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Evening star., 1962-02-01
Judge Miller to Run
For Maryland House

,ts Theodore A. Miller, a judge of
the Montgomery County Or
/. phans Court, yesterday an
2, flounced that he will seek elec-
tion as a delegate to the Mary
land General Assembly subject
to the Democratic primary in
May.
Judge Miller, elected to the
court post in 1858 for q four
year term, is a partner in the
:, Washington law firm of Miller,
Cummings & Roberts and is a
graduate of Gearge Washing
ton University Law School.
HE lives at 3605 Kenway
street. in the Wheaton area.
:. In announcing his candidacy,
Judge Miller also listed a six
point legislative goal he would
pursue If elected. He said he
would work for fair representa-
tion in Congress through redis-
tricting. in the State Legisla-
-ture through equitable reap
SSportionment and in primary
elections through elimination
df the county unit rule.
:. Also, he pledged to work for
fair conditions of employment;
-, non-racial discrimination in
public places; equal and in
creased education for all Mary
land children; fair taxation
through a progressive income
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Binoculars, Comeros,
Recorders, Projectors

These ore oil floor sompIes, diseon-
tinued models and trode-ins (indi-
eoted). No down payment. con-
venient monthly payments on any
purchase Of $500 or more.
20 Poirs Binoculars, full prisms, fine
lenses. All with carrying coses.
7x35 and 7x5O center-focus mod
els included. Comparable voIue'
1000, l9.0o@
I Perfex comero, trode-in, 100
l Sobre $50" comero, comparable
value more than double, 100
z Phono- Portable Tope Record
ers. comparable value more thon,
double, $500
l Airequipt superbo "ss" Slide
Protector. comparable value 59.95,
5000
3 Kodak Slide Projectors, comporo-
BILE value 1000, 5000
! Keystone "Sixty" Movie Protector,
comparable value o9.95, $500
z Bell 6 Howell "Super" Auto-Lood'
Lumino IL Projectors, comparable
value 1895. 1900,
4 Protector Screens, comparable
value e.e5, 500
3-3ox4o" TobIe Protector Screens,
comparable value more than double,
300
4 Mobilize Slight TrionsuIor Light
BoF with eose. Comparable Volues
more than double, 500
l-l6mm. Film Storage cose, holds
up to II 4OO-ft. reels. Comparable
value more than double, 100
FPIeose add 1929 Federal tox.
W6L-Comeros, lst Floor, e
Washington Store -
Evening star., 1962-02-01

A suit seeking about 81 mil
lion from Murray Michael,
president Of the Military Serv-
ice Savings & Loan Association,
has been filed in the Mont
gomery County Circuit Court.
The firm was placed in re-
ceivership on November 2. A
recent report to shareholders
showed it held more than $3.6
million credited to 1928 savers.
The suit, filed by Receiver
Earl Nash of Silver Spring,
seeks $1.1 million in debts, in
terest and penalty payments
against Mr.. Michael.
Mr.. Michael, of 307 Warren
ton drive, Silver Spring, is
named as sole proprietor of
three firms to which Military
also headed by him-made
loans, according to the suit.
These firms and their
"debts" are, according to Mr.
Nash: The Hungerford Co.
Evening star., 1962-02-01
! uition Local Option
Supported by Foirfox

Fairfax County has Joined
Arlington and Falls Church in
urging the General Assembly to
allow communities the option
OF withdrawing from the Vir-
ginia tuition grant program.
The County Board of Super
-viSors yesterday declared that
each jurisdiction should be free
to! decide whether it wishes to
make the payments of up to
$275 annually to parents who
send children to private non
Sectarian schools.
o. 1t acted after receiving a let
ter from the Falls Church City
Council which asserted that the
grants are a serious and rapid
drain on available public
funds"
."! County Executive Carl C.
Massey reported that last year
the controversial subsidies for
private schooling cost Fairfax
$4,000.
1.-The program was established
to assist parents who desired to
keep their children out of
racially integrated public
schools, although the law itself
makes no mention of race.
At present, the State and To-
cality share in financing the
grants, but a locality has no
choice but to contribute its
share.
In other action, the board
approved a new pay scale which
will award raises averaging IL
per cent to county employees.
The scale, which will cost
more than 81 million, will mean
a tax rise of about IS cents if
the whole pay raise is fl
nanced from additional taxa
tion. Mr.. Massey told the board.
The 81 million was included
in budget increases requested
by County and school officials
last week when they proposed
budgets totaling $48.5 million
$9.4 million more than for the
current year.
Mr.. Massey said County en-
ployes and non-instructional
school employees would receive
raises ranging up to Is per cent.
The pay range for a few en-
ployes will decrease, he said,
though no individual employees
pay is to be cut.
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Sovings From (.
The Nursery Corner

SO Infonts' Prom Suits, oIl-nylon
or cotton and nylon. One and two
piece styles, all washable. Some
with hoods, cops or bonnets. Some
with detachable mttens and booties2
Boys and girls styles. Comparable
value l4.95 to l795, 1885
Fomous me Too" Foshion Sposts-,
weor, styled like Mommy's in sizes
for baby:
IS "Beekeeper" coot and Hot Sets
for boys and girls in fine quolity
washable cotton corduroy. Less than
" comparable value, 4.99
so Infont Girls Cotton VeIveteeA
Topper Sets with white cotton
blouse, veIveteen top and ponties;
Sizes S through L. Comparable
value 500, 5.99
40 Infonts' Bonnets, washable cot
tons, some veketeens in group. Less
than v comparable value, S9e
WGL-The Nursery Corner
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Floor Samples and
Demonstrators Of
Small Appliances

z G-E Portable Ovens, Model BIO,
7.95
Dormeyer Knife sharpener, Model
K52, 7.5o
Presto Frypan, Model SS32B, s.95
3 MonIiner Food Grinders, 1895
z VoIor Con Openers, Model COL,
S.s8
Dormeyer Con Opener. Model CO.
2, 1897
l Peerless Con Opener, Model col,
$50
z Westinghouse Coffee m kers,
Model PE683-l, S.88
z HoMiIton Beach Mixettes, Model
o0MW, comparable value 9.99, 7.5o
] Proctor Tooster, Model 400, 9.99
] Proctor ToosteE, Model 2032O,
s.ss
] knapp Monarch Tooster, Model
22-5lo, comparable value 1888,
s.ss
! Toastmoster WoffIer. Model 2o2,
1885
! Toostmaster Con Opener, Model
22Al, l2.95
3 Roto-BroiI Crest" Con Openers,
Model CO2O, $50
Dominion Hot Plate, Model 1880,
500
Toostmoster Tooster, Model lBl6,
1875
] Con-o-Mot Con Opener, Model
755, 500
! &C Clock, Model 2S26PK, COM
poroble value 8.o8, $50
! Lancer Con Opener, Model COLO,
$50
Rival Con Opener, Model 756W.
$50
W6L-SmoII Appliances, 3rd Floor,
North Building, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Bicycles and Toys

2 +B5M Boys 5-speed BieyeIesi,
26" size. Comparable value 1895,
2S.SS
z #7oo Boys s-speed Bicycles.
Is" size. Comparable value 1895,
1858
3 #B3L Girls s-speed Bicycles:
26" size. Comparable value 39.95;
1888
I 1855 Boys s-Speed Bicycle; red,
2o" size. Comparable value 1895.
1888
I #lIs6 Girls Bicycle; blue. 2o''
size. Comparable value 81. so,
2s FIopper Play Outfits for Girls.
Comparable value LOO, 68e
9 Remeo Comes. Comparable vol-
ue l.5O, S8e
10 Flesh cord Sets. Comparable
value LOO, 5Se
II Copy Kwiks. Comparable voIae
e.e5. 5.ss
WGL-The Toy Store. 9th Floor,
Washington Store -
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Mems and
Women's Watches
Group Of Women's Watches :

Lonsines Diamond Watch, lax
white gold, II jewels. Comparable
value 1884, 85.23
I Lonsines Diamond woteh, lax
white gold, II jewels. Comparable
value l77.27, 1886
z Wittnouer Diamond Wotehes, lax
white goId, II jewels. Comparable
value 1850, lo2.27
Lonsines l7-JeweI Watch, lok
gold filled, stretch bracelet. Compo-
robIe value 9O.91, $3.50
! Movodo l7-JeweI Woteh, Swiss
movement, AK yellow gold cose.
Comparable value eo.e1, $3.50
Group Of Mems Watches:
! Wittnouer Automatic coIendor
Woteh, l7-jeweI, Swiss movement,
luminous dial. Comparable value
72.27, 54.O9
Wittnouer, l7-ieweI, Swiss move
ment, sweep second hand. Compo-
roble value $3.50, 4o.6S
Wittnouer, Ak gold cose, QUITO
motto, l7-ieweI, Swiss movement.
Comparable value 1884, $500
J. Lonsines, l7-jeweI, Swiss move
nent, lOk white eoId-flIed. Com
poroble value 1886, $3.50
Lonsines, l7-jewel, Swiss move
ment, sweep second hand. Compo-
robIe value oO.45, 67.73
! LOnsines, l7-jeweI. Swiss move
ment, sweep second hand. Compo-
roble value 8l.36, 60.9l
] Movodo, automatic, movoseope,
Swiss movement, eolendor, l7-jeweI.
Comparable value 90.9l, $3.50
Movodo, l7-ieweI, Swiss move
nnent, Sub Sea, sweep second hand.
Comparable value 77.27, 57.95
] EIsin, shoek-resistont, le jewels,
woter-resistont, sweep second hand.
Comparable value 45.4l, 3o.28
EIsin, lo jewels, sealed woter-
resistont eose, shock-resistont. Conn.,
porobIe value 45.4l, 30.2S
Please add 1929 Federal tax.
WGL-Fine JeweIry and Watches,
lst Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Misses Sportsweor

z32 Wool Skirts in pleoted, full
and slim styles. A wide range of
coIors. Misses sizes. Comparable
value l4.95 to l6.e5, 800
II Poirs Of Wool Points in bright
and muted ploidS many lined.
Misses sizes. Comparable voIue
ll.e5, 500
IS Skirts in cotton and drip-dry
blends Labeled for fobrie contentl.
Pleoted and slim styles in sprinq
colors. Misses sizes. Comparable
value 7.9e to ll.e5, 400 to 500
l54 Wool Sweaters, eordieons and
puIlovers. Wee neck, jewel neck and
button-front styles. Many eoIors
and textures. Misses sizes. Com
parable value 1926 to 14.e5, 500
8 Suede Joekets, short and "a
lengths with pile Innings Iobeled for
fobric content). Several styles.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
1895 to 1895, 1900 to 5000
8 Imported Cor coots of Harris
wool tweed, wool Ioden cloth or fur
blends (properly labeled for fabric
content). Distinctive styles. Misses
sizes. Comparable value 1926 to
1895, 37.oo to 5000
II Car coots, wool, cotton cordu-
roy or cotton suedecIoth. Some with
fur collars. Misses sizes. Compo-
robIe value 1895 to 1926,
22.oo to 37.oo
10 Poirs Of Cotton VeIveteen Pants
in vivid eoIors or black. Misses
sizes. Comparable value more than
double, 500
WGL-Misses' Sportsweor,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
o5-Piece Sets Of
Bovorion China

5 Sets Of Green Ming" Oriental
center design in green. Comparable
value 1895, 1896
10 Sets Of "Lody cIoire" with pink
flowers on the shoulder Of the
plates. Comparable value 1895,
1896
z Sets Of Golden lork," white with
coin gold boroque border. Comporo-
Bile value 1895, 1896
WGL-Chino, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01

The board took the action on
the basis of a 17-page report
submitted last month by con-
sultants who were paid $4,000.
One supervisor, James Keith,
waved the report in the air
yesterday and declared: This
doesn't mean anything to me-"
But he Joined other board
members in adopting the pay
scale suggested by the consult
ing firm. The new rates are to
be effective July /.
Evening star., 1962-02-01

and capital gains tax, and ex-
pansion of the county's Geo.
nomic base.
He is a founder and member
OF the board of directors of
the County Federal Savings
q Loan Association of Rock
vile, is married and has three
daughters.
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Mems Neckweor
comparable

comparable CO.,
valne $50 90
100 pieces in neat fouIards, under
the knot designs. or bold potterns.-
20 Mems Corduroy Robes in red or,
blue with black piping. Sizes: me-:
dunn, large, extra large. Comporo-.
bic value 22.5O, l4.S8
8 Mems imported Wool TV Jackets
black with red trim in sizes medium;
large or extra large. Comparable
value $500, 1888
WGL--The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store =
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Save on Discontinued
Curtains, Bedspreods

SOVS OF DISCONTINUED
Curtoins, Bedspreods
Curtains
~ Poirs Of Pinch -PIeoted Doeron@
PoiyesteT Morquisettes, tailored
style. 48" wide.
Is poirs, So" long, comparable
value AIS, 2.26
6 poirs, 90" long, comparable
value 4.o5, 2.96
40 Pairs Doeron PoIyester Moraui-
settle Toilored Curtains, 48" wide.
30 poirs, 90" long. comparable
value 3.95, 1876
10 poirs, So" log, comparable
value more than double, l.56
Bedspreads, coverIets
3 Quilted coverIets, Provincial print
cotton in pink and white. Double
size. Comparable value 1895, 1896
z Cotton Dust RuffIes to m eh
above coverIets, double size. Com
poroble value e.95, 6.96
! Royon and Aeetote Bedspread,
single size, in pink. Comparable
value 1925, l4.S6
z Royon and Aeetote Bedspreods,
double size, in pink. Comparable
value 2l.o5, 1896
! Quilted Rayon and Aeetote Cow
eFlet, single size, in blue. Comporo-
blue value 1926, 1896
! Quilted Royon and Acetate Cow
erlet, double size. in blue. Compo-
robIe value 1895, 1896
z Quilted Cotton coverIets, double
size, in blue. Comparable voIue
1895, 1896
z Quilted Bedspreads, Provincial
print cotton in green. Double size.
Comparable value 22.e5, 1896
z Quilted Cotton chintz Bedspreods,
double size, in green and yellow.
Comparable value 36.e5, 1896
I Cotton Throw Spread, single size,
in red. Comparable value 6.95, 4.e6
] Vonity Skirt of lavender and white
cotton ehintz. Comparable voIue
1885, S.s6
Pair Of Cotton chintx Droperies
to match above vanity skirt. Com
poroble value 1926, S.96
I Cotton Bedspreod, single size, in
white and lavender. Comparable
value 1895, 9.96
Cotton Throw Spread, single size,
in gold and brown. Comparable
value 2l.95, 1896
WGL-Curtoins and Droperies,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Floor Style
Sewing Stands
comparable valHe, x -0O
more than double H.

3 untitled sewing stonds with Fayon
lining.
20 Genii EIeetEonie Room Deodor-
izers to freshen air. Comparable
value 3.o5, ZOO
Leother-Topped Sewing Box of
wicker with royon lining. Slightly
damaged. Comparable value 1889,
$50
W5L-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Women's Sportsweor

86 Skirts, sizes 81 to SO. Compo-
robIe value l2.95, 800
u Skirts, women's sizes. Compo-
robIe value 1875, 900
9 Skirts, women's sizes. Compo-
roble value l.o5, 500
8 jackets, sizes 38 to a.. Compo-
roble value ! .o5, 500
WGL-Women's Sportsweor,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
90

As dresses in smart styles and fob
ries greatly reduced. Group includes
dressier styles and few short for
mais. All labeled for fobrie content.
Sizes for misses and juniors; also
demi-sizes.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Beautiful Imported Fabrics
ZOO, 800 and 500 vord

comparable valne. $50 to 1000 and much more
ze5 yards Of imports are unusually beou
fu and different Silk broodeoth foneie royon and cotton
sunss embroidered cotton aneies lame novelties silk
and Luex boeode warp printed silk otins silk novelties
silk bouele sutines and wool tweeds.
W6L-Foshion Fobrics 9th Floor Wohnoon Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01

Women's Famous Name Shoes
regularly 1926 and much more 1870
z46 pos shoes in assorted styles and eoor Not oil sizes
in oil styles and eolors.
W6L-The Shoe Center End Floor Woshinaton Store
Clearance of Fine Fashion
Fabrics at Huge Reductions
Hundreds yards eottons Silks blends and syntheties
greatly reduced to moke for spring collection. All
top quality and labeled for obe content Many
of-o-kind. good choice Of eoors.
comparable Va'"e' 100 to much more 90, yard
1903 yards Of oyon sunss, knit effect eoons eeor
color cotton broodelots novelties and
otins Light and dorone prints stripes, eeor eoIors
and border prints
comparable valne, 1.5O to much more w
6Z5 yards Of silk shonunqs royon and cotton
oequords light and dorone prints embroidered type
novelties, and cotton blends, silk shontunss and
synthetic blends
comparable value 3.99 and more 1.OO
= yard
e yards Of leading quoty woo and wool blends labeled
for eontent). Limited color choice
S. yards Of silk prints from famous American MILL Limited
selection Of eolors.
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Fine JeweIry

German Rolled Gold
Soess Comparable value 'Zoo Comparable value 2ooo 5000
500
Sterling Silver 1-l4K White Gold merad Cut
BILE value 75o BIS Clear Color Mock Ring.
porobIe value 8ooo 1000
s Imported Leather and Brass Pen
ell and Clock Combinations.
parable value 3ooo 1900 lax Gold Lamp Post ha
Comparable value $500, 1900
3 Imported Leather and BFoSs
Clips and Clock Combinations. COM !, ,nv e,, s.
pe 'Ne 000 -'0O chams with light. Comparable voI-
$3.50,
Cigarette Lighter ondC Clock
binotions chorms
light. Comparable value $780,
20 Imported Washington charms
Comparable value 1850,
LAX Gold Disk chorm
10 heueF Timers discontinued for birth
Comparable 1900 10 value
275o, ll5o to l3.75 1900
Please add 1929 Federal W6L-ne eweI
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Mems Shirts

It's in assorted styles and fobries
toIl IobeIed for fabric eontent). In
white only. Sizes IA. l6h, II, is,
l8h, l9.
80 Mems Gift Items, include key
rings, jewel boxes, utility cases,
pipes. Some items ore initioled.
Comparable value 100 to $500,
5se to 1888
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Save On
Daytime Dresses from
Our Fashion 5th Shop

A choice group Of cotton and cot
ton blends, Foyons, woods and silk
dresses reduced for clearance.
Sheath styles, fuII-skirted, and
few joeket dresses in group. All
iobeled for fobrie content. Sizes
1920.
comparable value Now
so 1925 to ll.e5 500
40 12.e5 to 1895 800
40 1875 to 22.e5 1900
W5L-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-02-01

Remndnts-Fridoy Only
Sove More Than "
On Juniors Goats,
Suits and RoineootS
300 TO 24.oo
comparable valHe,
1875 TO $500
10 eoots, suits and roineoots in q
good choice Of styles and eoIors.
Sizes 7 TO IS.
WGL-Juniors' Coots and Suits,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Remn0nts-Fridoy Only
Notions Reduced
comparable value Now

comPorob
4 Cardboard Chests,
Paper covered, wood
construction,
8 Lody Modernoire
Chests, all steel with
gold = color speckled
pattern. Eosy- glide
drawers,
20 Bath Cops, can be
used as shower cop,
rain hat or swimming
cop,
IS chiIdren's Nov
city Poiomo Bags,
win upper opening,
] Wicker S e wins
Box, royon lined with
plastic troy,
20 Pairs Lomtex or
Cotton Booties, foam
intersoles and eIos-
ticized V-bond. Small
size only
W6k-Notions,
Washington
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Boys Sweaters

IS Boys Assorted PuIIoveF Sweaters
with shawl collars, boat neeks or
Hi-V neeks. All bulky knit. Labeled
for fabric content. Sizes 6-S-l0.
Not all styles in all sizes.
W6L-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Fashion 5th Shop
Dresses

comparable vaIMe,
9.99 to 1925
Evening star., 1962-02-01

Remnants retuob exhonseabe approval No
Evening star., 1962-09-11
1t. Comdr. Meyer Dies;
Served in Far East

1t. Comdr. Emile Forstall
Meyer. jr., 81, USN retired, a
veteran of 10 years Naval
service. died Sunday after a
long illness in Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
A native Of New Orleans,
Comdr. Meyer attended Tulane
University and Loyola UnNers-
ity Of the South. He lived at
6408 Earlham drive, Bethesda.
Comdr. Meyer served several
tours Of duty as a line officer
with the Destroyers Amphibi-
Gus Fleet, and also in executive
posts in YokuSka. Japan and
Norfolk, Va. Prior to his re-
tirement earlier this year, he
was attached to the Second
Marine Division at Camp Le-
jeune, N. c.
Comdr. Meyer held the
American Campaign Medal,
the ASiatic-Pacific Campaign
Medal, the World War II Vic
tory Medal, the National De-
fense Service Medal, the United
Nations Service Medal, the
China Service Medal, the Oc-
cupation Medal and Philippine
Liberation Ribbons.
He was a member of the
Catholic Men of the South and
the Rock Creek Amateur Radio
Association.
He leaves his wife, Patricia
Ann; a daughter, Patricia, a
son, Emile Forstall Meyer III,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1962-09-11
John F. Butler, Reporter,
Free-Lunce Press Agent

John F. Butler, "A, a former
Washington newsman and press
agent, died yesterday at his
Southeast home following a
short illness.
He was a police reporter
for the old Times Herald, a
newsman for radio station
WWDC and a correspondent
for United Press International
news service.
A native of Steubenville,
Ohio, Mr.. Butler came to
Washington in 1887 as a part
time student and employe Of
Providence Hospital.
In recent years. Mr.. Butler
worked as a free-lance press
agent for local television per-
son alities S and Washington
businessmen.
Mr.. Butler recently had be-
came a partner in the Rite
Way Cleaners firm here.
He was a member of the Ma
tional Press Club, the Ameri-
can Newspaper Guild and the
Church of the Assumption of
Washington.
Mr.. Butler leaves his wife,
Martha; four daughters, Janice.
Jackie Sue, Judith and Maria,
and a son. John A. Butler, all
of the home address, Gil
Raleigh place Sc.
He also leaves his mother,
Evening star., 1962-09-11
Haskell ChoppeII.
Drowning Victim

Funeral services for Haskell
M. Chappell. %, of Vienna, Va.
who drowned Saturday in a
private lake on the Sunset Hills
estate of A. Smith Bowman in
Fairfax County, were to be held
this afternoon at the Money &
King Funeral Home. Vienna.
Burial was to be at Flint Hill
Cemetery, Oakton. Mr.. Chap
pell had been swimming with
three other men when he dis
appeared in the lake in a
heavily wooded section of the
estate, police said.
Mr.. Chappell leaves his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Chap
pell of Vienna; three sisters.
Mrs. Rosie Lyons and Janet
Chapel, both of Vienna. and
Mrs. Betty Jean Keykendall of
Florida, and a brother, Roy
Chappell, with the Army in
Germany.
Evening star., 1962-09-11
John Edward Russell, SO,
Adventist Boys Club Leader

John Edward Russell, 33, an
accountant who served as
counselor, umpire and referee
for the Sligo Seventh-Day Ad-
ventist Church's Capital Boys
Club. died Sunday at his home,
6710 Red Top road, Takoma
Park.
Mr.. Russell, known as
Buddy" also had served as
coach for athletic teams Of
teen-age boys at Sligo. Mr..
Russell also was a deacon Of
the church.
Born in Takoma Park, Mr..
Russell attended Takoma Acad-
emy with his wife, the former
Betty Jane Ford, whom he
married in 1851.
Since he was Is, he had
worked for the Review and
Herald Publishing Association,
handling part time chores
while earning his degree in
business administration from
Benjamin Franklin University.
He served with the Army
Medical Corps from 1851 to
1858, returning to the Review
and Herald after his Army
service.
Mr. Russell was a member of
the International Association
of Approved Basketball Off
cials, and of the District Soft
ball Umpires.
In addition to his wife and
Evening star., 1962-09-11
Rollin H. White,
Developer of
Steam Auto

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Sept. II (AP).-Rollin Henry
White, a steam automobile
pioneer. died yesterday at the
age OF 90.
Mr.. Whites forebears organ
lied the White Sewing Machine
Co. and sold to Smith &
Wesson, pistol makers, patents
which enabled the Springfield,
Mass. firm to become first in
the field with cartridge hand
guns.
Mr.. White became interested
in the automobile after gradua-
ton in 1893 from Cornell Uni
verSity. He developed a type
of boiler which helped make
the steam auto a practical
means of transportation.
The White steamer appeared
in 1900. The same firm later
brought out the White truck.
Mr.. White, who retired in
1914 from Cleveland Motors,
leaves a son, Rollin jr., and a
daughter, Mrs. w. Griffin King,
both of Cleveland.
Evening star., 1962-09-11

Emile Forstall Meyer, sr., all
Of the home address.
Friends may call at the Ty-
son Wheeler Funeral Home,
1881 East Montgomery avenue,
Rockville. A solemn requiem
high mass will be offered at 9
am. Thursday at st. Jane
Frances de Chantal Catholic
Church, 970l Old Georgetown
road, Bethesda. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-09-11

Mrs. Catherine C. Parker Of
Cumberland, Md; a sister,
Mrs. Alice Del Borrell of 11O3
West Nolcrest drive, Silver
Spring, and a brother, Maj
William D. Butler of Quantico,
Va.
Services will be at 10 am.
Thursday at Ryan's Funeral
Home, BIT Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc.