Evening star., 1944-02-06
Second PTA Program
In Fairfax Arranged
For Thursday Night
6. T. Miller to Speak;
Legislative Proposals
Offered by Lancaster

The second of a series of commu-
nifty programs being sponsored by
Fairfax County Parent Teacher As
sociations will be held at 8 pm.
Thursday in the Fairfax High
School Auditorium under the au-
spices of the Fairfax Elementary
School PTA.
q. Tyler Miller, superintendent of
public schools in Front Royal, Va,
member of the Legislative Commit
tee OF the Virginia Education As
sociation, and president of the Dis
trict H Education Association, will
be the principal speaker.
Mr.. Miller will discuss the school
legislative program as presented to
the State Assembly by DR.. Dabney
S. Lancaster, State superintendent
OF schools, as minimum expansion
for schools in Virginia.
The proposed plan for tuberculo-
sis clinics to be held in the Fairfax
County high schools this spring, be-
ing sponsored by the County Edu-
cation Association, will be explained
by DR.. Nelson Podolnick, county
health director.
Mrs. Muriel Gilbertson. president
OF the group, is in charge of ar
rangements.
Reservists to Report.
The following enlisted reservists
who were inducted at Richmond
January IT, will report to the Recep-
ton Center. Camp Lee, tomorrow.
Fred A. Wallace, Stanley Williams,
Joseph H. johnson, Percy L. Gas
kins, Russell T. Wood. Joseph S.
Whitney, Billy M. P Wilson, Walter
c. Durham, William R. Veney, Jo-
seph A. Newman, Albert D. Smith
Arthur w. Naylor, Clarence N. Col
bert.
Joseph N Carter, Alphonso Nor
ris, Haney R. Pearson and Douglas
L. Edgerton were accepted by the
Navy on the same day and have re-
ported to their training stations.
Offer Tax Aid.
Commissioner of Revenue James U
klncheloe announces that four ia,
experts from the Internal Revenue
Collectors office will be at his Office
IN the County Building at Fairfax
February Is, Is and II, to assist loca.
taxpayers in filling out their 1874;
income tax forms.
The group will be at his Office
from am. to pm. each day. Mr.
kincheloe requests all persons who
need assistance in filling their tax
forms to take advantage of the as
slstance available on these dates. as
this will be the only time the Fed.
eral men will be available in the
county.
Court Receipts.
Judge Harry L. Carrico report,
that fines and fees totaling s3.884. 81
were collected in the Trial Justice
Court in January.
The county's share amounted Il
sl,04750, of which $500 was col.
lected from fines; S72, sheriff's fees
$3.50, one-half of commonwealth.
attorney fees, and SO, Trial Justic.
Court fees. The balance was col.
lected as the States portion O,
fines and fees.
Club Meetings.
Miss Lucy Blake, county home
demonstration agent, has arranged
for meetings of four Home Demon.
stration Clubs and five All Club.
in Fairfax County this week.
The Vale Home Demonstration
Club meets at l pm. tomorrow
Floris Club, 2 pm. Tuesday; Burk,
Club, 2 pm. Thursday, and tn,
Lebanon Club, 2 pm. Friday. Vic,
tory gardens and soy beans will b,
discussed.
The Fairfax All Club meets at L
m. tomorrow: Clifton Club, IL a m
Tuesday; Dun Loring Club, IL m
Wednesday; Oakton Club, II am
Thursday, and the Lorton Club. L
am. Friday.
VIII. Attend Hearing.
Members of the Fairfax Count,
Board OF Supervisors. headed by G
Wallace Carper. chairman, will ~pt
to Richmond Tuesday to attene
hearings on the annexation bill nov
before the State Assembly.
The bill as introduced by Dele
gate Robert J. McCandlish of Fair.
fax County, would require a referen.
dunn OF residents of the area pro-
posed to be annexed and of resi-.
dents living in the city or towr
proposing annexation.