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May 5. 1945
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Subjects ELMO ROPIR'S LATRST PUBLIC OPINION SUNTYY
You will be interested, if you hove not alreedy
soen it, in e. current Elmo Roper public opinion survey
which reflected the following opinions on the question
of our perticipation in an International Organization:
Queation 1. *hich one of these alternatives
comea olosest to expressing what you would like to have
the United States do efter the wer?" 72 percent may:
en active pert in an International Organization."
10 percent say: "Inter into no and have na
little as possible to do with other countries.* 5 per-
cent say: "Depend only on separate alliences with
certnin countries." 13 percent have no opinion.
Roper stresses thet the Amerionn people desire a
stert on world organisation and do not demnd perfection
the structure
at the outset.
Question 2. (Aaked of the 72 percent above who
vant United States participation) On this question
Roper found: 53 percent profer: "To get an Internetional
Organization sterted right avay, even though it mey not
suit some Amerienna in the beginning." 14 percent
(only 14 percent) any: and try to get one almost
overyone will like before sterting, even if this takes
severn] yeers." 5 percent have no opinion.
ROVARD R. STSTTINIUS, JR.
(Sent by telegraphic request)
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