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HERE v FINAL CLEARAIICE - ut ) SAIOLIGS -- Winn - DOUBLE' t one-stepp- - 4 ' - tlin— Here is the text of President Rooseli $ velt's address Thursday night on the occasion of his birthday anniI versary: "From the bottom of my heart i '1 y 4 ' I thank all of you—every man and 40: woman and child who has labored with my old friends Basil O'Con- l'i nor and Keith Morgan in this great cause And let me at the i outset also give you my thanks ' In behtilf of all those victims of infantile paralysis towhom this soelit'''''4 ebration Thursday night spells new g r'311111110 : hope and new courage "Most of all I am grateful to America—for reaffirming at this hour America's humanity Amerp ica's active concern for its children This ii the eighth birthday :i': In a row which all of' you have made an occasion for Joining hands In this national humanitarian ef- ' I (Continued From Page One) ' : aid for her wir effort tial information from Henry L '''$ Winkle said he would leave ! Stimson the secretary of war ' i for the provinces Sunday t It: ' ':(1 The senate group in addition ROME lart 30 UPI—A united ' k I 'night or Monday going to 0471‘- - -f41 ii ' No4for'k heard James W Gerard the ' ) -- ri :r- kt :? ir:- tr--Coventry Manchester Shefoffensive against Britain which '' mer ambassador to Germany say k' ''4'$ t ""' if field posand ' ' i" : b1' 14 Birmingham :!':: '''''''"'t'-''' ' re' 'I'''F'"''''"144'"' make previous operations 10'''N400000-'''''47N1"P"f he favored an immediate declara- :: sible end would start for A - AI' ' N- ' '' 1‘ :111' ''' r i - Olt-- 0 semble "only preliminary epition of war against the Hitler gov- "- : home the middle of next A 4 ornment and advocate passage of t 7 ' 4: odeg"- was predicted by fascist week nts-'-7$)!: e': as a bill for the weapon ''''''''' k – : editorial apokesmen Thursday night "lightning "' The American said thla ' y A 4 n"""04"041:oh--'' ' A" ' " defense" against "lightning war'" " '‘ lik :411'da its the high coirirnanddreported curtailment of his visit had ''' e' ' e lease-lend measure The pending ''"004i ' 'VA by Italian troops counterVfigres1'7"47-'"1tnothing to do with getting Or n ''' would give President Roosevelt ''' in Eritrea home to testify on the ' attacking 1 f — ' ' - Govanni ' ''' ' broad authority to have military ''' ' Ansaldo editor of bill When Wills I "'7-elseores-gMinister Count Galeazzo supplies manufactured here or kie wag informed that Sena- C3arto a where with the treasury subject in newttpaper---Telegnator Gerald P Nye isolationiA " 1:1 to later congressional appropria- ist leader had maid he ought toegtiorm told the armed forces tions footing the bill The MUPPOIllli and Adolf said hs to be hPard dent then in his discretion e "would docistionli Told( ler the WOUid to be Itt "delighted" tip sell lease lend or "otherwise dis- WO! for the attacks against the United States the pear at ' pose of" the products to nations4 Brttiph" $enate committee hearing on ' es'' be who considered defense 4over the radio grhortly ' the bill speaking — sential to the defense of the United before Hit ler' promise of an axis -l t 1 t ‘:: :!:?' p States ::'::'' -04: 4: victory in 1941 was rebroadcast in 7 ' 4t I Llt K1bz44b1The committee's report—to be 4 is‘4iw'' 04Wilw i1s2y Ansaldn indicated the new Frifollowed The White House mail room presented a scene for funds to fight Infantile paralLsis reached ofteneve wenAd be timed tel render by a minority report s" Prated States help to Britain fu day or Saturday—was a iengthy of feverish activity as the annual "March of its climax From every city town and document first of all urging the contributions silver came let drive the nation in annual president's birthday house toapprove the bill anditthen Illaultved la Re4it proceding to a minute analysis of the measure and of the amend- - Ir The Italian and German peoples ments which the committee with ate well resolved not to let'themthe approval of administration pelves give way to British capi' leaders attached to ' it talism even If it appeals to the From One) said-'rit- e reg (Continued Calling the provision empowering egfber president to lend or otherwise irtr uontial Refit° Del Carourline of defense in the the dispose of war materials the "most loin tst Ilologna expressing the placed the etirrent fascist view that the wesletn rIe4fiet Welles amserted Important" single clause-- of (Continued From rage One) United- States "'already ean be eon this country's lines of defense are bill the committee went on to say: sidered a—belligerent" warned of determined solely by the acts and 'It authorizes the disposition by peace blaze In our great citiesfantile Paralysis which expends MIAMI Fla Jan 30 Util—As has rraver cornplicatiotue "whenever by the policies of other nations" this governmentis to any nation and glow in our towns and vil- hall in the borne community contribution to the cause behind whose defense vital to the de- the Ronsevelt- plan of inetelteed aid they were raised and half tho president's birthday balls Fred States United the that laughter and 'Music where tense ' to Engla ntris voted?' of the United States of any lages—that Denying in scientific research still out coast to from coast ring Vrtited Statestentrance into the was seeking to extend "its hege- defense article upon those terms At the Warm Springs founda- Snite Jr Infantile paralysis nut—that we will return to sate beds said as- mony or juriadiet!on in the Pacific and conditions which the president erwilliet: the tion in Georgia frequently ferer has come to the aInint MIN of tonight immip4ively "will have no advaniis not that we feel no conby President Roosevelt the pa- a young Miamian similarly Mricken Welles said "those lines of deems satisfactory arts" "It dined around a cake "iced" tage for England" cern for the plight of free peoples tients Consultation of techniwith dimes contributed toward "British foreei Including an defense are fixed solely by what Requires elsewhere in we world the that are nurses and physicians has is "As we to the dans in defense articles which estimate the required Australian unit which was dui- that infantile fight paralysis do not hope that they may conbeen placed at the dispogal of olor a w lodged from a previously raptured ligtit of such policies and acts by not specifically manufactured or tinue the freedom of their gov- might ultimately be ILLIIILILIC I suchea on of forbehalf in to ' electrician flight positzon 'I'ere put others to insure the inviolability procured ernments Happney and their ways of life Swap Campaign Tales Eritrea" the war communique eign government the disposition in the ' to an cbme been has who and the safety of our territory" days occupant of a can only he made after consultaIn the family dining room at the bc'l1er-43P"iron Itbng" for three reference to a negotiated tion with the chief of naval opera- Cuts Huge Cake With White House there was a swapClaim Three Egoista or of months of tions the chief of the old countales—tales Welles navy cited in ping campaign peace Europe "It is because we believe in and that date back to 1920 when : Thrison era anti arms were report Mr tries' invailed by Germany in viola- staff of the army or both on the right of the helpless Experts said they believed that "This provision in a manner insist taken in the attack on the Roosevelt ran experiments with and the weak and the crippled vice AUstrithans in the'northern sector tion he 'said of "binding sour- wholly consistent with our constipresident for among the Snit" they have a good chance of to their in play everywhere part tution gives the flexibility neces- life—and survive while in the ibouth the bulletin said ancea" Then he asked: guests were five of the eight men returning Happney to a normal British columns Wet" routed in "Under conditions in Europe to- sary to meet the fast changing situhealthy life is because we know in- who went through it "It in the war abroad in order three places American public opinion ation our this of that the -stinctively day'could right own national defense in- unfortunate comes -that Our air formations IlltenAively ‘11-our free Norribed enemy motorized units conceivably favor a negotiaton for terests may be served best It peoples' philosophy under botfrom the troops and positions" the eximmuni- peace which would sanction the places this power of negotiation and tom up and van never be imposed Open an Account in nathe One the continued British continued enslavement of the disposition quo president plane from the top down" -chief and wee rerortedexecutive commander in allot down tions now occupied by German Mr Roosevelt besides making No -chief of the army and navy!' 4rqs using damagel- - to Italian military forces? radio cut one aight the of talks his iI'M bases-- But more than that the negoFees 0 Explait)ing that he favored the seven birthday cakes at the eight- 'In Libya the high command said tiation of any lasting peace must Idea of helping England and speak- eenth annual reunion of the 'Cuff for BritT3A forces were subjected to be predicated the sincere ing approvingly of a proposal that Links Boys" at the White House upon e zie a be Great Britain west $2000000to of of desire all a such the parties given Credit heavy artillery shelling while thousands from coast to to as credit here she Tobruk aided by our settletnent to abide by the agreespend pleases coast made merry that handil ments reached and to carry out he objected to the bill because he allatiort! ifo capped children might be hap(The COMM Wig Ile (lift not men- the pledges which they make thought it would give the president pier tion specifically DetTla which the "From the record of the German unnecessarily broad powers Whole U S Celebrates British officially announced they government of the past eight years This SALE SA V ES you Approves Principle' this in and the rs of the citation captured In barn dances at morning) light '1' not only deep am ' said "I for Bad weather was said to hare which I have read to you la it Posthe principle" he and informal balls in big cities price cuts — but later tanttampered operations on the Greek sible to imagine that any peace at a press conference "I would like folks waltzed terwit "Over price advances and jitterbugged to help ft primmer' atut arm" arrived at under present conditions to aid England I am thoroughly in were rrported taken in large patrol would be worth the paper on which sympathy with them But I don't goed nanc'e a campaignagainst infan' ''''' think that in order to aid Eng- tile paralysis a movement to orticeis FUR COATS " it was written?" we land tremento have take got which Mr Roosevelt has dedicatdmIG —Slack Caraeuls-- dous powers away from congress ed each birthday since he became Grey earnestly— II d Muskrats— and give them to the president" 1 Others dined went to d ''''' Marmots— president Four amendments proposed by shows or gathered in private parSesaine-dye- d Coneys administration leaders were adopt- ties '' ed and all other efforts to change Funds from the affairs went to : the measure or restrict the grant the National Foundation for In- - P S of authority to the president were I LIP beaten Martin referred to the amendments approved as "window dressing" and said they were es) sentially meaningless tw TERMS! Among other things these amendments say the measure does ' J''' c4"4) not "authorize or permit" the ( "''' it?' NEW YORK Jan 30 UPW—Seersending of United States MIMI Harold L vessels to convoy suppli es An- etory of the Interior ivit$ ir a--Vit'r' i other amendment states that the Ickes and former Governor Philip l000 1 ON S IL 0 I LA Follette of Wisconsin debated 'N broad in v the ----S-KIS presidential powers I v 4 't j bill shall expire June 30 1943 ex- the British aid A night eI cept that the president may carry Ickes °ailing for --its adoption to ' out agreements or contracts made show the world "the American IO CARRYII 014961j A! before that date sr eagle cannot be transformed into ' ' an ostrich" and IA Follette opposNORTH STAR SKIS Ridge Top Laughs at Revisions 1 ' '' AS I IP N ing it on the ground that "we may 'Hoare-Laval' Hickory Regular deal and In coneetion with the time limit have a new 94111U5 $10 Now Martin laughed and remarked that suddenly find ourselves quite alone i II ' someone said on the house floor —et war with all the world" All lengths Newest Styles Select KANDAKIIAR SKIS— In prepared speeches for "AmerWednesday that when Hitler come from rich Red Iron black Caracul ' EEK (Guarantood) to power a time limit of four years ica's Town Meeting of the Air" Squirrel-dye- d Coney (Ermine efRENT WE l Broadski was linposed upon his regime He Ridge Top Finest by the National 1 fect) Manchurian Welt etc was of the opinion that Mr RooseSKIS AND company both debaters re- made Regular i t to recent utterances of velt could at any time send outt SKI EQUIPMENT 11U1 US Now A La Charles naval eonvoys if be chose to do so Lindbergh 4'5 i oilette mentioning him in a laudaregardielmi of the language ' k LUND MAPLE SKI— SKI had been written into the bill tory passage end 'Ickes referring UP Ridge Top Clear Meanwhile the senate foreign to him only as "one of the appeasPOLES relations committee heard James ers — the Bottom-- Was flying -I W Gerard the former ambassador Pay Weekly $795 AA A to V 7R:: Germany and Dr ReinholdI Every 2 Weeks Regular $345 : 21111 if Niebuhr of Union TheologicalI zes' i or Now f1 Monthly : the' STORE of WIDE the paseage Seminary urge as best suits lita064measure and then went into exyour Budget " Cable Ski ecutive session to receive confiBindings -- Accounts Welcorne dential Information from Secretary SKI t isl because we believe in and "It insist on the right of the helpless and the weak and the crippled everywhere to play their-- part in life—and survive it is because we know instInctively that this right of the unfortunate comes Under our free peoples' philosophy from the bottom up and can never be Imposed from the top down "I do have satisfaction on this birthday of mine because of the fact that definite progress has been made in these past 20 years on a national scale in the fight against iRfantile paralysis Id a very broad but a very definite sense this fight is a true part of the national fense of America have alwayr tried to rerriemher that the particular problem of infantile paralysis doos call for a national fight- - W have it fort truly in every "Sate Of the tniorn We ar Not Happy Days for Any at last organizing adequately to "I cannot say as you well under- tight it stand that this is for me a completely happy birthday These are i5 lure re Grows not completely happy days for any neceo 'We have had to face the of us In the world Shall we say sity ot uniting medical scientists this that American birthdays year and doctors and nurses and public are being made at least happier officers and the general than they would otherwise be be- public Into a Unique offensive--a- nd cause all of us are still living un- the battle year by year is gaining der a free peoples' philosophy? greater success "It is not only that the lights "The year-i- n year-ocampaign-of peace blaze in our great cities culminating on each January 30 viltowns and and glow in our has had the support of almost lages—that laughter and music everyone—from' lhOse who give still ring out from coast to coast large sums down to the school chil—that we will return to safe beds dren who contribute their pennies Thursday night Clearly unquestionably we are "It is not that we feel no con- winning the fight—winning It cern for the plight of free peoples thanks to all of you elsewhere inthe world that we "And so to All of you I give my do not hope that they may con- Own thanks for the carest birthday tinue the freedom of their governmr- present of all—thel gift of your -nts and their ways of life in the charity your kin4riess to each other and to the natiOn” days to- come Jan WASHINGTON : 1 ite-! - I A ''' -- ::::d---- t c' Textof Roosevelt Address On Birthday Anniversary floilsme 1i j 1677" 4: t :" — ''''''''''''' ti ' 4 : January 31 1911 Into White 1 I '' e' -- Battles-o- ' vbe smt gake Zeibune Friday 1torning 0 Open an Account S a - 4 Armoomwmmoomm4"mmmmowill P ' — -- - ' B — I |