Show Salt f!akc ribtnuTi ITbc ' Friday Morning i "11 11 May 7 1943 SALT LAKE CITY STORE GO Per Sees MacArthur t iiniiiin '44 Man As MOTHERS ARE 'WONDERFUL PEOPLE! Sen Vandenberg Utywdtch over their bobiet keep them healthy well-fe- d prepore them for life end then when war comes send them off with pride and courage to do their country's job And that isn't allMothers keep the home fires burning and go into defense plants by the thousands to stand shoulder to shoulder with their sons That's why this is such an important MOTHER'S DAY I Keeps Boom Alive for General G Haydem By Jay North American Newspaper Alliance ' s May 6 — An WASHINGTON active movement to make General 11 Douglas MacArthur the Republican presidential nominee in 1944 is under way and its and presently somewhat reticent Tranager la Senator Arthur H Vandenberg of Michigan Senator Vandenberg has declined to make a public statement on the subject saying" that it is §1 entirely too early and that events Bi In the next 12 months are calculated to dictate the wisest Repubid Hi lican decision He added that even band though the fourth-terwagon has obviously started to roll he hopes the war will not have to 1 compete with politics for public attention jfor- - many months to come He said too that General MacArthur must be left to the tremendous military responsibilities which he carries without any needless embarrassment by premature admirers But from the day he took him-I- f cut of the 1944 presidential e running three months ago in private conversation rghas been boosting MacArthur to everybody who would listen And more and more as the weeks have j&ssed Vandenberg's office has taken on the aspects of a campaign A great variety of headquarters people who do not ordinarily agree have been beating a path to his door solely to talk about and letters on the subject a redeeming in by the hundreds Aati-NeDealers Listen Increasingly this show of Interest is extending to practical politicians although most of these stIl insist that there is no practical way to draft a nominee who will be totally aloof from any at it- - Quite a few anti-eedeal Democrats are coming in to urge the nomination of because they say he would the easiest of any of the candidates mentioned for Democrats to vote for and he is the one man the fourth-termereally fear The crux of Senator Vanden-Verg'- s contention is that if the war situation persists next year as be believes it will in one form or another 'the people will really be voting for a commander in chief rather than for a president and there are no credentials equal to MacArthur's upon that score" The argument as the senator has repeated over and over again is as follows: He believes that the next Re nominee publican presidential must rise above all traditional orthodox partisan selections and produce a great American leader who by character and experience can unite the country for the quickest possible winning of the war and the management of the crisis of the postwar peace He contends that MacArthur has demonstrated his great abilities as a peacetime administrator as well as a brilliant warrior and that he has shown spiritual qualities fully equaling h:s record as a soldier Knovrs Hi Mas Senator Vandenberg Is ehock-fuof MacArthur lore from his birth in an armyranging camp and his confirmation in a small church in the Arkansas hills to his recent Bataan day appeal for stepping up the war in the Pacific He recalls MacArthur's 13 decorations for personal gallantry unaer lire ana his seven citations for extraordinary valor In World "War I He calls MacArthur "the man of destiny" and says it's the end of the argument about "swapping horses in the middle of the stream when our top general simply moves up one final peg to become commander in chief" While no military herd of World War 1 has become president this is the exception rather than the 'rule of American history George Washington inevitably became the first president after his success in the Revolutionary war Presidents Andrew Jackson and William H Harrison had been heroes of the W ar of 1S12 and Zaehary Taylor's exploits in the Mexican war got kim the presidency in 1848 All five Republicans elected president between the Civil war n and the war — Orant Hayes Garfield Benjamin Hanson and McKinley — had seen active Civil war service Theodore Roosevelt stepped almost din rectly out of his war uniform into the New York governorship in 1888 and from this successively into the vice presidency and the presidency J ( m? 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