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coined and honored in the home
1t is most appropriate that Ths
Stars coverage of radio and tele.
vision, the two mass media enter.
ing the home most intimately, i.
among the best anywhere.
So, as we salute the 100 years oi
Evening Star service, we als(
salute Mr.. Harry Macarthur, 9
younger institution, but one whose
contribution in the last years o1
the first century and the first
years of the next century Of The
Star will be a proud part OF The
Stars continuing proud history.
CODY PFANSTIEHL.
Director, Press Information, Au'
dience Promotion. WTOP. Th'
Washington Post Station.
On behalf of Ambassador Eban
who is at present absent at the
United Nations, as well as in my
own name, may I extend to The
Washington Evening Star oul
hearty congratulations on the
Tooth anniversary Of its publica-
ton.
We have always followed its
pages with closest interest. find
ing reflected in them some OF the
finest traditions of American
journalism. In particular we have
acquired great respect for its in
tegrity and its sober and objective
Judgment.
On the threshold of its second
century we wish The Washington
Evening Star continued and ex'
panding success.
Y. HARRY LEVIN.
Counselor, Embassy Of Israel
The Washington and Lee Chap
ter of Sigma Delta Chi wishes to
extend it's heartiest congratula'
tions to The Star on the occasion
of its Tooth anniversary.
Proud of our own antiquity
(this university antedates The
Star, and the first collegiate IN.
struction in journalism was offered
here less than two decades after
the birth of The Starr, we con-
eratulate The Star on its presen,
yigor. and we look forward to 9
continuation Of the high type o.
news and editorial service that
has distinguished your newspaper
for so many years.
We take this occasion to express
the pleasure we have derived from
our personal ties with The Star,
which include the presence OF
our alumni on your staf1, the
ready accessibility of The Star
to us and our fellow students. and
the membership in our brother
hood of many Of your staff.
1t is our wish to The Washing
ton Star that the next 100 years
will bring as much success as has
the last century.
ROGER w. DUDLEY.
President, Washington and Lee
Chapter, Sigma Delta Chi.
In this special and happy
occasion in which The Evening
Star celebrates its Tooth ami
ervsary, may I express to yol
and to each member Of that grea'
newspaper my most sincere con-
|gratulations.
LUIS F. THOMEN.
Ambassador to the Dominican
Republic.
Sincere congratulations or
Tooth anniversary of your cele'
brated newspaper. The charac'
teristic balanced outlook Of Tht
Star has always impressed me.
wish The Star continued growth
for an indefinite future in the
service of it's readers and the
truth.
CHARLES MALIK,
Minister of Lebanon in Wash
ington.
On the Tooth anniversary OF
The Evening Star, we take oc-
casion to express the appreciation
we have felt through the years
for the contributions your publi-
cation has made to the inteliec-
tual and spiritual growth Of its
readers as well as to their in
formation and entertainment.
The ideals Of a free world will
not be achieved by men who are
only informed; men must also bt
inspired. We believe that your in
telligent. constructive and well.
balanced reporting of the cultu.
raj and religious, as well as thu
political and economic. has con-
tributed substantially to the in
spiration necessary for giving sub
stance to the hopes and aspirations
of the American people.
So for these contributions, ant
for the contributions you have
made to the strength Of a fret
press, for the stature and influ'
ence The Star has attained in the
Nation and in the world, we con.
gratulate you and wish for YOU
publication an ever increasing
share in the affections of free
men during the years ahead.
j. r. FERREN.
Director of press relations, in be-
half of the General Confer
ence of Seventh-day Advent
lists.
Congratulations on your frs
hundred years and the splendie
commemorative issues. The Stal
has always been a tower of strength
in the long struggle for improving
Washington.
JOSEPH D. LOHMAN, chair
man. JOHN NOLEN. jr., director
BLAIR LEE III. executive officer
National Capital Planning Com
mission.
| NotionoI Park Greeted
SPRINGFIELD. - A nationa
park of about 10 acres has beer
created to mark the site Of the log
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