Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Detroit, Mich,
July 81, 1913.

message TO other people who
want the same sort of freedom
and happiness we are enjoying
means a great deal to us.
The Detroit Times has
afforded me this opportunity
and / want you to know that /
appreciate il sincerely.
DIR. Vincent 3. MancusO, past
commander Of the Italian post
of the American Legion, Detroit.
Detroit, Mich.
July q. 1943.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud. Cal.
THE vision of Italy as a land
l. once more free from the
tyranny and slavery imposed on
il by its Fascist leaders is dear
to the hearts of all who are
aware of the possibilities OF this
land and its people.
l want you 10 know how
much | appreciate being a part
of the effort TO bring the
Italian population TO the reali-
Zation of what cooperation
with the Allies will mean for
them.
The Hearst newspapers. by
sending these Shortwave mes
sages across the sea, are play
ING a tremendously important
role in restoring peace and
happiness 10 a land that should
resound 10 the strains Of the
gondoliers rather than to the
reports Of the enemy's guns.
Atty. Frank \. Nalenti, assist
ant prosecuting attorney of
Wayne County, Detroit.
Milwaukee, Wis,
July y, l943.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud. Cal.
A LII Milwaukeeans of Italian
"A descent grateful for oppor-
tunity OF helping both the
United States and the land of
our forebears through Sentinel
broadcasts.
Ignatius Costa. President,
Milwaukee County Italian
American Alliance.
Milwaukee. Wis,
July u. l9i3,
William Randolph Hearst.
McCloud, Cal.
THOSE of us who know what
Il war means cannot help
shouting bravo for the splendid
Job the Sentinel has done in
these Italian radio appeals.
Ray p. Marley, chairman,
Milwaukee County Soldiers Re-
lief Commission.
Milwaukee. Wis,
July u, l943.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud, Cal.
As A former Italian soldier,
"A l especially relished the
idea of helping the Milwaukee
Sentinel with this appeal 10
Italy.
l know what war means and
this will help end il.
Joseph Cacchlone, Editor,
Italian Tribune.
Milwaukee. Wis,
July u, 1913.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud, Cal.
CONGRATULATIONS on eff
" fectiveness of your radio
appeals 10 Italy.
l am happy 10 be associated
with Milwaukee Sentinel in this
great cause.
Theodore Nara, secretary,
Milwaukee Appeal Committee
and National Civic League.
Milwaukee. Wis,
July u. 1943.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud, Cal.
HEARST newspapers should
IL win universal commenda-
ton for their Italian radio APP
peals.
They are doing patriotic serv-
ice.
Louis Costarella, President,
Circolo Calebrese.
Milwaukee, Wis,
July u. 1913.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud, Cal.
THANK you for this wonder
L full Italian radio appeal
program.
1t has meant a great deal 10
the Italian-Americans OF Mil
waukee as an opportunity TO
help win the war.
Emil Santacrose, vice chair
man, Milwaukee Appeal Com
mittee and Vice President,
National Civic League.
Milwaukee, Wis,
July q. 1913.
William Randolph Hearst,
McCloud, Cal.
WE WAR veterans of Italian
descent should be espe-
cially grateful for your patriot
ism in organizing the Italian
radio appeals.
Anthony Chirafisi. past com
mander, John D'Amore Post,
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