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¥ PLAIN -2- #609, Twenty-second, from Warsev perty is created, Henry Wallace will be its inspiration &nd best spekesmen.~—fz-opinten of democratic spheres Wallace is herald of new America, liberated from clutches of dollar meffia, an Amorican Leading vorld in struggle for happiness and prosperity of individual.” CIE WARSZAWY 19th lead editorial captioned "Storm over Wallace” refers to Wallace's statement that. when dollare are nothings to support Gréece and Turkey, perhaps blood of America's nons will be demanded.and wasted: Rew York publicists radio commentators were particularly pained by parts of Wullace*s speech which in their opinion might convince listeners Washington is one of nuneroug obstecles in reaching agreement on path to cooperation of nations. Not only Washington but principally those political - speakers which todey sre becoming isolationist in policies fespite extensive interference in affairs of old continent. Increasé and intensification of activity or reectionary elements were not noticeable in US prior to termination hostilities in Europe and Far Fest. In Democratic Party after great Roosevelt's death rightist elements commenced to take upper hand. And Republican Party influence of ; so-c&lled old guard Hoover-Vandenberg increased considerably. Reproashment of all conservative political groups in US had taken place on decidedly imperialistic plan in matters of world policy and on no less reactionary plene in internal affairs such 4s entire problem of labor world. Effeat of reproachment eppetred promptly. American vorkers felt many European countries will feel it clearly, countries which recently saw in great Americen republic not only source of relief and aid for material worries but also period of changes on path of social reforms and demo- tratic achievements which great president Roosevelt insti- gated and prepsred for America. Present US policy has dispelled these hopes. It was not necessary for Wallace to point this out to Europe. Europe has already discovered . this. Everything he has said to Europe confirms correct~- ness of this very sad fact. And for this. forces unfriendly to America, kind of America Roosevelt wanted to see, forces unfriendly to New Europe, have called Wallace enemy of. America.” : : : ; a Principal