PACIFIC WAR COUNCIL
EARLY ESTABLISHMENT ANTICIPATED i ‘ AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND DESIRES. STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. (By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright) LONDON, March 25. The New Zealand Minister to Washington, Mr Nash, saw President Roosevelt yesterday, and afterward said that he thought Australia’s demand for a Pacific War Council operating from Washington would be settled before the end of the week. Mr Nash thought, also, that a decision would be made about the representation of Australia and New Zealand on the Anglo-American Combined Chiefs of Staff group. The Australian Prime Minister, Mr Curtin, said today that when the Pacific War Council was established in Washington Australia would have full representation on it. President Roosevelt said yesterday that he believed Australia and New Zealand were satisfied with the present set-up, but if more formal organisation was desired, such as a Pacific War Council in Washington, some such body could be set up.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 March 1942, Page 3
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