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Evening star., 1952-06-29
HELP WOMEN

PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO desires re-
ceptionist and telephone solicitor.
HARRfs nsFlfscs e ReMS isis csy st. week nM
POLICY WRITER for large air-cond.
insurance once. Casualty exper. de-
sired. YOUNG & SIMON. $40 Wood
PRESSERS, exp. on woods: good pay,
steady lob. SAFEWAY CLEANERS,
rear 1925 Georgia ave.
PRESSERS. for laundry 49,; ex-
perienced; good pay and incentive
bonus; vacation and disqualification
insurance. Apply DISTRICT LINEN
SERVICE CO. So L st. sc.
PRESS OPERATORS
Experienced on starch. work; 5-day
week. vacation with pay, excel.
commission. Apply MAYFAIR LAUN-
aRy. 2 &, MSi sRd ave, and c0lesville Mas 3D.
RADIO AND Tv CONTINUITY WRI-
TER, experienced, for advertising
agency; private. .air-cooled ofice: 81
day week: good salary. Call JON
RECEPTIONIST and PIX operator
young woman for large law firm. To-
Gated in modern, air-conditioned
office. Excellent personal appear
ance and ability to operate a busy
hoard sqs' NA' SSse9t5s{; sss6 Good starting SAL
RECEPTIONIST, under 35, immediate
position in real estate. for alert
young woman, permanent or sum-
mer months. Call MR.. JOHNSON,
Sun. and Mon. MA. 2717.
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&
LOTHROP

WAITRESS, white, knowledge Of typ
ing and little bookkeeping. 10 to
4; good earnings; vacation with pay;
no Sundays. MAYNARD'S RESTAU.
RANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
~ I50S tG 18th lh st. NV.
Seasss s!assd AMRR!E MeAAfs et'sF
~, IUZO vermont ave. NV. 80
WAITRESS, white; good pay. GOOD
tiPS. 1sSl apply Apply CHIN's RESTAURANT,
WAITRESS for night work; expert
RI AURANT. 1893 Eastern ave.
wAITREss, experienced, from 12
RESTAURANT PIERREs. Conn. ave.
WAITRESS " WHITE. III night work, Ks? Gao
Pm Pm, to l am: small tavern. DU.
wAiTREssEs. expd. mature N women,
salary: $50; tips, $50 to $50. Air
So. 2s St., Arlington. Calf II. oo96.
MATTRESSES, white, exp; no night,
Sundays or holidays; very good tips.
Apply Monday morning. VERMONT
M rp.HARMACY. Vermont and L st. NV.
MATTRESSES wanted. good hours,
eOOQ pay. JE. 3-3U79. Il
MATTRESSES WANTED, good salary.
pleasant surroundings. good tips.
Apply in person, MRS. ks RESTAU-
RANT, 1923 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring.
MATTRESSES. white. exper.. part
time, 5-10 pm. GOOD FOOD
SHOP 1166 N. Glebe, GL. O151.
MATTRESSES; g,a1;r white, over q; sex-
ANT. lI23 l4th st. NV. 80
WA1TRESSES-Well experienced In
food and liquor; prefer Sc. resident;
olnner hours open; also full-tirne
nights. Apply after 8 pm. IIV.
INGSTON INN, 1850 Livingston I'd.
S.e., 10 2-4SOO -oo
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HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY for general Office work;
knowledge Of shorthand ana typ
ing necessary; 5-day week. air
PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. i
YOUNG LADY interested in learn
ing photography or exper.. car nee,
good pay. Box 412-z. Star.
WOMEN t2). white. intelli-
gent; part-time work in sales dept.
das ahs: si0nsl sas to s5S per week to
terytew phone RE. 5397. $40 to
9:30 am: or 3 to 5 pm. 80
YOUNG WOMAN
As clerk for art store in Parkington
Shopping center. Arl.. Va. ia. q
REFINED LADY 1white7 to help with
cfas chiidrsn rel, $50 % to 8 Pm: in sxch; tor for
VACATION POSITION for college
student. Real health-giving position
Splendid experience. $3.50 for sc
Gays. Call to see MR.. P. c. FULLY
pm. No phone calls. ave. 'e. II
raosS q sass aSs
nent work. Call OW. 1929. -
EXPANDING INSURANCE CLAIMS
OFFICE desires the services OF
young woman, experienced in this
tyre OF employment. Write Boz
254-Y, Star, Swing age. phone anc
educational background go
fAET.IIME, 4 hours per day. air
conditioned office. For ediphone OF
Cofii1gGHne CofiEGG GRAb5lUMATEIi,2 RAi5l MEi 2epe BART tim.
varied duties; receptionist. somt
nov. Call after o am. Monday
% NE; NT;;pSlo Slo0s Ext; e. ;.
Typing? Shorthand? Legal reporting
town lila days occasionally? SI.2;
CAPITAL SEC. SERVICE. Ex. 95S5
EARN $50 TO 500 easily sparetime
Just show new CHRISTMAS CARDS
Every one buys; experience unnec
feSsary fS aEes Other afSss93rtments too "
mas cards low as 81. FREE imprin
RRYCREsT' R0.fdn Dept. 49, 7s Chauncy
MOTHERS-Have a vacation! Ear,
S20-$4O wkly. steady income dis
trlbuting AVON products near you
part-time hrs. RE. S1O7.
QUICKEST $50 YOU CAN MAKE
ratmss ca Cara on AssoTtmen iaStrsens $50
80 boxes easy! Imprints, 40 for ST
many other exclusive values. Casl
bonus; money-back guarantee. Ge
aSSortments on approval. imprint
freei CARDINAL CRAFTSMEN
1900 State. Dept. 12-K, Cincinnati
AIRLINEs NEED
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1919 F ST. NV.

NURSE for physicians office in Arl.
Attract. salary. Good mgr. .Typing
essential. For appoint, IA. 2-10SO.
NURSE to take care of 7-month- old
BABY through summer in New Hamp-
snlre. Experience preferred. Ref
erences: Family leaving within few
white; Protestant,
for institutional work; live in or
ond ont san san { GE, E. 5000 bet. 7:3o m.
NURsE-white. night work. graduate
or undergraduate for the LiSNER
HOME. Chevy Chase. hours II pm.
to am. 8 nights week. Fridays
off. Salary $40 a week. room avail
able able i desired. Call MRS. ERTz.
NGRsEss%Resistered and practical. @
white. for new Orthopedic Hosp.
S. Arl.; S145-S22O JA 4-170O.
Mrs. Boyette. betw. 9 am. and
NURSE-Practical. for care of new
infant. experienced. Live in. Phone
NURSES AID. white. for s-hour duty
in suburban sanitarium. live in; re-
ferences FA. O643. 80
NURSERY AIDE TRAINEE-Open
ing for women, 1926 yrs; 6-mos.
course; students receive free room
and board and small stipend. Ap-
ply CHILDREN'S CONVALESCENT
HOME. 1871 Bunker Hill I'd. ne.
oFFicG0 CLERK. exper. helpful. so some
typing required; vacation with pay.
bonus, good salary. opportunity for
advance. pleasant surroundings; air
cond ofics, HERsoN's AUTO q
APPLIANCE CO.. ia o st. NV.
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necessary: vacation with pay. hos
pltad A., snd ACCIDENT insurance. Appl.
ELITE LAUNDRY, 2119 14th ST
GIRLS. for our display dept, Yer;
interested in displaying women's ap
ber; Box 305-A. Star. SO
sve1 and 1s assist yEs wR e sddsss
EfSEMANs,A COL ,7tS 7Eieeitens ST. NV. salary MS'
GIRLS to learn interesting perma
nent work: 5-day. 40-hr. Wk.; vaca
G; 9: 8; PHOTO SERVICE. 3i0i
wiz Wilson 0lvd'' 9 to 5. See Ken Lpd
Girl. col. attractive and neat t,
learn photo processing; some cieri
Sai WORK: no exper. nee. Box 413
LADY. yi. telephone exper., to handl,
SON KENNEDY S'RlS RAD1oD o1D9ly s{oa y isti peE
LADY, white, exp. driver; part-tim,
services; references EXCHANGED. Fo
Indignation call co. 1867.
LADIES, between the age of 25 ant
ES iisbsd as asst asst .cfs cashier in well.estab
figures. s. NA' S s1oS 1oS oe accurate Titf
WOMAN WOMAN to assist with care Of aged
mSsaer' 1Saa some g.h.w.- stay in. ov
WOMAN. white. 25-s5, part Ig time
an. small store; no exper. nee
WOMEN aS'; white, to do light 6SH house.
work, care for child. Room, board
wnMSZyS; SaiSTZy; II, II 4S14SSi FnttSir.,S ,yosS9 S9' .
drug store-Full time and part time;
excellent salary aYrl1lanf nArk =
cond:; 5-day wk: 5019 Wilson blvd
W0MENwWhite, sen most beautiful
lingerie, dresses, blouses,. children,
wear. Home style show plan; comm
WOMAN. s. to $50 50 With StRfp pleasRine Rm .elel l
phone voice, and ability to talk with
confidence; 5-day wk.. salary and
4stss0I EWINo. 1913 DR' st. lnSH'S NV. atte1 q
WOMEN "a, part-time hours seilins
AvON's regular customers. earn
$2O-S40 weekly; you smay qualify,
woMANS' i to to work in motor court for
Woman TSSm te MofE SAT- Sdss and ws n as1 1s1
same Job; good pay. Please apply in in
person HOLLY HILL MOTOR
LODGE. LSd Fairfax. Va, Crescent
WOMEN-Whfte, fountain work, eve
nings and Sunday; excellent pay sId
E25SpE TgIdMTs f2shMaeY saafIsGRs 76ss Rae;
boro pike, Hillside 4174. Il
WOMEN--25-45. as investigst tors for
q retail shopping service; high
school grads: national organ; I'm
teresting work: salary advancement;
no exper. neces:: must be free to
travel; Apply Warner Bldg. 18th
and e NV. RIM. 961. 20
YOUNG LADY to train for PIX oper-
ator: some exper. desired. but not
necessary; to II pm: perm. posi-
tion, See Mr.. KNIGHT. 10 am.
to pm, 1913 @ st. NV. 80
YOUNG LADY, telephone clerk
(whitel. for wholesale seafood house. ;
must be experienced in talking on
telephone. Have good hearing and Q
pleasing personality. Call ST. 4444
Monday for appointment.
WOMAN under 40 to assist
business man in office and some
housework combined. Protestant, no
depend, good health. full time work
with est. arm. GE. 413s.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK for public re.
lations once in hospital. 44-hr.
week. PERMANENT POSITION
Salary and meals. DU. 1920, after
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TYPIST

Age 1870; 5-day, 37hr. wk.; vacation
with pay; excellent working condi-
tions, with good chance for advance
ment. Apply claims dept, IN
DEMNITY ms. CO. OF NORTH
AMERICA. 612 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV. "a
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STENOGRAPHERS

STENOGRAPHERS
ployes are congenial The work
ing conditions are comfortable. The
pay is based on your ability. We
offer cooperative group-insurance
plan. Paid vacation, sick leave and
other employe benefits. Apply
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1845 4th st. NE. q
STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST.
Tor general office work in one-girl
insurance office; 35-hr. week; exper.
and shorthand speed not essen;
aptitude for figures helpful. DI. DOLL,
. to D. or OIL. 5957. after 6.
STOCK CLERKS. white, for lge.
tions ETC. nSp5f Hppy a Paay 5th TX St vacs
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and
receptionist for exclusive private
school in nearby Va; some typing
necessary; good opportunity. Cal
81. 94SS; between IL am. and 4
PM. weekdays. Il
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for beau
ty salon; 5-day week. no night work;
good salary. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
80
TEACHER. coop kindergarten: Lam
nam: nam, No; No, fall term. 9-12 noon;
TEACHER-vacation position. splen-
days. Call to see MR.. PAUL G.
FULLY RIM. oo4, 1876 Conn. ave.
bet. ! and 4 pm. No phone calls.
TEACHER-Experienced in kinder
garten. For 3-hour program in
Alexandria for fall term. Ability
to play piano necessary. OV. 1927.
TEACHER for nursery school. with
school. Beth. Chevy Chase area
Mornings, beginning in fall. Phone
OIL. 5140 or WI. 7103 80
TEACHER, NURSERY SCHOOL-For
cooperative school, Silver Spring.
School day 9-12. Must have nursery,
sSnooi sSne tIai15ng SI1g and experience. Call
SECRETARY in dr.'s
ofc.; 4Q-hr. wk.; salary open. Call
ST. 1857 from to pm. week
information clerks
Women under 40 to learn bus
TRANSFORMATION work; experience
preferred but not necessary; pay
while training, good salary, vaca-
ton with pay; sick benefits, 40-hr.
NAL 11th and New York ave. INV NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, who can
type and take shorthand. wanted
by national food concern; excel sal
ary and working conds.; paid hos
pltal,ization; pna group INSURANCE; also
dga ddgaii:; vk mgdern aea sir,eond. e % ef1se; &
HANSON AT 1000
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STENOGRAPHER-S essen
tial; 5-day week, hours. $40 to 5:
age limit 80; salary. $3.50 per month
group insurance, retirement, etc
METAL PRODUCTS. INC. DI 8413
80
STENOGRAPHER-Chemical and en-
gineering research organization de-
Sires alert. and personable girl for
interesting secretarial job. Accurate
shorthand and typist essential.
Asr2yca Sail oy; 2173 CoHg for appt; ATLANTJG II e
SIENOGkAPHER, permanent posi-
tion. Immediate opening with small
well-eStablished law office. Legal
experience unnecessary, but must
be. accurate typist and reliable
5-day week with starting salary
range $25O-S275 mo, Including
teresting work in pleasant air-con-
ditioned office. Phone Sun. or Mon,
DU. 5915, or Box 199-B, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, 35-hour. 5-day
week. Paid vacation and holidays.
conditioned bldg: good working
conditions. Call MIR PETERSON,
HU 1900 for appointment. go
STENOGRAPHER - Young woman
for branch office. Nationally known
concern. Pleasant working conds.
4O-hour wk. Call MR.. HINKLEY.
ME. 5366. 80
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HELP MEN & WOMEN Cont

for a permanent po-
sition offering 5-day wk.; vacation
with pay; group disqualification and
insurance; convenient location; offiCe
at 1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc. FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC, TR. S247.
COUPLE, part time. to assist in man.
agement of better -clasS rooming
house in Dupont Circle area, eve
nings and week ends. Compensation
in form of room rent. Phone
JOHNSON. Sunday or evenings,
Me. 24S5.
COUPLE, willing to live in. husband
as bntler-chauffeur, wife as cook
g:h:w.; excel. wages; refs. REQ. WO.
3341 after | am. or call IN person.
3539 WILLIAMSBURG lane NV, of
Porter ST., for interview. 40
COUPLE wanted to help IN operating
first-class tourist court near Alex
andria, Va. Permanent full-time in
teresting employment for two versa
tile, alert, energetic people who en-
Joy working hard and meeting
people in pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
comfortable partially furnished
apartment for two persons only.
State full particulars including
salary demands and references.
Write Box 332-A. Star. 20
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SALESLADIES
SALESLADIES

positions. both full and
part time. Experience in ladies'
ready-to-wear and accessories. Good
salary plus commissions. " of on
your clothing purchases
APPLY MIR. SPICER
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F ST. NV.
80
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~ u 1 ANAAb. y E4NDASh
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1909 G St. NV.
SECRETARY-STENO.-Give age, ex-
psrss ppSgss refs; salary expected: D1-
munication to Box 4O2-A. Star. -29
SECRETARY-STENO position avail.
in aviation communication firm; s.
day. wk., air-cond. office, excel.
working cond.; usual air line privils.
ME. 5000. Il
SECRETARY-ST ex-
perienced. permanent, for busy law
office; 5-day week. 104O Woodward
Building.
SHIRT OPERATORS. experienced; a.
senve eT xpny Unit Ssa5S pus ISn H.
DRY. 2216 sth st. NV. II
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS, expert
enced on Proppinty shirt press;
high, starting salary. steady work,
no lay-offs, paid vacation. Apply
S. BURKA. $50 7th. st. Sc. i
SHOE SALEsGIRLs. experienced,
perm. position. excellent salary
plus: Apply Mgr, PENN BOOT
FRY, 652 Pa. ave. Sc. -5
experienced preferred but not essen
DEPT. gPesP sPoRE' E s5a Mll Hosfn' i ST. n'e. WAhLs
SILK AND WOOL PRESSER for dry
"a PHRk s:s441: 4y4AtET' ds4S N. H aye
SILK FINISHER. experienced; able to
do quality work; full or part time.
WAVE BROS. 720S New Hampshire
SILK fys; sSkEEN sH; 1i9q; PROCESS. sxnsr,src.a
Sniy' ~ i1h or part time. Apply ID
SODA FOUNTAIN and salad counter
girl or woman, white, in small, air.
conditioned food store; no. ewes, no
Sun. work. S35 wk:. plus meals.
11th st NV 40
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BOOKKEEPER-Five-day. 4O-hr. wk.,
vacation, sick leave, etc. No age
limit: established nrm. Write COM
plete details for appointment. Box
BOOKKEEPER. part-time: interesting
work requiring about 5 hrs. each
day; excel. for student as hours
may be arranged to suit. Some
exper. preferred. JAMES WIMSATT.
INC, 4S35 wisconsin ave. NV. OR.
100. 30
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TYPTST

Competent lady to act as
stenographer to office manager,
no experience required; short
hand not essential as dictation
can be taken by debating
equipment; good hours, salary
and working conditions. Phone
MIR. PATTERSON, ST. 48OO.
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SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

Head executive of one of Washing
tons finest mems wear retail stores,
needs experienced and capable sec
retary. Must be able to take short
hand rapidly and accurately and be
well verSed in all secretarial duties.
portunities; 5-day week; air-con-
ditioned Office: excellent salary.
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CLERICAL

Five-day. 40-hour week; permanent
e on on your own clothing pur-
cnaSeS. Young woman, who likes
WORKING with figures and knows how
70 operate an adding machine. to-
work In an air-conditioned ONCE.
APPLY MR.. SPICER
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV.
80
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N.C.R.- 5000
OPERATOR

Experienced accounts receiv-
able biller. Work in pleas
ant, aforementioned office.
1a off on your own clothing
purchasers. Salary COM
menSurate with ability.
APPLY MIR. SPICER
Evening star., 1952-06-29
STENQGRAPHER

Position avail. in NATL business Or
ganization for competent stenog.
not over 25 yrs. of age. Good or
portunity for his. grad. Pleasant
9 to 3. with one hr. for lunch. Ad.
vancement avail. with exper. Begin
ming salary $3.50 per mo. MILLERS'
NATL FEDERATION Natl Press
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-, WEARING APPAREL PREssERs
open. Exper. is helpful, but not
necessary: vacation with pay, hos
pital and accident insurance, Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY, 2119 I4th ST.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

,OLORED CLERK-TYPIST. full or
part-time. State qualifications and
phone no. Box 39l-B. Star.
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YOUNG WOMAN

As clerk for art store in Parkington
shopping center. Arl.. Va. ia. 2
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CLEGh-1 YFIOI
Permanent position with many worth
while employment benefits, including
luncheon meals. paid vacation, sick
leave. group insurance, employe
purchase discounts, time and one
half for overtime. Type 40 w.p.m.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
Soldier Dies as Horse
Lands on His Auto

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Oct. 4.
"A Fort EustiS corporal died to-
day, seven hours after he was
injured when a horse crashed
through the top Of his convertible
automobile in a freak accident at
a Williamsburg grade crossing on
Route 1853.
Ronald A. Manchester, Is, son
of Mrs. Florence T. Manchester of
Little Compton, r. l., died in an
Army hospital after the accident,
which involved four types of land
transportation.
Police said Corp. Manchester
was attempting to pass a bus
when a horse being led by Royal
Butler of Williamsburg bolted at
the sound of a whistle on an ap-
preaching railroad train. The
horse dashed into the path of the
car and was hurled into the air
and onto the car. Corpl. Man
leicester, crushed under the weight
of the horse, lost control of the
car, which became locked on the
baggage space handle of the bus
and was dragged 125 feet. The
horse was thrown out of the cal
land killed.
Pvt. Paul Anatone, 81. of Provi.
dence, one of five soldiers with
Corpl. Manchester. is in a Fort
Eustis hospital with a serious heac
injury. The other four were moi
hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
Francis Kane, Officer
lin World War Il and
Airline Sales Aide

Francis "Gus" Kane. 80, sales
representative for Northwest Air
lines. died Wednesday at Mount
Alto Hospital. where he had been
for six months. He lived at 5610
Thirty fifth place. West Hyatts-
vile.
Mr.. Kane had been with North
west Airlines about four years.
He was born in Washington and
was educated at Holy Trinity
School and Western High School.
He worked for the District govern
ment before World War II and he
spent five years in the Army Engi-
neers. He served overseas as a
second lieutenant and fought in
the Battle of the Bulge.
After the war he worked for a
travel bureau here and later as
sales representative for United Air
lines in Washington and Balti-
more.
He was a member Of the Bon
WANTS Traffic Club and the Air.
line Traffic Club. b..
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Anne E. Kane; six children, Fran
els, jr., 10; Patrick, 8; Anne, s.;
Mary Ellen, 4; Kathleen, 2, and
John Kelvin Kane, 2 months; his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kane,
3517 o street NV: a brother
Patrick Kane. Hyattsville. and a
sister, Mrs. Mary Black, Buffalo
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 am. tomorrow at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
Mrs. W. D. Mitchell
Dies, Wife Of Former
Attorney General

Mrs. William De Witt Mitchell,
"a, whose husband was Attorney
General from 1929 to 1888, died
Friday at a hospital in Glen Cove.
N. Y. She lived in Syosset, Long
Island.
Mrs. Mitchell, the former Ger
trude Bancroft of Boston, was a
popular and prominent hostess for
official and diplomatic Washing
ton during her husbands term as
Attorney General and when he
was solicitor general from 1925
until 1929.
At that time they lived at 81
Kalorama Circle NV, the home
recently purchased by the Wash
ington Times-Herald from DR..
Montgomery Blair.
The Mitchell summer home was
at White Bear Lake. Mimi. near
st. Paul. Mrs. Mitchell spent
much of her early life in st. Paul,
She was married in 1901.
She formerly was vice president
of the Women's National Repub-
lican Club.
Mrs. Mitchell is survived by her
husband, who is with the law firm
of Mitchell, Capron, Marsh, An
gulo and Cooney in New York.
and two sons.
Funeral services were to be held
today at Oyster Bay, Long Island.
Burial will be in st. Paul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
Corporal Who Took 3 Bunkers
Before His Death Is Honored

Pfc. Robert j. Panzullo, Phila-
delphia. Corpl. Lyell's platoon
had won it's immediate detectives,
but the corporal noted that
another platoon of the company
was trying to advance on his left
under heavy fire.
Corpl. Lyell, again disregarding
his personal safety, stood in the
open to direct the fire of his men
to provide coverage for the COM
Ipanion unit. I During this final
chapter of leadership, Corpl. Lyell
was killed by an enemy mortar.
The Medal of Honor bestowed
on him is the 55th announced
by the Army during the war in
Korea. Corpl. Lyell entered the
Army in November, 1850. and
went to the Far East the following
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
Maj. Clarence ExIey,
.Ex-Finance Officer in
Several Army Units

Mai. Clarence Maynard Exley,
81, U. S. A., retired. who was
finance officer of the Supreme War
Council in France during World
War I. died Friday at his home.
3615 Cumberland street NV.
Maj. Exley was commissioned
in the Army during the Spanish
American War and later did
finance work at the War Depart
ment. He was present when the
Treaty Of Versailles was signed.
After World War I, Maj. Exley
was finance officer to Gen. Douglas
Macarthur and later was finance
officer in Hawaii.
He retired about 1884 after sew
eral years as finance officer at
Walter Reed.
He was past master of Harmony
Masonic Lodge and a member of
the Scottish Rite. He was active
formerly at the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church and Sunday school.
Maj. Exley was born in Wash
'ington. He attended public schools
here and Spencerian Business Col
lege. He was married So years
ago to Maude Sterling of Wash
ington.
He had a cottage near Holly
wood, Md, where he had spent
much of his time boating and
fishing since he retired.
Survivors are his widow, a
granddaughter. Mrs. David r.
Fake, Washington. and two great
grandsons, David Exley and Doug
las Roy Fake. A son, Clarence,
!jr., a Government chemist, died
in 1882.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at his home
Burial will be in Rock Greek
| Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
BY the Associated Press

The Army has conferred the
Medal Of Honor on a Tennessee
soldier who lost his life after
singlehandedly destroying three
enemy bunkers and their occu-
pants.
He is Corpl. william F. Lyell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
Lyell, Old Hickory, Tenn.
The story of Corpl. Lyells'
heroism was told by Sergt. Leon
Talbert, jr., Byesville. Ohio. a
comrade in the 18th Regiment of
the It'll Division in Korea.
Knocks Out Position.
Their company was assigned
to attack strong enemy positions
August 81, 1851. Corpl. Lyell's
platoon sergeant was killed early
in the attack, land the corporal
took command. Quickly sizing up
the situation, he called for the
platoon's recoilless rifle, but f1nd-
ing that the regularly assigned
gunner had been wounded, Corpl.
Lyell took the rifle and with COM
plete disregard for his personal
safety braved raking enemy fire
and knocked out the Communist
strong point with three direct
hits.
He then regrouped the platoon
and led another advance until
heavy enemy fire again pinned
down the unit. Corpl. Lyell made
another one-man charge which
ended whe nhe leaped into the
enemy trench and dubbed the de-
tenders to death with the butt of
his carbine.
Further up the hill third
enemy bunker blocked the Ameri-
can advance and again Corp. Lyell
dashed ahead of his men and with
hand grenades wiped out the re-
sistance. He was wounded in this
assault but refused to go to the
rear for treatment.
Again Disregards Safety.
At this point the story was
taken up by another eyewitness,