Evening star., 1944-03-19
Fairfax Board
Calls 81 Men
For Navy Duty
Circuit Court Opens
Tomorrow With New
Judge Presiding

The Fairfax County Selective
Service Board announced yesterday
that 81 white registrants have been
ordered to report to the Navy Re-
cruiting Station, Richmond, Thurs
day for induction In the Navy. They
are:
Rozier c. Sorg. James Hill, Jr.,
Roy C. Mentzer, Richard n. Sander
son, Charles H. Walker, Robert B.
Prosise, Harold F. Hensley, Arthur
r. Decker, Charles E. Miller, Harvey
j.. Sisson, George E. King, Joseph
r. Ballard, John C. Burner, Dudley
w. Dodson, Arthur B. Trumbo, Ber-
nard e. Merryman, Robert F. Buck
ner, Ford T. Swetman, William e.
Priddy, Carl w. Zimmerman, Harry
j. Crone, Roy E. Godfrey, Vernon
w. Gunnell, Benjamin A. McMahan,
Elmer S. Jenkins, Charles G. Lyles,
Palmer l.. Hart, Calvin F. Showalter,
Rush Buckley, Eugene L. White,
Leonard L. Nails.
Circuit Court Convenes.
The March term of the Fairfax
County Circuit Court will convene
at 10 a. m. tomorrow with Judge
Paul E. Brown presiding. Judge
Brown recently was appointed judge
of the 10th Judicial Circuit by the
State Assembly to succeed Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy. He took the
oath Of Office Thursday.
Members of the grand jury sum-
moned for the terms include Jeter
Dove, Howard o. Mason, Frank H.
Scheeler. Ralph w. Chilcott, M. L.
Bates, Claude H. Ward and Saliva
tore Savia. Several presentments
prepared by Commonwealth's At
torney Hugh B. Marsh will be con-
sidered.
Health Report.
DR.. Nelson Podolnick, county
health director, reports that SO cases
of communicable diseases were re-
ported to the Fairfax County Health
Department in February, scarlet
fever heading the list with 81 cases,
and influenza and measles ranking
second with IL cases each.
Six births and % deaths were re-
ported. Thirty-seven new patients
were admitted to the venereal dis
ease clinics and 140. treatments
given. Twenty-seven doses of
toxiod, 301 doses of typhoid vaccine
and two smallpox vaccinations were
given at the maternal and infant
clinics. n The sanitation division
made S1 restaurant inspections and
secured % improvements.
Club Schedule.
Meetings of four Home Demon
stration Clubs and five All Clubs
have been scheduled this week by
Miss lucy Blake, county home DEM
onstration agent. @l
The Woodlawn Home Demonstra-1
tion Club meets at pm. tomorrow:
Oakton Club, 2 pm. Tuesday; Clifton
Club, ! pm. Wednesday, and the
Oakwood Club, / pm. Thursday
D Demonstrations on upholstering
furniture will be given.
The Woodlawn All Club meets at
12:45 pm. tomorrow; Burke Club,
$50 am. Tuesday; Floris Club, IL
am. Wednesday; Lincolnia Club. II
am. Thursday, and the Fairview
Club, 1890 am. Saturday.
Hileman Herd Leads
The dairy herd of d. o. Hileman,
Vienna, topped production in the
herds of the Fairfax County Dairy
Herd improvement Association No.
2 for February with an average pro-
duction of 40.89 pounds Of butterfat
and 1,0l58 pounds Of milk.
Second place went TO the herd of
B. F. Salisbury, Merrifield, with an
average of 1914 pounds of butterfat
The herd of c. T. Rice, Oakton, took
third honors with an average of
34.56 pounds of butterfat.
A COW owned by A. Smith Bowman,
Sunset Hills, led in butter at pro-
duction with S06 pounds. One
owned by johnson g. Wimsatt, Cliff
ton, lead milk production with 2,071
pounds. The association average
was 6122 pounds Of milk and 2422
pounds of butterfat.
Receiving Applications.
w. C. Walker, chairman Of the
Fairfax County Agriculture Adjust
ment Administration, announces
that applications are now being re-
ceived at his Office for milk subsidy
payments for February. Dairymen
who have not filed for January pay
ments may do so through March 81
Farmers who have not completed
their 1914 farm plan forms are re-
quested to do so by March 81.