Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1933, Page 6

" A6 xx POLICE ABSOLVED IN FATAL SHOOTING! icaded himseif in a residence here snd T had withstood efforts to capture him | Paralysis Victims. Believed Lives Endangered by Colored Man, Rules Coroner’s Jury. Because they believed they were de- fending their own lives, Policemen J. F. Ryan and R. W. Mower were exoner- | ated by a corone: jury today in the fatal shooting Fricay of Daniel Court- ney, 83, colored, of the 800 block First street. The two policemen, eye-witnesses anc others testified at the inquest that Courtney, whom th¢ volice were pur- suing in the belief he had held up a laundry branch at Fifth and H streets northeast a few minutes before the shooting, turned on the officers, and reached for his breast pocket. ' It was then that they shot, the policemen said. *Had Description. Ryan and Mower, who had been given & description of the hold-up man, were cruising in search of him when they saw Courtney near Second and H streets northeast. They told the jury they stopped and called to the man, who answered the description, and he at once began to run. They said they fol- lowed on foot, continuing to call him to | halt, until he made the move toward his pocket. At Casualty Hospital, where Courtney was taken after he had been shot, he told police he ran from them because he had a numbers game book in his pocket. It was this he was reaching for, he said, when the officers shot him. He died Saturday. Fails to Identify Him. THE Quarrel With Sister. ZANESVILLE, Ohio, April 10 (#)— Police used tear gas bombs yesterday to capture a wounded man who had barri- | for Thousands for more than an hour. Two other men | were wounded before the capture was made. By the Associated Press. Police said the barricaded man. NEW YORK, April barricaded himself in the home and Hospital Pund of New wounded Detective Milt Stotts, 41, be-| The rays, by a new home by tear ga fore the can detect Mrs. Ruby Bradley, manager of the lJaundry branch, was unable to identify Courtney as the man who robbed her of $10. Courtney died, according to an au- topsy, from & bullet wound in his abdomen. TWO ARMY PLANES LEAVE FOR GOAST Group of Nine Scheduled to Take Part in Combat Maneuvers This Month. ‘Two Army Air Corps planes from the Capital Detachment, Bolling Field, the first of a group of nine scheduled to go to the West Coast, left Washing- ton today for March Field, Riverside, Calif,, and San Antonio, Tex., in prepa- ration for combat maneuvers whiclhr it is |* understood are being planned for the latter part of this month and next month. The planes were flown by Maj. Jacob H. Rudolph and Capt. ur B. Mc- Daniel of the office of the chief of Air Corps. Maj. Ralph Royce of the office of the chief of staff will leave from Bolling Field for the West Coast tomorrow. 8Six other planes are to leave April 30. The officers flying from ‘Washintgon have been assigned to the work of preparing for the organization of the field units, At the same time the organization of ground and air units for important anti-aircraft defense exercm at Fort Knox, Ky., during the last half of this month, are being completed, Maj. John H. Pirie of the office of the chief of the Air Corps announced. The exercises, which will involve 113 combat planes, 3- anti-aircraft bat- teries, a signal company, troops of the 5th Corps Area and Reserve observa- tion planes and pilots, are to begin Saturday. They will test the ability of an “intelligence net” of ground sta- tions to aid in beating off a hostile air attack and may go a long way to- ward developing the Nation's future policies of air defense. il et 13 = New Zealand Appointment. WELLINGTON, New Zealand, April 10 (#).—John Bitchener was appointed minister of public works today, suc- ceeding J. G. Coates, who became finance minister last January, when Downie Stewart resigned that post. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. NOTHING DOWN Pay $6 Monthly ' X Easter SUITS ‘18 NOTHING DOWN $6 IN MAY $6 IN JUNE $6 IN JULY These are all-wool suits, made to wear and hold their shapeliness. Well tai- lored. Rich Spring shades, of grey, tan, brown, blue and fancies. All sizes and models. Dome Oil Co., Manhattan G 6927 Blair Road. 1706 7th St. EVENING STAR, WASIHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1933. 'w devices to curb lateral curvature e | Barricades Self in Home After ON SP|NE CURVATUREM;r::;z;:‘;szowt i nary X-ray of the spine falls to show its beginning. But by taking two X-rays. Offers Hope of Straighter Bodies|one with the child bending to the left | and the other to the right, a loss of | of Child | Rexibility on one side can be seen. This is the first curvature symptom. Several differences in the effects of this epidemic contrasting with previous ones were noted. One was a “surpris- | ingly high incidence” of lateral curva- 10—An X-ray | ture of the spine. Harry Hazen, 25, eng2ged in a quarrel | discovery of curvature of the spine | “A trial is now being made.” the an- with his sister, Mrs. Betty Hay, at the offering hope of straighter bodies for | nouncement states, { treating these home of Ed Greenway, 49. and shot | thousands of child infantile paralysis | patients, as soon as accurate informa- Greenway when the latter attempted to | sufferers, was announced last night by | tion is had of the presence of a curve, intervene. When cfficers arrived Hazen |the information bureau of the United by applying a plaster jacket with the York. | spine bent over in the opposite direction. technique, show | This overcorrects the curve and rests fore he was shot and driven out of the the time of onset of curvature, even be- | the weakened muscles. 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