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


nationally by the Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will
shortly become national law. and.
"Whereas, the Hearst newspapers gave full
cooperation and substantial support In the long
fight for passage of this measure for all World
War II veterans. therefore
BE ID resolved, that this cath annual depart
ment encampment of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars does hereby 60 on record rs expressing Its
deep appreciation to the Hearst newspapers for
this valuable support"
ing veterans certainly has been earned by fight
ing forces all the world and you may be proud
indeed of your part in making IT possible
MICHAEL Mann
Executive Secretary Chicago Industrial Union
Council (CIO).
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD. CAL:
AS CHAIRMAN of the Illinois committee on aid to
"A World War II veterans l wish to thank you for
newspapers in behalf of the American Legion Bill of
Rights. Our veterans will be grateful to you for
the part you have played in helping them regain their
rightfu place in economic life when victory has
crowned their efforts.
JAMES r RINGLEY,
Chairman. Committee Aid tn World War II
Veterans American Legion Dept. OF Illinois
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD CAL:
rTvIE thanks of the American Legion go out to you
L for your substantial and superlatWe contributions
to our cause in behalf of the CT Bill OF Rights.
Throughout this campaign as In the past. you and
your stats have given unstntngy and generously Oh
your time and energy in all your newspapers The
American Legion with its million and half members
and the eleven and half million American men and
women in service will be forever indebted TO you Tor
your unflinchng support of the CT BILL
ELLIDOR NJ LIBONATI
Chairman. America nisms Commission, Amer
lean Legion Dept Of Illinois
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
McCLOUD. CAL:
ITO YOU and to your newspapers throughout the
country go the thanks and appreciation n, OF the
eCop of O0k
with membership of $4,000 legionnaires for your UNI
firing efforts behalf of the American Legion Bill
of Rights. Thanks and congratulations for job we'll
done In to- come returning veterans OF TINS war
will realize more and the far-reachng benefits
which have been made available to i them EN- in no small
part by your ceaseess support OF this bill
WILLIAM p KLUESKENS,
Commander. Cook County Council American
Legion, Dept. Of Illinois,
Mr.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
Ul expressing deepest thanks to you and the
Hearst newspapers for continuous and construc
tive campaign for the CT Bill of Rights Your loyal
support the major factor in this glorious victory.
WILLIAM p. HAUGHTON,
California Department Commander, Ameri-
Legion.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
i sored by the Veterans OF Foreign Wars and
American Legion is great victory for all who are IN
service and the solid support OF the Hearst news
papers has been outstanding aid in obtaining this
victory.
JESSE B. FISHER
Commander Fifth District Veterans Of
Foreign Wars.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
I MADE several trips to Washington and elsewhere
L during the Bill Of Rights campaign and l know
that every legonnaire every veteran and every vet
n-tobe deeply appreciates your untlring efforts
and outstanding support OF our long, uphill fight
Congra tuations
ROBERT NJ McCURDY.
Vice Chairman, National Rehabilitation Com
mission, American Legion;
Mr. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
AS veteran of World War I and as one who is
a working continuously rehabilitation of the dis
abled of World War ii, want TO extend my
deep appreciation you for your support through the
years Of all constructive and progressive veterans
legislation
s. WE'RE BATES,
California Depar tment Adfutant, Disabled
American Veterans
Mr. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON. CAL:
CONGRATULATIONS your outstanding part in
~ another great victory for all servcemen. You
have again been the champion OF the veterans OF this
nation you have always been down through the
years and passage OF the CT Bill OF Rights stands
minded newspapers
LESLIE r. OLSON,
Comma nder Los Angelo. County Council,
American Legion.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
WITHOUT the loyal support of yourself and your
w newspapers. the CT Bill of Rights could well