Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-08 | Page 4 | Wallace is Silent on Future Plans

Wallace Is Silent On Future Plans WASHINGTON Nov 8 P- P I Henry Wallace who has only a brief interlude to serve as vice president was far from a forlorn figure Wednesday Wednesday and and he isn't worried about the future The man who lost his political fight for fight for last summer was cordially at home at athis athis athis his Wardman Vardman Park Parle hotel apartment apart apart- ment but he declined to give out outon outon outon on what his future plans may be Sure he hc was confident all along that President Roosevelt who consented consented consented con con- in the Democratic national convention to Wallaces Wallace's removal from the ticket would win Furher Fur- Fur Further Further ther her he had figured on a comfortable comfortable com corn working majority of Democrats Democrats Democrats Dem Dem- in both the senate and house And he felt fell personally gratified over the results of the campaign In Sn which he personally stumped the country to make more speeches for Roosevelt than any other man But to a reporters reporter's suggestion that he open up and tell about his personal plans inasmuch as the man on the street has heard that he may become a member of the cabinet or ambassador to China he mostly chuckled and grinned I II have resolutely kept any such thoughts from my mind he said I couldn't have done a good job in the thc campaign other other- wise Im I'm not worried about the future