Evening star., 1952-12-18
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On Tooth Birthday Observance

on this, your century anniver-
sary. Your accomplishments have
earned the full esteem that all
Of Washington share with me.
Wishing you and your staff con-
tinued success.
CLARK c. GRIFFITH.
Heartiest congratulations and
best wishes FOR continued public
service during Iiext hundred years.
JOSEPH c. GREW.
Every true American can cele-
brate with you today the Tooth
anniversary of The Washington
Star. Through this historic Gen.
tury our country became great
and an inspiration to the free
dom-loving people of the world
through our practical application
of the principles of the founders
of our republic. Through this
century The Star has been un-
swervingly faithful to these prin-
ciples and because of them has
also become great. In extending
congratulations may I also express
hope for the courage you will
need in the troubled years ahead
to keep The Star faithful to the
public trust that The Star has so
righteously earned by being true
servant of the American people.
CAPT. EDDIE RICKENBACKER,
President and general manager.
Eastern AirlineS.
It is with much satisfaction
that send you and your asSo-
ciates my warmest congratulations
on the Centenary Anniversary Of
The Evening Star.
Your paper has maintained
throughout the years the high
ethical standard set by its founder
and it is source of qualification
to old readers of The Star that
it has continued to occupy an en-
viable position among the out
standing daily newspapers of the
United States.
Our long friendship with Frank
Noyes and others of your pred
ecessors makes it doubly agree
able to me to send to you this
expression of felicitation and best
wishes for the continuous pros
perity and widening influence for
good of The Evening Star.
ROBERT WOODS BLISS.
Fluctuations upon 100 years of
publication of The Washington
Star. Our congratulations are
sincerely extended to you and your
associates. The day marks more
than the passing of time. Few
newspapers celebrate a centennial.
Fewer have record such as The
Star has achieved. The accom-
plishments of The Star in what
has been the news nerve center
of our country and now the world
are a credit to the sound enter
prise of your organization. Many
happy returns.
F. M. FLYNN,
New York News.
To the pulse beat of a city and
a Nation a sentinel of courage and
truth which has been planted in
decency and devoted to its task;
to newspaper which has helped
the beloved city of Washington
grow: my sincere congratulations
on this, your century of progress.
REPRESENTATIVE ARTHUR c..
KLEIN.
AS a resident of Washington for
almost 80 years, I want to express
to you and your associates my
warm congratulations on the Eve
ming Stars 100 years of enlight-
ened and enlightening journal
ism.
WILHELM MORGENSTIERNE,
Ambassador of Norway.
Congratulations on the Tooth
anniversary Of your splendid jour-
nal. It is very gratifying to people
like us, representing Independent
business, to have the privilege
every so often to express our
views to the editor and find our
comments reprinted on your edi-
torial page without any censor
ship. It is our hope that your
valued journal will continue and
celebrate it's 200th anniversary
under the same splendid guidance
which has existed in its manage
ment these past 100 years.
GEORGE j. BURGER.
Vice President in Charge. Wash
ington Office National FEEDER
alton Of Independent Business.
The Washington Newspaper
Guild offers heartiest congratu-
lations to The Star on its hun
dredth anniversary. In it's century
Iof existence, The Star has made
for itself solid place among the
leading newspapers in the United
States.
SAM ZAGORIA,
President. Washington News
paper Guild.
Allow me to join in the con-
gratulations on the occasion OF
the Tooth anniversary of The Eve
ming Star.
/ I do not believe that being a
foreigner should be an obstacle to
express appreciation for the work
you have so successfully accom-
plished. especially in this era OF
world unity. Besides, as a Span
lard, I have always admired your
flair judgment and sense of justice
on matters referring to Spain,
particularly with their relation to
the United States.
For all this, as representative of
that nation, I wish to convey to
you my gratefulness together with
my best wishes for the future of
your newspaper.
II JOSE F. de LEQUERICA,
:. Spanish Ambassador
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