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. o~ - ° . v - of . 7 Reaction to this appointment was the same‘as before-~ hhis critics had a field. day! ‘They correctly foresaw such incidents as -e - doo's telling Queen Elizabeth to her face that. she was nieute.* what. | they did’ not foresee was that the Queen would ke. pleased and flattered - | | beyond words; (rims, 9-18- 39, page 14) , _ _ dee Kennedy, ‘with his: vow séort for r deceit and guile, | began bid ambassadorial four by giving. his erties few grounds for ‘attack, . 7 ; | With typteal atraighttorwardness, he. teft the British Government inne - 8 _ -doube about his sonvietions: swith his very first speech as ah. Ambassador. po, “Tn Maren, 1988, he made’ it: very clean that hé: opposed, the entry ofthe. - a . . United states into’ the ware Possiimistic about England's ability. to defend. Berets he galled: this shots aB he saw them, He reported to President. _ Roosevelt that sending satiny aid to Britain would i only be throwing it down thé é drain, 7 _ For the, doe xerinedy was s aveused of boing eon and - an-semtticr Tg a i rtropedi . wonder how many snow ‘that when he left - a os - _ syhether he comes back to. Us or not, he has caged the. respect | aie to a great America Ambassador who neyer for a monient inistook fhe uw country to whieh he. wag. accredited for the: country. of his birth. ie (time, 11- 4- :40, "Page > 18) ; -_ 7 * . a my . , - . ~ nos . . ace . ' Betyg « ‘ oer ‘ + ~ a * . ’ - . t . mo, - .