Two Wien On A Mission
LONDON—If the Axis had ever felt safe from attack on
the western front, that hope w'ent aglimmering with the ar
rival in London of General George C. Marshall (left), Chief
of Staff of the U. S Army, and Harry Hopkins, Least-lend
administrator. They are pictured outside the U S. Embassy
here. They are said to have discussed possible alternative
plans for invasion drives
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TO MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY EXPEDITIONARY
FORCES:
You are a soldier of the United States Army.
You have embarked for distant places where
the war is being fought.
Upon the outcome depends the freedom of your
lives: the freedom of the lives of those you love—
your fellow-citizens—your people.
Never were the enemies of freedom more
tyrannical, more arrogant, more brutal.
Yours is a God-fearing, proud, courageous
people, which, throughout its history, has put its
freedom under God before all other purposes.
We who stay at homo have our duties to
perform—duties owed in many parts to you. You will
be supported by the whole force and power of this
Nation. The victory you win will be a victory of all
the people—common to them all.
You bear with you the hope, the confidence,
the gratitude and t,he prayers of your family, your
fellow-citizens, and your President—
May Balk Laval
^ICHY, FRANCE—In a move seen in some quarters as 41
checkmate to any attempt Pierre Daval might make to use
armed forces of France on the side of the Nazis, Mar
shal Petain (left,), Chief of State, last Friday made Admiral
Jean Darlan (right) head of all French Naval, land and air
twees. Although the Admiral is violently anti-British, it is
telt here that he would never consent to such outright armed
collaboration with the traditional foe of his country.
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