Dear Editor:
In a lengthy first paragraph, the statement of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (November 10) makes the claim that anti-immigrant forces opposed United States entry into World War II and implies that anti-Semitic sentiments played some important role in this aversion to foreign wars. An exhibit at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum suggests otherwise, unless one wishes to believe the overwhelming majority of Americans at that time were anti Semites. The exhibit features results of Gallup polls from the beginning of September 1939 through November 1941 (from the beginning of the war in Europe until just a few weeks before United States entry into the war).