Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-24
Resolution Adopted
By California VFW

| ID Foreign Wars. at their Path annual state en-
campment at Los Angeles yesterday passed
resolution commencing William Randolph Hearst
and the Hearst newspapers for supporting the Gil
! Bill of Rights
Introduced by National Legislative Chairman
j. Rufus klawans of San Francisco, the resolution
said
Whereas, william Randolph Hearst and the
Hearst newspapers have through the years solidly
supported constructive veterans legislation. and,
Whereas, the 'GI Bill of Rights, sponsored
nationally by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will
shortly become national law, and,
"Whereas, the Hearst newspapers gape-fuii
cooperation and substantial support In the long
fight for passage OF this measure for all World
BE it resolved, that this cath annual depart
ment encampment of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars does hereby go on record as expressing It's
deep appreciation to the Hearst newspapers for
this valuable support"
ing veterans certainly has been earned by fight
ing forces all over the world and you may be proud
indeed Of your part IN making II POSSIBLE
MICHAEL MANN,
Executive Secretary Chicago Industrial Union
Council (CIO).
MIR WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD. CAL:
AS CHAIRMAN of the Illinois committee on aid to
~ World War III veterans l wish 10 thank you for
the time effort and energy extended through your
newspapers behalf of the American Legion Bill OF
Rights Our veterans will be grateful 10 you for
the part you have played in helping them regain their
rightfu place in our economic life when victory has
crowned their efforts.
Chairman, Committee on Aid to World War
Veterans American Legion, Dept of illinois,
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
McCLOUD. CAL:
THE thanks of the American Legion go out to you
for your substantial and Superfave contributions
to our cause in behalf of the CT Bill OF Rights;
Throughout this campaign in the past, you and
your staffs have given unsntingy and generously OF
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 Gl BILL
ELLIDOR VI. LIBONATI,
Chairman, Amercanism Commission, Amer
lean Legion Dept OF Illinois.
MIR WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
McCLOUD. CAL:
vJNO YOU and TO your newspapers throughout the
country 60 the thanks and appreciation OF the
American Legion of Cook County comprising 27o posts
with membership of $4,000 legionnaires for your I'M
firing efforts in behalf of the American Legion Bill
of Rights. Thanks and congratulations for Job well
done In years 10 come returning veterans of this
will realize and more the far-reachng benefits
which have been made available to them 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:
MY $4,000 fellow California legonnaires join in
wi expressing our deepest thanks to you and the
Hearst newspapers for your continuous and construc
tive campaign for the CT Bill of Rights. Your loyal
support was the major factor IN this glorious victory
WILLIAM r. HAUGHTON,
California Department Commander, Ameri-
Legion.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.
WYNTOON, CAL:
DASSAGE of the CT Bill Of Rights, jointly spon-
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 an outstanding aid in obtaining tins
victory.
JESSE r. FISHER,
Commander, Fifth District Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.