Evening star., 1944-07-09
Appeal Boards Uphold
Z Draft Decisions,
Reverse Six Others
Fonfox Now operotes
10 Summer Fairgrounds,
Robert Movity Reports

AppCdlo DOdIuS nave dIUTmeQ II
classifications of the Fairfax County
Selective Service Board and reversed
6 others. in decisions handed dowr
last week, board officials announced
The la classifications of the fol.
lowing registrants were continued
John B. Dowden, jr.. 81, farmer;
Harris Byrd, 18. dairy farm laborer
Russell c. Baughman, %, clerk
Hammond L. Clark, Is, farmer
Franklin T. Rose, %, dairy farmer
Hartford M. Wise, %, truck driver.
Joseph B. Hall, %, fireman; Ellis
P. Walton. %, dairy farm laborer
Fred A. Mittendorff, 26, farmer
Roger T. Taylor, %. grocery clerk
and Morris B. Stuart, l8, farm la.
borer.
The 4-E classification of David ]
Walker, Is, dairy farmer, was uphelc
by the Appeals Board.
Occupational deferments were
granted John F. Bayliss, ir., ,23. yarc
locomotive engineer; Woodrow w
Sutton, 81. prison guard; Dougla.
Kestner. %. dairy farm laborer; Ed.
gar B. Wolfford. jr., 25, brakeman
Dewey L. Morehead, Is, brakesman
and Wardney A. Whitmer, %, farm
laborer.
Recreation Program.
Ten Fairgrounds are now operat.
Ing in Fairfax County under tn,
countrywide recreation program
Robert Mavity. recreation director
announced. Three other plav.
grounds are being considered, at Nc.
Lean, Baileys Cross Roads anc
Annandale.
The recreation centers are made
possible by an appropriation OF
$4,000 from the Fairfax County
Community Chest Fund and other
funds raised in local communities
where the projects are operated
Members of the Chest Committee in
charge OF administering the funds
are James E. Bauserman. Judge
Harry l.. Carrico and Mr.. Mavity.
Directors in charge of the various
Fairgrounds include Milo L. Sonen.
Falls Church; Miss Mary Roller and
Emmett Day. Groveton; Harry Nc
Cary, Fairfax; Walter ]. Bowling
and Mrs. Antionette Eisenhard
Vienna: Miss Anna Agnew, Fran
coma; Mrs. Robert Osborn, Chester
brook; Miss Margaret Beeks, Wood
lawn; Mrs. Ford Dodge, Fair Haven,
and Allan j. Saunders, Falls Church,
colored.
Mr.. Mavity said recreation
league has been formed by the Fair
fax County Firemen's Association.
with Allan Williams, Fairfax, presi-
dent and Mr.. Mavity secretary
treasurer. Plans are being made
for a baseball and softball league
which will begin play today.
Departments participating in the
league include Mount Vernon, Bail
eys Cross Roads, Annandale, Falls
Church, Fairfax, Herndon, Mclean
and Vienna. Members of the Ex-
ecutive Committee include George
Phillips, c. B. O'Shaugnessy, Cor
don Dennis, Ralph Darns, Stanley
Mayor, Samuel Davis and M, P
Haines.
Police Report.
Capt. Carl R. Mcintosh, chief of
the Fairfax County police. reported
that his department made 242 ar
rests in June. Traffic violations
1T and drunkenness Al.
Six motor vehicle accidents were re-
ported, one in which one person was
killed and one injured. Value of
reported stolen was listed
at 1884, OF which $144 was recovered.
Club Meetings.
Miss Lucy Blake, county home
demonstration agent, has scheduled
meetings of three Home Demonstra-
lion Clubs and two All Clubs for
;he coming week.
The Dunn Loring Home Demon
'tration Club meets at pm. Mon
day, Burke Club 2 pm. Thursday
and Lebanon Club 2 pm. Friday.
demonstrations on making lamp
shades and jelly will be given.
The Dunn Loring All Club meets
1t 1890 am. Wednesday and the
0akton Club meets at 10:30 am.
Thursday.
Court Collects $6,2s2.
Judge Harry l.. Carrico reports
hat fines and fees collected in the
Trial Justice Court in June amounted
% $6,282. The county's share of
ines and fees was listed at $2,110.75.
md the remainder was turned over
% the State treasury.
Welfare Expenditures.
The Fairfax County Welfare De-
oartment spent $3,O85.57 for relief
work in the county during June,
according to the monthly report of
Mss Winona Rorbye, county welfare
superintendent. Expenditures are
listed as follows:
Old-age assistance, 1873 cases,
Il ,56l.47; general relief, 60 cases.
'876.35: aid to families with depend
mt children, 16 cases. S576.75, and
I'D to the blind, five cases, 81.