Evening star., 1944-05-28
II Fairfax Registrant!
Denied Deferments
By Appeals Board

Eleven registrants with the Fair
fax County Selective Service Board
we're denied deferments by appeal
boards in decisions last week, and
their Ia classifications assigned by
the local board were continued.
Those denied deferments on appeal
were.
| Frank c. Davis, 81, electrician,
Carderock Model Testing Basin;
Donald S.. Paris, So, analyst, Com
merce Department; George w. Irwin,
81, foreman; Didier c. Pfalsgraf, IS,
District Fire Department; Roy D.
Marshall, 26, District Police Depart
ment: Harry E. Sparshott, "a, Dis
trict Fire Department; Robert F.
Marshall, 20, apprentice machinist,
Navy Yard; Hiram G. Sutton, %,
caE repairman, Washington Ter
minal Co.
The Presidents board denied re-
quests for deferment of John F.
Bayliss, %, yard engineer; Clarence
E. Hardbower. 20, yard fireman, and
Edgar B. Wolforo, 25, brakeman, all
employed at Potomac Yards. All
three had been placed in la by the
local board, granted deferment by
Appeals Board No. 8, on appeal, and
their cases We're then appealed by
the State director to the President.
Orrin j. Brown, 33, manager of a
building improvement company, was
granted an occupational deferment
until July by the District Appeal
Board.
Tax Deadline Nears
Thursday will be the deadline for
filing State income, tangible and in
tangible property tax returns in
oroer to avoid an automatic penalty
imposed by State law, Commits
sloner of Revenue James U. Kin
cheloe announces.
Persons residing in Virginia on
January /, 1914, must make a State
income tax return, regardless OF
whether or not they claim residence
in another State Mr.. Kincheloe
said that his Office will observe its
usual hours from $50 am. to
pm. on Memorial Day for the con-
venience of those desiring assist
ance in completing their returns
Returns must be in MIR. Kincheloes S
office not later than Thursday.
Awards Presented.
Elizabeth R. Chapman, member
of the graduating class of the Fair
fax Elementary School, was awarded
the OAR Good Citizenship Medal
presented by Fairfax County Chap
ter, OAR. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Joseph Beard.
Other students receiving awards
were Marjorie Beahm, McCandlish
award for the outstanding pupil;
Paul Neff, Rotary Medal and school
and special awards were presented
Linn Blake, Douglas Thompson and
Betty Norfolk.
Selectees Inducted.
-Four registrantS with the Fair
fax County Selective Service Board
reported to the Army reception GEN.
ter at Fort Meade, Md, Friday,
completing the boards calls for May.
They were:
William Farrar, George R. Moore,
Nathan Emmons and James S.
Bridges. Beginning Thursday, the
local board will send its inductees
TO Camp Lee, which has been desig-
mated as the reception center for
this area.
The board will send a group of
selectees for their preinduction
| physical examination to the Rich
mond induction station Thursday
to fill the first of its June calls for
preinduction examinations. Two
groups will be sent for induction
into the Navy June and 6. and
another group will be sent for Army
induction June 7.
Vestrymen Elected.
The congregation of Truro Epis-
copal Church, Fairfax. at it's annual
meeting reelected the following
members of the vestry: Frederick D
Richardson. George B. Rohey, N
Peyton Young, Charles H. Pozer
Charles Pickett, Thomas P Chap
i HldH, JI, JOHN II. RuSJ, raul HeIPf
Warren N. Watson, Robert D
Graham. Paul c. Kincheloe and
Joseph Mathy
Fairfax Hunt Meets.
The Fairfax Hunt held its annual
meeting last week at the home OF
Col. H. w r. Eglin at Lewinsville
and elected A. Smith Bowman. pres
ident; Col, H. w. T Eglin, vice presi-
dent; Robert d Graham, secretary
treasurer. and Stewart Preece, M
r.. II Carroll Hunter, Estler M
Palmer pnd George Benoit will com
prise thu Board OF Directors.
Clubs win Meet.
Meetings Of two Home Demon
/ stration Clubs and two All Clubs
have been scheduled in Fairfax
County during the coming week by
Miss Lucy Blake, county home dem
jonstration agent.
The Annandalc Home Dcmonstra- =
ton Club will meet. at 100 pm.
Thursday for demonstration on
Irug making and the Groveton Club