The Washington times., 1935-12-31
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conf Orta0Ie, sang ana JOSLleo dIAu
almost completely ignored thell
guests. =
Gordon Leech, POSTMASTER, in
troduced T. j. White, general man
ager of Hearst Enterprises, II
read a personal message to tnt
lads from William Randolph
Hearst.
Speech Is Applauded
Mr.. Hearst's message is printed
IN full in another column, but it
would be almost impossible to
record in full the great volume OF
whispering, applauding and cheer
ing with which its was received
After cheers Of the boys dec
out. H. M. Bitner, general man
ager of Hearst Newspapers, reac
a message from William Ran
do1ph Hearst, jrY vice president
Of the New York American, ir
which he told how he watched
the carrier boys organization
grow from a membership OF 81
in 1925 to its present strength
and added:
"YOu boys, day in and day
out. rain or shine, have served
during the past year more than
1O,OOO,OOO copies Of The Times
and the daily and Sunday
Herald.
II am proud of you. Your
successes in the past years Will
nrove an incentive for the com
inc wears. You are providing
our newspapers over the United
states with . most excellent
and creditabIe example. My
hest wishes for . successful and
happy New Year"
Arthur G. Newmyer. publisher
of The Times, said in his greeting
to the boys:
"Your record for the papers
during the past year has been
perfectIy splendid, and your
prompt and continued support
Of Mr.. SheIton's bonus and saw
ings plan furnishes a fine fOun-
datiOn for your own futures. 1
congratulate you on both accom-
Ulishments and predict that
1885 will add much to your
glory"
Mr. Newmyer presented medal
10 carrier Delmar Ford for ex
ceptional service.
Thanked BY Editor
Eleanor Patterson, editor and
publisher of the Washington
Herald, in presenting a medal to
Robert MenSh, model carrier, said
to her hosts:
Boys, just want to thank
you again on behalf Of the
Washington Herald, and from
the bottom of my heart for
everything you have done. And
a Happy New Year to you"
Mr.. White, in presenting a
medal to Louis Orndorff, for out
standing carrier boy service, said
Louis, it is q privilege and
a pleasure and it gives me great
happiness in presenting this
medal to you and wish you
and all the Joys here the best
New Year in history"
Mr.. Bitner presented a medal
10 James Dowd and said:
81 hope you will accept this
medal as a symbol Of unusual
service to the two greatest
newspapers in Washington and
two of the greatest newspapers
in the world"
Senator Pat Harrison, powerful
leader of Administration forces in
Congress, told the carrier boys hi
had attended many parties in
the historic hotel ballroom, but
theirs was the greatest to which
he had been invited.
, And, he added:
HARRISON TRIBUTE
81 want to tell you that 1 owe
all that am and have been to
the principles and training in
grained in me when I served
for seven years as a newSbOy
HI AAJ JUuVh'
Senator Arthur Capper, Repub-
ncan leader in the Senate, pre-
sented a medal to Wilbur Robin.
son and praised the spirit Of young
America exemplified by the Her
aid carrier boys. Police Chief
Ernest Brown. in presenting q
medal to H. Silverman, said the
Herald carrier boys represented
the finest body of youth in the
city. C. T. Corcoran presented a
medal to Phil Schienermon and
commended the boys he repre-
sented.
w. C. Shelton, business man.
ager of The Herald and The
Times; Dorsey Warfield. assist
ant publisher of The Times, and
H. Happy" Robinson, circulation
manager of the Herald, presented
medals to Delmar Ford, Harold
Russell, Richard Granzow and
William Stuckert.
Mr.. Shelton was presented with
o handsome wrist watch by the
boys.
Mr.. Reilly, in his role as mas.
ter of ceremonies, introduced the
entire Loew's Fox Theater cast, in.
cluding Jackie Coogan and Betty
Cradle, stars of Hollywood Sc.
crets," and the California Cole.
gians, with Walter McGrail. Jose.
phine Dix, Dick Winslow, Warren
Wilson and Chiquita.
Earle Show There
From Warner Brothers Earle
Theater, the entire cast of THE
Hit Parade of 1885" was present,
incNn]inr Nina Olivette Murray