Evening star., 1944-03-12
"a Fairfax County
IA Cases Affirmed
I Others Reversed
Six Get OecupotionoI
Deferments; Father of
Eight Classified 3D.

Fourteen IA classif1cations as
signed registrants by the Fairfax
County Selective Service Board were
affirmed and seven others reversed
in decisions handed down by boards
of appeal the last week, local board
officials announced yesterday.
The Board of Appeals No. 8,
Charlottesville, upheld the local
boards classification of IA in the
following cases:
Carl F. Demory, 25 Fairfax Sta
ton. carpenter; Edwin P. Rinker,
33, Route 2, Vienna, laborer; Her
bert c. Lloyd, 18, Franconia, labor
er; James v. Taylor, 36, Engleside,
restaurant operator; James Hill, jr.,
Is, Fairfax, plumber; Alvin J. Hun
ter, 80, Fairfax, plumber; John c..
Randall, Is. Route 2, Vienna, cement
finisher; Sherman Jett, 80, Route L,
Herndon, gas service manager;
John S. Newman, 35, Fairfax, la
borer; Arthur E. Simonson. l8,
Falls Church, messenger. All of
the above sought deferment on
hardship grounds
Three Lose Occupat tionaI Plea.
Charles G. Lyles, 18. Franconia,
farmer, and Benjamin A. Mcmahon,
~, Lorton, machinist, Naval Tor
pedo Station, who appealed on oc-
cupational grounds. we're continued
in AL, and Everett w. Kirby. 80
Route l. Fairfax, who appealed on
both hardship and occupational
grounds, had his la classification
continued.
The Appeal Board granted occu-
pational deferments to Russell N
CARRIER, 30, Middleburg, telephone
Office manager; Franklin T. James.
SO, Route 3, Alexandria, car repair
man, Fruit Growers Express; Sher-
man G. Embrey. %, Route 2. Alex
andria, car repairman, Potomac
Yards, and Samuel E. Dodson, %.
Mclean, clerk typist, merchant ma
rine
Daniel S. King, 81, Gum Springs,
laundry employe. Fort Belvoir,
father of eight children, was grant
Gu d 0-D CldSSlIlCdLlOn.
The Appeal Board for the District
OF Columbia granted occupational
deferments to Leslie E. Cox, 27.
Falls Church, auto mechanic, and
Nicholas J. Chaconas, %, Route 2,
Fairfax, physicist, Bureau of Stand
ards, but affirmed the la classifi-
cation of Alfred Gilchrest, 26 Fair
fax, laborer, who appealed on
grounds of hardship and occupa-
ton.
School Hours Changed.
The Fairfax County School Board
has announced that class hours in
the county schools will be changed
tomorrow from $50 am. to 9 am.
Schools will close at 800 pm. under
the new schedule instead of $50
pm. The schools operated last fall
on the early opening schedule,
changing to the later hour in De-
cember because of the hardship on
pupils who were required to walk
long distances before daylight to the
school bus stops.
| A special meeting of the county
School Board will be held at 10: 80
am. Tuesday to open bids for school
bus bodies and wheelbase extern
sions. The board is considering the
purchase of six all-steel bus bodies,
with II rows of forward facing seats
on each side, and six wheelbase ex-
tensions to accommodate the new
bodies
Welfare Expenditures.
Expenditures by the Fairfax
County Welfare Department for
local relief amounted to S3,765.57. ac-
cording to the monthly report OF
Miss Winona Rorbye, welfare super
intendent. Expenditures are listed
as follows:
Service cases, including old-age
assistance, ll9 cases, sl,545 98; gen.
eral relief, 48 cases, S94797; aid to
families with dependent children
81 cases. s78663; disqualification