Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1935, Page 26

APRIL 6," 1938. CALENDAR COMPLICATES FETE FOR JOHN ADAMS Eleven-Day Skip in October, 17582, Makes Native City Uncertain Over Celebration Date. By the Associated Press. QUINCY, Mass., April 5—This city, the birthplace of two Presidents, would like to celebrate the 200th anniversary this year of the birth of one of them. Fire Chief K. U. VOLUNTEERS HEADED BY D. C. GIRL. FAIRFAX CITIZENS URGE MORE POLICE Board Also Hears Present Health Set-up Indorsed at Budget Hearing. Get Set for Easter at The only hitch is they can't decide on ‘The object of the proposed celebra- s Bt s TRe R tion is John Adams, father of John FAIRFAX, Va, April 5—A need for increased police protection in the| county and a demand that the pres- ent public health set-up be continued during the coming year were ex- pressed by citizens Tuesday as the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors held its annual hearing on the pro- posed budget. The hearing, one of the smallest in recent years, was attended by ep- proximately only 100 persons, prac- tically all of whom favored retention of the present county health unit and urged the necessity of additional po- lice protection. A delegation from the Fairfax | County Colored Citizens’ Association, with Ollie Tinner as spokesman, pro- tested the fact a 10 per cent cut in the salaries of county police officers had not been restored in the tentative budget. Others who expressed similar senti- ments with respect to the need for greater police protection included R. Quincy Adams, the sixth President. John the first was born on October 19, 1735. Simple enough. But in 1752 the cslendar was ad- vanced 11 days. ‘The great weight on the minds of the city fathers is whether to celebrate on October 19 or 11 days later, Oc- tober 30. Finnish Exports Climb. Finland attained a record export surplus in the last year. 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