SIX MEDFORD (OHEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday, Junt 9, 195S
Queen Elizabeth
Pledges Close
Accord With US
London (U P.) Queen Eliza
beth II oriened Britain's new
Parliament today with a solemn
pledge of her government!
"close accord'' with the United
States while "confidently looking
forward to fruitful negotiations
with the Soviet Union."
Gray skies and a paralzing 12-
dav-old railroad strike set the
mood for the bleak air of auster
ity which dimmed the traditional
splendor of the first state, open
ing of Parliament following last
month's general elections. .
Opening Date Advanced
"My lords and members of the
House of Commons," the young
Queen began in her high, thin
voice, "the grave situation cre
ated by the interruption of the
railway services has made it
necessary to advance the date of
the opening of Parliament.
"I have proclaimed a state of
emergency to enable my minis
ters to take the steps needed to
maintain supplies and services
which are essential to the life of
the community," she said.
, Trimmed drastically in the
emergency was much of the pub
lie pageantry surrounding the
opening of Parliament and the
launching of Prime Minister Sir
Anthony Eden's new govern
ment. Rode in Limousine
Instead of the brilliant state
procession in a gold carriage, the
sovereign and the Duke of Edin
burgh rode to the houses of Parl
iament in a closed black limou
sine. The Queen's "speech from the
throne," meticulously prepared
in advance by Eden and his min
isters, broadly embraced the for
eign and domestic policies which
the new government plans to
follow.
Capitalistic Mansion To House Soviet Delegation To UN Meeting
Hillsborough, Calif. (U.R
A 30-man delegation from Rus
sia will be holed up in as about
as capitalistic a mansion as
you'd find anywhere during the
forthcoming United Nations an
niversary meeting in San Fran
cisco. The Soviet diplomats contrary
to their Communist philosophy,
have rented a decidedly non
proletarian $400,000 home in
this exclusive, remote "million
aire's suburb," 18 miles south of
the city.
They have agreed to pay own
er Neal McNeil, a San Francisco
used car dealer, S4000 for ,'the
use of his sprawling, two-story
Mediterranean style house for
two weeks, utilities included.
The mansion was built 27
years ago by the free-enterpris
ing Spreckels family, which am
assed a fortune in the sugar and
dairy industries. McNeil, his
wife and their three children,
Neal II, 16, Marnea, 13, and Rog
er, 11, have lived in it for the
past four years.
A big white sandstone struc
ture with a rust slate Spanish
roof, the house sits on a three
acre estate and is kept complete'
ly aloof from the other mansions
in the neighborhood by a high
ring of eucalyptus trees.
Offer Security
The McNeil place, which will
house Soviet Foreign Minister
Aitlee Reelected
Labor Party Leader
London (U.R) Socialist
members of Parliament today
unanimously reelected 72-year-old
former Prime Minister Clem
ent Attlee as leader of the Brit
ish Labpr Party.
Attlee's position as party head
for the past 20 years was threat
ened by the recent Socialist elec
tion defeat. Left and right-wing
extremists of the party blamed
the deafeat on weak leadership
and Attlee's failure to win party
unity.
But today, a meeting of nearly
all the 277 Laborite members of
Parliament formally .. expressed
faith in the veteran labor party
leader.
. A resolution was adopted
which said the meeting "express
ed the unanimous wish of the
party that he (Attlee) should con
tinue in office."
Indian Ambassador
Arrives in Canada
Ottawa (U.R) V. K. Krisb
na Menon, Indian Prime Minis
ter Jewharlal Nehru s roving
ambassador arrived . in Canada
today and said the tension in the
cold war was easing.
Menon went immediately up
on his arrival here to the home
of Indian High Commissioner
Dr M. A. Rauf.
Earlier he told reporters at
treal that. "I'm not negotiating"
and the Indian government does
not consider itself a "mediator"
in the cold war.
"But on the whole there is a
tendency for tension to get low
er isn't there?" he asked.
He will leave tomorrow for
New York for a UN meeting in
his capacity as India's chief UN
delegate, and go to San Fran
cisco later for the UN's 10th an
niversary celebrations.
Philomath Firm Buys
O&C Fir in Lcue County
: Salem (U.R) Clemens For
est Products Inc., of Philomath
contracted to purchase some 7,
000,000 board feet of O&C Doug
las fir in Lane county on a bid
of $70 per 1000 board feet
. A Bureau of Land Manage
ment sale here Tuesday involv
ed eight tracts containing 21,
000,000 board feet of timber,
for which $954,854 was offered.
This was almost double the ap
praised price.
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V. M. Molotov and other top
Russian officials, is ideal from
a security standpoint, undoubt
edly the main reason it was se
lected. There is only one en
trance, a long oval shaped drive
way which leads to the front
door, and the nearest street with
any volume of traffic is a mile
and a half away.
An advance Soviet party head
ed by Alexander Zinchuk of the
Soviet embassy in Washington,
decided on the McNeil home
after' rejecting several smaller,
less pretentious places in San
Francisco.
A tour of the rambling, 16
room house revealed a manner
of living assiduously frowned on
in the Soviet Union. Among the
home's "decadent"' luxuries the
Russian officials will enjoy are
seven bathrooms, an adjoining
three room cottage for servants,
three car garage, 45 by 20 foot
swimming pool and enough
marble statuary to fill a mu
seum. The two main living rooms,
one on the first floor and one
upstairs, are elegantly furnished
with period antique pieces, ankle
deep wall to wall carpets, and
floor length drapes.
In addition, Molotov will be
able to use McNeil's oak paneled
den as a conference room, but
the Russian's diplomatic plan
ning will be watched by a stern
painting of the "prodigal son,"
by Esenstein which hangs over
the fireplace.
Doubtful Art
Mrs. McNeil showed the house
with obvious pride but she said
she wasn't sure how the austere
Communists would take some of
the art work.
In the foyer are two Italian
Frescoes depicting the lush life
of the Roman era. One shows
a voluptuous bare bossomed
young woman and the other de
picts a Roman warrior drink
ing from a huge silver wine cup.
"That might be a little too
rich for their blood," Mrs. Mc
Neil said.
Mrs. McNeil said she found
Zinchuk and his aides "very
pleasant people to deal with"
and she had "no qualms" about
turning the house over to the
Russians for two weeks.
She said she wasn't going to
any extra trouble to get the
house ready for the Red diplo
mats except to "put away our
personal things."
"We were planning to take
a vacation anyway," Mrs Mc
Neil said. "This just means" we'll
go a little earlier."
Shortly after receiving the
press, Mrs. McNeil said she
would have to refuse to let any
more news or cameramen into
the house. She said "the Russians
are protesting the publicity."
Guatemalans in Exile
Will Receive Amnesty
Guatemala City, Guatemala
(U.R) President Carlos Castillo
Armas announced today that he
would grant amnesty to a limit
ed number of Guatemalans now
living, in exile.
Some 4,000 Guatemalans .fled
wben the pro-Communist regime
of former President Jacobo Ar-.
benz was overthrown. Armas
said many of the self-exiles have
requested permission to return.
He said the amnesty would be
limited to refugees of "good conduct."
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