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shtinntacaaeraniiea 1 EN UR TE NO EEE TILL IRR ON OEE AE ED 1. too. 1 ’ ReDEGROR ORES Sao RS = | -~ ~- . a Ps realization of the fact that if the party does not again follow Roosevel*'s - course it is dcomed to failure.' The author declared further that in. various towns many members of the’ party welcomed Wallace. Undisclosed Intentions Wallace has not disclosed his intentions as-yet. In his recent speeches he declared he will not support the Democratic Party if it remains a reac- tionary and warmongers' party. In his speech at Denver he said: ‘If we are in a.position to make out of the Democratic Party a liberal one, we shal be compelled to take. the necessary measures.! This remark is interpreted as-a threat to create a third party if Truman's Government does not revise .."Some facts indicate that Wallace.enjoys the support of some of the leaders ! of the Democratic Party. However, none of the observers suggest that Wallace would receive sufficient support at the national convention of the Democratic Party in 1948. The Washington correspondent of the OVERSEAS NEWS AGENCY predicts that the western States, California,Colorado, Oregon and Washington, _,Will-support Wallace although it is not considered possible that Wallace will j =6be able to obtain the support of the majority. . . "The possibility of Wallace organizing a third party arouses great anxiety in leading political circles and it has become the subject of open discussion among politicians in Washington, Senator Pepper stated that he supports ‘ Wallace's demand that the Democratic Party adopt.a liberal policy but he Stated that at present he does not intend to follow the example of Wallace and to join the third party." -. a ote ee a / 7