Evening star., 1944-05-14
Public Hearing Called
In zoning Fight on
Fairfax Dog Pound
Delegation Of Residents
Will Enter Protests at
Session on Wednesday


The Fairfax County Board of
Zoning Appeals will hold a public
hearing at 10 am. Wednesday in
the board rooms at Fairfax to con-
slider the application of the County
Board of Supervisors for a use per-
NIT for the operation of a dog
pound, potter's field and inciner-
ator, on 15-acre tract on Jerman-
town road, west of Fairfax, recent
ly purchased by the county.
A large delegation of residents
of or property owners in the area
adjacent to the proposed dog pound,
is expected to attend the session
to protest granting of the applica-
ton. Work on the project was
stopped by the board after protests
against its location and when the
board learned that use permit was
necessary because the land was in
section zoned residential and not
agricultural.
The protests were lodged by the
citizen group at the last meeting
OF the board, and representatives
III the group opposing the project
fadteated that an Injunction suit
viii be filed against the board if
It proceeds with establishment of
the pound, even If the application
Is granted by the Appeal Board.
At 2:3o pm. Wednesday the su-
pervisors will hold a public hear
Ing on proposed county ordinance
setting UP rules and regulations,
water and sewer rates and connec-
ton charges for the operation of
Sanitary District No. 2, which en-
braces Accotink Village. The pro-
posed ordinance provides that all
dwellings and other buildings in
the district must be connected to
the water and sewer lines by Sep
tember.
School Operetta.
Pupils of Fairfax Elementary
School will present the operetta.
Polly Make Believe" at 8 pm.
Tuesday, in the school auditorium
Faculty members directing the cast
include Miss Bernice Goodwin and
Miss Nellie Marshall. Costumes are
designed by Miss Mildred Glass and
Miss Lois Mitchell; stage proper
ties are in charge of Miss Kate
White. Miss Julia Gum is in
charge of finance and publicity;
Mrs. j. N. Howdershell, co-ordi-
nator: Mrs. r. E. Feagans, accom-
panist, and Mrs. C. G.. Gilbertson,
general director.
Members of the cast include Julia
Gilbertson, Barbara Mead, Sam
Landon, Wesley Lucas, Dick Jen-
kins, Ann Blake, Elizabeth Chap
man. Tam Birchfield, Janet Hail
man. Billy ~Feagans, Betty Beach,
Hugh Hersman and Donald Hugely
Selectees Inducted.
Five selectees of the Fairfax
County Selective Service Board
were inducted yesterday in the
Navy and sent to the Navy Recruit
Ing Station at Richmond for as
signment. They were:
Marion A. Sillex, John K. Ed
wards, Ralph E. Beahm, Donald A,
Herr and Jack Erickson.
Club Schedule.
Meetings of five Home Demon
stration Clubs and four All Clubs
have been scheduled in Fairfax
County this week by Miss Lucy
Blake, county home demonstration
agent.
The WoodlaWn Home Demonstra-
ton Club meets at 2 pm. tomorrow
Oakton Club, pm. Tuesday; Fair
view Club, 2 pm. Wednesday; Navy
Club, pm, and the fremont Gar
dens Club, 7:30 pm. Thursday.
Discussions on modern canning
methods and care of clothing will
be held.
The Woodlawn All Club meets at
12:45 pm. tomorrow; Burke Club.
$50 am. Tuesday; Centerville Club,
IL am. Wednesday, and the BalIeys
Cross Roads Club, 1890 am. Fri
day.
Musicale Today.
A musicale will be held at 4::30 this
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rowan, 306 Lee high
way, Falls Church.
Among those to appear on the
program are Mildred Shackleford,
pianist and accompanist, graduate
OF Peabody Conservatory: Helen
Latham Comstock, contralto, Co.
lumbia University; Linda Sool
DENLY, violinist, Chicago Musical
College, accompanied by Dorothy
Emery, and Mrs. Ward Freeman,
soprano, graduate of New England
Conservatory. Tea will be served in
the garden.
Tax Deadline Nears.
Commissioner of Revenue James
U. Kincheloe announces that June
is the deadline for filing of State
income tax and tangible and in
tangible personal property tax re-