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New York city . May £2, 1047. REPORT ON HENRY WALLACES TOUR. | | Henry Wallace, mking a coast-to-coast speaking tour, hag been: greeted by "standing room only" audiences, the New kepublic, of which vyallace is titular editor, reported Mey 21. - i "It 1s interesting to note that vallace, in previous speaking » tours as Vice President and Cabinet member, appeared in all of these . cities, tut was never previously received with as great interest and enthusiasm,” the megazine says in a statement. ne The magazine sumcariges speaking dates and at tendancas} a Cleveland, 0s, May 2! Gepacity audience of 4,000. Unable to ob- tain tickets, were another 1,600, eccording to local newspapers. Nirmeapolis, tay 12: six thousand puid admittance fees, to f111 hall to capacitye "his was the first time the hall had been filled for a political raily since the days of Floyd Olsen, at which time | there was no admission eharge." . . Use of Minnesota, May 15: One thossand students turned away after 2,500 had crowded Campus Hall. a Ciiieago, May 14: twenty thousand paid from ».60 to #2@et0 , F1li- ing Chicago Stadium for the first time in political history. Overflow, Ue Of Chicugo, May 14: Two thousand students bought 4-50 tickets within four hours of announcement of sales 1,000 turned avaye = Ue Of Michigan, Way 16: Five thousend crowded Masonic Attditoriun 1,00 more heard valiuce over basement loudepeakers, and 2,000 to 2,000 listened to public sddvess system in Cadillac wG5. Ue Of Michignn, May 16: Five thousand, third of student body, wen: without lunch to jam Hill Auditoriume, . - Los Angeles, May 10: Gilmore stadium's 27,00 seats sold oute % a 9 / speaking in San Frranciseo at the Oo era House on May 41, vellace drew @ crowd of 6,250, @is capacity, with 2,500 on the outside. tisten- ing thru a loug speukere . . oar a RA ita ill : ok? cpg TENS UNGLSSIR eee pith ST ‘Ales Wo a eal : sePy f | Ne eg fen” 2 “> F Xx b ~ &. JP ; pie and, -