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REMARKS FOR THE ROSE GARDEN
FILED BY
11/1/51
MR. HOPKINS
November 2, 1951.
NOV 3 1951
your Rogal Higheross, your Royal Highness
PRINCESS ELIZABETH:
the Duck of Ediaforrough:-
It has been a very great pleasure to have you and your
RECOROS
20 SERVICE*
husband as our guests.
when I say that, I am sure I speak for all the people of
the United States, and especially for the people of Washington. We
have many distinguished visitors dere in this city, but never before
have
we had a wonderful young couple that so completely captured the hearts
of all of us. You will leave many happy memories among the people
who have greeted you here.
the King.
It is very thoughtful and generous of) ogts your father to send
this gift. It is magnificent. I am especially glad that he selected
senters
something for this building, which means so much to the people of the
United States.
placed
This overmantel will be put in the White House, and it will
that
be cherished
greatly as a mark of the close ties which bind our two
countries This have
together. country is build upon principles which we
ewn
inherited from the British people. Our love of liberty, our system
up
of justice which is based fon the English common law, our language --
these and many other things give us a strong feeling of kinship.
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