Evening star., 1952-12-16

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write like scholars.
H. P. CAEMMERER,
Secretary. the Commission Of Fine
Arts.
I read with great interest the
account of the Tooth anniversary
of The Star. Our family has all
ways been interested in the only
paper in Washington. My eldest
brother, Maj. Gen. George H.
HarrieS, was connected with the
paper, and it was while Mr.. Harry
Goodwin was an editor on the Star
that George volunteered to be ar
rested and sent to the District
Jail to write up conditions and
treatment of prisoners. Last year
Mr.. Earl Goodwin had an account
of the trip to the Jail. I am the
last of the original Harries family
who came TO Washington from
Wales. I am still interested in
The Evening and Sunday Star.
They both have followed me all
over the United States.
MISS FLORENCE S. HARRIES.
Congratulations and all good
wishes on centennial. Among The
Evening Stars many creditable
achievements. not the least is the
immense contribution in making
Washington the worlds finest
city.
HARLAND BARTHOLOMEW.
(St. LOUISE
Congratulations to The Star on
100 years of progress and service!
The period covered by your
growth has been one in which
Washington has grown from little
more than a village to the focal
point of the world. To this tram
sition The Star has contributed
much and you should be proud
Of each and every step you have
taken toward that end.
Your presentation Of the news
the offering of both sides Of all
important issues-has assisted the
residents Of Washington in being
among the most enlightened peo-
pie in the wLrld.
We are proud Of our SO years
in The Star Building. It has been
a privilege to be so closely linked
with your organization. 49,.
neutrality-suspicious.!
DEWEY ZIRKIN.
President,
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association.
Congratulations on the Tooth
anniversary of The Star. You
may well be proud of its outstand-
ing contribution to journalism and
record of unselfish community
service. Sincere wishes for many
years ahead. -.1 .3f7 --
MARTIN M. REED.
President,
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
This month e. p. Duttons and
Co.. founded in 1852 by Edwin
Payson Dutton, begins It's second
century of publishing.
Noting that your distinguished
paper Is likewise engaged in OBJ
servance Of your Tooth anniver-
sary, I take pleasure in extending
10 you our sincere congratulations.
Please accept our best wishes for
continuing satisfactions and re-
wards as you begin your second
century Of service and achieve
ment.
ELLIOTT B. MACRAE.
President.
e. p. Dutton & Co.. Inc. ~,
AS one having known the his.
tory of The Star for many years,
permit me to extend my congratu-.
Iations on the Tooth anniversary
of Its existence.
I write as one who was IN the
employ Of what I regard as one Of
the leading newspapers Of the
country. Of which you, as one Of its
oficials. have reason to be Justly
proud.
GEORGE GORDON sE1BoLD.
Congratulations on being 100
years young on December 18th.
GEORGE r. RUSSELL.
Manager, The Tacoma
News Tribune.
Generalization on centuryEof
success operation, from father
son. Am proud to be part
Of The Star family for the past
48 years. May the next 100 years
be ever onward for The Washing
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