Jessup, Philip C. (Philip Caryl), 1897-

United States Ambassador Philip C. Jessup (center) at the 38th Parallel in Korea. All other individuals are unidentified.

United States Ambassador Philip C. Jessup (center) at the 38th Parallel in Korea. All other individuals are unidentified.

United States Ambassador Philip C. Jessup (middle) with his wife Lois Jessup (front) in a dugout tunnel at the 38th Parallel in South Korea. All other individuals are unidentified.

United States Ambassador Philip C. Jessup (middle) with his wife Lois Jessup (front) in a dugout tunnel at the 38th Parallel in South Korea. All other individuals are unidentified

Arrival of Ambassador Phillip Jessup (middle, left) along with Lois (Mrs. Philip C.) Jessup (bottom, left), pilot Major Anthony F. Story (bottom, right), and Mr. Sebald on General Douglas MacArthur's plane, Bataan, in Seoul, Korea.

United States Ambassador-at-large Philip C. Jessup (right) with unidentified woman aboard the cruise liner President Cleveland. The destination of the liner was the Far East.

Dr. Philip C. Jessup, U. S. Ambassador-at-Large, is shown with Mrs. Jessup as he arrived in Washington after a hurried trip from a Far East survey. He hurried home to answer charges by Senator Joseph McCarthy, (R., WI) that he (Jessup) has "an affinity for Communist organizations". From: Beth Gore.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson today told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee what progress he is making in formulating a new policy on China. Acheson, center, is shown with Senator Tom Connally, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Ambassador-at-Large Philip Jessup, left, who heads a three-man special committee on China Policy. From: Beth Gore

Secretary of State Dean Acheson today conferred informally with Philip C. Jessup, who was sworn in yesterday as Ambassador-At-Large. Jessup (left) has been Deputy U.S. Representative in the Security Council of the United Nations since May, 1948. From: Beth Gore