Evening star., 1952-12-17

the sincere congratulations Of the
officers and members of the Ship
ley Terrace Citizens Association
upon the Tooth anniversary OF
your paper.
The Evening Star can be proud
of its achievement in the field OF
journalism in the Nations Capital
over the past century.
GERALD w. RUSSELL,
President. Shipley Terrace Citi-
zen's Association.
I should like to join the count
less thousands who are wishing
many happy returns to The
Washington Star on its Tooth
birthday.
During the past century, the
Washington Star has earned fol
itself a place in the home of vir-
tually every one in this area who
is interested in keeping well.
informed about worldwide, ma
tional, and area events. There il
little wonder that The Washington
Star often is referred to as 1.-THE
Bible"
May the next 100 years see The
Washington Star continue to en-
JOY its wonderful reputation as q
ready source of unbiased news!
F. L. PARKS,
Mai. Gen., GS, Chief of Infor-
nation, Department of the
Army.
Hearty congratulations on the
of a great newspaper
I'm very proud to be associated
with The Washington Star.
FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS
Chaplain, United States Senate
Minister. Foundry (Methodist)
Church.
/ join the multitude Of The
Stars friends in gratitude for your
high standard Of journalism. ex.
cellence Of news coverage, atten-
ton to local and national religious
May you live many hun
dreds Of years.
DIR. JOSEPH M. DAWSON,
Executive Director. Joint Baptist
Committee on Public Affairs
We join our British accents tt
the chorus of congratulations or
your centenary.
PAUL GORE-BOOTH,
For British Information Services
The editors of Dixie Business
ioin in wishing you and the owners
and staff of The Star cordial con-
gratulations on the completion o1
a great 100 years in the public
service May the next century be
as distinguished and useful as the
papers first 100 years and give
even greater power to your own
pen.
HUBERT F.. LEE,
Editor, Dixie Business, Atlanta
Ga.
Congratulations on The Stars
century of faithful service to the
Nation and to its community. Youl
exemplary devotion to the highest
ideals of the newspaper busines:
merits every wish for your con.
tinued leadership among our daily
newspapers.
JERRY COOK,
Caterpillar Tractor Co., Peoria. Ill
It gives me great pleasure ii
behalf Of Western Union, which
celebrated it's centennial last year
to extend to you and your organi.
zation our heartiest congratula'
tions on your Tooth anniversary
May you always maintain the flint
standards of journalistic leader
ship that have marked your frs
100 years. It has been a pleasure
to take care of your telegraph
needs for so many years. Bes
wishes for your continued success
w P. MARSHALL.
President, Western Union Tele'
graph Co.
Our best wishes to you and all O
The Star staff on this the centen
NAL birthday of a great newspaper
FRED JAY cox,
BRICE McQUIILAN.
S. B. NEWMAN
and entire Chicago staff. TIL,
Evening Star.
Greetings, salutations. felicita
tons and congratulations from
your 57-year-old neighbors an,
friends, the D j. Kaufman store
and families. Bottoms up to on
and all. Long may you wave.
JOE D. KAUFMAN.
One hundred years is a lon
time. When one considers the re
imarkable progress made by Tn
Star and its present pre-eminenc
one feels in duty bound to ole
|sincerest congratulations. II 9Th
first 100 years are the hardest