Evening star., 1944-06-18
Fairfax Draft Board
Reversed in 1o Cases
And Affirmed in 10
School Trustee Electors
Set to Meet Thursday
To Vote on New Board

hppCdl OOAIUS Al1QIUCu AZ uCNA-
sions Of the Fairfax County Selec~|
tive Service Board and reversed the
boards classifications In 10 others.
In cases acted on during the last
week, board ofIlcials announced.
Registrarits- whose IA classifca-
tons were continued on appeal were:
Charles B. Ellicott, IT,, 26, assistant
foreman; George w. Dawson, Is,
mechanic: Howard W. Stull,
26, expediter; Carliss NJ. Fox, 20,
dairy farmer: Earl r. Plaugher. s..
Pete d. Jones, IS, tool
maker; Howard A. Souders. ~,
policeman; Troy w. Bogard, tool
and die setter; Mills Ts-Hoots, s5,
tobacco salesman, and Alono j.
Marr, 23. assernblyman.
Resistrants receiving 2-A defer
ments were John r.. Creutz, IS,
WPB ofhcial; Woodrow e. Smith, 80,
tile setter; Julian E. Caraballo, "a,
business manager: Herman B.
Smith, 81, dairy plant worker; Jane
Z. Thrift, a, policeman; Robert q.
Wells, 81. painter; Claude B. Robey,
SO, dairy plant inspector.
Some Placed In 2-B.
Thomas E. Preston, 81, roofer;
virginius Coe, SO, assistant admin
istrator; Josept w. Hughes, 50, audi
tor; Duncan B. Boone, 28. machinist,
and James Waldbower, "a, poultry
man.
Those assigned 2-BF classifica-
tion were Lester WI Breeden@27
powder factory attendant. W0C3-
row w. Dodson, 81. jaxiitdrss Nofm46
Z. Pearson, 80, painter; Raymond
L. Dean, as, toolmaker;; Warren ".
Darne, IS, machinish; Edward G..
Miller, 28, craftsman. Garland M.
Hicks, "a, messenger, was classified
in sd on hardship grounds.
The majority Of the registrants
granted deferment had been clas-
sifed by the local board and appeals
taken before the new regulations
became effective, permitting more
leniency be shown to registrants
over 80 years Of age, engaged in es-
sential work.
To Name Trustees.
The Fairfax. County School Trus-
tees Electoral Board will meet at
2 pm. Thursday In the board
rooms at Fairfax to elect County
School Board members for terms
beginning July l.
Elections will be made In con-
formity withs legislation enacted at
the 1912 session of the State Assem-
bly,, requiring board members to
serve staggered terms. One member
will be named for one year, one
member for two years, two men,
bers for three years, and two MEM
bers for four years.
Members of the present board
who are understood to be candidates
for reelection are Alex Haight,
George c. Gillingham, Clarence B.
Jett, w. Alvord Sherman and John
Middleton. Vernon M. Lynch,
member of the board from Falls
Church district, has resigned, ef-
fective June 80. David H. Scull of
Annandale is candidate to Sue
The other two members of the
board, Fred w. Robinson, chairman,
who represents Herndon, and George
T. Reeves, representing Falls Church,
are named by their respective town
councils.
New Fishing Law.
The Virginia Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries announces that
when the 1944-5 bass fishing season
opens Tuesday a new regulation
the use of motorboats,
both inboard and outboard, for
trolling in the waters OF Occoquan
Run will become effective.
Trolling for fish from this type
of craft is banned in the waters
from the Richmond Washington
highway bridge at Woodbridge to
the end of tidewater at Occoquan
Falls, east Of the bridge on Route l23.
Club Schedule.
Meetings Of three Home Demon
stration clubs AMI three All clubs
have been scheduled in Fairfax
County next week by Miss Lucy
Blake, county home demonstration
agent.
The Woodlawn Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet at 2 pm. tomor-
row; Fairview Club, 2 pm. Wednes-
day, and the Oakwood Club, l pm.
Thursday. Discussions on health.
canning and lamp shades will be
held. -<t.... .-....
The Burke All Club will meet at
$50 am. Tuesday; Centerville Club,
1890 am. Wednesday, and the Fair
view Club, 10:30 am. Saturday.
Rezoning Hearing.
The Fairfax County Board of
will hold a public hear
ng at $50 pm. Wednesday in the
,oard rooms at Fairfax on the ap-
,lication of James G. Bennett to re-
;one from suburban residence dis
rict to rural business district a tract
# land located south of the Lee
highway near Merrifleld.
The site would be used to erect
to house a dance hall,
estaurant. grocery store and post
'fiice. A building on the site was
destroyed by flre several weeks ago.