Evening star., 1944-01-30
.19 in Fairfax County,
Drafted January 10,
10 Report Tomorrow
II Others Have Joined
Marine Corps or Navy;
Tox DeudIine Neurino

The Fairfax County Selective
Service Board announced yesterday
that 19 draftees who were accepted
at the induction station January IL
Will report to the reception cente,
at Fort George G. Meade, Md, to.
morrow and 81 others have entered
the Navy and Marine Corps. Those
going into the Army are:
Edward L. Jenkins, Edward F.
karns, Charles E. Counts. Robert
q. Burke, Garnett E. Brown, Ray.
mond E. Hansborough, Homer u
Weller, Ebert Thompson, Daniel N
Saunders, William G. Reid, Henry
w. Kipp, jr.; Melvin p. Brown, John
w. Burgess, George E. Burns, Tur-
man B. Mold, Stanley M. Twombly
Albert G. Pearson, Carter Lee
Smith, James M. Willie.
The following were accepted by
the Navy on the same day and have
reported to their training stations
Anthony j. Narabas, Lawrence E,
CAIRO. Arthur r. Cockrell, Vernon
H. DALEY, William S. Eaton, George
H. Elan, Edward l.. Floyd, Joseph
A. Gessner. Herbert S. Hallman,
Warren D. Blincoe, Howard C. Mar
tin, Charles E. Norfolk, Ellis L.
Pearson, Richard Salzer, Lewis M
Snapp, Charles w. Thacker. John
P. Thompson, Franklin M. Tobin,
John T. Vance, Howard E. Woodland
and Eric H. WANT.
James E. Dove was accepted by
the Marine Corps the same day and
has reported to Paris Island, S. C.
Tax Deadline Nears.
Tomorrow is the deadline for paw
ment of license fees for business and
professional establishments in Fair
fax County in order to avoid an
automatic penalty imposed by State
law, Revenue Commissioner James
U. Kincheloe announced. His Of
fice will maintain only regular hours
tomorrow, but license payments
mailed will be accepted If the letter
bears a postmark prior to midnight.
Tomorrow also is the deadline in
the county for payment of dog lic-
enses, and all dog owners who have
failed to obtain the necessary
licenses before Tuesday will be sub
ject to arrest and fine. The State
game warden will begin a checkup
on all tardy dog owners next week.
Dog tag licenses are payable at the
Office of L. M. Coyner, county treas
urer.
Boards Meet.
Two Of the county boards will hold
sessions this week. The Fairfax
County School Board will meet at
10 am. Tuesday in the Farr Build
ing, when plans for a new school
building to replace the Oakton
School, recently destroyed by fire,
will be discussed, and also the school
budget for the 1944-5 fiscal year.
The County Board of Supervisors
on Wednesday will give further con-
sideration to the offer of the Federal
Works Agency to lease to the county
the trunk-line sewer recently. COM
pleted in the Holmes Run watershed
The board met last week on the pro-
posal, but deferred final action until
Wednesday. The board also will take
up certain items in the tentative
county budget for the next fiscal
year, and If tentative approval is
given the budget, it will be published
for public hearing in April.
Club Schedule.
Miss Lucy Blake, county home
demonstration agent, has arranged
meetings of four Home Demonstra-
tion Clubs and three All Clubs in
Fairfax County this week.
The Dranesville Home Demon
stration Club meets at 1870 pm
Tuesday; Lorton Club, 1880 pm
Wednesday; Annandale Club. 1:3C
pm. Thursday. and the Groveton
Club, 1:30 pm. Friday. Poultry
fabrics, victory gardens and soy.
beans will be discussed.
The Dranesville All Club meets
at 4:30 pm. Tuesday; An,andale
Club, IL am. Thursday, and the
Groveton Club, ii am. Friday.
Trapping Season Ends.
State Game Warden Arthur w
Mills announced that the trapping
season on mink, rabbit and opossun
will end tomorrow in Fairfax
County. The season on muskrats
which opened January /, will con-
tinue until March Is. Local trap
pers are reporting fair catches, and
fur prices ars above the average.