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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-01
IF YOU WANT YOUR MOBILE
HOME TO HAVE HOUSE-TYPE
EYE FOLLOW ALONG WITH SPA
CIOUS INTERIOR OF THESE NEW
BARGAINS

Ia47 Gift. Glider -------. SI95
1947 27-ft, Elcar - $995
1851 25-ft. Zephyr $l,795
Many Others to Choose From
IN SMALL NEW TRAILER we stock
20 and ~ #. Nashua 26 and 81 it..
Buddy These trailers start from
S2,195 and must be seen to be ap-
precisted
HEETER TRAILER SALES
Rte. /. College Park, Md. WE. 5-5l11
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AVIATION

FOR SALE, PT-10 airplane, excel
lent condition, never commissioned.
Phone FA 22SS1. q
CESSNA 10. 4 seats. 100 m. p. h..
rs 9. p. h.; new; engine. magnetos,
tires. brakes; " share. S1,235. Falls
Church ,JE 3-S4S6 .
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

TRACTORS FOK sALE-Easy financ-
ing; for reliable drivers, long term
leases avail. to interested parties.
Refrigeration and long haul exper.
nee. l241 N. Glebe rd.. Arls Ask for
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WANTED

Clean so to SO model cars-Fords,
Plymouths, Chevrolets and so forth.
Drive to Arlington's De Soto
200 Wilson blvd, Arlington. .
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TRAlLERS
" SYSTEM. 1852; 25zft; with bath:

Like new. call JE. 2-0434. -
PAN AMERICAN 81; 80 it,. 2 bed
rms. bunk beds in /. full bath with
shower. Ideal for children. Perfect
cond.; real buy; Navy Res. officer 60
ing home to West Coast. Lot AZ.
Temple Trailer Village. XII. 1855.
AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER 1949:
% IT.: like new, with additional
modern features; $3.50. XII. 9-S949.
TRAILER. SO Continental; IS it..
Can be seen on Hoose rd. on Rt. $50.
Lorton. Va. r. M. SHIRLEY. .
HOUSE TRAILER. 35-ft. '53 Royal
Spartanette; twin beds. dinette.
built-in nv, complete bath with
separate shower. Call ov. $4,000
after g 3
TRAILER-New 7.5Ox15 tires: metal
construction; specially built for light
foreign car: easily converted to any
use; $35. 10. 1895. Il
lift. HOUSE TRAILER-Good con-
dition; sleeps 2; $500. Poplar p
3174 .
TRAILER-An steel. luggage; " ton;
dble. hitch. S25. Oh. 4-132l. =
IRAlLEh--E WneelSs large. EXCellenb
condition. Price SS5. 5000 Sth road,
S. Arl. IA. S-6267. -
If YOU WANT YOUR MOBILE
HOME TO HAVE HOUSE-TYPE
EYE FOLLOW ALONG WITH SPA
CIOUS INTERIOR OF THESE NEW
LIBERTYS.
Look at your bigger bedrooms. the
full-sized bathroom; see the fully
equipped pine-paneled kitchen. the
big dinette with picture window: the
beautifully decorated private living
room. That's INABILITY as you
want it as only Liberty can offer
you. Soft, satin toned finish through
out the interior; and end tables add
the finishing touch of genuine
charm in the exciting new Liberty.
These Liberty mobile homes can be
purchased on a 5-yr. plan. Come to
see them. We are here to show
them from IL noon to g pm, Sun
day II noon to 8 pm. Monday,
other DAYS . am. to b pm.
Heeter Trailer Sales
Rte. l, College Park, Md. WE. 5-5l11
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GARAGES

DOWNTOWN, garage or warehouse.
rear GA M st. NV. 1900 So. TT;
Immediately available. INQUIRE
MRS HEAD. Ii. 7-9400 or see your
real estate broker.
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE for rent;
NE. area. Convenient. dry. Ii. 3
HEATED GARAGE FOR RENT at leo
c st. ne. Ii 6-4466. =
DUPONT CIRCLE. 18th and P SITS
NV. Open lot; 24-hr. privileges;
SIS month.
l4th and Columbia I'd. NV, single
garage. avail. now; SIS mo.
Sheraton Park Hotel area-Single
garages; 50 month. Rear $500 blk.
Conn. ave.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345
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'47 PONTIAC

4-dr. black. Streamliner. orig. owner
must sell: mechanically perfect
beautiful condition. $4,000 actual
miles, r. and h: S495 or best offer
Call MR.. WRENN, HO. $4,000. Ext.
231 a
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MONEY WANTED

REAL ESTATE-Owner with large
equity needs S5,000-$10,000 work.
ing capital TO finance new business.
Box 1851. Star. y
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1888 VS. l&-to 9 pickup 4 1900
DODGE 1858 pickup. with heater
10000 miles: Al cond. owner dis
continuing business. A rare bargain
at 1913. Call morning or evening
between Z and S. ia. 5-9476. =
FORD 80 F-5 VS.; 17S-in. wheel
base 3, stake body; meyer eye used 3Srd,g fSI
out: good tires: bargain at S145.
FRANK SMALL, JR.. INC. 1886
c GfHd H0Pe r "a Sc i-ton n,ckun. one
throughout; Ss95. EICHBERG, AUTO
SALES. 1909 Wis. ave-. AID. 4-17222
DODGE. panel. 194S: unusually good
cond.; has new. rear end and brakes:
d dns is sT fqFRlaf sFu sA NJ M c s5
DobGE $780, $50 fluid drive. 7s-ton
panel; good cond. $500 or best offer
FORD or fiat bed. 1s4s. This is a sur
plus truck we will sell cheap. STEW
ART BAINUM CO.. tn. 2-01o5.
SO h-ton panel; has
exceptionally low mileage and, in
best of condition throughout; it's a
Dis SCtfiI&S lOT you dL III Ito, INV =
cost GMAC terms If desired. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET, INC. $3.50 M
st. NV. AID. -2-162S. ,
FORD 81 VS. i2-ton pickup; has had
exceptional care. Upper enclosed
canopy. FRANK SMALL. Jr., INC :,
1900 Pa. ave. Sc. LII. 2-9S37. Il
FORD 80 Pickup: driven only. 5000
miles and used for light work: abb
solutely factory-new condition.; 81 :
255. LOGAN (Ford). 2017 Virginia
ave. NV, ME, S-2SlS. -
FORD ~ COE, crane. excellent con-
dition; 1925. APP. 7-1171.
FORD, 1883 "V-S" acton pickup.
Well taken care Of. 200 miles.
Green, with tool boxes and rack.
Very reasonable. LU. 4-007o. =
40 Hat. fiatbed: new
motor, excellent shape; good rubber.
2-speed Bendix axle. .Apprsd. S595.
Sell for $500 or trade for pickup.
Phone 263-R, Laurel. 903 Carroll
ave. q
TPHCKC TPACTOPS
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AND end TRUST LOANS made;
34-hour service. Call Ii. 3-0445
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP. -
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance in
cash Call MR.. MILLER. NE. S-1220;
evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Custom IS" Tudor: here IS
cleaning chrome interior immacu-
late, mechanically Al condition, has
radio, heater and practically new
tires: SS45, low cost GMAC terms
Il desired, STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
INC, $3.50 NJ st. NV, AID. 2-l62S
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FORD SO Customline Fordor; r. and
h.; beaut. 2-tone glacier and cadet
blue; very low mi; Just like new
car. Special today only. 81 .495.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC, 1876
Coed Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 45700.
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TRUCKS-TRACTORS
1850 GMC 623; CA 1949 Dodge
T-1sS; 1850 GMC SEQ: 1850 Ford
F-S: 1949 Brock $50: 1946. WA.
White Motor, OF. 4-8000I
2165 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl. 1649
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CHRIS CRAFT = Runabout. IA #.
with IL hip. Chris Craft Com
mander cupboard motor; boat and
motor. Al condition, fully equip
ped: reasonable. KE. S-5220. -
CABIN-36 it.. fishing boat. Chrysler,
rs hip, marine engine installed
new last year; galley and head
ready to go; $1,000. WO. 6-7566.
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OUTBOARD MOTOR, 7ia-h.p. Scott
Atwater, 1882. used l mo. like new;
Ni5o or best offer. 10. S-4697. Il
WIZARD, 4 hip. new. Sl65. including
extras Call after 6 pm. JU. 5-50SS.
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32-FT. SFTICRAFT cabin cruiser;
twin screws; $50 hip. gray marine;
less than | yr old; real sacrifice
SS.50u JU. S-45US -
SPORTSMEN ATTENTION - 14-foot
Wedgemaker Wolverine; l4-h.p.
Evinrude motor; both in excellent
condition; 1915 cash. LII. 1-l006.
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FORD Al Custom IS" Tudor, with r.
and h.; real clean car; only SIS.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC, 1886
Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LII. 4-5700.
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SCOTT-ATWATER. 7Ia-hp. motor
and stand. Purchased in 1852. used
very little; SIS. JU. ,5-S626., =
FOR SALE-Topper. : yrs. old; 20
hip. Evinrude motor. JE. 4-5013.
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NEW I2-FT. ANDERS plywood out
board motor boat. S145. Can be seen
al BUZZARD POINT BOAT YARD.
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TRAILER. SO Continental; IS it..
pay equity and take over payments.
Can be seen on Hoose rd. on Rt. $50.
Lorton. Va. r. NJ. SHIRLEY. -
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EXPRESS x R CRUISER, 1859 de luxe

MAKE OFFER-86-ft. cabin cruiser,
rebuilt eng, spring hauled. This
boat will be sold for overdue re-
pairs and dock rent. See at MIL
LER'S BOAT YARD. Anacostia, D. c.,
Slip II. or call WA. 1895. .
BOLT. SLOOP, 25-h.p. eng: sleeps
3; head, galley: hauled Sept. SO:
e sails JU 5-525S .
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1852 9O-FT. CENTURY sEAMAiD,

ver.ible ton and side curtains full
storage cover. spotlight. Anchor
S3,300 See at STEELCRAFT DOCK,
Main ave. and NJ st. s.w.. ST. s.
4Ii5 .
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CADILLAC '47-BARGAIN
owner Overseas. IA. S-122o
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PONTIAC 81 "-dr.. owner: bl5ck
oe luxe g.; like new: Hydra Matte,
r: ana n, low mileage. new battery,
excel rubber, 81 095. DE. 1880,
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DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr., with Gyro-
matte. orig. Gypsy green finish. like
car. $1.O45. KIRK MOTOR CO..
1000 Georgia ave-, ia. 9-4S00.
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AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER 1910:
IS it.: like new, with additional
modern features: $3.50. XII. 9-S949.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Two NtiIitury
Parties Given
Yesterday

The commandant Of the. Ma
rine Corps Schools and Mrs.
Clifton B. Gates invited nearly
$50 guests to their quarters at
Quantico yesterday for an "at
home" party.
This was strictly a service
party and the guests. many Of
them retired officers, were all old
friends Of the hosts.
Mrs. Gates said she believed
this would be the last party they
could manage before Gen. Gates
retires June 80. Immediately
after his retirement. they will
leave for their home In Prouts
Neck, Maine. to spend the sum.
mer. The hostess reported that
they still haven't decided where
they are going to live this fall.
The garden at their quarters
is lovely and additional atmos-
phere was provided by q band
from the Marine Schools.
Another military party yester-
day honored visitors from Cam
ada. The director Of pay serv-
ices Of the Royal Canadian
Army. Col. c. w. BAH. and Mrs.
Ball were entertained by the Of
f1cers OF the Office Of the Chief
Of Finance. The $3.50 to 1880
o'clock party took place at Of
ficers' Club, Fort Belvoir.
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Exclusively Yours---'s71 's71r 's~-s
Wilton B. Persons Joint Hosts at Brunch in the Country
Gen. Sherman Miles to We'd Gen Milton Arnold Married

Some of the White House
and cabinet contingents ate
their lunch yesterday on the
green Of a sweeping manicured
lawn within view of well
groomed black angus cattle, q
talkative parrot and acres and
acres Of rolling velvety Mary
land hills.
They. the Capital officials not
the angus. had hied themselves
to the site of a party given by
Deputy Assistant to the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilton B. Per-
sons and their old friend and
Washington lawyer, Frank M.
Ludwick. The occasion was a
1890 Sunday brunch at Mr..
Ludwick'S place on Cedar Lane
a mile beyond Edmor, Md.
Warwick boasts about so we'll
kept acres and an utterly
charming white brick house.
The parrot was only dis
covered after Welfare Secre-
tary Oveta Culp Hobby, Baron
and Baroness Silvercruys and
Wahwee and Doug Macarthur
become so intrigued by the
strange noises coming from the
other side Of q nearby bush,.
that one Of the men investi-
gated. It was a beautiful
green fowl sitting on its out
door perch and giving vent to
some Of its extensive and color
full vocabulary.
Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Humphrey went out
to Harwick but just for the
ride as something unexpected
came up and they had to be
back in Washington. But At
torney General and Mrs. Brow
nell were there and the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Mrs.
Weeks. They sat out on the
grass to eat their lunch and
exchanged QuipS with an ever
widening circle baSking in the
warmth of the beautiful day.
The Postmaster General and
Mrs. Summerfield and Deputy
Postmaster and Mrs. Charles
r. Hook. jr.. partook of their
fried chicken, Virginia ham.
hominy grits and coffee cake
on the inclosed porch. On the
way out there Art Summarized
came up with the greatest idea
since the f1rsk SNeax-coakod
Evening star., 1954-05-24

cereal. He's going to put vita
Minis in the stickum on stamps
so that a lick a day will keep
the doctor away. A three-cent
stamp would make you feel
pretty good but one Of those
big commemorative stamps
would give you a real charge.
Even bill paying would become
painless, and the people who
spend their time answering en-
graved invitations would have
the energy to get there.
Senator and Mrs. Russell
Long, the Presidents Counsel,
and Mrs. Bernard Stanley,
Presidential Assistants Homer
Gruenther and Gerald Morgan
and their wives; Assistant Sec
retary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Orme Lewis, the Deputy Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Bill
Rogers, Peggy lie Baron, Ruth
and Duke Shoop, Ruth Treg-
lown. the Roy st. Lewises and
Ken Allen. who lives at Mar
wick, were among others at
the informal gathering.
The marriage Of two gen.
erals are in the news. Gen.
Sherman Miles, U. s. A., retired,
who has many friends in
Washington as he does in Bos-
ton, will be married to Mrs.
Edith Lawrence Coolidge of
Boston on the I'd. She is the
mother Of Harold Coolidge
now Of this city. Both Harold
and Helen will go up for the
wedding which will take place
in her home in Pride's Cross
ing. Mrs. Coolidge has known
the general for about Is years,
and was a friend Of Mrs. Miles
until her death o year ago.
And Brig. Gen. Milton Ar
mold. q. S. A. F., retired, was
married on May Is to Dorothy
DeGolyer Michael of Dallas,
Texas, sister of Mrs. George
McGhee. They had been plan
ming to wed for some weeks
but wanted the least fanfare
possible so drove to Sperry-
vile, Va, where they were
married in the First Baptist,
Church. They will live here
having just bought Col. D. A.
Hanes' house in Georgetown
which they will fix over this
summer. In the meantime they
are eneconOed IA the A1c0hees'
Evening star., 1954-05-24

evening, June 1, a dinner given
by the Secretary General of the
United Nations at the United
Nations Building in New York.
Married in 1910
Emperor Halle Selassie was
married in 1910 (hiS wife was
not able to make the long trip
to this country and has four
children. ten grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
The youngest son of the 61-
year-old Emperor is coming with
his father to the United States.
He is %. He is a student of
music and the arts and has a.
large collection of jazz records.
He drives an American car and
pilots his own plane.
After the residence was in
spected, the Envoy and his wife
held a brief press conference.
Queried for a description of
the Emperor's granddaughter
that's accompanying him, both
the Ambassador and Nine. De-
ressa said it had been at least
three years since they had seen
her and they felt she might have
changed since then. They did
say she had completed her
schooling at oxford University
in England and that this would
also be her first trip to the
United States.
For the dinner Friday. there
will be "a guests, additional
guests having been asked for the
reception. They do not plan to
serve any Ethiopian dishes
(Which are very highly sea-
soned), and the present small
dining room table will be re-
placed by a larger one. Ambassa-
dor Deressa said he hoped they
would get some special table set
tings from home in time for the
dinner, but if not they will use
what they have.
Nine. Deressa, who is quite
fond of American food-espe-
cially southern fried chicken, and
who likes our theaters and con-
certs. gave a report on their chill
dren.
All flve, she said, speak Eng
Evening star., 1954-05-24

Middleburg farm. Cele cGhee
couldn't be more pleased to
have her sister permanently
settled in Washington. "I've
never had q built-in baby sit
ter BEFORE" she observes with
relish.
The announcement Of the
marriage comes from the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Lee DeGolyer Of Dali
las. Mrs. Arnold went to Miss
Porter'S School in Farming
ton, Conn.,, and made her de-
but in New York and Dallas.
She's a member of the Junior
League of Dallas.
Gen. Arnold was divorced
about six months ago from
Sally Jesse Arnold, now Mrs.
George Bunker of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
RuIe-Horvey
Ceren1onyHeId

Miss Sheila Harvey, daughter
Of Mrs. Alice B. Harvey Of Falls
Church, Va. became the bride on
May 5 Of Mr.. Paul E. Rule, son
Of the late Mr.. Paul E. Rule and
Mrs. Rule Of st. Louis, Mo.
The ceremony took place in
Wiesbaden, Germany. where the
bride and her husband are both
stationed with the United States
Air Force. Mrs. Rule attended
Mary Washington College in Vir-
gipia and Mr.. Rule attended st.
Louis University. The newlyweds
will make, their home in Ger
many for another year.
Evening star., 1954-05-24

Washington is being busted
and polished for another State
visit.
On Wednesday His Imperial
Majesty Halle Selassie I. Emperor
of Ethiopia, will arrive for a
visit at the invitation of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower.
The White House, Blair House
and the Ethiopian Embassy are
all being readied. For the first
two establishments, this is old
stuff. since a rash of Chiefs Of
State have stayed in them in
the last couple Of years. But
for the embassy, this is her
debut.
Not only is this residence on
Wyoming avenue newly acquired
by the Ethiopian government,
but it is also the first visit Of
the Emperor to the United
States. He was first invited here
by the late President Franklin
Roosevelt when they met at Suez
in 1915. The invitation was re-
newed by President Eisenhower
earlier this year.
Embassy Ready
The new Embassy is spic and
span. The contract for the former
home Of DR.. and Mrs. George B.
Tribble was signed several
months ago and since that time
the renovation has been going on.
The Ambassador and Nine.
Deressa invited the press to see
the house Saturday.
The floors of the downstairs
rooms are covered with wall-to-
wall gold carpeting. The brocade
draperies in the drawing room
on the left of the entrance are
q soft shade of green. In the
room on the right, the draperies
are blue and beige-striped. It
is in this room that the Emperor
and the Ambassador and Nine.
Deressa will stand Friday eve
ming to receive the guests in
vited to the dinner and recep-
ton the Emperor will give in
honor of President and Mrs.
Eisenhower.
It is also in this room that the
portrait of Halle Selassie hangs.
On the table beneath it there are
several objects that many of the
guests are going to want to know
about. On each end of the table
stands a large gold church pro-
cessional cross, completely hand
made. They are not like our
church crosses, but rather an in
tricate pattern, and one that re-
ouired deft hands to execute In
the center of the table are
mounted tusks Of a hippopota-
mus, made as q set along with
some ash trays for the Ambas-
sador by boys in a handcraft
school in Ethiopia.
Paintings Of Homeland
Throughout the Embassy are
landscape paintings of the coun-
try, done mostly by French and
Italian artists, and there are q
few replicas of thirteenth and
fourteenth century-type religious
paintings, or icons. There is one
painting the Embassy is partic-
ularly proud of. It is also a
religious subject and was done
by Ale Asfelege Salem, an
Ethiopian student studying at
the Chicago School of Art.
Another honey touch is added
by the ancient Ethiopian shields
on the walls, which at one time
were carried by warriors but are
now used as decoration.
The Wyoming avenue resi-
dence is a three-story house, has
10 bedrooms, q sitting room up
Evening star., 1954-05-24
State Societies

The Kansas and Nebraska
State Societies will join Thurs
day to celebrate the Tooth ami
versary Of the act establishing
the Kansas-Nebraska territory.
The celebration will start at $50
pm. in the Potomac Boat Club,
$500 Water street NV, with
dancing at 10 pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Announcement

MIR. and Mrs. Robert M. Cook
Of Arlington announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Linda Lee to Mr.. E. Franklin
Mckinney. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. r. Mckinney. also of Arling-
ton. The wedding will take place
on August IA.
Evening star., 1954-05-24
--star stan Photo.

lish well. having studied in Eng
lish schools before coming here,
and all five will be scooted next
door to the Chancery the night
Of the Embassy party, in spite
Of one Of the girls lament that
it would be awfully nice If she
could see President Eisenhower! !!
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Hosts At Breakfast

Mr.. and Mrs. Clewell Sykes
of Philadelphia, former residents
of Washington, entertained at q
breakfast yesterday morning at
the Standardization Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Sykes came here to
attend the annual dinner and
stunt party of the Women's Ma
tional Press Club,