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Tenacious William C. Bullitt, Franklin Roosevelt's onetime ambassador to Moscow and Paris, had been sent to China by a congressional committee to check on U.S. aid to China. He applauded ECA's China mission, headed by San Francisco's ex-Mayor Roger Lapham, "for the excellent work it has done." But Bullitt was firmly convinced that U.S. economic and military aid would delay, but not prevent further Communist advances...
Under Lamar, who when a pro heavyweight lost only one of 40 bouts--and that to Jim Maloney, the "South Boston Strong Boy"--and former New England amateur champions Tommy Rawson and John "Red" Bullitt, intramural boxing has quietly maintained its niche in the College's sports program...
...EXPOSING THE DICTATORSHIP WHICH HAS ENSLAVED THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE FOR 30 YEARS MERITS MY BEING LABELED BY YOU A RUSSOPHOBE [TIME, SEPT. 20], THEN ALEXANDER KERENSKY, WHOSE FIGHT FOR RUSSIA'S FREEDOM I HAVE SUPPORTED ALL MY LIFE, MUST ALSO BE REGARDED AS A RUSSOPHOBE. AND WILLIAM C. BULLITT, WHOSE UNMASKING OF THE CHICANERY AND TREACHERY OF COMMUNIST POLICY HAS PARALLELED MINE, MUST ALSO BE BRANDED A RUSSOPHOBE. IN FACT ANYONE WHO SIDES WITH RUSSIAN DEMOCRATIC FORCES AGAINST THE SOVIET SATRAPS SHOULD BE BY YOUR DEFINITION A RUSSOPHOBE-A NOVEL DOCTRINE FOR A MAGAZINE WHICH COMMUNISTS DESCRIBE AS RUSSOPHOBE...
...LIFE last week, William C. Bullitt, ex-ambassador to Russia and France, wrote a searing indictment of Roosevelt's Russian policy from 1941 on. It was a misguided policy, said Bullitt, of trying to handle Stalin by giving him all he asked, by repaying Stalin's arrogance and intransigence with friendliness and good will...
Blindness & Apathy. The committee was not convinced. It thought that China needed military as well as economic assistance. Last week it got plenty of support for this opinion. William C. Bullitt, onetime Ambassador to Russia, came forward to testify that the Nanking government was in immediate need of at least $100 million in outright military aid. To boot, the U.S. should dispatch to China "the best man that can be found"-say, General Douglas MacArthur (see below) or General Mark Clark...