Monday, Jul. 19, 1943

Status Quo

Henry Wallace and Jesse Jones sat at table together--but three men sat between them. Occasion: a Cabinet meeting. Ten days earlier they had called each other lying bunglers (TIME, July 12). Neither had taken back one word. They left the White House by separate doors, each still holding fast to: 1) his rancor, 2) his job.

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