Evening star., 1944-01-23
Draft Appeal Body
Reverses II Decisions
Of Fairfax Board
Three Hearings for
Variations in zoninq
Law Set Tomorrow

Eleven decisions of the Fairfax
County Selective Service Board were
reversed by the Beard of Appeals
No. last week. Only three classifi-
cations of the local board were af-
flrmed. All of the cases reversed in
volved occupational deferments. Reg
istrants who had their Ia classifi-
cations changed to IA were:
Thomas D. Theimer, route 3. Alex
andria, welder. Fruit Growers Ex-
press; Charles A. Smith, Herndon,
auto mechanic. Kenyon-Peck Motor
Co.; William D. Keys, Fairfax Sta
ton, car repairman, Fruit Growers
Express. All three registrants are
single without dependents and have
had previous deferments.
Wilmer E. Lyles, Springfield, car
inspector, Potomac Yards, and Rob-
ert E. Callahan, route l, Alexandria,
car repairman. Potomac Yards. Both
men are married and have no chill
dren.
The Appeal Board granted 2-B
classifications to Charles A. Major,
Falls Church, machinist, naval tor
pedo station; Robert H. Collins,
route 2, Fairfax, machinist, naval
torpedo station; Edward C. Holland,
route 2. Alexandria, toolmaker, naval
torpedo station. All are single and
have been previously deferred Lewis
G. Rogers, route 3, Alexandria, ord
nanceman, naval torpedo station;
Hammond R. Huffman, route g.,
Alexandria, machine operator, naval
torpedo station This group are
childless married men and have had
previous deferments.
The board continued the la
classiflcations of Charles w. Shep-
herd, Lorton, farmer, who appealed
on dependency and occupation; Ar
thur B. Gray, Sunset Hills, farm
laborer, who appealed on occupation,
and Lewis A. Baughman, route /,
Fairfax, laborer, father of one child,
who appealed on dependency.
Zoning Board Meets.
Three applications for variances
or exceptions under the county zon-
ing ordinance will be considered to-
morrow by the Fairfax County Board
Of Zoning Appeals at its meeting at
II am. T. J. Stockton, chairman of
the board, has announced.
w. G. Plaugher has requested per-
mission to convert a garage into a
moving picture theater on the north
side of the Franconia road at Gull
ford, Mount Vernon district
Bayard D. Evans has filed applica-
ton for permission to erect a sani-
tary and odorless hog pen on a tract
of land located on the north side OF
the Chain Bridge road at Lewins-
vile, Providence district.
City Park Homes, Inc, has re-
quested permission to erect a dwell
ing with less setback than required
by the ordinance on tract located
in Section No. 2, City Park Homes
subdivision, Falls Church district.
Supervisors Meet.
A special meeting of the Fairfax
County Board of Supervisors will be
held at 10 am. tomorrow in the
boardroom at Fairfax to discuss au-
thorization of a proposed contract
with the Federal Works Agency rel
ative to lease of the trunk line sewer
in the Holmes Run watershed and
the tentative 1944-5 county budget.
The FWA has indicated in let
ter to j. j. Corbalis, county sanitary
district engineer. that it is willing to
enter into lease of the sewer with
the county on the basis of contract
submitted in November, in which
all net profits above the cost Of op-
Grating and maintaining the line
will accrue to the Government.
Three home demonstration clubs
and five All clubs are scheduled to
meet in Fairfax County this week,
Miss Lucy Blake. county home DEM
onstration agent, announced.
The Kenmore Home Demonstra-
ton Club meets at 2 pm. Tuesday;
Clifton Club, l:30 pm. Wednesday,
and the Oakwood Club. pm.
Thursday. Poultry feeding and
fabrics will be discussed.
The Chesterbrook All Club meets
at 2:l5 pm. tomorrow; Vienna Club,
II am. Tuesday; Floris Club, IL m.
Wednesday: Lincolnia Club, II am.
Thursday, and the Fairview Club,
1890 am. Saturday.