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é rYork--Thé success ‘OF allace'a tip 4A [in U.S political 's “circles ‘and: iy. fe pies pare Be ‘gut seth ‘enthestoen’? hs’ correspondent’ or “he ALLIANCE rweited: that Sthe ‘‘udcess’ of: the Azip helps Bistii (United States ‘who enjoys ‘true po Soe eer ty amoie “the were," :;The CHRISTIAN “SCIENCE MONITOR |. ‘eEpor enting w the fact that An‘many. towns a apie sald wmoney ‘for; “gh es allace, setated Ai though - 3 sandigatess rac ei sony iy Ee ee etme berey “din ee03 fehentts dadmtesio was ve "Tryl “ ‘sho ‘Hoes “not st eghare” “Wallace's opinions ; eB spuecess “a5 the sesult gfathe Tact ‘that Americ: A oN feourageouslesdersh{p.' 4)ther: U.S. ibbservers ‘are of ew In-addition some of ‘them interpret Wallace's égucoess de ‘testimony be ee h- the increase of. Aissatisfaction: ‘with Truman's foreign policy. ‘The TIMORE SUN observer #tated that ‘the great audience which attended the «~ ‘@meetings is one of the signs that #there is. no tomplacency in the mind of |: wet “the people and that Wallace's ‘speeches ‘aroused their: interest;” m mot motioeadle as xegards She | snnouncement of athe Truman Doctrine." oe, e mi: 2 It is ‘also elear that “Wallace's ‘trip ‘Sonstitutes not: only a” hi, -sapuceess but an important | demonstration against the oueyaad of the “Democratic and ‘Republican Parties. Wallace's ‘Intentions “Rot —enr-the-ppinion ‘of ‘observers this tetp hes ‘aise ; irength -—rergenized the major part of the (meetings). ° An addition this erpenivation Pz attracts followers of Roosevelt's ‘New Deal within the Denccratic Party i x ‘The PROGRESSIVE CITIZEN writes: “We have: found general dissatisfaction % ) “with the leadership of the party within the tanks and are impressed by ‘the « & é |} | siner2d 194? Foreign Radio Broniceny gO gus 16,1947 re eee