Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-09-24

NINE geek Exceptions
From zoning Law
In Fairfax County
Boord Will Heor
Applications at
Meeting Tomorrow
Nine applications for exceptions
from the county zoning ordinance
will be considefed by the Fairfax
County Board of Zoning Appeals, at
its meeting at II am. tomorrow in
the board rooms at Fairfax.
The S. g. S. Homes Corp is request
ing permission to retain at its pres
ent location a dwelling at City Park
subdivision, Lee boulevard, Falls
Church district.
Edward p Monroe has filed appli-
cation for permission to erect a
garage on the east side Of State road
NO. 600, Mount Vernon district, with
less than the required setback.
J. F. Chichester is asking permis-
sion to erect garage ats Fairview,
Mount Vernon district, with less
than the required setback
Permission is sought by w. K.
Hollinger to erect a garage at
Langley. Providence district. with
less than the required setback.
Glenna A. Wilcox has filed an
application to conduct a kinder
garten at Leewood, Falls Church
district.
w. F. p Reid seeks permission to
erect building fer the servicing of
airplanes incidental to the operation
of an airfield at Groveton, on the
west side of u S. Route No /, Mount
Vernon district.
Permission to erect garage with
less setback than the ordinance re-
quires, at Beverly Manor, Providence
district, is requested by Franklin c
Bray.
Horace D. Payne has asked per-
mission to erect a garage and meat.
house at Old Court House subdivi-
sion, Providence district, with less
than the required side line setback
Thomas A. McCloskey is seeking
permission to erect garage al
Groveton Heights, Mount. Vernon
district, with lees than the Required
SIDE line setback. "a
Council Organizes.
The Town Council of Fairfax has
recognized. Members include Mayor
Robert D, Graham and Councilmer
Albert r. Sherwood, Robert B. Wal
ker, S. Gail Landon, jr.; o. B. Camp.
bell, Warren N. Watson and DR.
Fed B. Everly. With the exception
Of Dr. Everly, all the members were
elected in the June election. DR.
EVERY was named to serve in place
IF Edgar Littleton, who declined te
qualify
Walter T. Oliver, jr., was named
town treasurer; Miss Virginia Carr
clerk: Perry Leonard, town sergeant
and Lark F. Bunk, assistant towr
sergeant.
Committee members appointed
are: Law, S. Gail Landon, jr.; build.
ing. Albert R. Sherwood; roads anc
streets, Robert B Walker: utilities
o. B. Campbell; finance, Warner
Watson, and supplies, DR.. Everly.
To Address Rotary Club.
Luiz Dias Lins president anc
director of the Companhia Indus.
trial Pirapama, Pernambuco, Brazil
will speak at the luncheon meetine
CT the Fairfax Rotary Club at l pm.
tomorrow in the ching room of the
Fairfax Methodist Church.
Senior Lins is native of Recife
Brazil, and is graduate of the
Polytechnic School of Rio de Janeiro
He has been member of the
Rotary Club of Recife since 1882 and
is past presiden. of that club. He
has served Rotary International as
district governor and committee
member, and at present is a mem
Der of the Committee on Participa-
tior of Rotarians in the Postwar
World
New Agent Arrives.
Miss Mayme Hart of Loudon
Tenn, has been appointed home
demonstration agent for Fairfax
County. and has assumed her new
duties. She succeeds Miss Lucy
Blake, who has been granted leave
Of absence to attend Columbia Uni
versity, where she was recently
awarded a fellowship.
Miss Hart has served as home
demonstration agent at Huntington
Tenn, for the last three years. She
has scheduled the following Home
Demonstration Club meetings fol-
the coming week:
The Kenmore Club will meet at
2 pm. Tuesday, Clifton Club, l &c
pm. Wednesday, and the Oakwood
Club, pm. Thursday. Remodeling
and mending clothes will be demon
strated.
School Funds Granted.
The Federal Works Agency has
approved an ALLEGATION of $l0,066 to
the Fairfax County School Board to
assist in the maintenance and opera
ton of school facilities at Fort Bel
voir for the current term.
The grant is similar to one ap-
proved last year to provide educa-
ticnal facilities FOR approximately
$50 pupils living on the military
reservation. The schools are oper-
ated under supervision of the County
School Board.
COP Women to Hear