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PRESIDENT EULOGISES JEFFERSON'S POLITICAL IDEALS AT CORNERSTONE LAYING. WASHINGTON, D.C. NOVEMBER 15. SPEAKING TODAY AT THE FORMAL LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE OF THE UNFINISHED MEMORIAL TO THOMAS JEFFERSON HERE, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PRAISED THE POLITICAL FUNDAMENTALS LAID DOWN BY THE THIRD PRESIDENT. 'HE LIVED AS WE LIVE IN THE MIDST OF STRUGGLE BETWEEN RULE BY THE SELF-CHOSEN INDIVIDUAL OR THE SELF- APPOINTED FEW, AND RULE BY THE FRANCHISE AND APPROVAL OF THE MANY,' HE SAID. DIGRESSING FROM HIS PREPARED SPEECH AT THE OUTSET, HE SAID, '...I HOPE THAT BY JANUARY OF 1941 I SHALL BE ABLE TO COME TO THE DEDICATION OF THE MEMORIAL ITSELF.' HIS TERM DOES NOT EXPIRE UNTIL JANUARY 20, 1941

PRESIDENT EULOGISES JEFFERSON'S POLITICAL IDEALS AT CORNERSTONE LAYING...

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