Evening star., 1944-06-25
Fairfax |ll j zolliing. !! In Board
M!ApIp'e|''aI|s' (: e 10 Rule Oh
Many ! i'l! Applications III !
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Meets Tomorrow to Hear
.Pleos for Rodio1 Tower j.
|. And Sunday School Annex

Tne' F1lrfAx County Board OF
zoning Appeals viii meet ata II 1 IA.
tomorrow In the board rooms at
Fairfax to consider variAnces or ex-
ceptions Under the county, zoning
ordinance, j.. Cooper Dawson, chair
man Of the board, has announced.
applications to, be considered. In
clude: Z. g
william M. Simmons, fof erection
|of 4 garage with less setback than
required by the ordinance, located
near Groyetcn in. Mount Vernon dis
q. w. Martin, for permission to
erect IA addition 70 i dwelling With
Iess than the required setback On the
north side eef aLee highway, Center.
vile district. =. Ess b
w. II. Dawsan, for the 3Centervilie
Methodist Church for erection Of q
Sunday achool annex TO- the church
building. with less setback thin re-
|quired, on the church lot loca1ad on
the west side LOT road Mo- 60 ut
Centerville. Z: =. '-,3s-s 81 !,
q. +. Pen Dell; for permission to.
complete 4 two-family dwelling, be-.
run before March i, 1871, when the
ordinance became 1fIective, neaE1
st<ts Tsa1 fa1. " Li1celnia. Il z
An eIRl atioH alse been nlsa
for thu 3tlst 7tetwork Ine. 4 by Efsdx.
erick p. Richardson, &tterney. for
peFmiseip to erect ana operate 4
'250-fo0t, radio TRANSMITTING tower
With sleetTicai equipment, asld small
dwelling for the use II operators, to
be locatSd on land north 81 Route
0D4s near Langley. Pro1ids1ce dis
',. x.Rsys Clinies Yia4aed. :. !.
Fairfax VIII sosn beepnfe the first
county under the ktate Health De-
partments sproyidMg Z diasnostie
chest x-ray eAnie.S -
X-fay.s sequirRpent has been pNr-
chased pby athe County -Nibereulosis
Association. and win shortly BE-, In
stalled in the courthouse where 1t
is planns4 to hold regular clinics, is
has been announced y. Mrs. Paul A.
Bokel, executive secretary Of the
local tahercl,aosis association. It Is
expected thee xsray win ~ ready
FOL, use inya approxilnat tely 4 month,
Mrs. Hoksl sid. ;, ~. 81; =, ,.s,.s7T
The Do1rdsoE supervisors will llhaYe
the sQiiipalent ! installed and viii
set up = .dsrk treoms for developlns
the nTfh The clinic, itself after the
e4uipaneft his been put In, viii be
| drectsd5 by the County Health d.
| partmeiit. "A small charge will be
naads for the X-rayS, but the Fate
has NOT YET bean lxed.s < -ass =
Lecal tuberculosis association ard
health department pfAcials ehaye
been pushing this project for ,a con-
siderable time; Heretofore the State
Health 4 Department has sent Its
X-ray; equipment. to the county at
certain intervals, but. it is believed
that by Offering this service in the
county m important step forward
In public health work has been
taken.
Health Report. >'.-
DR.. Nelson Podolnick, county
health director, reports that there
were 81 cases OF communicable
disease listed by the department in
Fairfax County in May. Scarlet
fever led with l9 cases and mumpe
ranked second with 1S cases.
There were 13 births reported and
16 deaths. At the venereal disease
clinics. 80 new patients were admit
ted for diagnosis or treatment and
IA treatments given. The santa
ton division inspected "A food es-
adjustments and secured 81 i'm
provements.
| Bridge Repaired. s a..
The highway bridge on route 1913,
spanning the Southern Railway
tracks at Fairfax Station, which
collapsed under an Army truck June
4. killing one soldier and injuring IL
others, has been repaired and opened
to traff,c, State highway officials an
nounced. ..-- - .,
While the bridge was being re-
paired trafic between, Fairfax and
Occoquan was forced to detour by
way of Burke: Highway engineers
are now engaged In making sur
vey for 4 proposed relocation OF the
highway and q new bridTe at this