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AUCTION SALES

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Just purchased collection
Of John Hartman Hart
mans Barn, Chambers
burg, Pa. over $4,000
pieces of rare furniture,
glass, china, guns, quilts,
etc., etc.
Partial listing below:
Eary American Dg,cn cupboards In
pine and dark woods, corner cup
boards (pine. cherry and walnut).
10 or more early Windsor chairs.
Sets Of Pa. Dutch plank bottom.
Hitchcock, Victorian. Adams, etc.
Adams and spindle-baek porch set
tees. Sheraton half-banquet ia
bles (oid 4 and 8 les tables), pine.
pendale chests Of drawers and 90
other early chests.
Over Is pieces Of marble furniture.
Guns = early American fiintloek,
blunderbuss, 3 Kentucky rifles,
Colt pistol and other pistols.
Swords. Collection Of shaving
mugs, including train mugs. etc.
Over 40 early quilts in popular pat
terms. Named and dated cover
let's. over so pieces early pewter.
200 pieces brass and copper. Hun
dred pieces early iron and wood.
Cut glass, satin glass, cameo and
eolored glass. 500 pieces early
patter glass. Dozens pieces early
dark blue Staffordshire, Adams,
Adams Rose. Dozens pieces Of
copper lustre and colored iron~
stone. spatter-Wear. gaudy Welsh.
0one-with- the-Wind lamps, hang
ing lamps. Music boxes, Terry
clock, early banjo clock. 2 Amer
lean grandfather clocks. Thou
sands Of pieces too numerous 10
UNBELIEvABLE COLLECTION
AnGnT TTTT AMI
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PROPOSALS
fCONTINUEDl

NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
eeived by County School Board Of
Fairfax County, virginia, at the
once OF SuDt. W. T. woodson,
Fairtax Court House. Virginia.
until $3.50 pm, EDT,, Thursday.
september 4, 1865. Tor me con-
School. at which time and, place
they will be publicly opened and
read. Plans, speciiications- and
contract documents are open 10
pubic Inspection at the office Of
Supt, W. T. Woodson. Fairfax
Court House. Virginia. or NAV Be
obtained at the ONCE Of Dixon and
Norman. 1908 East Main Street,
Richmond, virginia. upon deposit
OF 5000 Deposits for plans, spe-
eincations. and forms OF proposals
VIII be refunded to eacn bidder
upon the return of same in Rood
condition within ten days after
date OF opening bids. Those other
than actual bidders will be charged
q nat fee OF SIS 90. All bids must
6 oh.. ae. 90, an, aniea by q ertified
or Sa'G ace sSt ss' 6dds q The s6 Sss' S
less than So Of the base bi ia
PAYABLE to County School Board
OF Fairfax County. No bid may be
Withdrawn .Ater the scheduled
closing time for the receipt OF bids
for q period Of thirty days. The
Owner reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids. General and Sub
contractors will be required 10 be
REGISTERED under the state Law
governing the Registrations OF Cen
al ,0ntr tors Federal, ,'r0iect
Supeftindent.
August 10. 1858.
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AuTO PARTS MAN = De soto
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol-
any debts incurred by anyone but
myself. WELDON LEE order.
JjiJ Manning pl. NV. lUs
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than myself. DANIEL P.
MoSLEY, Jr.. 3202 Warder st.
NV. ID. &. IL
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone but
myself PLEAS CRUMP, 1882 Po-
tomac ave. sc. liz
FREEZER OWNERS USD.A.
choice Rib Beef t25-30 3D. sc;
loin Beef tsirloin, T.B.. PHI, SIX.
40 ID &C: Hindausrter, &c;
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CO.. RE. 1884; free processing
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TINE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK or
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. SHARE
HOLDERS MEETING. NOTICE
Is hereby Eiven that. pursuant to
cal, Of its directors. special
meeting Of the shareholders OF
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in2ton, D c.. will be held at It's
banking house at No 1908
City Of WASHINGTON. District OF
Columbia, on Monday. September
Is, 1855, at O'Clock AM for
the purpose OF considering and
determining by vote whether an
agreement TO consolidate the said
bank and The Lincoln National
Bank OF WASHINGTON, located IN
Washington. ID c., under the
provisions OF the laws Of the
United States, shall be ratified
and confirmed; and for the pur'
pose Of VOting upon any other
matters incidental TO the purposed
consolidation OF the two banks.
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ment, executed py majority OF
the directors OF each Of the two
banks. )rovidine for the consoli.
datlon, Is on file at the bank and
may be inspected durins business
hours The stock transfer books
vi this bank will be closed al
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>. 1893, and will remain closed
until the opening Of business on
September 10, 1868. JOHN c.
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WOULD THE KIND LADY who
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was caught and thrown by the
door OF . street car mr.. 18th and
gust 4. please contact TACT M NOR o
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PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE - stiii
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Foirfox Names CorboIis
ToRun Water Authority

The Fairfax County Water
Authority today announced the
selection OF James j. corbalis,
IT,. as It's top administrative
ofiicer.
Mr.. corballs. Of ii22 Roa-
noke lane. Alexandria. has been
engineer-director OF the Alex
andria Sanitation Authority for
the past i've years.
The Fairfax authority. Gre
ated last year to spearhead ef-
forts 10 establish an integrated
water system for the county,
had been looking for an en-
gineer-director for several
months. Mr.. Corbalis wiz as
sumo his new duties September
! at a salary Of $4,000 a year.
The Authority currently is
studying the possibility Of the
purchase Of the Alexandria
Water Co. In cooperation with
the city Of Alexandria.
Mr.. Corbalis has worked for
Fairfax County in the past.
Before he headed the Alex
andria Sanitation Authority he
served as Fairfax County sani-
tary engineer, and as such par
ticipated In the planning Of the
county's integrated sewer sys-
tenn.
In announcing Mr.. corbalis'
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Test Appeal UphoIds
Law Against Knives

nicipal Court on the ground
that no unlawful intent had
been established.
Six-Inch Knife
Police complained. pointing
out this Interpretation might
hamper them In their handling
of suspects. And when Judge
Tickling dismissed a concealed
weapons charge against VIII
liam E Shannon. the United
States Attorneys Office decided
to make it a test case. and
take it to the higher court.
Shannon, %. of the first
block of Patterson street NE,
was arrested April for dis
orderly conduct. Police, frisk-
ing him. found a 6-inch boning
knife in his clothing.
shannon reportedly SAID ne
had Just finished peeling po-
tatoes."
The Court of Appeals. in its
opinion writing by retired
Chief Judge Nathan Cayton.
said the Governments case
against Shannon should not
have been quashed.
1t also served notice on both
police and potential criminals
that the traditional dim view
of weapons carrying still stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
Trash Fire Burns
FutuI to Girl, II

A Prince Georges County
girl. burned June 81 when her
clothing ignited while lighting
a trash fire. died today at WASH
ington Hospital Center.
She was Daryl Ann Webb, IL,
of TAO Allentown road. Allen
town. Md.
She had been burned from
the waist down when she tossed
away a match she had used to
start the FIRE. The match land
ed in a puddle Of water that
apparently contained gasoline
and it suddenly fiared up.
Daryl Ann first was brought
to Casualty Hospital. accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs.
Helen Webb, and later was
transferred to the new hospital
center.
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to say about the Common
wealth's Attorneys right to
nolle PROSE- a case"
The officer then obtained a
summons from a special justice
against the lawyer on the stop
sign charge. Charges again
were dropped.
Given Clerks Job
1t was then that Mr.. Hassan
notified police officials that he
would not prosecute any more
Of the officers cases without
some confederation. Because
of this, Chief Fawver said. he
transferred the policeman to a
clerks job on June /.
The officer again obtained a
summons against the lawyer
and the charge was dismissed
by Judge Homer Randolph
Thomas. The judge told Pvt.
Brodkorb that he was setting
himself above the courts and
that if the officer took any
further action on the specific
case he would find himself In
contempt.
Mr.. Hassan explained that
he has always taken the posi-
ton that all doubt in a dispute
between a policeman and a
citizen will be resolved in favor
Of the defendant.
The officer, who has four let
tiers Of commentator in his
folder, originally joined the Ar
lington force in September,
1858. and resigned the follow
ing March because of an out
of-town illness in his family.
Mr.. Brodkorb. of 2724 South
Veitch street, was hired again
on the force last October.
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were married recently in Ocean
City. Md.
The grandfather. Aira Bar
ton. said he was told Patricia
and Ronald were married In
Ocean City. and had gone to
work there.
He said they returned TO his
home earlier this week. missed
q bus TO go back and then lost
their Jobs as q result. Only
yesterday. he said, Ronald had
been promised a new Job in
Arlington. which he was TO
have started today.
10th Grade Student
Patricia. a Mclean High
School student who was TO have
entered the 10th grade next
had known Ronald for
some time. her father said. But
he did not know Of any mar
riage. Ronald formerly at
tended Mclean High School.
but quit last year. his grand
father said.
Patricia has two sisters. Mrs.
Virginia Lee Hargrove Of At
lanta, and Jean Frances Moore.
10. and a brother J. Donald.
jr., Is.
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Trio Rounded Up
After S. Yokinq

Half an hour after a victim
reported being yoked and
robbed of $3.50 at Twentieth
and M streets NV, police had
three men in custody yesterday.
Richard A. Brown. 54. of 2O07
M street NV. said he was
knocked down about 9 pm. by
the three men, whom he be-
lieved he could identify.
In a quick round up. police
charged with robbery James c.
Wilson, 20. of the l400 block of
Chaplin street NV; Robert
Wages. %. Of the 2100 block of
Newport place NV. and Joseph
C. Moore. %, of the 2100 block
Of N street NV.
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I3-state Search

The Municipal Court of APP
peals ruled yesterday that
carrying a knife can be a pun
ishable offense even though in
tent to harm is not proved.
In affect. the Court Of APP
peals upheld an old and broad
law on the subject of concealed
weapons and overruled an in
depreciation Of a later law by
Municipal Court Judge Austin
L. Tickling.
The old law simply prohibited
the carrying of concealed weap-
ons. The later law states that
no one may possess with in
tent to use unlawfully against
another" a variety of potential
weapons.
Held Supplement
Judge Tickling interpreted
the later law to mean that un-
lawful intent must be estab-
lished before a person could
be convicted of a concealed
weapons charge.
The Court of Appeals said
the later law merely strength
ened the earlier law and did
not supplant it in any way.
Judge Tickling had dismissed
concealed knife charges against
defendants before him in Mu-
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pollceman 10 tine aomlnlS-
trative bureau because he had
lost his effectiveness on the
road as q result Of the position
taken by Commonwealth At
torney' William J. Hassan.
Mr.. Hassan said today he had
told the chief that he would not
prosecute any more Of the off,
GERS cases without some cor
roboration. The offlcer, Mr..
Hassan said, had demonstrated
q lack Of understanding Of his
duties and of the judicial sys-
tenn. The Commonwealth's at
torney added that Pvt. Brod-
korp also did not have the "tem-
perment or nature" Of a police
man.
Arrested Lawyer
Today's resignation was the
result of Pvt. Brodkorb's arrest
of a lawyer on a stop-sign
charge on April "a. The officer
and the lawyer exchanged
heated words and the lawyer
then brought an abuse COM
plant against the policeman.
Mr.. Hassan said that he de-
cided to drop the charge be-
cause he felt that probably
both the officer and the citizen
were wrong in the case--the
abuse of the citizen was unwar-
ranted and probably the citi-
zen's reaction was a little
strong"
Pvt. Brodkorb objected to
having the ticket nolle pressed
on the ground that it was un-
fair to other motorists who had
to stand trial.
Mr.. Hassan said that the
policeman's attitude was very
poor" and that he had a lot
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signed for health and physical
education instruction but not
for sports events, a combina-
ton Observation-Disclosures and
rooms for art, music. home
making. industrial arts. Offices
and other administrative func-
tons.
Mr., Woodson and staff men,
berS said they consider the pro-
posal as a minimum facility"
The superintendent asked for
a prompt decision from the
board on the type of building
to be constructed so that plan
ming can get started.
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Chief of Statistics
To Retire in Maryland

BALTIMORE. Aug. l R.-
Dr.. A. w. Hedrich will retire as
chief Of the State Department
of division Of vital records and
statistics.
He Joined the department in
1886 and was credited with in
stalling a system of recording
births and deaths which speeded
up service to the public.
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Mclean Girl
Killed inCrash

A i5-year-old Mclean VA
girl. who had been reported
missing 10 police since July IA.
was killed instantly last night
In an auto accident In Shen-
andoah County. Va.
She was Patricia Ann Moore,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, j.
Donald Moore, OF old Dominion
drive. Mclean. Her father is
a telephone service engineer
with the Chesapeake a. Potomac
Telephone Co. In Washington.
Patricia was killed when the
car In which she was riding
struck the side Of a bridge
crossing the north fork Of the
Shenandoah River on State
Route 675 just outside the town
Of Edinbure, Va.
Falls is Feet
The impact threw Patricia
from the car and tossed her
over the railing about rs feet 70
the ground below on the rivers
edge, the sheriff's ONCE at
Woodstock reported.
She was a passenger in a car
which State Trooper r. H. Jar
Wis reported was driven by
Ronald Lee Barton, II. Of Lem
on road, Falls Church.
Barton escaped injury. and
was booked on four charges
involuntary manslaughter. driv-
ing while under the influence
Of alcohol, driving without a IL
cense, and reckless driving. the
sheriff's office said. He was held
under $1,000 bond.
13-state Search
Mr.. Moore said Patricia was
the object Of a 13-State look
out after he reported her dis
to Fairfax County
police.
Police today were trying tol
confirm a report from Barton's
that the couple
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and fired four shots at the
fleeing prisoners. All missed.
Mr.. Davis said he cornered
Castor a short time later in
the alley, where the fugitive
surrendered without a struggle.
Both CASTOR and Beard were
awaiting transportation to the
State Penitentiary.
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Army Bond Concerts

FORT MEADE, Md, Aug. !
(SpeciaD The much-traveled
United States Army Field Band
will visit the Philadelphia area
next week for a series of con-
certs promoting traffic safety.
Mai. Chester E. Whiting Of
West Hyattsville will direct the
l00-man band.
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CONGRESS CURBS
SWITCHBLADES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
A bill designed to help
keep switchblade knives out
of the hands of teen-age
gangs was passed by the
Senate yesterday and sent
to President Eisenhower.
VA The measure bans such
knives from interstate COM
merce or their manufacture
for introduction into inter-
state commerce.
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in the 400 block OF Oronoco
street 10 minutes after the es-
cape yesterday.
The other, Alvesta Beard. 26,
Of Washington. sentenced TO
eight years in the $4,000 our
glary Of Cohen's Quality Shop
at ll04 King street. evaded pur-
suers. Beard. when he was
sentenced a few weeks ago,
tried to escape while being re-
turned to the jail from court.
He was captured after a short
chase.
Charles H. Renshaw, 63, a
jail guard, said the break &C.
Cured when he was taking
Beard back into the isolation
cell block after a visit by
Boards wife. CASTOR was in the
the cell block with Jail Guard
Charles w. Davis. A.
Mr.. Davis said that as he
opened the door for Mr.. Rem
shaw. Castor rushed out.
HE pinned me against the
wall behind the door so /
couldn't move" Mr.. Davis said.
Mr.. Renshaw said that when
he grabbed for CASTOR. the
prisoner hit him in the face.
smashing his glasses and cut
ting his eye.
Then. the guard continued,
the two fed. while Mrs. Beard
screamed: please don't kill
him" Mr.. Davis said Beard and
CASTOR ran out the. door.
climbed a vent pipe to the
kitchen roof. from there to the
jail roof and then jumped over
the wall.
Mr.. Davis said he ran to get
a pistol out of a locked cabinet
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Heads Poultrymen

MOOREFIELD, w. Va. Aug.
/ CP.-W. D. Tuckwiller of
Lewisburg was elected president
Of the West Virginia Poultry
Association at the opening Of a
three-day poultry convention
and festival.
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appointment. Samuel Z. Neel.
water authority chairman. said
the new engineer-director's ex-
perience and knowledge OF 10.
cal conditions "emminently
qualify him for the position"
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Policemen Resigns Job
In Dispute Over Arrest
BY SAM EASTMAN
star stan writer

An Arlington policeman resigned today because he was
shunted to clerks job after the Commemorative attorney
announced that he would not prosecute the ocers
The troubles Of Pvt Frank Brodkorb 80 Of his
repeated attempts to bring a trafnc to trial
Police Chief William G. Fawver said he transferred the
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Comp Fund
Gifts Listed

The Star today Acknowledges
the following contributions to
The Evening Star Summer
Camp Fund. received since the
1858 appeal was successfully
completed funds in excess Of
this years needs will go toward
next years requirements: