Show IIO t i o cZ 11 zis 0 Say ay Battle foi or Paris Paris' Begins Ift kU R K Staff r Confer Confer in in Hawaii T iiii li t-lt t j lEI w wt t G. G Nixon PRESIDENT ROOSE- ROOSE PEARL HARBOR July pd d INS INS INS-In In a Pacific gy conference aimed di- di early defeat f E Roosevelt ose elt today oday day e-day meeting with G Gen Cen n. n rEt E and other other- I members of the Pacific high command command com corn mand at the spot where the Japanese Japanese Japa Japa- nese delivered their the stab-in-the- back attack on Dec 7 1941 The chief executive both as president and commander in chief of the U. U S. S armed forces immediately immediately im im- mediately warned Japan in icy terms that the war will be prose- prose against them on sea land land- and in the air with swiftly mounting mounting mounting mount mount- ing fury until the land of the rising sun capitulates in unconditional unconditional surrender Nips KIps Face Dire l Fate ate Solemnly and with the bitter memory of the Pearl Harbor assault assault as as- i sault vividly freshened in his mind he asserted with blunt fi finali finality finality fi- fi nali I We will beat Japan at their own game game or or at any game Mr Roosevelt uttered what was both a warning to Japan of the dire fate awaiting them and at atthe atthe atthe the same time a pledge to the American people and the united nations He declared 1 Gen MacArthur will at the thep p proper oper time return to the Philip Philip- PhilipI I pines 2 The only end for Japan is unconditional surrender As I enunciated first at Casablanca and reiterated here at Pearl Harbor it stands he said for both Japan and Germany 3 We will clean up Japan Japan- I whatever it requires 4 United States forces have conclusively seized the offensive in the Pacific and this will continue continue continue con con- with progressive violence and mounting intensity until Japan is overwhelmingly defeated 5 range Long-range strategy was mapped in the conference with the Pacific high command that entails entails entails en en- tails major future operations in all areas of the Pacific for many months ahead Confer Clock Round These momentous decisions decisions- which rank his Pacific conference alongside his earlier war meetings with Prime Minister Winston Churchill t Britain Marshal Marshal Marshal Mar Mar- Josep of Russia and Generalissimo Chiang Chi ng shek Kai-shek of China China came came during the course of almost round th the round clock discussions with the following members of the Pacific high command Gen Douglas MacArthur sUpreme supreme supreme su sU- preme allied commander southwest southwest southwest south south- west Pacific Admiral Chester W. W Nimitz commander in chief of the Pacific fleet and the Pacific ocean areas Admiral William F. F Halsey Jr commander in chief chief- of the 3rd U. U S. S fleet and Lt Gen Robert Robert Robert Rob Rob- ert C. C Richardson commander of U. U S. S central Pacific Participating with these was continued d on Page Pase Five Column Two u i I. I 1 k kr r i 1 t 4 1 I p pI WE t h 4 o jf t ft 4 Yd ilK 1 j I I f t t j. j v vw J f r rv r 1 v iR 4 a 1 ir Associated Press ress 4 President Studies Pacific Campaign President Roosevelt in Hawaii July 29 26 for conferences with Pacific war leaders studies huge map as Adm Nimitz points to Tokyo Others in the conference are Gen MacArthur left and Adm Leahy chief of staff to the president second from right Pacific Staff Map Plans In Hawaii for Jap Knockout Continued from Page Paje One Admiral William D. D Leahy the presidents president's personal chief of staff The reaching far-reaching conference was President Roosevelt's first meeting meet meet- J I ing with Gen MacArthur sin since e the Japanese launched their attack without warning plunging this nation nation nation na na- na- na tion Into global warfare against the axis 2 years ago Likewise it was the presidents president's first wartime conference in the Pacific and his first wartime visit to the Pacific fighting zone The president came to this tropical tropical trop trop- ical paradise in Pacific mid-Pacific after an day 11 journey from Washington Washing Washing- ton during which he paused briefly briefly briefly brief brief- ly at the marine barracks in San Diego Cal and made his address by radio to the Democratic national national national na na- na- na convention in Chicago accepting accepting accepting ac ac- ac- ac the nomination for a term Trip Strictly Secret His journey to San Diego by train and his five-day five trip on a cruiser which has been in every Pacific sea action of major Importance importance tance since Makin was carried out in strictest wartime secrecy Mr Roosevelt landed in Pearl Harbor Wednesday July 26 dockIng docking docking dock dock- ing in the harbor where lay the Uie U. U S. S Pacific battle line which was was was' put out of action on the Sunday morning of Dec 7 1911 1941 when the Japanese carrier plane force swept in m from the sea and unleashed its i attack I I The president spent the next I three days in exhaustive war strategy talks with Gen MacArthur MacArthur MacAr MacAr- thur who had come here to meet him from active operations in New Guinea At the same time the chief executive inspected virtually every military naval and air installation installation in installation in- in on the island including a a number of naval and army hospitals hospitals hospitals hos hos- in which he talked with wounded men from the and Guam actions Earlier in San Diego he had inspected the marine marine marine ma ma- rine and naval bases and hospitals I Covers ers Entire Action The conference at Pearl Harbor covered the whole gamut of warfare warfare warfare war war- fare in the Pacific from the Aleutians Aleutians Aleutians Aleu Aleu- to New Guinea and the south Pacific in which major new offensive offensive offensive offen offen- sive strikes against Japan throughout through through- out the Pacific were planned Immediately after conclusion of his war conference late the afternoon afternoon afternoon after after- noon of July 29 Mr Roosevelt held helda a a news conference on the sun sun- drenched lawn of a luxurious villa fronting on the green blue-green sea s a that washes Waikiki beach The home once occupied by the late and wealthy Christian Holmes and visited by the late Amelia Earhart Earhart Earhart Ear- Ear hart Putnam during her Pacific flights is now a rest home for naval aviators It was turned over overto overto overto to the president and his party durIng during during dur dur- ing the conference Mr Roosevelt was tanned as brown as a native Hawaiian and looked rested and fit He wore a white striped pin-striped wash suit and dark bow tie He interspersed the seriousness of the conference with jocular sallies with the cor cor- respondents Terms l Parley Parley- Success The chief executive said that his conference with the generals and admirals of the Pacific high command had been extremely suc suc- I In fact he said this particular par particular particular par par- conference is one of the most important in which he has participated during the war He was particularly gratified he continued because it enabled him to talk with Gen MacArthur whom he had not seen in seven years Gen MacArthur hastened back to the southwest Pacific after his talks with the president and did not attend the news news conference conference but Adm Leahy Adm Nimitz Vice Adm Robert L L. Ghormley commandant of the naval district district district dis dis- dis- dis and Gen Richardson were present Shaded by Palms Together with the presidents president's naval and military aides Rear Adm Wilson Brown and Maj Gen Edwin M M. Watson his personal physician Vice Adm Ross T. T McIntire McIntire Mc- Mc Ic- Ic Intire Judge Samuel I I. I Ros' Ros and 0 O W I Director Elmer Davis they stood behind the president I who was seated on a black leather lawn bench framed by a circle of slender coconut palms shading I the greensward Army and navy fighting planes I ranged in the blue sky overhead I and naval patrol boats knifed the distant horizon The president spoke with calm irrevocable determination of the I defeat that confronts Japan Our fighting men he said are licking the Japanese at their own I game of fighting on the coral atolls and in the dense jungles We will take them on at any game war game war or sports or anything else else and and will beat them at it he declared Theres There's a Difference The reason Its the difference between our type of fellow and their type of civilization and their type of fellow fellow fellow fel fel- fel- fel low he asserted We will wil clean up Japan whatever whatever whatever what what- ever may be required he con con- We will tear through whatever it takes The battlefields battle battle- fields fields all all of them them have have not yet been chosen he said at one point when China was nas mentioned but we are ready wherever they may be He declared that Gen MacArthur MacArthur MacArthur MacAr MacAr- thur will at the right moment return return return re re- re- re turn to the Philippines |