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The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24
TEACHER ATTENDS MA
ks~~N ~~~on&s~~.

TEACHER ATTENDS ma
tional meeting;
Mrs. Leola G. Williams,
chairman of the Language
Arts Department of Broad
Street High School. will repre-
sent Board Street at the SIND
annual convention of the Ma
tional Convention of the Ma
tional Council of Teachers of
English. The convention will
meet at the Americana Hotel
I'm Miami Beach. Florida. No
vember 22-24. Mrs. williams
win participate in the pro-
ceedings of the committee on
English programs for high
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

Time fes Christmas just around the and with If
comes all the fun excitement and traditional to which
custom throughout the Western World although country
has different of presenting it. Shown here tvpica
English fruit cake will enjoy making Try to make it or
weeks in advance to give chance mellow rich cake
full of fruits and nuts topped with paste and snowy
white icing Christmas family time England everyone
helps to the cake Christmas amidst the chaos of
last minute present wrapping and filling of traditional
Christmas stockings.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

ENGLISH CHRISTMAS CAKE
/ 7i2 package eggs
Dromedary chopped dates u teaspoon baking soda
/ 1pound jar whole cup molasses
cherries chopped 1h cups sfted
l 8-ounce jar al-purpose flour
cuDeo pineapple l teaspoon cinnamon
l-pouno jar fruits 3 teaspoon
ana peeS R teaspoon nutmeg
8-ounce jar citron u teaspoon ground cloves
z cups seedless ralsins 70 cup apricot preserves
22 cups chopped pecans (optonaD
cup sfed apurpose 1O-ounce cans almond paste
" cup brandy (optiona) (optionaD
cup (optionaD cups your favorite white
1s cup shortening frosting (optionaD
6 tablespoons butter
Use large mixing bowl to combine the Dromedary chopped
dates cherries cubed pineapple fruits and pees and cron
with the raisins flour brandy and Cream
enng and butter for three minutes Add eggs and
beating another three minutes Add baking soda the mos
Add to egg mixture Sf together the u cups flour
with the spices Fold into the egg mixture Add this
to the fruit mixture and mix carefully until webended Put
mixture into creased 9inch spring form pan Bake slow
oven (275F for hours until done Cool in pan Makes
a 6-pound cake.
ICING Spread thin layer apricot preserves
face Roll almond paste into 9nch fit of
Cover entire cake with white rostng reservng for decor
atng with rose tube Decorate with rosees around edges
and add holly leaves.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

department at Broad Street
High School, is co-chairman of
the English division of the
T h ir d Educational District
and chairman of the Lang
uage Arts division of the Mis-
sissippi Teachers Association.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

PUBLIC MEETING:
AT a public meeting Mr..
j. H. PEBBLES, president of the
Bank of Commerce, introduc-
ed a motion to stop the is
suance of commodities in the
county. This motion carried
by a vote of 40 to %. Taking
this as an expression of pub
lie opinion the Board of Sup
ervisors voted to reaffirm its
earlier stand to drop the COM
modify program.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Fur Jockefs, StoIes
and Coots at SoVings

4 Dyed Mouton PrOessssd Lamb
! Dyos sauVTslsstsss 1900.
z Rleek-dyed PsFsion Lamb Jackets.
1890
I Dyed Squirrel Jsekss. 1890
z Dyed Squirrel StOIss. 1890
! Bloek-dysd Ps''ia" Lo~s g Esst; 3
BIoek-dyed BFoodteH Proeessed
Lomb jacket. 1880
! NatuFoI Beaver Joeket. 1890
z Dyed Squirrel Jaekets. 1890
z Lst-out Dyed Muskret Joekets.
,I73.o0
z BIoek-dysd PsrsisR Lsmb coots.
1880
Nosural Raneh Mink Stole. fully
Ietout. $1,000
NGturoI Ranch Mink Stole, fully
Iefout. 43S.OO
Neutral Embe" Lutstie Mink
Stole, fully Ietous. $500
! NatuFoI Piseed Mink Coat.
z NoturuI Embas Autumn Haze "
Length Mink coots, fully Ietout.
I,os3.oo
Pleose add lo0O Federoi tax.
tim. Embo Mink Breeders Assn.
Fur products Iobeled to show country
of origin Of imported furs.
WGL-Fur SoIon, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
The Nursery Corner

Infents' coot Sets for boys and girls
with matehins hats. All lobeled for
FebFie content.
20 coot Sets. Less than "a eompo-
robIe VoIue, 400
IS cOot Sets. Less thon "a eompo-
robIe value, 500
80 coet Sets. Less thon " compo-
roble value, 500
so Infonts' Dresses, oil cotton. I'm
ported, hondmode. Some pinofores
in group. Less than u comparable
value, tf - A3 - LAS
$50 Infonts' NyIon Stretch Cor
ments. Less than "a comparable
value, Las
IS Fomous Moke Pedal Pushers.
Cotton. 2-pieee sets. Less than "
comparable value. 2.4S
Il Eomous corter's Discontinued 4
Piece Cotton Knit Bobby Suits for
baby boys. "a comparable voIue,
ZOO
40 InFonts' Cotton Robes. Less than
"a comparable volue, ZOO
Nursery Furniture
23 Welsh coFriesss, discontinued
styles. Comparable value 34.95,
26.ss
9 RoSedeFFy Mattresses, discontin-
ued styles. Comparable volue l7.95,
400
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Notions at Sovings of
Ia to VI and More

Sewing Ssonds, floor style Of will
low with royon lining. Untitled.
Comparable Volue 1900. 500
LeGtheE-Top Sewing Box Of wicker
with royon lining. Comparable volue
more than double. 400
so Gsnii EIeetFonie Room DeodoE-
ixeFs to freshen Dir. Comparable
volue BPS. 400
IS Folding Wooden Peg Reeks, 2
sizes. Comparable VoIue 2.e9 and
3.oo. I.50 and 400
48 De Luxe Dinetts chsiE RE-
News" for recovering choiTs. For
styles with inside post and l" tub
ing. Fits chairs with posts ] |" to
l3" wide. l5xl5" scot and contour
beck 8Ksxl5". Extro heavy tiorte's
WoterseoI vinw pIostic in gold, tur-
quoise or white. Comparable volue
3.99. 400
WGL-Notions Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheoton Plozo and
7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Small Appliances

4 Minemetie Buffet Servers, COM
pleteN inmersible, 9.o6
5 Knopp- -MonsEeh Coffee M0ksrs,
1916
7 lone Hand Mixers, chromed,
model re-, 9.S6
4 Thsrm-o-Wsrs Dutch Oven fssues
Pans, immersible, SIS
4 la Belle I7-cUp PeFeoleioSs,
Westinghouse thenmostot, S.s6
, Formen Buffer Masters, heots or
chiIls foods, 2z.s6
7 Mosie Hostess BFoiIess for toble
top or oven broilino, $50
4 MouIinex Food Grinders z2.s6
7 LOdy Dover Steam Dry irons
mode by Knopp-Monoreh, 6.46
WJl-SmoIl Appliances, Bird Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Spring and Summer
Foshion Fobries

sos YaFds Of Fsmous Mske Spring
Moolens in checks, textured designs
and cteor coIors. Some for mixing or
motchino. 54" wide. Comparable
Volue 3.9o. yoFd, 800
zs5 Yerds Noted Name cotton
Knits for making spring summer,
2-piece dresses. Stripes and NOTCH
ino clear coIors. 54" wide. Wosh-
obIe. Comparable volue 2.9e.
'.. yerd, ZOO
7o5 Yards Of Fine cottons, mony
one-of-o-kind. Dork prints and
border designs. Comparable VoIue
more than double. tA Washington
Store onIy.l yoFd, 35e; 3 yds. 100
495 YoFds of Well X KRowR Wool
Blends for spring, 1875 worsted and
259o Orion ocYIie. Tweeds, joe
quords ond cIeor colors in springs
newest tones. 54" wide. Comporo-
Bic volue 4.e9. yerd, BITS
WGL-Foshion Fobries
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheoton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-05-10

official he had supported Com
munist causes IN Philadelphia
where he was Q railroad
vorker-for the last eight years
but had never been card
carrying member Of the Ameri-
can Communist Party.
Recently, he said. he decided
to take his family 10 the Soviet
Uniun and settle there.
Since his Communist back
ground had been the subject Of
several official inquiries ir
Philadelphia, Mr.. johnson
feared he might be denied 6
passport.
$50 he had his wife put hin
on her passport along with the
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Bros and
Foundations

IS AII-in-ons Foundations. Upper
closing. All lobeIed for fobric con-
tent. Good ronoe in broken sizes.
compofoble value 1926, 1890
IS StFopIsss Tersolettes in red loce.
LobeIsd for fobric content. 81, "a,
IS. Comparable Volue 1850, 1890
40 Laee Bros, labeled for tobrie
content. Mostly c cups Less thon
"a comparable VoIue. $50
MGL-Corsets and Bros,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
ChiIdren's Apparel

9 Peirs Girls Stretch SIoeks. lobeled
for fobric content. Sizes 3-6x. Com
poroble voIue 5.oo, 100
20 PeiFs Stretch Slack SETS for tod
dIerss and sizes BOX. Labeled for
fobrie content. Comparable value
( CO. ASe
20 Pairs Boys Shorts. Cotton. Size
3. Comparable value 49, 4Se
20 PuiFs Boys Sloeks. LobeIed for
fobric content. Size 3. Comparable
volue 3.9o, 100
10 Girls Weskits. Wool. Compares
bic yolue '5.9e, Las
IS Boys Tool Aprons, cotton. Com
parable volue ESQ, 45e
8 Boys' Plaid Sport Joekess. lobeled
for fobric content. Comparable value
S.9o, 400
- Girls Reineeets. Labeled for
fobrics content. Comparable voIue
S.oo, 400
rs Girls Slack Sets. Labeled for
fobries content. Comparable value
7.oQ, $50 500
100 Beys' Caps, assorted. Cotton.
Comparable value l.ee to 2.ee,
children's Apparel.
4th Floor, Washington Store.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

been shocked by what he saw
in the Soviet capital-things
like children playing in the
mud. the novels people lived in
and the fear Of the Russian
people of talking to Westerners.
He said he had been terribly
misled by Communist propa-
ganda in America. He did a
mental somersault and lost all
interest in making a new life
in Russia"
Evening star., 1962-05-10

! PaiT Of Model keedIepoint Pic
suFes, kitten design. NotuFol finish
fromes. SxS". Comparable volue
.l4.oo, TOO
! Pair Of Model NeedIepoint Pic
suses, swon design. Block and gold
tone fromes. sxl7". Comparable
volue 5000. 1900
] Peir Of Medel ksedIepoint Pie
SuFes, fIoroI motif. White and gold
tone fromes. exl2". Comparable
volue 1900. 900
I PeiE Of Model keedIepoint Pic
tuFes, fIorol design in oval frames
finished IN nohooony. Sxl0". Com
porcble voIue 1900, 800
y Poir Of Model NeedIepoims Pie
tuves, boy and girl figures. Frames
finished in ontiaued white. 7xe".
Comparable volue 1900, 900
Sfh Etoor Vuosh;nofo,, e,
Evening star., 1962-05-10

continue their journey home.
The four were released this
afternoon after word came
through that Mrs. Johnson's
family had put up the money
for their airline tickets.
Embassy Sought to Help
An embassy spokesman said
the Johnsons arrived from Mos
COW with $3.50 and Mrs. john
sons father, John Zapenas of
Manchester, N. H. cabled the
$500 they needed. Earlier the
embassy had asked the State
Department for authorization
to supply the money.
Mr.. johnson told an Embassy
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnonts- Friday Only
Girls Spring Suits
And coots

50 Girls SpSins Suits, assorted
styles. Labeled for fobric content.
TIA. Comparable value 1925. 500
u Girls Toppsrs in AeriIon ocryIie
fiber. Size 7 only. Comparable value
1925, 500
30 Girls SpFins coass in assorted
coIors, styles. All Iobeled for fobrie
content. Broken sizes TIA. Com
popbIe value o.95 to $500. 1000
so Girls Spring Hess. nony pretty
designs. Comparable voIue 2.o9 TO
500, 100
WJL-GirIs' Apporei. 4th Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
The Toy Store

10 Roineoots and Umbrella Sets for
little girls. Labeled for fobric con-
tent. Comparable value 3.98, 2.2s
10 Debbie Dolls with eorrYine cose
and accessories. Comparable Volue
6.67, 4.sa
8 PSess-Eix EseetoS Type Building
Sets mode OF plostie, Comparable
Volue 5.eS, 3.zs
z Girls Bicycles, 26", 5-speed style.
Rlue. Front clip corrier, generator
llohs conposoble volue 1895,
ks Abb dIaass p saoI ca
ccmpqroUls soIus z4,s5, I4se
CT Sails AZ Savings
l6s Imporssd Coli Bells. Long Flight.
Specicl tough vulconized cover, ex-
tro durable, steel centered. Compo-
robIe voIus ; for l.o9. ; for las
WGL-Ths Toy Store, 9th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
DisiIIusioned Couple
Bock in u. S. Hands

LONDON, May (AP).-David
and jeanne johnson, a Phila-
delphia couple deeply disillu-
stoned with the Soviet way Of
life. were whisked off the So
Wet ship Baltika today and
sped through London to the
United States Embassy.
They were expected to fly to
the United States tonight at
THE end of q short-hved at
Evening star., 1962-05-10

tempt to settle in the Soviet
Union.
Mr.. johnson. 80. and his wife
had been confined with their
4-year-old twin sons. Cole and
Lindsay. to the Baltika since
Monday. immigration officials
refused the family permission
to come ashore at Tilbury docks
because they lacked funds TO
Evening star., 1962-05-10

10 Strow end Flower Hots from the
Millinery Salon. Assorted styles and
eoIors. Comparable values 26.95 to
32.s5I 1900
) SO fIoNer. Straw Sna Novelty hdtss
assorted styles and colors. Compo-
roble values 1000 to l2.95. 700
IS Flower Hoss in assorted colors.
Also strows, plostic potents and now
city hats. Comparable volues 5.99
and more. 500
WGL-Notions Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheaton Pluzu
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnonts-Fid0y Only
Art NeedIework At Sovings
Of Iz and More

] Peir Of NsedIepoint Pictures. flo
raj design. Frames finished in, white
and gold tone. 7x9". Comparable
voIue $500, TOO
4 kins-Size Lounge Pillows for the
bed. kopok filling, ruyon ond oce-
tote covers in selection of coIors.
Comparable voIue 1900, 1000
z Model Cotton Crib Quilts with
cross stitch design on yellow or white
ground. Comparable voIue 1900,
7 Stempsd Linen Luncheon Cloths
for cut work design.
S-54x72", comparable voIue 500
400
2-6ox8o", comparable voIue 100,
500
90 skeins Of ombre Knitting Wors-
ted. 3-ounce, in O choice of colors.
Comparable value IS, 75e
Wk-t -Arf NaadIa,DoFk
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remn0nts--Fid0y Only
Subteen Apparel

100 Hats. Comparable volue 200
TO 5.9o, soc 70 200
20 Fine cosss end Suits. Lobeled
for fobric content. Comparable volue
1925 to 1895, 800 to 1900
IS Dresses. All labeled for fobric
content. Broken sizes 8-l4. Compo-
robIe value 8.oo to l7o5,
ZOO 70 900
IS Sleeks. Labeled for fobric con-
tent. Broken sizes 8-l4. Comparable
vcIue 4.e9 to 7.e9, 100 10 400
WGL-Subteen ApporeI, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Sportsweor Reduced

100 Wool Suits. Novy, black, beige
or oroy. Less than "a comparable
Volues, 500
80 Wool Suits with Slim Skirts. Vo-
ried styles. Beige or block. Compo-
roble value l7.o5, 1900
b. WSuZSportswaor, 5rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
1885

Just 5 Of these luxury msttFess end
box spring sets with quilted top.
6 Brass HssdbOsFds, twin size, $50
IS. DoubIs-Siss Mattresses, reouIor
firm. 1886
W6L-.The Sleep Shop, 9Th Floor,
n Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10

two children" the Embassy
spokesman said. This Is an
unusual but legal procedure.
Mr.. Johnson did not renounce
bis citizenship and Is still an
American national 49,
Quickly Disalusioned
The Johnsons arrived in Mos
COW IN. time for the big May
Day celebrations nine days ago
and quickly decided that the
USSR is something less than
heaven on earth.
Said a fellow passenger on
the Baltika:
johnson told me he had
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnunts-Fidoy Only
Juniors Sportswear
Reduced More
Than "

Is sweaters. ioekets end skirts In
sssovtsd Junior sizes.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
each S6e

$50 pieces In lovely passsEns thos
ore being discontinued.
WGL-GIosswore, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AN. +
Feshion 5th Shop


A sFevp Of fine cotton knits, ArnelD
tEiaeststa jerseys end spun type
fabFies. Al lebeled for fsbFie eoA-
tent. One end two-plses styles in
group. Sizes for petites, juniors,
misses end demi sizes.
comparable value now
500 ll.95 500
$50 l4.s5 500
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop
-. Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
- and Ale<ondrio
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnonts Friday Only
Teen-Ase Dresses

comparable OalHe, ~ 90
1926 to 1875
IS dresses In cotton, eeesete or
ssyon fabries, ell nsotIy styled. some
with ruffIs trent. Blue, navy, beige.
Sizes 7-I5.
WGL-Teen-Aoe ApporeI. 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted

Is % S0vings on
Minuet and courtship
-. Sterling Silver
FIotwoFe Potterns by
International
A-piece sets, ->n.
comparable 71A.S5
vaIHe, 1914 H~~
5 sets Of Minust and . sets Of
courtship. each with "a pieces in
eludins s each: teaspoons, luncheon
forks. luncheon knives, soIod forks;
O hendsOme wood chest is included
at no extEo charge.
Butter spreoders. eFeom soup spoons,
gravy IodIes. tobIs spoons and sugar
spoons also of sovinss Of z59o.
PIeose odd lo9o Federal tox.
WGL-Silver Room, lst Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
VIM. Rogers
siIverpIoted FIotwore
277.so

Viesosion Rose and Spring Flower
patteFns 10 So-pieee sets iaelsdias
Is teaspoons, 9 service spoons, 9
seIad forks, 8 knives, 9 forks, !
sugar spoon, ! butter knife and q
handsome wooden chest ct ne sddi-
tionoI ekerss. s
W6L-The Silver Room =.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Mems Sport Shirts
At Fine Sovinss

lzS Lons-Sleevs Sport Shirts, wosh-
oble blend Of selected yons. ottroe-
tive patterns. Labeled for fobrie
content. S, N, l, XL. Comparable
value 9.e5 to 1925, 6.ss
lSS His and Hers" Short-SIeeve
Sport Shirts of loo9o cotton. plain
ond patterned. His: S, M, L, XL.
Hers: 10, II, IA. l6, lS. comporo-
BILE VoIue 400 and 500. 2.s8
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Knstenneier to Run

Repreentatfte Kastenneier.
Democrat Of Wisconsin, said
yesterday he. will seek his third
term this fall. lsAt EE
ssR 7fAts 80
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Save More Than "
On Discontinued
Beds, Heodboords
And Mirrors
o.s6 +" $3.50
10 beds and heodbOoFds In single
end double sizes; IS mirrors with
white, wsInut OF Uehosony finish.
Beds end heodboords I4.S6 to 5s.s6
Mirrors s.s6 to 1886
other furniture, floor somPIes
and discontinued styles
3 comparable value Now
I King Dresser
white 327.oo 1885
I Simmons Sofo -
checked cover in
beige 1890 1886
Two-Seefion more than
SoEo, tan double 1886
] Two Section
Soto, EorIy Amer more than
icon style double 6S.s6
PRoviReiol Style
Sofu, towny color more than
cover double 1896
z DTexel Poloxxo
Side Chairs $500 1885
Right Soto Section,
blue plostic cover $3.50 1886
I Chine Deck, more than
wolnut double 1896
W5L-Furniture, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Fine StemwoFe in
Discontinued Patterns
at Sovinss Of More
Than VI
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Patchwork Quilt Kits

comparable O. 90
vGIEe, 1900 =
9 kits in > designs.
10 Stomped cEewsl Embroidery KRIS,
vol ponels in lotus design, 55x26".
Comparable volue $500, 1900
WGL-Art Needlework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store sr
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Stoek-Up Savings on
Mems Underwear

comparable
VdIHe, I.2S eoeh g DC
and more %
~ pieces including briefs, scents,
tee-shiFts, othletie shirts and shoFts.
Some slightly eounteT-soiIed. Not ell
sizes In every style.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only !
Mems Large lS" All
Cotton Handkerchief

comparable 10a
vGIMe, 55c TO-
30 Mems HsndkeFehiefs, eII-eotton,
10" size. White with printed voI-
entine message that comes out N
the first wosh.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
More Than 500 Off
On Mems Dress Shirts.
comparable vaIse, T.00I
800 fo S.O0

1900 Dress Shirts, long sleeved, va
Fiety of eoIoEs. Some wash-a and wesS,
oil lobeDed for fobvie content. Not
oil sizes in each style.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-05-10

WGL-Loree Housewares,
End Floor, Washington Store,
North Building
Evening star., 1962-05-10
CIeoronce Of

Simmons Extro Long,
EuII-size Mattress and
Box. Sprihs Sets 80
Evening star., 1962-05-10

5fb Floor Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12
Hond5Injured,
Bernstein to Miss
Library Concerts

Leonard Bernstein. who was
to have joined the Juillard
String Quartet at the Library
of Congress next Tuesday. and
Wednesday in the annual con-
certS honoring the birthday of
Stradivarius, injured his hand
last week end while playing
squash and will be unable to
appear.
Mr.. Bernsteln's injury was
described as not serious, but
it was sufficient to preveny his
practicing with the quartet.
His appearance with the quar-
tet has been postponed to
spring Of 1868.
Walter Trampler, violinist.
will join the quartet as as
sistant artist in place of Mr..
Bernstein next week, and the
Mozart G Minor String Quintet
viii be substituted for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

er Kent. The driver said he
swung his left leg over the seat
and kicked at the gunman. who
was described as six feet three
and weighing more than 22O
pounds. When the eunman
jumped out Of the the car. the
cab driver said his foot acct
dentally hit the gas pedal. The
cab lurched forward and
slammed into q guard rail and
shrubpery Of the General Ac-
counting office building.
Mr.. Offshanney attempted to
chase the bandit but broke off
the pursuit. he said, to hail q
cab to be taken to the hospi-
tai. He was treated and re-
leased. He told police the gun
man wore q hunting cap with
the earflaps down and did not
get 2 good look 1T, the mans
face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12
Hacker Shot Twice
In Attempted HoIdup

A Washington cab driver was
shot twice in q battle with q
would-be holdup man early to-
day, he told police at Washing
ton Hospital Center.
Joseph Offshanney. So, of
l49t Brentwood road NE. told
first precinct 1t. Gerald
Murena the incident happened
shortly before 4 am. after he
picked up a fare at Fourteenth
and I streets NV.
According to the cab driver,
his passenger asked to be taken
to @ street NV. between Fifth
and Seventh streets NV. and
declared he would point out the
destination when they got
there. Reaching the area, the
driver said he was directed to
stop at Fifth and @.
There, he said, the passenger
pointed a pistol at his head and
said, This Is q holdup."
Mr.. Offshanney. who weigh;
approximately 200 pounds &C.
cording to police, said he swung
his arm around and struck thu
bandits gun hand. However, HI
said, the passenger fired two
shots, one grazing Mr.. Offshan'
ney's neck and the other lodg'
ing in his shoulder.
The fight went on, he tolC
Robbery Squad Detective Book
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today a st. Elizabeths Hospital
psychiatrist, DR.. Dorothy Dobbs,
but she was unable to go to
court because of illness.
One Of several st. Elizabeths
psychiatrists wso examined
Jarmans last summer, DR..
Dobbs would have testified in
effect that Jarmans was, not
suffering from a mental dis
order, according to Mr.. Capute.
This would have backed UP
testimony of two other st. Eliz-
abeths doctors, DR.. Mauris
Plotkin and DR.. David ]. Owens,
who testified for the prosecu-
ton earlier.
DR.. Owens, who testified yes
terday, said his examination
did not show sufficient indica-
tions that Jarmans was men
tally Ill.
Judge William B. Jones re-
cesSed the trial until $50 to-
morrow morning at which time
the jury will begin TO hear clos
ing arguments by the attorneys.
The case is expected to be
turned over to the jury some
time tomorrow afternoon after
Judge Jones gives his charge.
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All testimony
Submitted in
Jarll1ans Case

The prosecution rested its
case today in the District Court
trial Of Harry F. Jarmans, jr..
accused Of stabbing Mrs. Olive
Minard 20 death last April as
she walked to her Southeast
Washington home.
The defense, which is basing
Its case on a plea Of insanity,
had rested previously after pre-
senting a number Of expert and
lay witnesses who testified that
Jarmans was mentally i'll on
the night Mrs. Minard was
killed.
Assistant United States At
torney Victor M. Caputy had
planned to call to the stand
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Fiji Chiefs Ask
Rebuff for.Il. NJ.

sUVA, Fiji, Dec. IL (AP).-
Fi;;sn leaders In the British
colony's legislative council
called on Britain today to tell
the United Nations Ito keep its
nose out Of colonial territories"
The council adopted q mo-
tion, proposed by the Fijian
chiefs, that there should be no
change in the present constitu-
ton Of the colony until the
Fijian people express their de-
sire for further constitutional
changes"
Government officials on the
council abstained on the vote.