Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-08 | Page 1 | Nation's Chief Goes to Polls

NATIONS NATION'S CHIEF HOES GOES JO TO POLLS Roosevelt Wont Won't Tell H How w He Voted HYDE PARK N. N Y Nov 8 INS Under Under the blinding glare of movie I lights President President Roosevelt shortly before 1 p. p m m. cast ballot No in n the Third Hyde Park district Behind the chief executive came his year old mother Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt his lis wife who ha had just flown in from the west coast and his personal secretary Miss Marguerite Le Hand Emerging the president used th the back of Secret Service Man Russell Russel Wood for a writing stand as h he filled in his primary enrollment and dropped that into a metal boxI boxI box I 1 presume you voted the straight Democratic ticket ventured a newspaper man Secret ballot the executive admonished admonished admonished ad ad- with a smile The president pre would make n no comment on the outcome of today's today elections He said that some some sometime time tim during the day he might get aroun around to making a few predictions for hi his own benefit and seal them up until after the returns were in but tha that t so far he had been too busy The Th president said he would return return return re re- turn to Washington Thursday afternoon afternoon afternoon after after- noon and not visit Hyde Park agai again n until February Tonight he and his family will receive receive receive re re- re- re returns in the big library ovea over ove overa a direct phone wire to Democratic c headquarters in New York City