Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-01-29 | Page 17 | Children ot be 2 Years Old When Roosevelt Reaches 55

... mii.t win sn;aa wa uiajmuvcrauy Ul uian. Children to Be 2 Years Old When Roosevelt Reaches 55 Dances for Benefit of Charity Fund Will Be Held in Halls Here "Let's dance tonight!" While thousands of Salt Lakers and Utahns eagerly awaited patronizing two dancing parties Friday night honoring President Roosevelt, five Salt Lake City children knew they had something in common with the nation's chief executive their birthdays coin- ' tide on Saturday. The two charity dances here will be held at tha Coconut Grove and Rainbow ballrooms. About 40 similar simi-lar affairs will be conducted throughout the state, some on Saturday Sat-urday night, expected to attract approximately ap-proximately 85,000 persons. Each of the children will observe, its second birthday, while President Roosevelt enters upon his fifty-fifth milestone. Parents of the January SO youngsters young-sters hava promised to bake email cakes, on which two candles will grace, in honor of the occasion. Local dances will get under way at 9 p. m according to Thomas R. Fsd-dis, Fsd-dis, chairman of ths birthday ball for Utah. Admission Is 35 cents per person. "Jumbo" telegrams, supplied sup-plied by the Western Union and Postal Telegraph, will enable persons per-sons to forward telegraphic congratulations congrat-ulations to President Roosevelt on the eve of his birthday for 35 cents. Ths wire companies will donate 70 per cent of the proceeds to the local committee to help Infantile paralysis victims, and ths remaining 30 per cent will be donated to the national committee. The five children are Ronald Ollls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ollls. 2344 Olympus drive; Viola Kueffler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kueffler, 265 Montrose avenue; Colleen Col-leen Cluff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo C Cluff, 1726 Major street; Verle Solt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Solt, 578 North Third West street, and Barbara Cowan, 578 South Eighth West street. FIVE S. L TOTS OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS AS 40 UTAH FETES MARK PRESIDENT'S ANNIVERSARY . . ' v--,- : - ... : - " , " .. :; - -. - ... . ;.: : J". I ' . " -A i i . t V". v. . 7,'' H'.:.:; i -V x , " J' XNil -A ' . ! t . - aV ! 4. .- , v RONALD OLLIS Two candles will grace his birthday caka , VIOLA KUEFFLER She was first girl born January 30, 1935 ' ' ( , ' COLLEEN CLUFF Her birthday coincides with nation's chief a i BARBARA COWAN ' Her parents will attend the birthday ball.