Berlin, May 5.
President Roosevelt's speech at Staunton, in which he predicted the triumph of Democracy and the downfall of aggressors, was merely an American affair and was of no interest to Germany, authorized Nazi quarters said today when asked to comment on the address, "We will leave the historical par-alld between Wilson and Roosevelt answered by history," they said.
The making of former President Woodrow Wilson's home a shrine "will not have influence on Europe," they added.
President Roosevelt made his speech when he dedicated the World War President's home as a national American shrine—United Press.
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