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...clearest statement yet made on what constitutes foreign policy now that the U.S. is on the offensive came last week from the man who, except for Franklin Roosevelt, can best define it. Said Secretary of State Cordell Hull at his press conference: the U.S. is not now concerned about individual or political aims and purposes, but only with the terrific undertaking of winning...
TIME'S account [Nov. 16] of Secretary Hull's fully justified policy with Vichy leads us to hope...
ROMMEL 100 MILES IN EGYPT. The count on U.S. ships sunk by Axis subs at the end of June: 323. The newspapers that told of Jap landings in the Aleutians also carried an announcement from Cordell Hull: the U.S. would resume shipment of food, clothing and fuel oil to French North Africa...
Sutherland: Hitler and Mussolini and Stalin are gangsters. Hull and Churchill are a couple of cops. All right, we're in a big city-say Chicago. The cops are interested in law & order and in keeping business going. Oh, sure, they'll accept a cigar, or an apple from the fruit stand. ... All honest graft, you know-say, like Governments have trade treaties and favored-nations clauses and a little international edge here and there. But on the whole the cops really do keep peace and stop fights between the neighbors and keep the city going...
...muscle in on the Loop because the cops control that section pretty thoroughly. Still, that's where all the banks are. . . . You know, José, something like rich colonies . . . owned by the British and French empires. So Dutch and Muscles [Mussolini] decide to crack the Loop, whether Patrolman Hull and Officer Churchill like it or not. Up to now the hoodlums have always played ball pretty well with Big Joe. But now they decide to cross...