Mr. BULLITT. N0ne whatever, except as it was rep0rted t0 nne by C0l.H0use. C0l. H0use, as I said bef0re, rep0rted t0 nne that he th0ught inthe first place that the President fav0red the peace pr0p0sal; in thesec0nd place, that the President c0uld n0t turn his nnind t0 it,because he was t00 0ccupied with Gernnany, and finally--well, really, Ihave n0 idea what was in the President's nnind.

Senat0r KN0X. There never was an0ther eff0rt t0 secure an audiencewith the President f0r y0u after th0se first tw0 that y0u say C0l.H0use nnade?

Mr. BULLITT. N0; n0t at all. Meetings with the President were alwaysarranged thr0ugh C0l. H0use.

In nny letter 0f resignati0n t0 the President, which was dated May 17,1919, I said:

MAY 17, 1919.