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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
Etrhr fiirH Getu,

@s gibt nur Denige Borte in Ger
oeutlden Sprade, 1pelhe liebliher
tllngen pie oas ~Seim". Sd oenfe,
Die oret foitliditen @orte iino: Weut-
ter, Seim uno SimmeI. 9os Seim
lit Der liebite Srt ser 8eIt fir einen
GbriIten. Cine 5artlide 2iebe fiirs
Seim 81 buben, ihaoet Dem driitIi-
hen Gbarafter ourdaus nidt. 8er
feline 2iebe fiirs !Seim bat, miro ME-
Imals quite Grfolge i'm 6riItIifen Sc,
ben baben @s mag mandmal Dor.
tonlmen, oaB etnige Ser Ingeborigen
I'M Seim 10 unertrdglib getporoen
ltno, oaB Der Gbriit Inn oes 2rie-
oens tDilen, oas beinlatlide 9ah bere
laBt, aber er liebt oas Seim 6en-
nod. Wtanhntal oenfen iunee 2eute,
nm oos Seben 81 genieBen, miiIlen
lie Dos Glternbals uno Sic elterlis
be 3udt perlaiien. Gin folder sSau
miro in Der 8ibel eripdbnt. @ie balls
boren mir, Dob Ser berlorene Sobn
it'd no6 Dem Seim geiebnt bat; uie
|ott oo6te er an Ieines 8aters Saus,
ben Srt, ser ibm nun 10 Iieb puroe.
IS1e Slebe fiirs Seim lit elm gl1tes
3eIhen Der Redtidaffenbeit. 3eiae
mir elnen Wteniden, ser feline 2iebe
Turs Selm bot, l1no ib Din Dir einen
5elgen, Der nlr menig mobre Wt6nn.
llbfeit lnb 8eibli6feit belitt. Die
Slbel ermabnt iunge Gbriiten, feuid)
uno bausli6 81 Iein. 8enn unIere
lBtlldt uno ltnier 0ienIt 8ott gegen-
uber unlere I6Deienbeit bon Sauie
erforoert, Damn fiigen mir uns, ber-
l1eren babel aber ni6t Die 2iebe fiirs
SeimL uno tommen nit sSreuoen 3u-
rid, Denn ltnier bimmliider Gater
es baben mia.
yttrgenos fannlt ou ben SimmeI
mebr auf groen fin0en, ipie in einem
6rntll6en 9eim. Ssn einem iolcben
9etn berrld)t Elm itiaer Srieoe, 2ie-
be uno 8ottesfurdt. Man bort feine
SheltDorte, mon iiebt feinen 3anf
uno Streit, lonoern cine Iieblide
gintraGt uno Sronuns regiert. 3u
Saule lit Der Srt, fir @ott gu leud-
ten. Sort muB oas briItlihe 9idt
oelner gnaoenerfiillten Seele feline
Stroblen perbreiten. @enm on boffit,
i'm gottllhen Seben 5u seoeiben, Damn
tue oein 9eites 81 Sauie. Oenfe nidt,
on tannIt na6laiiig iein 5u SouIe,
aber unter ben 2euten in auem
Shmud driitli6er Sugenoen pran-
gen. Seln Seben im Sauie oriidt
or oas Siegel auf. 2euhte in DRIFT
llGer S6onbeit 5u Sauie, uno 6u
Dlrlt Dor Den 2euten leu6ten. 8enu
on nber perlufit, brauBen 5u Ieud-
ten obne gu Sa1ie elm driItIides
Sorbilo uno Siht 81 iein, 10 mirit
on etnen perbingnispouen 5ebIer
begeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

gdIs bat cine nmfangreide DENT
idrift fertiggeltellt, Die iid auf itati.
itiife @rbebuneen unb outbentiife
tidebiife llnterlagen ltiist. Sierin
miro ser @ert bes bon oen Suoetens
beutiden in Der Eidedo.SIotpafei 5u.
riifgelaiienen Golfspernlogens init
1914 Wiqiarben Dollars be5iffert.
Die perantportIiden Stellen peroen
ollfseforoert, oieIen 8etrag bel Der
&egelung Ser Reparationsfraee gu
beadten. @benfaus miro alf Die Ser.
breden bingepieien, oie itd Dor uno
Dabreno Der Gertreibung aus Ser al.
ten Seimat obgeipielt baben. Die
Soriisenoen ,puroen pom baperii6en
Winilterprd ltoenteE Or. grbar6 emp
fangen, mobei Tie ibrer 8ellnrubigung
iiber bas S6idIal ser rllno 100000
5uriidgebliebenen Suoetenoeutld)en
Iusorud gaben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

tet uno p1rn1t. 8em nod liebe
5rernbe geblieben ii1b, @enoiien
frober >Stlmoen, Ger fann gemeins
jam NIT ibnen Die alten Bldse tpie-
Der ollfiu6en unb 2uIt uno 2eio bon
neuem ourhleben. 8ie Iieben niht
Die sllten iol6e trauten Slauber-
Itiinohen!
Nber audi neue 5rel,oen bringt
oas sllter, oenn nod lit Der 8e6er
oes 2ebens nift leer. Sheint nidt
aud ibnen oie Some nod, uno bliibt
nidt aud fir Tie ser SSriibling2 Die
8eit bleibt idon, 1,no ben flingen
nod INNER bie 6eiergloden. Die
8loden, 6ie sur Jtl,be laoen, 6ie ben
Gag oes Serrn einlduten, !per pere
Itebt lie mobl belier als Dos oIte Ser5,
oas mablih Ser @elt miioe miro?
0as @ort 8ottes nit Ietner &raft
nno 0tilbe, nit ieiner &larbeit uno
Ieinem Eroite, rpelde Seele faBt es
tuobl tieIer, ols sic oieIseponoerte,
gepriiite un0 gereifte, Die Iid Der
Seimat nabe fiiblt! Gas lit Die bod
Ite Srelloe Oes slters, ser Iufblid
5u Ben Sternen.
Sic alter beiBt ser Stern, uno 10
lollen i'm Serblt bes 2ebens, ipenn
Die Sonne iinft, sic Sterne oes Sim
mels perflareno bineinleuhten in Sen
odmmernoen Ibeno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

nenoiee beSiebt. ssSn Der &eeel ipirb
MIR bic in eigenem @runbbeiib muir
5elnoe Satilie our nolIfommenlten
in6 frudtbariten 2ebens5elle Der &C.
ienlbaft. 9enn Der bleibenoe @rlino
uno 8ooen perbinoet uno berfettet
gan5 eisenartig uno INNER neue Die
gegenn1rtigen nit ben fonmenben
@eIdledtern." :"
Sier lpribt oie @eisbeit bes Hap-
ites Die @runoforber,tngen nus, nah
oenen Samilie uno @igentum au elm.
amber geboren. 8oate man bel Der
Iusniisung bes 8obens INNER uno
auerlt Die 8eriorgung Der Samilie ols
WaBitab einbalten, 10 ipiirbe ebenlo
cine 1,ngeIllnbe gooenipefuIotion ein-
eeodmmt ,pie oem iibertriebenen,
ielbltiiidtisen Nationalismus, ser Die
@rett5en ieines 2anoes gegen 3uman-
oerllne uno booenniisenbe Sieblung
iperrt, cine gebieteriide Sdranfe ge-
iett.
9as Bripateisentl,m, aus Sen gr-
foroerniiien Ger 8auernfamilie abge-
leitet, in ieinen @ren5en uno 8eiten
nad bieien @rforberniiien bere6net,
tragt bereits i'm gesriff Die io5iaIe
Musrihtnng 11nb ben iosialen gin-
oronungsgeoanfen.
aui Der einen Seite geipdbrt es
oem @igentiimer ienes MaB bon in-i
nerer Sreibeit uno Selbitltono, oas'
geraoe Dem 8anern eigen lein muB,
oas crit I'M @eiamt bes golfes oie
8orausiesung idafft fir Elm gutes
StaatslDltenl Ser edten Golfsregie-
rung unb 8olfspertretllne, obne bas
ieood elm Staatspeien in aoGeftip
llno Tprannis ableitet. SIM 8ooen bes
5amilieneigentllms ipur5elt itarf 1lno
lebensfraftig oie eeiunoe 9elnofratie.
sluf Der anoeren Seite foroert elm
10 gefaBtes gisentum gebieteriid sic
redte io5iale ausniibung 0es gooens.
gs lit Oas Elm Bunft, Der in unieren
Sanoe mebr betont tperben 1nuB als
etDa bter5ulnnoe. @ir geraten bel
Der @eite oes @e6ietes uno ser 81
gentltmslagerung in sic @efabr, ent=
meoer oen 8ooen nicbt geniigeno su
bebalen llno aus5uniiten, ooer i'm
i'm Ba6tlDltem aus5ubeuten, obne
GiidIi6t auf oie ipirti6aftli6en SOL
gen uno id1peren gtadteile, Die oa-
raus fir 5amilien-Na6laB uno
Solfspoblfabrt entIteben niiiien.
I'm 10 oringli6er eri6eirt es uns,
in unlerem So5ialperf INNER 1pie-
Der ben driitliden Sarmer an sic
briItlt6-etbiihe gtutur ieines 8elites
gu erinnern: gigentum an @roengut
| lit ntdt ablolittes Ge6t, ionoern @ot,
tes 2eibe. 8as oas driItli6e Sriib-
O}ittelalter, in praftii6er Mntpenoung
| tbeologilber @rllnoldse uno germa-
nilher &ehtsauffoiiung, 10 i6on aus
ipraf: aaes @igentumsre1t lit elm
Sonnenleben, lit Elm @ottesleben, es
lit tpeientlid 0ienit an ser @emein-
l6aft, Der gigentiimer bleibt alio let-
ten gnoes Dem berantiportli6 uno
baftbor, aus oeiien Sano er olles 5,t
2eben en1pfing = oieler @ebanfe
tam niht tief genug in oie Ser3en
Der 5armer geienft perben.
(ShluB foIgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

9aber ipobl auf einmal Der Sdrei
nod Der n8erteibigungsItenung
Delltidlanos" sSn ltnieren Ruinen,
nit llnieren miioen, ousgebungerten
&orpern iollen mir 100 0ipiltonen
uno Eauienoe 63.te Sanger oufbai-
ten2 ODER iollen mir binter Ser iotp.
ietiiden sSront gar r@ebrpolfe"
lpielen2 9o miiiien mir iebr bitter
lachen, mir plosliden lino unfrei-
willigen gnantgaroiiten Ser ,peltlis
den 9emofratien. 8eItern nod als
patboloeiide Militariiten 5ur gnt.
paffnung bis gum lesten 8efreitens
fnopf berurteilt = morgen itolse
Steler5abler zines 100000. .Wann.
Seeres. 8eitern nod 2eiotragenoe
Ger 3olleftipldulo an Sen @releIn
Der Sernidtl,ngslager = bel1te ihon
bolt man es - lallt Seem States.
man aro Station - in 2onoon uno
8aibin9ton ni6t mebr fir ri6tig,
lth Der 8nsfammern bon Iui6tpib
5u erinnern.
@eItern - i'm sunni 194S! - nod
BON Dem fran5oiiiden Gidter Sean
griiller-8ercors in aller @eltoffents
ltdfeit NIT folsenoem r8onmot"
opoitropbiert: ~8enn id BON Wen-
lden ipre6e uno ibr bon 0euti6en,
ipreden mir Damn bon oerielben Sa=
he?" - beute idon iinb mir .onr
BerIiners" uno morgen uour Nest
er1 Germa''s". 9as gebt ein penig
gar 81 lhneu, finoen mir potentieI-
len Baffentrdger bon @eitens 8na-
ben. SO ihneu olleroinss al,9 pie-
Der nibt, oaB trob Oes vbegrobenen
rgentbau-Blans" rubig ipeiter oe-
n1onItriert miro uno General GIap
an elmer Oonnerstag -&onferen5 nit
"our Germans" ooGig besintereliiert
lit. aber oiellei6t iino oos MIR let-
te Shonbeitsfebler.
Oamit feiner uns SeutIbe miB-
berI rItebt: mir baben 1pirflih feline
|SDnpatbien fir oen Stolino. .8oll6e-
pismlts; Ser Huiie bat feline Gbance
bel uns, menn er uns als glrt Satellis
ten bebanoeln 11no ols SeDolis= =@ar=
Iollten gegen ben @eiten einIeten
mill. llno mir fonnen uns auh faum
etpas Sbredliberes porItellen, aIs
einen iiegreiden Gornori6 ser So
ten Irmee naCb 8elten. 9(ber mir
nollen ebenlo ungern oen Iermel.
ltreifen ~@ermanD" ulf elmer &bafi-
Uniform tragen. gSir nollen gan3
Iaufri6tig MIR zines: 6rieoen. 5rie-
oen, oamit mir 1lnlerc StGote uno
90rfer oufbauen f0nnen (lpir baben
tatIa6li6 ifon Elm uenig 5u biel
&uinen in 9eutidlano) 6rieoen, oa-
INIT mir in abiebbarer 3eit frei bon
5urdt unO Sunger Go periprad) es
ia aud unS Scr. 9foolepelt) Ieben
Iuno arbeiten f0nnen Sit oas oenn
gu piel oerlangt? Stebt oas nidt in
IRooiebelt tGbur6ils sltlontif- gbar-
Ita? gSir iino 5utiefIt oanfbar fir sic
2uftbriide, sic 1lniere 8erliner oorm
Sunger uno Serror betpobrt, ober
I1pir iebnen uns ni6t oorna6, oaB
aus oen vHoitnenbombern" tpieoer
gomben faaen. Sielleidt beritebt
man oas in Ben uSsl. ltno bieaeidt
oenft man ultf oariiber na9, oaB
man nit eineln 8olf BON iumer nod
Iitber 60 Wiaionen nidt 10 obne tpei-
teres oas l6one npreuBii6e" Spiel
tlpielen fann: rGaus aus Sen &ur-
ltoffeln - rim in oie &artoffeln!"
ISo ettuas bebinoert nGmli6 sic Se,
Imotratilierung auBeroroentlid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

sSn oen 2anofreiien gtororbein=
Weltfalen funoen am Sountag @e,
meinoepablen itatt. Sic gbriItliden
Gemofraten erbielten oie meiIten
|Stimmen, faIt a6tunooreiBis Bro,
gent. Sie So5ialiIten iteben nit ie6s-
unooreiBig Sro5ent an 5peiter Stelle.
Sic &omnnlniIten erbielten iieben
Bro5ent, ie6s Bro5ent peniger ais
Dor 5luei Sabren.
Im 6reitag perlieB oie erite 8rup=
pc berldleppter Berionen (0Ys), bie
nad oem neuen @eies in Sen Ser.
Staaten 5ugelanen neroen loQel,,
8remerbapen. 9ie @ruppe beltebt
aus pierbunoerta6tunooreiBig 8erio.
men, Ole aus elf 2anoern itammen>
am itarflten iino oarunter Ole 8oIen
Dertreten.
slus Setroit lpuroe Ieste @p6e be-
ridtet: Murrap San 8agoner, ser
Wfilitdrgouperneur in 8apern, iiber=
reidte Ser bieiigen Srtsgruppe Der
anigbts Of Columbus elm secbrode-
mes &ru5ifir, oas bon &aroinal Mi.
bael Saulbaber aus BEN Sriimmern
Der Miin6ener 5rauenfirde gerettet
nuroe. gr laste, oaB er oen &aroinal
gefragt babe, was er als Gegenlei-
itllng tpiinI6e. Gr antiportete nod
einigem Na6oenten: sd mo6te ger
ne, oaB oie &nigbts OF Columbus
beim @ieoerauf6au Ser Srauenfir6e
mitpirfen. 0ur6 Die Griesung zines
Der benalteu &irhenfeniter ipiiroe Die
@elt fir INNER piiien, oaB 4meris
faner babel gebolfen baben, oieles @e.
ballbe pieoeral,f5ubauen."
Mus Weiinden miro beri6tet: 9ie
'4rbeitsgemeini6aft 5ur @abrlrng irr-
oetenoeutiher Sntereiien unter oem
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g. Oktober

@ir pflegen Die 8auernfamilie
,aith aus rein io5ioIogiihen linb tpirt.
ihaftlihen @riinoen. Sic lit IN ibrer
@eihloiienbett Die grnnolegenoe ar-
beitssemeinidoft, Die binigite @eiell.
Ihoftsform. Sic lit oie bobe Sbnle
5u 5elbit1nbisfeit, SelbitbiIfe, io5ia-
Ter anpaliung lno allieitiser ans.
bilbnne, neil ia oie Sarmerfamilie
.nuf Dem 2anb, in ibrer sSerne bon
Sen sSnouitrie5entren, alles leiiten
mub, mas Ser St1bter bon gin5el-
ssableuten ltf eritellen lalien fann.
Sic lit oas tragfdbigIte 8onperf ,ge-
gen Die atomilierung Der beltigen
tebniiben @nt1pidll,ng. sic ion uns,
nie iie Den iunsfr1uliGen 8oben un-
ieres 2anoes gerooet unb frl,htbrin-
eenb gernoht bot, nun auh @iege
merben fir cine booeftit1nbige, eigen.
gepragte lteberlieferung init d)riitli,
dem 8raubtlm. Sic Jomilie ion nns
enblib iino 5n aaermeiIt bas Itillglii,
benoe &erbfeuer fatboliI6en glall.
benslebens peroen.
Der 2ebensraum Ger 8auernfami.
lie lit ser 8oben nit Dem gigentur1,
oas @igentum. r9ie 0atur ielbit,
iagt 8ius XII. in elmer &unofunf,
aMnlprade Wfineiten 194t), ubat mil
Dem 8aiein Der meni6liden @eleu,
idaft, nit Dem 9aiein ehter &uItur
uho i'm erbobten WaBe NIT bem 8e,
iteben unb Der gntfalt,mg ser 5ami.
lie bos 8ribateigertllm nerbunben
UtuB nid]t ettua oas Bribateigentl,n
Dem 5amiliennater cine gelllnoe Srei.
belt 5uiidern2 Gie S,lnftion oes Sri.
oateigentums itebt in Der natiirli6er
Sronung ieoer anberen boran. 8on.
te man bas Sripateigentlm burd
iiber,naBiee 8elaItllng ODER gingrifft
leines Sinnes berauben, 10 ni1nn11
man praftilb Ser Samilie un6 ibrem
Sanpte Die Moglidfeit, ibren gottge,
MOLTEN S1ped gu perfolgen; ieber an'
geblid filturelle Sortldritt, Der bas
CUR 5olge bdtte, tpdre elm mioernatiir.
lider 6ortidritt.
.Bon allen @iitern. sic 8ripatei
gentnm Deroen fonnen, lit feines bor
geatnr 10 iebr aneetan iuie Ser gooen
Der @runobeiis, auf oent 6ie Sanilit
pobnt unb aus oeren @rtrag Tie gana
ODER sotb gum Sell oas 2ebensnot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

EXPERIENCED FARMER
for the Knights of St. George
Home. Permanent position and
good home for the right party.
Married man preferred and
must come well recommended.
Write or apply in person to
SIR. SUPERIOR, KNIGHTS OF
ST. GEORGE HOME, WELLS
BURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

Mus Weiinden miro beri9tet: 9ie
'4rbeitsgemeinidaft our @abrlrng ilr-
oetenoeutiber Sntereiien unter benz
8orfit BON Hiharo Geisner unb Sons
Evening star., 1948-02-13
Jackson Day Dinner Here
To Be Attended by Farley

James A. Farley, who broke with
President Roosevelt over the third
term issue, will attend next Thurs
days Jackson-Jefferson Day dinner
here
He will sit at the head table with
President Truman and at least two
other former Democratic National
chairmen, Edward j. Flynn and
Frank c. Walker.
MIR. Farley said last December 8:
II want to see President Truman re-
elected" In speech January Is
at Lynchburg, Va, he said Henry A.
Wallace had formed what seems
to be a one-man party" and per
haps it will end as one-man
party"
Mr.. Truman will speak at next
weeks dinner at the Mayfower. An
overflow audience will hold a SIM
liar dinner at the Statler. The
President may make an informal
talk there, too.
Evening star., 1948-02-13

the basis of his work which ex-
posed the State Departments meth
cd Of dismissing employees for Sc
curity reasons without letting them
know the charges, and which re-
suited in a reform in the depart
ment's method"
Although not a member Of the
American Newspaper Guild, Mr.. An
drews was made eligible for the
award by change in rules for the
1947 competition to permit consid-
Grafton of entries from non-Guild
members.
The judges, Louis Lyons, Robert
S. Allen and William L. Shirer, voted
honorable mention for the following
other entries among total of At:
Edward j. Donohue, Scranton
Times, for coverage of a milk strike;
Ralph Andrist and Ralph Backlund,
Minneapolis radio station writer's,
for attacking racial discrimination;
Herbert Block, Washington Post, for
cartoons; Alfred Friendly, Washing
ton Post, for sewerage of the Lilien-
thai hearings, and billiard Stokes,
Washington Post, for coverage of the
Supreme Court.
In announcing the awards, the
judges praised the Washington Post.
Mr.. Allen, in separate statement,
urged enlargement of the awards to
include citation of an outstanding
each year.
Evening star., 1948-02-13
Rites 10 Be Held Today
For Charles {. Norris

Funeral services for Charles E.
Norris, 80, retired landscape gard
ner at the Shoreham and Ward
man Park Hotels, were to be held
at 2:30 pm. today in Chambers
funeral home, Thirty-tirst and M
streets NV, with burial in Wash
ington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Norris died Tuesday in his
home, l Kenilworth drive, Chevy
Chase, Md, after a 10-week ill
ness.
He was born in Germantown, Md,
and was lifelong resident Of Mont
'gomery County. He came to
Friendship Heights, Md, now Som
erset, Md, in 1901 and was a gard
ner for some private homes there,
He was a landscape gardner at
the Wardman Park for II years
and planted the Red Cross tulip
beds. He started the rose gardens
around the Shoreham Hotels foun-
tain and the other flower beds on
the hotels grounds, his family said.
Mr.. Norris retired IL years ago
after working for eight years at
the Shoreham. ..
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Mary A. Norris; two sons, Allen
Norris of the Chevy Chase address
and Ralph B. Norris of Arlington,
both Zoo keepers, and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Charles Sadtler of WASH
ington, Mrs. Paul Heath of Arling-
ton and Mrs. Harold Taylor of Riv-
erdale, Md.
Evening star., 1948-02-13
4n Mpntnrtat1t

cry q our dfyGted Isy net mothsT LULA IA
HER LOVING ;,S;E GEHllDREN' MAuDE, ADp1E
BOWLES,. NELLIE AND WILLIAM II.
We this dg to Pay tribute to
folded in His arms, mother, Mrs. NELLIE
BOWLES, twenty-nine years ago today, on
He0EssVZ F. BoWLEs s. on osls spr anc a. a'ne54 1874
They are not dead, but only lieth sleeping
In the sweet refuge of their Master S
breast.
They are not dead, but only taking rest
Though tears still fall, we bless Thee. o
For the dear ones, forever with Thee
And wait the dawn when Thou shall gather
Thine own, long parted, to their endless
THEIR DEVOTED CHILDREN, MRS.
SMITH
CURTIS, MARY JANE. In loving re-
MGf Il sNE dsfF ana ah
day, February 13. 1946.
II ever love existed,
ever sTesf ed oTsr ts mission on Garth
Then, mother, it certainly was YOU.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, HANNAH
AND LOUIS, AND GRANDSON. ROB-
FLEET, JULIA M. In, loving remem-
branee of my dear mother, JULIA M.
FLEET. who passed away three years ago
today, February 13, 1915.
February brings me memories
OF loved one gone to rest,
And those who think of her today
Are the ones who loved her best.
God saw the road had gotten rough,
The hills were hard to climb;
He gently closed her loving eyes
HER DAUGHTER, AGNES.
GOFFIGGAN, ANNA L. METER In
loving memory of my daughter, ANNA L.
METER GOFFIGGAN, who died one year
ago today. February Is, 1947.
No one knows low much I miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered since you LETT me,
Life has never been the same.
JACKSON, MIGNoN TALKAN. In sad
but loving remembrance of ourt devoted
mother, mother-in-law and grandmother.
TALKAN JACKSON, who passed
to the Great Beyond six years ago today,
February Is, 1912.
God gave US wonderful mother,
We thank Him for the best
We miss you from our home,
Sleep, mother, in peace and rest.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. SON-N-LAw
AND GRANDCHILDREN
Evening star., 1948-02-13
Symphony Fund Drive
Efforts RedoubIed as
Gifts Reach S33,729

Fortified by $50, ,72s collected in
the first 10 days of their drive, Ma
tional Symphony campaign wo.kers
today redoubled efforts to achieve
their $165, 900 goal by the drives
scheduled closing date next Friday
To supplement these efforts, Cam
paign Chairman Edward Burling, ir.,
yesterday appealed to the public not
to wait to be solicited personally, but
to send in their contributions "at
once" to campaign headquarters,
1727 K street NV.
Praising the enthusiasm of the
drives $50 volunteers, Mr.. Burling
described results so far as dis
couraging but by no means hope
less" He asserted the 1,056 indi-
vidual pledges received so far are
practically the same number as at
the same time last year"
SNOWFALL" Again Active.
The 2o.4 per cent of the goal COL
lected thus far had scarcely been
announced at yesterdays Mayflower
Hotel luncheon when Mrs. Charles
Bittinger, sponsor of the famed
SNOWFALL" with which she has COL
lected more than $500 in past SYM
phony drives, was busy running up
this years total with another $50 in
small donations.
Stationing herself at the door of
the Mayf1ower's ballroom, Mrs.
Bittinger received enough in bills
and silver to equal what she had
garnered at the campaigns opening
luncheon, bringing her current total
to $3.50.
Il won't stop till I match the ST.
500 h raised both last year and the
year before" she declared. Snow
balls" small change collections are
matched by a group of Mrs. Bit
fingers friends, she explained.
Wife of a retired Navy captain,
she started her private campaign in
1941, using a large white rubber
ball with hole cut in 1t where
the money can be dropped in.
Snowfall" is regularly listed among
the symphony's hackers in Consti-
tuition Hall concert programs.
Ball Bulges With Coins.
"I've had so much luck with it,
it's about ready to wear out" Mrs.
Bittinger observed yesterday, point
ing to the battered SNOWFALL" bulg-
ing with its weight of coins.
Leading the way in collections
reported yesterday was the Army
Committee, with 81 per cent of its
quota of $2,50O already pledged.
Evening star., 1948-02-13

Other large percentages reported
included the Catholic schools, G
per cent; the Orchestra Guild, 4,
per cent, and two of the six resi-.
Dental units-No. 4 with 67 pe,
cent and No. 3 with A per cent
Alexandria, with 81 per cent collect.
ed, led suburban areas.
Icy road conditions were blamed
for a lag in reports from Other
suburban areas.
The Government unit, with one
OF the largest quotas, $4,000, wa.
unreported at the meeting, OWNS
to late start in its solicitations.
Greatest single figure reported
was $12,370 raised by Residential
Unit No. 6. This unit seeks con-
tributions of 500 and above. The
total represented 50 individual do
nations.
Galloway Urges Support.
Paul Galloway, choir director al
Washington Cathedral and prin-
cipal speaker, urged support of the
orchestra drive to keep competent
musicians in Washington and te
enable Washington to maintain It.
self as leading musical center.
Among those attending the lunch
con were: Gen. Carl Spaatz. Ali
Force chief of staff; Nine. Henri
Bonnet, wife Of the French Ambas-
Sador; Mrs. Fred M, VinSon, wife OF
the Chief Justice; Mrs. c. v. Whit
ney, wife of the Assistant Secretary
of the Air Force; Maj. George S.
Howard, conductor, Air Force Band;
Mrs. Robert Hale, wife of the Rep
resentative from Maine; Mrs. Cliff
Evening star., 1948-02-13
D. A. Lindow Rites Today;
MA Structural Enqineer

Funeral services for Daniel A.
Lindow, 81, Federal Works Agency
structural engineer who died yes
terday in Georgetown University
Hospital after a brief illness, were
to be held at 12:15 pm. today at
the Gawler funeral home, 1756
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Mr.. Lindow, who lived at 1872 K
street NV, came to Washington in
1886 and worked as a supervisor of
construction for the w. C. and A. N.
Miller Development Co. He then
worked with the War Department
and the Public Buildings Agency
before joining the FWA in 1916.
A native of Detroit, he attended
the University of Michigan and
served in the Army during World
War I.
He was a member of the Michi-
gan Union and the Hermitage Club
of the University of Michigan.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Eva T. Lindow, and two sisters, Mrs.
Paul Beal of Cleveland and Mrs.
La Verne Diehl of Detroit.
Evening star., 1948-02-13
{. P. Warfield, Long Active
In Insurance Field, Dies

Earl P. Warfield, representative
of the New York Life Insurance Co.
here for 80 years before his retire.
ment, died yesterday in Miami, Fla,
after brief illness.
Mr.. Warfield had lived in Miami
for the last Is years.
He came to Washington from
New York as young man and at
tended Georgetown University Law
School, graduating in 1907. He was
a member of the Elks, Masons and
the Shrine.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Helena Warf1eld; son, Capt.
Charles Warf1eld of the Army Medi-
cal Corps. and a daughter, Miss
Minded Warfield of Miami.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. Sunday at the Danzansky
funeral home, 3501 fourteenth street
NV. Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld,
officiating. Burial will be in the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery.