Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-23

MIR WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON. CAL:
DURING past months it was the special assignment
~ of my committee to further the passage of Amer
lean Legion CT Bill of Rights by every assistance we
could offer from this department. Without important
and valuable help from you and your newspapers this
Importance of your efforts In this small way ex-
press to you our very sincere thanks and appre-
citation.
MILTON r. CHRIsTA
Chairman. Legislative COMMITTEES, American
Legion Dept of Michigan.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON. CAL;
WITHOUT the contribution of you and your news
w papers all the country il may not have been
possible to secure final action in Congress on the CT
Bill of Rights. we appreciate this more than words
ings Every veteran is benefited by the bill. 1 per-
- SonallY- thank You and congratulate you
LAWRENCE C. KNOX.
Department Commando, Americas Legion
Dept. Of Michigan.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON. CAL:
ON BEHALF of future legonnaires who are in
" service please accept our hearty congratulations
paa of the Gf bill We and they shall long
Der another of your many kind services to VET
Grams.
GLEN SHIELDS
Commander Detroit District Association ~
the American Legion
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON. CAL:
DLEASE accept heartfelt thanks of Michigan legion
nares for your outstanding personal interest and
contribution Of time and expense reflected in the
ices your vast organization contributed TO the maj
passage of American Legion Gl Bill OF Rights
Isle II. ALEXANDER,
Department Adjutant American Legion, Dept
of Michigan.
Mr. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
WAYNE COUNTY COUNCIL, Veterans OF Foreign
init apdS
for your efforts in behalf of CT Bill of Rights legsla-
ton Your friendship veterans has been continuous
In behalf of them we extend our thanks.
ROBERT ROUNDS,
Commander Wayne County Council Veterans
Of Foreign Wars Of the T. s.
MIR WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
CONGRESS has taken long, constructive step in
- the postwar rehabilitation program when 1t
passed the Gil Bill of Rights. The Detroit Times and
other Hearst newspapers are TO be congratulated on
their efforts in having the bill passed and influencing
straight thinking the members of Congress. The
bill is timely and sound
JOHN BALLENGER,
Commissioners Of Police, Detroit, Mich.
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
CONGRATULATIONS on the adoption OF the CT
~ Bill of Rights know all veterans OF this war Will
appreciate the efforts of THE DETROIT TIMES and
other Hearst newspapers in bringing the legislation
successful conclusion. Veterans of past wars see
in the bill continuation of your many efforts to aid
veterans whenever and wherever possible.
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN,
Presiding judge Circuit Court Of Michigan.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
McCLOUD CAL:
ININAL passage of the CT Bill of Rights by the Con-
Il gress will be generally acclaimed by the veterans
of this war and by all who have those dear to them
serving in the armed forces. have been happy
10 work with the American Legion, Department OF
Illinois, in furthering this measure to provide SUBJ
stantal protection for our men in service
For the prompt passage of this bill. and for the
inclusion in it of its most liberal benefits, the veterans
will owe debt of gratitude to the American Legion
and 10 the press OF America, and especially to you
whose vigorous campaign for the bill in all of your
newspapers very important factor IN It's success
DWIGHT H. GREEN,
Governor OF Illinois. -
MIR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
McCLOUD CAL:
LIVERY American should be delighted that Congress
the men who fighting for the preservation OF our
way of life full share of the traditional American
opportunity upon their return TO civil life.
The fact that agency the Veterans Adminlstra-
ton will administer the provisions OF this bill to find
veterans Jobs TO help them when broke and hungry to
in their education TO aid in the purchase OF
legislation
Then too the knowledge of congressional action
upon this bill should serve further incentive and
q stimulus to brave men who are CALAMITY and
successfully fighting this war for each and every one
of at home.
You and YOUR newspapers are entitled to more than
ordinary recognition connection with the passage
OF this splendid legislation for your steadfast labors
toward this end
EDWARD J. KELLY,
Mayor of Chicago.
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
McCLOUD CAL:
CONGRATULATIONS for your fine patriotic spirit
- in promoting what has become popularity known as
the CT bill This an historic hour in American his
in every constructive activity for returning VET
Grams. Legionnaire and as senator who helped