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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-06
Car Imports

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil i'm
ported 17,441 motor vehicles in
1855. Some 12.490 Of them were
trucks and passenger buses and
4,948 were passenger cars.
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Antiques to Be Topic

Mrs. Helen Teskey will speak
on Antiques in the Home" at
the Christmas meeting and
luncheon Of the Newcomb
Club of Bethesda. The meeting
will be held Friday at the home
Of Mrs. William N. Morrell,
1924 Montgomery lane.
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DATELINE PARIS
Continued From Page Ola

Continued From Page OLA
resort where there won't be any
other Americana"
ENGLISH: Interested in tea
dancing, sports, music halls
and Normandie.
Where are the tombs Of
Abelard and Heloise?"
Where can I put my camp
ing tent in PARISH"
GERMANS: Interested in
railway timetables, technical
information and visits to fac
tories.
Where can / find a gym
nastic school?"
Does the South of France
have alternating current for an
electric razor?"
ITALIANS: Interested in
restaurants, women and
clothes.
Where can I buy the pretti-
est ties in Paris?"
Where does Brigitte Bardot
live?"
Mime. Morissee didn't have
to consult her files to remem-
Der the most unusual request
the Paris hostesses ever got.
AN Englishman wanted to
know if it was necessary to get
special permission for his wife
to travel with him in France"
she said. I'VE said no, of
course not, and was his wife
planning to join him here?"
mo, I have her right here
under my ARM" he said. And
he pulled out a funeral urn.
4 4 + 4
NOBODY EVER GYPS the
Gypsies. Most French drivers
have become sit-at-homeS be-
cause Of the gasoline shortage
due to the Middle East crisis.
Cars may be driven only in the
departments where they are
registered and the adjoining
departments. But the doctors
and the gypSies have received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

Finoerburgers
"a pound ground beef chuck
VI cup grated processed Ched-
dar cheese
Ia teaspoons prepared mus
tard
"a teaspoon salt
8 buttered toast strips
Combine beef. cheese mus
tard and salt; mix well. Shape
8 patties. 3xl inches. Broil 8
to 4 inches from source Of
heat for 5 minutes. or until
lightly Drowned on both sides.
Serve on toast strips. Makes
8 flngerburgerS.
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special government circulation

special government circulation
permits.
4 + 4 4
AMERICAN SPORTS re-
main a field Of mist and mys-
terry to most Frenchmen. In
an article about Elizabeth
Taylor, Hollywood's Spoiled
Child" a Paris magazine de-
scribed her first fiance, Glenn
Davis, college football hero of
an era, as "a well-known
American baseball player"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01

lgether with natural birchwooc
cabinets.
10. All old stairwells were TORI
out and relocated in the new
floor plans to gain a more logical
arrangement and greater liv-
ability"
20. New hardwood flooring wa;
laid over insulating paper.
81. All old wiring was removed
and each house was completely
rewired with new outlets anc
fixtures.
%. All exterior brickwork was
scraped and pointed up. Wooden
window sills were replaced with
brick stills.
%. Kitchen exhaust fans were
installed.
"a. New brick walks and stoops
were laid.
20. Rear walls were rebuilt to
add living space.
26. French doors were hung to
open the inside space to the
patio.
81. Redwood lumber was used
for patio fencing.
%. Shutters were placed at
windows.
20. Lots were graded and
sodded.
The pictures showing how the
work was done are to be shown
to meetings Of many types all
over the country. They are de-
signed to stir interest in ad-
ditional projects.
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Foggy Bottom Project
Gets National Attention

ring strips and joists as a base
for two finish coats of plaster.
Stairways Paneled
10. Some inside walls were
Ipaneled, and stairways were
Ipaneled. permitting installation
Of bookshelves and a storage
area beneath the stairs.
IL. All interior lumber was dis
carded, except roof joists, which
were in good-as-new condition.
IL. Gas-fired, forced-warm-aii
furnaces were installed together
with ducts, and cold-air returns
10. The original houses hac
one-level floors. In the modern
ization. step-down living rooms
were provided to enhance archi-
tectural interest and attractive
ness Of the homes.
IA. A corner fireplace was built
in each house.
IS. Brick-in patios were built
Is. Entirely new sewer con-
nections we're made.
II. Hot-water heater, bathtuh
and shower, toilet, bathroom and
kitchen sinks. and garbage dis
poSal units were installed,
ID. Plastic counter tops, range
refrigerator, were installed, to-
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Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page B.
l6. Lack of inside hot and cole
running water.
AS you can see, this list Of
deficiencies dictated almost com.
plete rebuilding. And that is what
the project really required. By
the time the homes were re.
stored. virtually everything wa:
new. inside and out. except TO.
the exterior walls.
Here are some of the Nhings
that were done. as listed by the
committee:
/. Window openings were re-
bricked.
2. Frames were replaced by
modern sash, including alumni
mum Misunderstanding.
3. Iron lintels we're installed
to provide strength across the
tops of the window openings.
4. All interior walls were
entirely stripped Of old plaster.
5. Mortar joints were replast-
cred.
6. Furring strips were placed
on inside. walls.
Z. Three-inch blanket insula-
ton was laid between second
floor ceiling joists.
8. Soil pipes were insulated
where they ran along party walls
to deaden the sound of running
water.
8. Rock lath was placed on fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01

Livingston 1. johnson. 4512 Forty.
ninth street, NV, owner and builder
dwelling in Salona Village; cost $4,000
Harvey Henson. POI Laurel road
Alexandria, owner and builder: dwell,
lings in Mt. Vernon woods; cost $4,000
William J. Jennings, Fairfax. ownel
and builder: dwelling on Vale road west
OF Vienna; cost. $4,000.
Virginia Hills. Est. Inc. Tower Build.
ing. owner and builder; dwelling ir
Hybla Valley: cost. $4,000.
Philip B. Minis. 245 telegraph road
Alexandria, owner and builder; DWELLING
in Lincolnia Park; cost. $4,000; de-
signer, J. r. Minis e. Son.
Meredith a. Thomas, POI Martha
Washington street. Alexandria, owner
and builder; dwelling in addition tC
Beulah Heights; cost. ST. 900.
A. J. Heine. jr. 905 South Washing
ton street. Alexandria, owner; dwellini
er, George W. Palm, Inc: designer
Patterson e. Worland
Frank and Doreen LaFalce. Vienna
owner; addition to dwelling on east side
Hunter Mil road. north Of oakton
cost $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01
Foirfux Officials Approve
More Residential Projects

Permits issued by Fairfax
County recently are as follows:
Constructors, Inc. 2032 Belmont
road NV, owner and builder; 4 DWELL
ings in Collingwood- on the BOtomac:
cost; $4,000: designer, Randolph
Rouse.
Barefoot Wood. Inc, 2e22 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. owner and builder:
dwellings in Pomponio's addition to
Valley Brook; cost, $4,000: designer
Edward Pitt
Walter L. Mozingo, IT,. Fairfax, owner
and builder; dwelling in Dixie Hills;
cost. $4,000.
p. j. Roysdon. Lorton. Va. owner:
dwelling in Colchester; cost. $4,000;
builder, Charles Gustafson.
.Arlin. P. Martin, Is Cedar street,
Alexandria, owner and builder: hard
cost. 100000
W. A Jensen. Fairfax, owner and
builder: dwelling in Brecon Ridge; cost.
$4,000: designer. Edgar T. Jenkinson
Commonwealth Custom Builders, Inc,
Annandale, owner and builder; dwelling
in Clearview Manor; cost, $3.50
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KITCHEN

Continued From Page B-3
writer, or make out reports, OF
do school work. It's big enough
for the whole family.
Above all-whether it's winter
summer, spring, or fall-every.
body gravitates toward that
notwithstanding the comforts
Of the living room in COO
weather. and neglecting the out
door furniture under the trees
in the back yard on a hot sum-
mer night.
Well, We certainly don't advo-
cate going back to the way
great-grandmother lived.
But there's something about
a large, honey kitchen that
makes a woman want to hum
while she works. It's a place
where she can enjoy relaxing
evenings with friends and fam
fly around the big, friendly
table.
This isn't just a laboratory
type kitchen. It's q kitchen
that spells Home"
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You afford home in beautiful wessroys and ore
proud 70 offer for the first time the splendid Tuso beautifully
and completely furnished BY Barnes Nme WsstSrOve
presents the best lOeoonhe first community Vernon
BOuIevod south Of l4h Street Bridge; the best noncns-5oo
2yeor conventional looms and many models 4oo IS and
80 ysor VA financing with little So down; the best
mUny INns-twestsrOve hos been the recipient Of three
noonoI ovords the yeor oIOne the best Construction
the Gosne firm hos built thon 1000 dwelling units the
Washington their post 30 years Of quality building the
best in home seof the proposed ls2 homes 81 oeody
will hove 10 completely different home styles including
rombIes and split levels three and four bedrooms With Or
bothS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-01
HOME IN WONDERFUL
Westgr0ve FOR $4,000

The houdsOms Colonial TusO shovo Obovs) features
complete spoOton Of sleeping and living and sOoes
for living Tor entertaining space for working
space 10 spare center entrance hall up 10
stoir hoI With adjacent powder The kitchen,
completely equipped with motehns clothes washer and der
vo high ond counterfeit ronse refrigerator with freezer
oil designed lovely posie coIon eOds through the handy
vsstibue It's patio The four bedroom two u both
second level hos unuuoI deneereoon With repoee
Ond outside door large upper patio This perfect Tor
quiet entertaining protected ehdens activities from the
ond oay neshborhood interference Tuso shown obO's
priced Of $3450o one home Of s33,7S0
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OTHER HOMES FROM
'23.850

SO Interest 25-yeor conventional
looms; and on many models 4IzS6
Is and 30 year VA looms with cs
low as So down.
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Politics EnliVens
BPW Reception

tell you things you could read
and find out for yourselves"
Over 800 Present
More than 500 BPW men,
bers and guests attended the
reception which honored wom-
en- in Congress as we'll as in the
executive and judicial branches
Of the Federal Government.
Miss Rawalt received with
the national federation officers
while the reception chairman,
Miss Margaret Ralston of the
District, made the introduce
tons.
The event highlighted the
annual meeting of the fedora
tons Program Coordination
Committee. made up Of ma
tional officers and IL standing
committee chairmen. In addi-
ton State presidents and vice
presidents also were invited.
The District Federation was
hostess to the visitors at an
open house in the BPW club
house last night ana tomorrow
they will tour the Pan Ameri-
can Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25
TO-DAY n a''SoczEzY
Corcordn Gallery
Alive With Guiety

from the Washington area
Sculptor James Caudle--was
presented to the audience. In
accepting the award Mr.. Cau-
ole. who will use the scholar
ship to study in Italy. thanked
the Catherwood Foundation
and the Corcoran and then
added. Thanks, also, to my
lovely wife. who will permit
me to 60 to Europe for six
months alone"
Undoubtedly the most popu-
lar guest at the dance was
Signora Loredona Luciolli, wife
of the former Italian Minister
here. whose husband Mario is
accompanying the Italian
President on his state visit TO
Washington.
Loredona came ahead Of her
husband. who, as special assist
ant to the Presiden for foreign
affairs, is travelling with the
official party. She is the house
guest of the Phillip Abrams
and he will stay at Blair House.
Among others at the AM
rams table were Lady Spender.
wife of the Australian Ambas-
sado: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pomeroy Hendrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Richards and Mr..
Clayton Fritchie.
The Pattersons entertained
at dinner earlier and brought
their guests on to the party
among them the Spanish AM
bassador and his wife. the
John Simmonses. Director of
the Corcoran Gallery and Mrs.
Hermann w. Williams. ir.;
Nine. Julia Brambilla and Mr..
Robert Breckenridge.
Mrs. Morris Gives Dinner
Mrs. George Maurice Morris.
another member OF the Pre-
view Committee. also enter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25
BY FRANCES LIDE

Two top women officials Of
the Democratic and Republic
can National Committees were
In agreement yesterday on one
point-that politics is a job
for women as well as for men
1t was not all sweetness and
light. however, as they adj
dressed a reception at the
Shoreham Hotel given by the
National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs honoring women in pub
lie service.
This is a political year." the
federation president, Marquee
rite Ravalt, said in introduc-
ing the guest ,speakers-Ber-
tina Adkins, assistant to the
chairman of the Republican
National Committee, and Katie
Louchheim. director OF women's
activities of the Democratic
National Committee.
Presented Alphabetically
The introductions being
made in alphabetical order.
Miss Adkins was presented
first. Devoting most of her talk
to the G. o. P. record, she said
it can be summed up under
three headings-"peace, secu-
rity and thrift"
Then. following that outline
she attacked the Democratic
record in the fields of foreign
affairs, economic and military
security and monetary policies.
Mrs. Louchheim's prepared
address was along more the
general line Of the part wom-
en- need to play in public life.
And I'm going to talk about
what I understood to be the
topic--'Women in Politics, +"
she explained at the outset.
In concluding she said she
would like to answer, point by
point. each of the assertions
made by Miss Adkins. But /
came here" she added, with
the feeling that this was an
intelligent and sophisticated
audience and that I would not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25
BY SELWA ROOSEVELT

The first dance ever held in
the Corcoran Gallery of Art
should help dispel the notion
that museums, must have a
church-like atmosphere with
patrons tiptoeing through,
hardly daring 20 raise their
voices above whisper.
For several hours last night.
the staid Corcoran hummed
with the noise Of a gay party
the popping Of champagne
corks, the rhythmic tunes of
Meyer Davis orchestra. and
the gay laughter of a crowd
Of over 500. very obviously
enjoying themselves.
Under the leadership of
Mrs. jefferson Patterson, the
women's committee of the
gallery staged a Waltz and
Polka Party" to preview the
Catherwood Foundation Collec-
ton OF Sculptured Jewels by
Salvador Dali.
Setting Of Art Riches
As Dali is a Spaniard. the
patrons for the event were
the Ambassador of Spain and
the Countess Of Motrico. who
received guests with Mrs. Pat
terson and Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
minis Gatherwood of Phila-
delphia. organizers of the Dali
collection.
The Catherwood Founda-
ton bought the jewels some
years ago as a money-raising,
travelling exhibit. Admission
is charged and the proceeds
go into scholarships for prom
Using Young artists.
Scholarship Awarded
They always award a schol-
arship to an artist from the
area in which the showing is
held, and last night the winner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-25

1IMEOGRAPHING. one-day service.
STANLEY ADAMS PRINTING CO..
sos 18th street n w.. DI. 7-1434:
nights ia 5.s245 2Ss
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT and
invitations: 24-hr. service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING. sos 18th
NV DI. 7-1434; ewes. IA. b-s245.
2Ss
ANYONE knowing the whereabouts
Of Jane Davis, tcolored,, call NO,
s-935u pa
Will BOARD elderly person or con-
valescent In refined private home.
excel care. WO 6-SS54. 27s
MiMEOGnAPHING 500 comics
~ rs ExCH. sFRv co. 1740
st NV. RIM. ~, ST 3-6fS6 20
FORMS 81. u 8, lob applications
PREPARED and typed: personnel CONN
selling EXCH SERV CO. t74RK
st NV. ST. 3-61s6 "6'
ATTENTION. home freezer owners
Meats. frozen foods and ice cream
At wholesale prices. Cut and
sE EeSRss ffooGDSss.f VIZ sp'' G1iio
TYING - Expertly and eAlciently
done. Pick up and delivery. JE: 2.
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THOs J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers
iii z 81. NV.

Trustees Sale OF Valuable THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
ISLAND AVENUE. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. iO40l,
Folio So7 ct Sa Of the land rec.
and Of the request OF the party
trustees trust, !, VII VI. sell q public auction in
pSY. Il The IL TWENTY TWENTY Ninth NJ MfT DAY
THREE O'CLOCK Pm, the follow
situate IN TIE District o. colamSis,
and designated as and being Lot 81
in Coltman and Adams Trustees
subdivision IN SQUARE 25s. as per
bia IN LiSer ". = AZ f Si 1S wv:
subject to riRht CT wav of record.
Terms. Sold subject to a prior
building associate deed OF trust
for approximately SA.jIn2T. fur
ther particulars OF which win be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust 10
bsa paid IN cash, 4 deposit Of
recording. etc. At purchasers cost:
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and rssold a.
the discretion Of the trustees.
LOUIS YUDELEyIT;
ROBERT ". KIDWELL.
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tanned at dinner. Her guests
included the Ambassador of
Panama and Sonora de VAL
larino. the British Minister
and Mrs. Coulson. former Am
basSador and Mrs. George Nc
Ghee. Mrs. Perle Mesta. Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Haislip. Mr..
and Mrs. Catherwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reeves Wetherill Of Phil
adelphia, Col. and Mrs. Clark
Lawrence Of Castle Hill, Cob
ham, Va; Mr.. Richard How
land of Baltimore, DR.. and
Mrs. William Lynnewood Gar
lick. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lawrence
Houghteling. Mr.. and Mrs.
John lockwood. Miss Carolyn
Nash, Mr.. Henry Dora, Mrs.
Wilbur Hubbard, Mr.. Wilbur
Rose Hubbard. Mr.. Stuart
Rockwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Todd Young. jr.
With the Tapley BENEFITS.
jr., who gave q dinner before
hand, we're the William Jay
Hoffs; John Dreiers. Chalmers
B Woods. Robert Creels and
D. F. Muirheads.
The Muirheads. incidentally.
expect an interesting house
guest starting Sunday--the
Earl of Buckinghamshire,
uncle Of Mrs. Muirhead. hand.
some. fortyish, deputy speaker
of the House of Lords and a
bachelorl What's more. he'll
be here for the leap year
dance at the Sulgrave Club
Wednesday night.
Others giving dinners were
the Rudyard Boultons. the Lee
Murphys. with the Richard
Cults: the Blake Clarks and
fhn UUillia - HSnexaltAm
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THOs. JsowEN a son. Auctioneers
III Z st. NV.

Trustees Sale OF Valuable TWO
STORY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 4i12 LANE
PLACE NORTHEAST
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded In Liber No 9b7e.
Folio 6S ct seq. Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. and az
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee viii
sell, at public auction, in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, AID. 1850, AT TWO-FTFfEEN
O'CLOCK PM, the following de
scribed land and premises. situate
In the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot "a In
Saunders subdivision OF Lots 9 and
Z In Burley's subdivision Of part
OF Sheriff Estates called Whiting
ham " plat Of Saunders subdivision
1880 at folio aia now known as
Lot - in Square hl57
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH A de-
post Of 100000 viii be required at
time Of sale Adjustments made as
OF date of sale All conveyRncing,
recording revenue stamps. etc at
cost OF purchaser Terms NJ sale TO
he comnlied with within thirty davs
from day OF sale otherwise the
trustee reserves the riEht TO resell
the property at the risk mud cost
DAYS advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published In
ISAAC s. MASON,
fs17.a0.23.25.2s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

COY sII,e,s or DIs d.o 81 COZ zen DIR y
is5s.@sEAIEp PROPOSALS viii
be reed. 10 RIM. 40l. 400 Pa. Ave.
NV. wash: ]. D. G.: until 2 Pm.
EST March 1. 1886. and then
publicly opened and read for Clear.
ins and Grading 3,0o0 lin, H.: Of
forms. plars and specns; obtain
able from Supervisor, Contr. ~
Bond Section, Procurement once.
d. c., RIM. 406. 400 Penn. Ave,
NV. fTcl. Ma. $4,000. Ext. 237Sj.
fe23.:4,35.25.2S.2g
GOV. OF DIST. OF COL, DEPT. OF
HIGHWAYS H Y, Yys;opPssee, A, h ie 80
10 Rm. 4Ss, 9SS Pa ave. nv.
Wash. /, D, G., until z PM. EST.
opened and read for construct; Gem.
eoncr.. curb and gutter and laying
tons in B, G.. consist. Of 1900
lin. IT. comb. Gem eoner. eurn and
and . curb s''xs"x15S; and e,710
tons asphaltic concr. surf. course.
s ram 10r soe ana spse cotp and
Bond Section, Procurement Once.
D. c.. RIM. 400, 400 Pa. ave. NV.
tTel MA. $4,000, Ext. 231S).
fe24,25,27 ,2S,2g-mhl
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING Az.
THORITY INVITATION FOR BIDS
CONSTRUCTION Contract, - Sealed
bids in quadruplicate. subject 10
he conditions contained herein and
an the Contract Documents. will be
received for furnishing Of all labor
and materials and performing all
work necessary and incidental TO
the construction OF Housing Prof.
ect DC 20 Arthur Capper Dwell
inss. comprising 6l2 dwelling units.
located between End and 9TH Streets
Sc, washington. D. G.. until 200
PM. Eastern Standard Time on the
9Th day Of April. 1855. by the
National Capital Housing Authority
at It's ofices. at 152g New York
Avenue NV. washineton %. d. C..
at which time and place all bids
WIN be publicly opened; Proposed
Guiding plans and specifications will
be on file. beginning February rs,
1853, at the ONCE n the Technical
oficef. National Capital Housing
Authority. l729 New York Avenue
NV. f2nd Floor. Washinkton, D c.
obtained by dcpositing with the
NCHA for each set of documents OBJ
tanned CERTIFIED check in the
amount OF $50 90 made out TO the
National Capital Housing Authority.
Such deposit will be refunded TO
each person who returns the plans,
:pecincasions; and ether documcnts
Avenue wv washington. D. c., in
sood condition within 20 days after
bid opening JAMES RING, Execu-
tive Director. fe22, 2o.26
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ADAM. A. wEsCHLER & SON
Auelioneers- Appraisers
United States MarshAls sale

wALK-IN COOLER COMPRESSOR
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, ETC.
BY virtue of Writ OF Fieri Facias
issued out of the Clerks once Of
the Municipal Court for the Dis
tYict OF Columbia and to me di-
rected ! will sell for cash by public
auction at Rear OF No. IA l. Street
Sc. Monday, February 81. 1856.
at $50 o'clock PM, Walk-in
hardening box. about g'x37'xS',
with yestibule, inner and conveyor
doors GE compressor with SHIP.
motor. inner coil and starting
panel; Penn counter scale, . stock
trucks desk. chairs and 1915 In
ternatioual lh-ton truck No. Ks
1899 with insulated body, seized
and levied upon as property Of the
Defendant Wsshinston Frozen Now
city Co. Inc. Corp. and sold to
satisfy q Judgment at Law No.
Ml012-56 in favor OF Washington
Maid. Inc, a Corp, Plaintiff.
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