Evening star., 1952-12-17

Samuel H. Kaufman. president
of the company, and Editor B.
M. McKelway, along with one
where viii The Star be five or 10
years from now?
GERALD D. GROSNER.
Congratulations and best wishes
to a great newspaper on its Tooth
anniversary. We wish you con-
tinued success in your service to
the public.
JAMES R. WATSON,
Executive Director, National
Civil Service League.
Congratulations on your ami
versary. The Star has always
stood for the best.
VICTOR F. RIDDER.
Please accept heartiest congrat-
ulationS from myself and col
leagues on this date marking 100
years of outstanding service to
your community and your Nation.
s. GUY M. MINARD,
Spruce Falls Power & Paper Co.
/ understand that tomorrow
your venerable institution arrives
at the century mark. While senti-
mentally that is very noteworthy
achievement, I think more inn
portant still is the quality, stand
ards of management and product
that made this 100 years of growth
possible. May I add my congratu-
lations and good wishes for a con-
tinued success and prosperity to
the many thousands I know you
will receive.
ARTHUR MADISON,
Vice President. Julius Garfinckel
g. Co.
Our. congratulations on The
Stars Tooth birthday, and to wish
you continued success with your
fine newspaper, which is a definite
part of life in Washington, D. G.
S. THOS. SALTZ,
Vice President, Lewis & Thos.
Saltz, Inc.
My congratulations to The Star
on this Tooth anniversary and to
express my earnest hope in your
continued success through the en-
suing years.
ALAN METCALFE,
American Instrument Co., Inc.
One hundred years is a long
time to consistently perform at
top level.
DAVID H LEVINSON,
Thomas Paper Stock Co.
Please accept heartiest congrat-
ulations on Tooth anniversary of
The Star.
P.L. BHANDARI,
Attache, Embassy of India.
Heartiest congratulations on The
Stars centennial. We admire The
Star tremendously and consider it
one of the worlds greatest news
papers. Best wishes for another
century of service and prosperity.
HUGH B. HOSTETTER and
c. HOMER MEREDITH,
Hanover (Pa.) Evening Sun.
Monday nights meeting of the
Metropolitan YMCA's Board OF
Directors marked an important
milestone in our history. It repre-
Isented the final gathering of our
top administrative body during
1852 - the Washington YMCA's
Tooth anniversary year!
But Of special added significance
was the fact that our meeting took
place on the eve of the Tooth
birthday of a great and respected
Ineighbor of ours-The Washing
Star!
The Washington Star and the
Washington YMCA were both
founded during The same year. We
both have grown to a far greater
degree than our respective found
iers could have imagined possible.
We both look forward to a second
century of increasing usefulness to
the people of this world-famous
city.
We salute you on your centen-
lnial celebration and extend sincere
wishes that you will continue to
serve the Nations Capital as one
lof Americas great newspapers.
CARSON p. FRAILEY.
President, Board of Directors,
The Young Mems Christian
Association.
Fluctuations to your diStin-
lguished newspaper on the occasion
Iof its Tooth birthday. May you
long continue to service this COM
munity and the Nation as force
for the best in American tradition,
and for the betterment of human
life everywhere.
RABBI ISADORE BRESLAU,
President,
ISAAC FRANCK, .
Executive Director,
Jewish Community Council Of
Greater Washington.