came forward and commanded the trio to come out. When they received no answer they entered the building and started firing.” Velez, who preceded Guernsey on the | stand, testified similarly about the rob- | bery plotting and the slayings. Velez - | State He fur- | present he is the commander of the Burning Clothes Quenched by Leap Into Rain Barrel William Queen's leap into & rain barrel probably saved his 1life yesterday when, clothes afire, he extinguished the blaze in-this way. Queen, 20 years old, colored, and a resident of Tuxedo, Md., was cleaning an automobile mo- tor with a wire brush at the Lyons Lumber Yard, Nineteenth and Benning road northeast, when sparks, caused by the wire brush striking a spark plug, 18- nited his oil-soaked clothing. He was taken to Casualty Hospital where his condition is said to be serious. . A small fire which originated at the lumber yard was extinguished by a fire com- pany. GEN. FRANK M’COY GIVEN NEW COMMAND Army Officer Will Assume Post When Other Duties Cease to Interfere. By the Associated Press, Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy today was | assigned to command the 4th Corps Area, at Fort McPherson, Ga. Gen. McCoy, who is on the commis- sion to settle the differences between Bolivia and Paraguay, will assume his command only when his duties with the Department will permit. At Second Division at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., but has not actively assumed that post because of his duties here. Gen. McCoy also supervised elections | last year in Nicaragua and then was assigned to the Bolivia-Paraguay Com- mission. ‘The War Department also announced Brig. Gen. Andrew Moses, yho has been | on duty at the Army War College here, | was assigned to command the Second Con;t Artillery district, at Fort Totten, THE EVENING STAR, \\'ASHiNGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1929. Paris Personal Representative of Helena Rubinstein. Tomorrow, Last Opportunity J to Consult Mme. Arline— Our Doormen Will Park Your Car While You Shop.j No Charge for This Service. A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork What’s New?—Euverything! (Coats—Frocks—Hats —Foundation Garments New fashions that are right fashions—at Jelleft's! New Pull-on French Gloves +. 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Apologies to Christoplier Robin and his “bear of very little brain.” $1.95 Gold Stripe Shop, Street Floor Also in our scparate Gold Stripe Shop, Stoneleigh Court, 1013 Comnecticut Ave. braves the elements like a fur coat Newl"a”and m’,te’ —it's almost as light as a feather— it's warm and snugs[y. It's slated to be the Sport Coat fashion of the scason and fts price will fit a the Pair 3 pairs for $5.70 All Wool Worsted X Suit Suits that combine the best of fall styles, shades and materials to the point of extreme good taste. There’s a style to suit every preference at a price that classes these Dorchester Suits as real values. school allowance. For school or p[ay, trt\\'t!x'ng or motor wear— it's the season’s outstanding Sport Coat fashion for the entire family. Nutria, Beaver or Natural Squirrel colors ... Notch or standing col lars....Double or single breasted - For Misses......... 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