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way runa over youiJ.UUU a year to clean up. This money could be used to much better advantage in putting roads into better condition, or better yet, to build more safety into all of Our highways for you and your family and friends.”
County and city chairmen have in formed M r. Miller tbat, be* ginning with concentrated effort in next week’s Anti-Litterbug Campaign Week and continuing until the victory is won, they are requesting the assistance ~of newspapers, radio stations, schools, civic clubs, women’s and farm organizations and “everybody else.”
The chairmen in several of the county and city areas are arranging special eventrfor Friday, May 21, to dramatize and symbolize the local campaigns. Several 'are considering the mass clean-up of a designated section of highway, street, or park. Several have indicated they are planning “stunts” which will be closely held secrets Until they are sprung,
Mr. Miller today listed the following county and city chaii'-j men, named by the Virginia AntiLitterbug Council:
Arlington County, F. H.' Doe, Jr.; Alexandria City, Eugene L* Barnwell; Fairfax County, An
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