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OCR Page 1 of 66/2/2/45
85-H
December 7, 1945
MEMORANDUM FOR MR. CONNELLY
SUBJECT: Request of the Dublin Conference Committee
for an Interview with the President
I see no objection to the President's granting an interview
to the Committee. I would suggest that if he does grant an interview
his discussion with the Committee be along the following general
lines:
The United States Government is firmly committed to the
policy of making the United Nations Organization work. When the
United Nations Charter was adopted at San Francisco it was fre-
quently pointed out that the Charter was a living and dynamic
document, with sufficient flexibility to respond to changing
world conditions. We feel that we would want to consider possible
amendments in the light of experience gained through the activities
of the Organization and in light of concrete problems calling for
solution rather than to take them up even before the United Nations
Organization has begun to function.
Meanwhile, organizations such as the Dublin Conference Com-
mittee can perform a very important service by stimulating public
thinking on the whole question of international organization. It
is to be hoped that while advocating such changes as they think
appropriate they will not fail to stress the importance of whole-
hearted support for the United Nations Organization, which is
the only practicable means of getting started now along the road
of organized international activity to prevent war.
Enclosure:
HAPPY ARCHIVES TRUMAN NATIONAL AND LEBRARY
RECORDS
U.S.
SERVICE
Letter from
GOVERNMENT
Mr. Cranston returned.
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X 85-A
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