Show jg?r )l THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ROOSEVELT ON 53RD BIRTHDAY Cripplcd Children' and Grownups Attend Banquet as Strong of Nation Dance This’ Says Chief Executive in Talk to Citizens from Pare One) hand-broug- furniture from the Val Kill factories run by Mrs Roosevelt Nan Cook Marian Dickerman and Repre sentative Caroline O’Day A case for his miniature book collection at Hyde Park the bed on which he sleeps at the White House and various things at Warm Springs have come to him on Christmases and birthdays The citizenry gave him greetings as Varied as the country itself Fran cisco A Delgado commissioner from the Philippines presented a palm leaf fan made by young women in his district — and left a bat for Mrs Roosevelt Postman's Holiday John J Songster Philadelphia postman having a 52nd birthday himself took the typical "postmans holiday” in uniform to bring the president a huge birthday card of uncanceled stamps autographed by prominent The citizens president collects stamps “I like this kind of a birthday” said the president late tonight in a nationwide broadcast from the White House While his words were turned prl marily to those attending th Roosevelt benefit balls m all of the 48 states the Philippines and Alaska the president made no secret of his gratification over the direct gifts and felicitations that piled high at the White House during the day Impossible to Answer In such thousands did the letters and telegrams come that the presi dential staff reported it Impossible to answer them Mr Roosevelt noted this and m his address added "To all of you who sent I therefore take this opportunity of ex” WARM SPRINGS Ga Jan 30 (P) — President Roosevelts fifty third birthday was celebrated throughout the nation tonight as the strong danced and constributed for the benefit of the crippled deHere children and grown-up- s spite their steel braces and wheel chairs cheerfully raised their voices to the health of their benefactor — the man who has shown them the way to fight back Thfere was a banquet in the dining hall given to the Warm Springs Foundation for the treatment of after effects of infantile paralyiss such as they enjoy at Thanksgiving time when the president usually is with them Regained Health It was here the president a victim of the disease regained his health with the aid of the curative waters of the natural warm springs and later was instrumental in organizing the foundation which he still heads Roosevelt 'birthday balls” tonight were held throughout the United States and possessions The money contributed will go toward a nation wide fight against infantile paralysis which health officials say is second only to the Red Cross battle tm tu berculosis At Washington the president and members Of his immediate family en Mrs Roose joyed a turkey dinner velt Mrs Anna their daughter and Mr and Roosevelt Boettiger and Mrs FUiatt Roosevelt were the center of the capital’s birthday ball Society Joins Home folk in 7500 places danced Society at Florida s biightest winter spots joined with men and women of far Alaska and the Philippines for the occasion From last year’s birthday balls the Warm Springs Foundation received $1 000000 to expand its treatment Those who have fostered the move m ment this year predict an even great er sum will be contributed 1935 31 There is a difference in the distribution of the funds thia year The foundation received all of the proceeds from the 1934 celebrations but the 1935 contributions will be divided between local agencies and a national research fund at the president’s suggestion President Roosevelt’s mother was' honor guest at New York’s chief celehotel bration at the Waldorf-AstoriHollywood’s movie great attended a dance at the Warner Brothers’ studio paying $5 each At Boston Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and John Roosevelt two sons of the president cut a huge birthday cake in their father's honor st midnight in the national guard armory Governor James M Curley of Massachusetts joined in the celebration Edsel Ford took the leadership in It was an-fostering Detroit's ball nounced $25 004 had been collected1 of which $13410 came from automobile manufacturers Churchmen Object In two Okdahoma counties the ministerial alliances protested officially against the celebrations contending that the balls were not the proper way to raise the money They refused to permit church members on the committees arranging the af- $10400 Worth to Sell for Only $6450 fairs Mount Carmel PI had a unique celebration crowning the most ‘un-- j ” The poll tax in the popular citizen election was one cent a vote There were seven candidates and their platforms ranged from "eating crackers in bed" to "throwing gum on the sidewalks ” Towns in the Tennessee valley1 which benefited so much from the great development sponsored by the president sent Miss Jane Brown 15 of Decatur Ala to Washington to the valley’s present personally greetings Ask About Our Lay-Awa- K Plan! 30 — A of ti to- communities The text of the president’s ad- Present Governor Empowered to Grant Reprieve However dress follows Most of you who hear my vote DALLAS Tex Jan 30 (UP)— Be cause a stenographer hit the wrong typewriter key Cecil Short must die in the electric chair a judge ruled today Short was convicted of murdering Aaron Jones 76 negro who was slain by three bandits who robbed him of $11 Shorts two companions escaped with life imprisonment Joyous Task Miriam A Ferguson be “The first has been the work at Governor lieving the difference in sentences Warm Springs itself— the joyous was commuted Short’s sen task of taking care of scores of tence unjust also to life in prison to and them children bring trying The commutation was issued Janu back to useful active participation arv 8 1975 — but the stenographer who in life and also the interesting task copied it wfote January 8 1934 of trying new methods which sugAs the crime had not even been gest themselves from time to time committed on January 8 1934 the adand constant the many commutation was faulty and Short through vances of medical and suigical sci- must die in the electric chair March ence 18 District Judge Noland Williams "The long ruled objective dreamed of receives tonight l'sl Since Governor Feiguson has since greatest incentive In every part of left office she will have no chance to the natiofl funds- - are being raised correct her stenographers error Governor James V Allred may into give better cart to crippled children within or near to their own tervene if he sees fit Seventy per cent of community WILLING TO LEARN generous contributions go to jour local needs The other 30 per DALLAS Texas Jan 30 (A5) — The these cent go not to the Warm Springs girls shorthand was a bit under par she thought of a way to even foundation but to a distinguished but committee to be allocated by this matters A classified ad in a Dallas committee for the furtherance of newspaper said18 "Inexperienced lady years of age desires research into the cause the pre- stenographer position with stuttering man who vention and the treatment of infan- takes a long time to tell it ’’ tile paralysis Personal Happiness "I need not tell you of my own deep personal happiness that my birthday is being made the occasion I for aiding this splendid work w ish that I might be with each and every one of you at each and every one of these parties and entertainments in every state In the Union Today I have also been made happy by thousands of telegrams and letters— so many of them in deed that even an enlarged White House staff could not begin to thank for them To all of you who sent them I therefore take this of extending my grati tude “To all of you Who are so generously helping the cause of enp pled children everjrwhere I also send m£ thanks and my best wishes I like this kind of a birthday” day by the French navy’s "Le Terrible” on a trial run off the Bec-to- n coast Approximating 44 2 knots it beat by two knots the previous record of the Cassard also of the French navy tonight know m general terms of the story of the Georgia Warm Springs foundation — of how from very small beginnings 10 years ago there have been built up two useful practical factors in the figjit against one of the most insidious and baffling of American health problems other MIm sleeves for Spring band 1 Men’s () tied him voke to 20 Sizes 14 and collar V — tf j It OC Neckties— Cleaned spotted 6 for 48c pressed Plain Wool Spring spotted and pressed Coats-Cle- aned "fQ 4C V S & II Stamps as Usual Bring and Take Account Use Your Charge Keith-O’Brie- These Would Ordinarily Sell at $129 and $195 £ n Fifth Hoor ym'§Mmh : Mias Katherine If iM-- Christensen nears a platinum Amrr-leabroadtail coat with natural grey squirrel ripple foliar and sleeve 8950 trimming Brown American Broadtails Platinum American Broadtails Silver Muskrats perfectly matched Squirrel Collars ’ Gorgeous Wolf Collars Beautiful Crepe Linings Sizes 16 to 42 l n X n Buy Now for Next MrNr Black few brown f- X Felts Velvets Year! 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a Destroyer Sets Error in Typing French New Record for Speed tending gratitude Send Texas Salt Lake Tribune the president’s brief May Most Service mention speech was devoted world speed PARIS Jan the expansion the work of the Convict to Doom Warm Springs foundation and how record for destroyers was made ‘ 13 remendotis ossa "A T ‘I Like dent received some article of JANUARY Guests at Warm Springs Offer Benefactor Praise NATION FETES (Continued THURSDAY MORNING (n-er- is If e Issrr and Redraw i - S & II Discount Stamps |