Evening star., 1943-04-11
Fairfax Motorists
To GET Gas Books al
12Centers in County
Renewals Of B and G
Rutions to Be Issued
Next Sunday. z to 6 PM.

In countrywide move to con-
serve tires and gasoline, IL registra-
ton centers will be established
Throughout Fairfax County where
motorists may apply for supplement
tary B and c gasoline ration books
which expire April %, it was an
nounced last night.
Under the plan, perfected by the
Fairfax County Volunteer Rationing
Workers, centers will be open from
2 to 6 pm. next Sunday where mo-
torlsts may make application for
supplementary coupon books which
will be issued later at board head
quarters and returned to motorists
through the volunteer workers.
Scattered throughout the county
IN order to save long trips to ra-
tioning headquarters, centers will
be opened at Annandale, Center
vile, Fairfax, Falls Church, Fran
coma, Fort Belvoir. Herndon, Nc
Lean, Mount Vernon, Vienna and
wellington.
Board to Move to Falls Church.
With announcement of the de-
centralized rationing plan, which
will be permanent setup in the
county, Mrs. Mollie w. Cleveland,
executive secretary of the board,
made known that the board would
move its headquarters from Fair
fax to Falls Church, where Offices
will be located in the Odd Fellows
Hall.
Mrs. Cleveland said the move was
necessary because of the present
cramped quarters. She said the
board expects to be in the new
headquarters by Thursday.
Board officials explained that mo-
torists may apply for supplementary
gasoline book renewals Sunday at
the center nearest them. Key work.
ers will take applications to the
board Offices in Falls Church and
will return books later in the week
through the centers.
In addition, it was said, motorists
may also apply for renewals from
to 9 pm. April 20, 81 and % at
the board Offices in Falls Church,
where for the present all rationing
records will be kept. Motorists will
not be asked to apply in alphabetical
order.
Requirements for Renewals.
AS in the past, it was explained,
motorists must have with them their
automobile registration card and
certificate of tire inspection. OFF,
Gals also emphasized that motorists
seeking additional gasoline supplies
must be members of car sharing
pools or must be able to show rea-
sons why it is impossible for them
to share rides with such groups.
Key workers in charge of centers
throughout the. country include:
Annandale, Mrs. Gustav Justuson:
Centerville. Mrs. Dorothy H. Red
ford; Fairfax, Mrs. James w. Case:
Falls Church, Mrs. w. w. Campbell
and G. F. Mitchell; Franconia. Mrs.
Milton Alexander; Fort Belvoir,
Capt. Thomas S. Southwick; Hern-
don, Mrs. Casey wilkins; Lorton,
Mrs. Marshall Davis; Mclean. Mrs.
c. B. Newman: Groveton, Col. w. E.
Leonard, Arthur I. Shaffer, Ray
Nesbitt, r. c. Marshall and Eugene
L. Lindsey: wellington, Lawrence
Keifer; Mount Vernon, C. c. Wall
and Mrs. NJ E. Messick and Vienna,
Mrs. w. T. Fellows.
Center Locations to Be Announced
Locations of the various centers,
1t was said, will be announced as
soon as complete arrangements are
made
Heads of committees of the VOL
unteer workers organization, ap-
proved by the county rationing
board, include Andrew w. Clarke,
chairman; Mrs. Maurice May and
Mrs. Gordon c. Tibbitts, administra-
tive assistants; Mrs. Newman,
chairman of volunteer workers; Miss
Nancy McCandlish, in charge of VOL
unteer Office personnel; Samuel r.
Davenport, publicity; Mrs. Gordon
c. Hittenmark, radio publicity;
Floyd S. Hobbs, finance; C. C. Wall,
education: Mrs. T. C. Afford, in
formation: James E. Bauserman, by
laws; Mrs. George T. ODell, sup
plies; G. M. Billingsley, transporta-
ton; F. E. Parker, car sharing, and
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