Evening star., 1944-11-09
Presidents Victory
Hailed BY Leaders
And Press Abroad
BY the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHuN0KINGf Nov. o.-Presi
dent Chang Kai-shek today mes
saged President Roosevelt that hi
re-election was 4 welcome guaran.
tee" of fnal victory and an augur,
'for closer Chinese e-American rela.
tions.s
The message said.
"On behalf Of the entire Chiness
nation I beg to offer your excel.
lency my warlnest congratulation.
upon your reelection as President
of the United States for . fourth
term. This happy event. is COM
plete vindication OF your admins
tration and an ,inmistakable DEM
onstration Of the American peo-
Piles determination to dedicate
themselves to the upholding of the
democratic cause throughout the
world under your inspiring leader
Ship.
Your reelection is q welcome
guarantee that the Allied powers
will succeed in winning the final
victory and establishing q just and
durable peace at an early date.
Amity Stressed.
IT have no doubt that your coun-
try will attain new heights of great
ness and prosperity during your
continued tenure of Office and
am eagerly confident that. with
your deep and abiding sympathy
with China the traditional ties
of Sino-American leadership will
be further strengthened and the
cooperation between our countries
enhanced.
Please accept my most sincere
wishes for your good health and
for the well-being of the American
people"
The oflcial Central Daily News
hailed President Roosevelt as "in-
dispensable not only % the United
States but to the world"
"The world needs him in the war
against aggression and the build
ing of an edifice to safeguard per-
manent peace" the paper said.
LONDON, Nov. . tP.-The Times
said in an editorial today that
comfortable Democratic ma jorities'
In the United States Senate and
House "are a striking testimony to
Mr.. Roosevelt's hold on the conf
dence, of the American people"
Crude attempts to invoke the
Communist bogey-whether in the
form of Mr.. Roosevelt's alleged SUBJ
servience to Marshal Stain abroad
or to Mr.. Hillman's Political Ac-
tion Committee at home-seem to
have conspicuously missed fire." the
Times added.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Nov.
0 tP.Dublin newspapers today ac-
claimed the reelection of President
Roosevelt. and the Irish Press, or
gan Of Eamon de Valera's Fianna
Fail party, said Mr. Roosevelt had
shown daring and quick action"
I'm, IL years of Office he has
brought nation through the worst
financial crisis in it's history" the
newspaper declared. ''He has given
a new philosophy to worker and
employer =. He organized
American economy in the certainty
that war would engulf the Nation,
and when 1t came the Nation was all
but prepared"
SAM FRANCISCO, Nov. Q R.--|
President Sergio Osmena of the
Philippine Commonwealth said to-
day Filipinos interpreted President
Roosevelt's reelection as indorsing
his foreign and domestic policies
and expressing "unmistakable ap-
proval of his liberal policy toward
the Philippines"
The statement was made over the
Voice of Freedom" radio on Leyte
Island and recorded by the Federal
Communications Commission.
NEW DELHI, Nov. 8 R.-The
first editorial comment on Presi-
dent Roosevelt's reelection came
today from the strongly Nationalist
Hindustan Times, edited by Mo-
handas Grandhi's son, Devadas,
which said,
,''As far as India s own immediate
interests are concerned it was all
tweedledum and tweedledee for
neither the Democrats nor Repub-
licans are in the least worried about
the freedom of this country. Both
party platforms maintained scru-
pulous silence about India"
MELBOURNE, Nov. 8 R-Re-
election of President Roosevelt
averted danger of a. break in the
long range planning being carried
out by the United States and the
British Empire, Sir Owen Dixon,
former Australian Minister to
Washington, declared today at a
meeting of the Royal Empire So
ciety.
PARIS, Nov. 9 tP;.-Gen. Charles
de Gaulle, head OF the French pro-
visional government, messaged his
congratulations yesterday to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and added, My en-
tire sympathy is with you in the
very great tasks which await you
after those you have so magnifi-
Gently fulfilled"
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