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Galled’ Great Apostle Do ~ Ce Rb HET ‘American woman in Santiago to tennessed: "Chile is: delight=~ ">." ‘ed with Mr. Wallace because he speaks. Spanish and finds him very. -<* simpatico. That is their strongest term and means more than. our... word. ‘charming.’ More than, 100, 000 people were in the National. Stadium Sunday to hear him and the different colonics gave wonder: 2: ful programs before he spoke.’ The most effective one was a big V wot made of lovely girls bearing the big flags of the United Nations on one: side and the defeated nations with their flags lowered onthe other side making the V. They then stood at attention while he spoke. He named all the great leaders and then said: ‘God protect; — “them and bless them.! That multitude(was) perfectly quiet and our. - best paper, .'El Kercurio'! commented on that prayer today and said ~~ he was more a great apostle than statesman. ‘allace says Chile. - has. given him his most cordial reception." (3/28/43) , Wishes }rallace Could Remain to Govern’ - Chilean in San Jose to Iowa: "The magazine was dedicated to Sr., Viallace. Here they say 'Vayase.’ Nevertheless, there is a 2 wild enthusiasm for him. The man seems very simple and frank. He = 7°) didn't want a special train or dances or anything unusual... .} Dat . a a fine shine it woulda be if he were Lo remain here now to govern.' mo No Adverse criticism in vapere ao . 7 American in Saniiage to Texas: “Une of tne uncfficial mem bers of the Government tcld mé that it was very unusual that “alin > ~ ace received no adverse criticisu in any of the papers here where - . : ° 4 i H i / ‘ ° 7 an 4 Y. . -they tend toward treat." (4/3/43) ae vrowd Subdued a 2B Mee YS i Ls eu ays | . . oa ’ +