Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING Roosevelt Cheered by Response To Plea for Crippled Children Sends Thanks to Entire Nation ‘Happiest Birthday ‘Have Ever Known He Declares it (Cgntinusd from Pogl One) Iso held dances to celebrate the occasion There was only One way to make a personal acknowledgment of the messages and birthday cards and the thouand sands Of other remembrances Mr Roosevelt shoved his chair back from his own personal birthday party late tonight to speak the words over the sin Patients Hold Victims of Infantile Paralysis Win Help From Entire Nation Birthday Fete At Warm Springs Square Dance in Wheel Chairs Dinner Fea lures of Program Full Text of Birthday Message by President (Continued from Pan One) enable us to make the same relative progress that we have alis ready made In the field of tuber-culoi- Alda Crippled the jvork at Warm Springs haa been close As all of you know to my heart because of the many hundreds of cases of infantile paralysis which have been treated there It is a tact that Infantile paralysis results In the crippling of children and of grownups more than any other cause Warm Springs Is only one of the many placet where kindness and patience and skill are given to handicapped people There are hundreds of other places hospitals and clinics where the surgeons doctors and nursea of the country gladly work day in and day out throughout the years often without compensation Warm Springs through the generous gifts which are being made to the foundation tonight will be able to increase its usefulness nationally especially In the field of infantile paralysis We shall be able to take more people and I hope that these people will be able to come to us on the recommendation of doctors from every state In the Union- I want to stress however that the problem of the crippled child la so great that in every community and in every state the local facilities for caring for iha crippled need the support and the interest of every citizen Let us well remember that every child and indeed every person who is restored to useful citizenship is an asset to the country and Is enabled "to pull his own weight in the boat" In the long run by helping this work - we are not contributing to charwe erg contributing to the r building of a found nation At Warm Springs the facilititf are available In so far at beds and funds permit to the rich and the poor The fund to which you contribute tonight will undoubtedly permit ul to extend the facilities of Warm Springs in a greater degree than before I like to think and I would like each one of you who hears me to remember that what you are doing means the enriching of the life of some crippled child I know and you know that there could be no finer purpose than our will to aid these helpless little ones Thanks Well Withers Todsy so many thousands ot welcomt telegrams and postcards and letters of birthday greetings have poured In on me In the White House that I want to takti this opportunity of thanking all ot you who have sent them From the bottom of my heart I am grateful to you for your thought I wish I could divide myielf by six thousand and attend in person each and every one of these birthday parties I cannot do that but I can be and I am with you all In spirit and in the promotion of this great cause for which w all are crusading No man haa ever had a finer birthday remembrance from his friends and fellows than you have given me tonight It Is with a humble- and thankful heart that I accept this tribute through me to the stricken ones of our great national family I thank you but lack tha words to tell you how deeply I appreciate what you have done and I bid you good night on what is to me the happiest birthday I ever have known a d 4 a V 44' t i Jf after-effect- wm A : - Photo above allows a group of young patient at the Warm Springs foundation for infantile paralysis for which the nation railed funds Tuesday night by holding benefit balls and birthday parties in honor of President Roosevelt Bowery Joins New York Social Elite In Celebrating President’s Birthday MM ' SAW f ' A t M wswo nr mw ft VV 'Mlllllb t‘ 'iMdawhaiw: eddew-ut- xt fifty-secon- Alaskans Fete One Greeting To President Lost En Route t Roosevelt at Many Parties Imported Gowns Parkas Garb Celebrants Fur-Trimm- ed SEATTLE Jan 30 MV-B- y dogsled and airplane Alaskans mushed tonight to the most cosmopolitan birthday party the northland has ever seen— a series of balls honoring the territory's hero Franklin D Roosevelt Suave and civilized Caucasians Imported Parts gowns impeccable black and white evening attire refrigerated flowers taken north from Seattle by boat and airplane— these graced the more elaborate parties Stocky Indians and Eskimo parkas and muk-luk- x miners with violent red and green plaid i hlrtg raucous phonographs— these characterized the eimpler functions at crossroad taverns President Roosevelt's policies virtually doubled the price of gold and silver boomed industry and commerce all over the territory and he lent a sympathetic ear to the problems of the far north pulling Alaska out of the doldrums so he Is one of the few “outsiders” to become an Alaskan dose-packe- Roosevelt Names Hawaii Governor P£ of Injured the striking cooks end waiters paced YORK Jan 30 fir k of New Yorkers danced and back and forth in the bitter cold celebrated at more than 40 balls to- night Two thousand were at the Astor night in Honor of President Roose- and 700 at the Roosevelt where wine HmMI d velt’s birthday and for and liquor manufacturer! toasted the the cause of charity president in water to ihow they said From the opulent splendor of the that they believed in temperance Waldorf-Astori- a to the East Side parChinatown Celebrates ties were held as this city's share In Chinatown merchants had a party the functions being given simultanePro- at an uptown restaurant and the Japously throughout the nation ceeds from all of them will go to the anese colony celebrated at the Nip The "Fighting Irish" of Warm Springs foundation for infan-til- e pon club the old 69th gathered at the 165th in paralysis said unofficial fantry armory At the home of Old The Herald-Tribun- e WASHINGTON Jan 30 (A5)— total Israel on the lower East Side aged estimate placed the nation-wid- e at anywhere from $1000000 to men and women prayed for the presiThere’s also a story about the At the Waldorf the tickets dent and cut a cake with the letter- birthday greetings the president $2000000 sold from $5 Indicating receipts of ing “Happy birthday to our worthy didn’t receive $29000 from that function less the president” The Elks club at Grafton W celebration there a At Broadway expense Va Despite her 78 years Mrs James was a cake 16 feet high in the image dispatched three carrier Roosevelt mother of the president of the president On Park avenue today each bearing a pigeons probably was the busiest ot all the candles from another gigantic conmessage of felicitation for Mr celebrants She attended a tea dance fection were auctioned Roosevelt Tonight They were and fashion show in tha afternoon a But the largest and most glittering four hours overdue dinner at the Astor and the grand of the parties was the one at the “The hawks are very dangerous ball at the Waldorf made a radio Waldorf at this time of the year” exto audience crowded An son on the her the that tele talked speech plained W F Bismer of Washing“Besides the phone and finished the day apparent- boxes the atage and so much of the ton their owner beroom was floor as fresh she for when as there calm and hardly any ly birds weren’t very well trained arose as Mrs dancing applauding gan and might have gotten lost” "Happy birthday Franklin" she Rooeevelt entered her box just be11 fore o’clock over the phone said A bugle sounded and young men "Mother it looks as if you have planned a pretty busy day for your- of the old Seventeenth regiment in self’’ her son was quoted' by news- gray Jackets and white trousers did a full dress guard mount on the dance papers as replying Six thousand persons packed 'the floor grand ballroom of the Waldorf and Mrs Roosevelt looked on smiling a overflowed nine other ballrooms on gracious figure with white hair a Election of class officers for Westwhile outside pickets of black'dress and flowers at her breast minster college and high school was completed Tuesday afternoon Officers for this semester are: College sophomore class Joseph Kuchs president Katherine Street Vice president David Scott secretary and treasurer freshman class Foster Jones president Dorothy Short vice president Mary Hosmer secretary and treasurer high school senior Railroads and buses brought dele- Class Ruth Moore president Ralph WASHINGTON Jan 30 every conceivable form of trans- gations from Atlantic coast cities Hunt vice president Patsy Pattison secretary and treasurer junior class portation Including hikers marathon with special greetings Edith Middleton president Betty Mcwere It took two messenger boys to carry Clure vice president runners and airplanes Hope Kolher today In carrying birthday a message from Alabama citizens secretary and treasurer Gale Morgan was elected chairman greeting to the White House for which was signed by 40000 names President Roosevelt weighed eight pounds and two ounces of the chapel with Katherine Street cold extreme 1250 the and was feet in length William Leaver and Foster Jones as Disregarding Trucks were backing all day long assistants Representatives elected to Fred M Helder walked 46 miles last e at the White House unloading cakes the athletic board ot control were Jonight and today to complete a hike from Raleigh N C with and other presents from all sections seph Kuchs Gladys Chapman George Kohl and William Catrow message from state and city of- of the country ' NEW - fe WARM SPRINGS Ga Jan 30 Roosevelt’s Georgia home held two birthday parties in his honor tonight— townspeople danced in 'the Casino and patients at the Warm Springs Foundation cut a seven-focakeand square danced in their wheel' chairs The foundation established in 1828 by the president and associates treats s of infansufferers from tile paralysis It is the beneficiary of funds raised tonight at some 6000 Roosevelt birthday parties throughout the nation and possessions The president was the central figure at last year's foundation party He cut his own cake Tonight at a family gathering at the White House in Washington he officiated at the same ceremony The birthday dinner attended by patients was held early in the evening those experts who Physiotherapists work toward their cure gave a series ot acts to entertain A trained dog performed and there tgre presents of toy “teddy” bear After the dinner there was a square dance executed by patients in their wheel chairs A part of the huge birthday cake sent here by Henry L Doherty utilities magnate who was general chairman for the nation-wid- e birthday dances was given to the dancers —neighbors and friends of the president— dancing at the Casino Raising of funds through the mo' dium of the balls on the president's birthday assures the continuance of the foundation's workof aiding patients to once again become useful citizens despite their handicap from paralysis The money also will make possible the expansion of the foundation’s efforts to reach other children many of whom are unable financially to take the treatment here JPy-Pre- ity but Unable to restrain his eagerness Mr Roosevelt left his executive offices for a few minutes at noon today to look over the mammoth heap of Sifts plied up in the executive offices Most of the presents were cakes The president smiled happily aa he mulled over his gifts After s regular business day he sat down to s birthday party tonight In the White House with his "buddies of 1820” a birthday custom that has prevailed since that year when he ran for vice president Intimate members of the- White House staff Joined Mrs Roosevelt and her daughter Mrs Anna Curtis Dahl In the celebration ‘ Informal Party Held Soma stunts were arranged but the Mr whole party was Informal -- Roosevelt as usual sliced tha huge birthday cake containing 62 candles "Louie" "Mac" and "Steve”— Louis M Howe Marvin H McIntyre and Stephen Early— secretaries to the president formed the nucleus of the 1820 "gang" Others were Xlrke Simpson of Washington Charles McCarthy of Albany Stanley Prenosll of New York Thomu M Lynch of New York and James Sullivan of Boston These members of tha White House Staff also were present: Miss Marguerite Lehand Miss Grace Tulley Mias Margaret DurtnVand Mrs Malvina Schelder Mias Marian Dicker-maof New York and- Miss Nancy Cook of Hyde Park completed the of scarlet chiffon with a white ermine Senator and Mr Key Pittman the " wrap former Republican vice president group Nearing the end of his first year They tried to lasso Will Rogers and Charles Curtis his sister Dolly Gann him into the but be a the head ot the government group Mr bring and her husband Edward Everett Roosevelt appeared lit the best of proved as wild as a bucking broncho Gann and scores of other celebrities d out the health as he went through a busy day squirming through crowd of engagements and met with his reMr Roosevelt’s entrance wu speccovery council in the afternoon The president’s mother Mrs James tacular The band struck up that old Roosevelt was in New York City song Days Are campaign "Happy A telegram of birthday greetings from Alabama cltizena to President Here Again" swung It Into thetoschool You’’ WASHINGTON Jan 30 ' Roosevelt' signed by 40000 persons day lyric "Happy Birthday it up with "The Roosevelt today nominated Joand 120000 words in length wu de- and endedBanner"' livered late today to the White House seph B Poindexter of Hawaii to be In Roosevelt Mrs the With p The message was carried on a spin governor of Hawaii The president die by messenger boys It was 1280 which proceeded down the steps Intota-a named Frank J Duffy collector of where she held central the feet in length and weighed 3 pounds lobby customs at Nogalu Ariz friends ble her wu her daughter and 3 ounces In naming Poindexter governor of Nancy Cook and Marlon Dlckerman the Paclfie islands the president Melvlna Mrs her ThompMr Roosevelt Is Center son secretary Schelder the president’s secre- abandoned a previous intention to an outsider to this post tary Miss’ Marguerite' Lehand and eppoint The bill making it possible to name Washington Ball Mrs John R Williams a veteran sponWASHINGTON Jan 30 (V-- A sor ot charitable events in Washing- a nonresident of Hawaii as governor half-hopassed the house but nevtjr reached before " midnight Mrs ton Franklin D Roosevelt all in white Present also was the entire cut of a vote In the senate with a necklace of glittering diamonds “Let ’Em Eat Cake" the musical com- Ex-WiRoosevelt’s about her throat lighted the candles edy which parodies the government on tha cake at the na- Victor Moore in the center of the Son Fall tional capital’s "Happy Birthday table known throughout the land ax e ball" "Vice President Alexander Throttle-bottom- " — - In the group that encircled the eake was introducing himself to Were many notables among them Mrs those who uked as "just a natural PHILADELPHIA Jan 30 W-- Mrs Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt former Woodrow Wilson widow of the late very-da- y vice president" Democratic - president - gowned in At lobby tables were Secretary of wife of Elliott Roosevelt second son black and Mrs Anna Dahl pretty War and Mrs Dern Mrs Homer Cum- of the president wu injured last while horse back riding on daughter of the president in a dress mings wife of the attorney general SundayIsland Loflg it was learned today Mrs Roosevelt received a broken nose and bruises about tha eye She was reported today as “doing nicely” Mrs Roosevelt was a house guest at a house party and wu riding with young friends when she was thrown from her horse Members of the family declined to say where on Long Island the accident occurred - JANUARY M 1834 Officers Named All over the territory dances were organized Fairly simple ones at place such as Iditarod Chitini Tanana Grossing Little Eldorado Unalaklik and Talkeet-n- a with a wireless or a phonograph for music Big swanky ones at Juneau Ketchikan Cor- dova Fairbanks and so on Fairbanks sold so many tickets to the ball that they had to hire two halls f t ' American Legion Post Chief of Police W L Payne will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Salt Lake post No 2r American Legion at the chamber of commerce Thursday at 8 p m it was announced Tuesday by Post Commander Norman Sims Mr Sims said the membership drive is well under way and ahead of last year at this time He urged each to bring a prospective'mero-beto the meeting with him to aid in At Westminster member drive over three-floor- s Hikers Marathon Runners Planes Carry Greetings to White House (AV-Al-m- hero in Police Chief to Address ’ 280-mil- r putting the the top Clouds Persist Without Bringing Storm to City The unusual 'condition of clouds without storm continued in Salt Lake Tuesday and there was no indication of any Immediate change Temperatures were slightly lower ranging between 30 and 35 degrees with a mean of 32 which wu but slightly above normal Beast tllul— New— Modern Beaver Dam Ledge on the Arizona Strip Hall way to Los Angele- s- Highway No (1 3 Miles Beyond St George HOTEL CABINS AND CAFE Reasonable Rates Prohibition Repealed in Arizona ficials A few minutes Permits Granted To Five Bus and Truck Companies later Daniel K Younger of Baltimore clad only in a sweater and running trunks came panting up with a message from Mayor Jackson of Baltimore He was anchor man on a relay team that run in frigid air made the from Baltimore In 4 hours and 20 minutes TRAYLOR FIGHTS DISEASE 'CHICAGO Jan 30 (UP)— Melvin A Traylor banker and prominent Fireman Killed as Hotel Democrat was reported "more than The public utilities commission of Roof CoUapses in Baize holding his own” tonight in a Utah Tuesday announced the granting fight against pneumonia Physicians expressed themselves “well of five license to motor carriers and Jan 30 (A)— Hector QUEBEC utlsfled with his condition A se- the denial of one Chevrette Quebec fireman lost his rum made from the blood of his wife Licenses were granted as follows: life today when the roof of the wss administered after he suffered a M Baker and A E Connell- - who Manoir Montmorency hotel fell in relapse yesterday under the firm name of Inland Stages during a fire Five other firemen WHOLESALE TRADE RISES plan to operate a stage line between were injured fled In 15 below zero Thirty guests NEW YORK Jan 30 WP)— Decem- Salt Lake and Grand Junction Colo ber aales-o- f wholeule firms report- William H Lunck of Salt Lake to weather to safety building ing to tha federal reserve bank of operate as a common motor carrier of The hotel a was valued at $187000 and wu proNew York averaged It per cent highproperty in Interstate commerce nounced a total loss er than in the same month 'In 1932 from to Los Angeles and the monthly review of the bank stated Idaho Salt Lake points and as a contract carrier today between Salt Lake Ogden Price and Cedar City V D Atkinson of Kamas SUES FOR DIVORCE to operate between Salt Lake and OakLAMAR Mo Jan 30 UP)— Bert as a contract carrier Hitchcock tued his wife for divorce ley to Crandic Stages Inc ot Cedar Rapso he can obtain a government loan to save the old homestead Hitchcock ids Iowa to operate as a common motor earner of passengers between the Mid his estranged wife Mary refused line and the Nevada-Utato algn his application for the loan line and that without the necessity for her The commission refused a license to signature he can obtain il Ray Lewis of Ephraim to operate as contract motor carrier of freight between Provo and Ephraim The commission found Lewis had reported some of his operations to the commission but had not reported nor paid taxes on other operations in which hashed engaged since 1830 and on TELLS SAFE SIMPLE WAY TO which taxes should be paid and also The is fast returning to the use TREAT AND RELIEVE AT HOME he had operated over an estab of public laxatives liquid People have It you hare catarrh catarrhal deaf- that a ness or head noises caused by catarrh lished route without permit required learned that the right dose of a or If phlegm drop in your throat and by law properly prepared liquid laxative will hu caused catarrh of the stomach or bowela you will bo iad to know that bring a perfect movement without C C Cuts Orders Rate theta dlstreaalng aymptoma may ba enany discomfort at the time or after overoomo mans In instances by tirely To Utah Drouth Areas The dose of a liquid laxative ran the following treatment which you can eaally prepare In your own homt at be varied to suit the needs of the little cost Secure from Schramm-Johnao- n The interstate commerce commis- individual The action ran thus be Drugs or your druggist 1 ounce of Parmlnt (Double Streugtb) Pacific sion authorized Take this home and add to it ' pint Railroad company Tuesday to estab- regulated A child is easily given the of hot water and a little granulated right dose And mild liquid laxatives Take one lish reduced rates on livestock' and do not irritate the kidneys augar atlr until dissolved drouth-stricke- n to feed from livestock and An a tlmea tableepoonful four dey improvement la eomeUmes noted after areas in Utah said an AssoDoctors are generally agreed that tha first day’a treatment Breathing ciated Press dispatch from Washing- senna is a natural laxative It does abould become eaay while the dlstreaa-Inhead notsee headaches dullness ton not dram the system like the catharasrates The etc it are wu should gradually necessary cloudy thinking tics that leave you so thirsty Dr disappear under- the tonlo action of serted to move livestock out ot Gart-ne- y Caldwell’s the treatment: Loss of smell taste Syrup PCpsin is a liquid beand Stokes Utah apd points defective hearing and mucus dropping laxative which relies on senna for its tween and in the back of tha throat ara other Pigeon Promontory Point symptoms which suggest tha presence Utah to stations on the Southern Pa- laxative action It gently helps the of catarrh and which may often be cific in Nevada and to bring into the average person’s bowels back to overcome by this efficacious It la said that nearly ninety Utah area hay stray and livestock regularity per cent ot all ear troubles are caused feed from all points on the Southern You can always got Dr Caldwell’s by catarrh and there must therefore Pacific lines in Arizona California' be men people whose hearing msv toe’ dy ' Nevada Oregon New Mexico Utah for use Member N R A be restorn by this simple harmless horn treatment adry (Adv) and Texas two-wee- k u four-stor- y g BROADWAY DRUG COMPANY h $129 Broadway Fountain Specials Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises 25c Plate Lunch 25c Toasted Baked Ham Sandwich Potato Chips Choice of 5c drink or Hot Chocolate and Ice Cream or Sherbet 20c Dutch Lunch 20c I treat-jne- ElEiSEI110: Choice of Swiss Cheese on Rye or Hot Beef Tamale or Chill and a Large Glass of Draught Beer Schlitz Blatz Becker’s Best 15c ? 27c 15c ?Cf 44c 15c TOBACCO SPECIALS few Manicure Special Offer PURSE sr - Utah’s Largest Home-Owne- d Drug Store Broadway at State 165 BOCABELLI CASTILE SOAP 2 10c Tins Geo Washington Tobacco and 1 50c Pipe 2 Tue : 35c ilTT'i2for21c IK Prince Albert Tobacco Catcher Tobacco 17 L iU 7Qf Regw-StO- A Manicure Pune complete with five mani- cure essentials It Is a fabric rase which folds like a toilet kit and closrs with a snap 49c 8or 44c SPECIALS $100 SUPER D COD LIVER OIL 25o FEENAMINT 25c CHOCOLATE EX-LA- X ASPJRIN TABLETS lOfTs 60c CAMPANA’S ITALIAN BALM $100 LADY ESTHER FACE POWDER 35c GEM BLADES 5’a Single Edge 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste Palmolive Shaving Cream 79c 19c 19c 34c 49c 79c 24c 33 3 for 14c Palmolive Soap 89c Squibb’s im 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