Nations Pray for Victory in War Anniversary Gatherings
London reports two small Allied governments Czechoslovakia and Greece held services praying for Axis overthrow. Czech government cited mass executions, deportations, and closures of schools, while Greek observances marked the second anniversary of Italy's invasion. Hitler sent congratulatory telegrams. Italy marked the fascist march on Rome. The Archbishop of Canterbury predicted defiant resurgence.
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Drafting Men for Industry in Manpower Plan Debate
Washington discusses compulsory manpower controls after tax bills. McNutt and others warn local transfers may fail long term. England’s system with inspectors influences U S plans. Proposals include freezing workers in key jobs and certifying separations to shift labor to war needs. End to discrimination and better allocation of orders anticipated. shortages persist in metal and aircraft sectors amid warnings of labor hoarding and piracy.
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MacArthur Denies Presidential Ambitions in Australia
General Douglas MacArthur declared he has no political ambitions and plans retirement if he survives the campaign. He rebutted reports of a MacArthur for President drive and praised Australia’s war effort and unity with American forces, noting internal party differences stem from urgency to boost war potential. He emphasized lifelong service as a soldier.
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MacArthur hints at presidential hopes amid war appeal
The general expresses a sole aim of victory for the cause and a return to retirement after the campaign. In the United States, speculation rises that MacArthur could be a presidential candidate in 1944 or later, and this marks the first time he acknowledged such suggestions.
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