Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-09
Il Am an American
Los Angeles, May %, 1914.

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
WYNTOON, CAL
THE observance of l Am American Day at the Los
j Angeles Memorial Coliseum Sunday May 81 seemed
hold special Significance this The occasion yIS
memorable The dignity and patriotic effect Of the prog
has been O favOrably by 1t. Gen. DelOs O.
Eurnons commanding general, Western Defense Command
My congratulations you for the leadership OF this pat
otto and inspiring observance in cities at time when
the citizenship In this country solemn and significant
privilege FLETCHER BROWN,
Mayor of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, May %, 1914
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
WYNTOON, CAL.
THE celebration of Am American Day at the Los
Angeles Coliseum yesterday which sponsored by YOU
was true to the noble tradition
with All deeply impressed
ARCHBISHOP JOHN j. CANTWELL.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
WYNTOON CAL.
THE Am American Day exercises yesterday at the Coli
inspiring The thousands who attended carried
away with them true understanding of the privilege be-
slowed by American citizenship You to be congratulated
the part you played in arranging this event
RABBI MAXWELL Dublin.
Associate Rabbi Wiltshire Blvd. Temple
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
WYNTOON CAL
CONGRATULATIONS the impressive Am an American
Day spectacle staged under sponsorship OF % Los Angeles
the Coliseum Sunday. pleasure
inform that this patriotic demonstration
responsible for the sale Of 81 100000 In bonds to back
the attack Of fighting forces the worlds battle fronts
1t a privilege to have participated.
ROBERT II. MOULTON,
Chairman Treasury War Finance
Committee Southern California.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
WYNTOON, CAL.
MAY extend sincere congratulations to and your
l organization for the inspiring spectacle presented at the
Coliseum yesterday
Many OF l think do not realize what privilege It Is
TO live this country under the equal protection of the United
States flag.
know that those thousands of new citizens TO whom I
had the privilege of extending few cOngratuatory remarks
appreciate what living in the United States really
Your efforts in bringing home to them and to all Of
what citizenship actually stands for worthy Of the highest
commendaton. Again, my congratulations
FEDERAL JUDGE PERSIAN VI. HALL
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL
EXTEND to you congratulations the patri
i otto contribution which you and the Examiner made
Amercansm yesterday at the Coliseum
II inspiring spectacle and to be for
gotten The community deep debt of gratitude
am pleased and honored to have made. very small
contribution. FEDERAL JUDGE j. +. T. OCONNOR.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
WYNTOON CAL
CONGRATULATIONS to all groups contributing
- of I Am American Day observance in Los Angeles
Coliseum sunday Considered that this event contributed
measuraby toward renewing the faith Of citizens In this
in the principles Of American Of life. y
JOSEPH X. DEFREES,
Rear Admiral L. s. Navy.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
WYNTOON, CAL.
CONGRATULATIONS the of great idea Your
~ Am American Day should believe take precedence
all national holidays II should be for each of
take inventory Of the ask ourselves the
ton: Have been good American: Have done duy:"
When the answer Is yes then proudly sayi
II Am American" JOE r. BROWN.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
WYNTOON, CAL.
IT is always pleasure sing patriotic but
j sung at great spectacle Am American
honor
Thank for enabling to realize that honor
mpressng have been impressed before with
. great privilege 1t Is to be American.
DICK HAYNES.