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ba ON ih C4, trary t ee. pitt wide, h “ cise ERE va BE | Sew ae a a _? ell PO Yur -MALLACE Gus. GROWING ¥ POPULAR SUEPORT a New York According ‘toa ‘correspondent of thé UNITED- PRESS," 3 666 persons “attended a meeting at which former Vice President of the ‘United States - aWallace spoke. . For Portland this is an unusually high figure of abten “ance, at’ political meetings. . . S “m9 success’ attending the ‘epeoch-naking tour of Yallace and. the large : “numbers of people who come to “hear hin, continue “to evoke gonsiderabl ment in the press. The commentators of ‘the (right), >. iho o tt} 7 now “cntoaviared to agnare allace, considering him an ins dobrit: factor ‘ott the Aherican | Seritital “scene, “are admitting that Wallace is enjoying ~extensive dpopular ‘support, *which may turn out to be an ‘bmportant fastor.in the telections next year.<: Thus, for-example, the Washingtoh correpponient: sof the UNTZED PRESS, Wilson, who adheres to rightist views, writes ~ ‘that Wallece's tour has shown that he hes active and enthusiabtic “gollowers,: and that ‘the Nationel Committee of the Demooratic Party - s4e compelied to ‘reccgnize’ the polrticel strength of Wallece, ‘(even “though 1b, dislikes him). cE a pointing’ ut “that! Wallace drew large eudtences,’ , partioulerly in nicago and Los Angelles, Wilson decleres that the Democratic Party will be = 2 i dn great need of Wallace's support if. it seeks victory in the ; “Presidential elections next year. "