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we ‘people gi:thered. Ernst was also there but i C yent to the* Sport, rae ve Club because 1.did not care to enter into this mob. I listened. a 2 to the speeches on the radi:» and heard the applause." W/W) Predicts Good Results from Visit Englishman in Santiago to Michigan: We are looking for-* : ward to seeing your Vice President, Mr. Wallace, in the near fu- “*o07°0 ture and I feel a lot of good can only come from the visit of © .- 4) | a this gentleman to Chile." (3/17/43) reno Wallace Second in Popularity to Roosevelt . a ee American in Santiago to New-York City: "Right now, there. ays _ are two big headline news in Chile. First, is the coming visit vote. : of Vice President ‘.allace....As regards the visit of Wallace, this.” 9° = is certainly a great event in South America, especially Chilean, .. 3 °..: relations with Uncle Sam, chiefly because Vallice is second only. :. - to Roosevelt in popularity in the South A:erican countries. First-' ~ ly, the fact that he speaks Spanish, which is practically unique ae among U.S. leaders, and secondly because he is a great authority or on agriculture, and has always worked for the benefit of the far~ ©...) _mer in U.S., (taking into consideration that all these countries are essentially agricultural), and thirdly because he has in re- cent years taken great interest in South American matters, have aa all added up to the fact that he is extremely well like, not only = fe by South American politicians, but by the people themselves..... 0 7° + | : “at any rate, ever since “allace decided tc come tc Chile, every . ees move he has made, and. every word he has said- hes appeared in dront.: , headlines, and the president and his cabinet are running all-ercund - the town preparing the festivities which await Wallace." (3/16/43). ae New Chilean Peso Calied ‘.allace Issue eS -_ ae . Resident of Santiago, writing in Englisn, te Missouri: "...6 -/ 0.7. Sending youl a new Chilean Psse~-they are calling it the “allace «0 7) - i ‘issue. They say “allece is getting all our copper and we get” ; ~ rs a . . . this." (4/20/43). ne wo Communist Welcome Snthusiastic ; oe : American businessman in Chuquicarate ta bontana: “Suppose 6 0 0) you neard...how we were hovered (2} with... fenry tallacés..se., Speeches ware given, banners flaunted....The Communiats had ‘their’ banner with the sickle ang hammsr and also Vellace spelled out in! very largy letters. He certainly geinned shan be sax vhat." - (af 2/13) - ad Beggars Locked Up - ee ~ Han in Santiazo school, w: rittne in RngLISh , to nin in Penny aa syivania: When Me. hallace visited PanGago, all the hesgare were taker and locwed up fer the duration of Aas vieit. They. Se Sty not want his: te sue that condition.# (yf 26/ tes) ae ; - 3 : . x ot . .