MR BULLITT ALSO TELLS ON NAZI ANGER -

The transcript begins with a brief introduction and farewell. Mr. William C. Bullitt, an ambassador who remained in Paris after the Nazi occupation, shares his views on the current situation, emphasizing the importance of the British Navy and comparing the Atlantic's protection to the Maginot Line's failure. He urges Americans to wake up and defend their homes, children, and liberties against potential threats, including Hitler. The transcript concludes with Vic Oliver presenting an ambulance on behalf of American artists.

Who is Mr. William C. Bullitt?

• A British naval officer

• An ambassador who stayed in Paris after the Nazi occupation

• A German military leader

• A famous artist

What does Mr. Bullitt compare the Atlantic Ocean to?

• Independence Hall

• The British Navy

• The Liberty Bell

• The Maginot Line

What is Mr. Bullitt's main concern for America?

• The lack of cultural influence

• The threat of German troops

• The economic downturn

• The rise of British power

What does Mr. Bullitt urge Americans to do?

• Travel to Europe

• Defend their homes and liberties

• Support the German troops

• Ignore the current situation

What symbolic American location does Mr. Bullitt mention?

• Mount Rushmore

• Independence Hall

• The Statue of Liberty

• The White House