WENDELL WILKIE RETURNS - SOUND

The speaker shares insights from discussions with British officials, labor leaders, and citizens. Despite extensive conversations, no one expressed a desire or expectation for the United States to become an active ally in warfare with Britain.

Who did the speaker have discussions with regarding British labor and industry?

• Principal public officials

• Leaders of British labor and industry

• Everyday people in pubs

• Men on the street

Where did the speaker meet everyday people during his interactions?

• In hospitals

• In public pubs and on the street

• In government offices

• In schools

Which group of people did the speaker NOT mention talking to?

• Women in the marketplace

• Men in public pubs

• Men in factories

• Men on the street

What was the general sentiment of the people regarding U.S. involvement in warfare with Britain?

• They were hopeful for U.S. involvement

• They expected U.S. to remain neutral

• They anticipated U.S. to become an active ally

• None expected or hoped for U.S. involvement

What was the speaker's conclusion after talking to various people?

• People were indifferent about U.S. involvement

• No one expected U.S. to become an active ally

• There was a strong desire for U.S. neutrality

• People were eager for U.S. support