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By DOUG LONDO'! (CP)—Mariborough House, the new Commonwealth centre in London, was officially | ed over to th mmon- wealth Relations Office after a

visit ‘ The house, built originally in 1711 for Sarah, Duchess of

‘Marlborough, and recently

Queen ary’s residence, was made available by the vee | by Royal warrant in 1959. Modernized and ssdeeesiog | at a cost of £330,000 by the

British government, it now will a e meeting place for all)

future Commonwealth confer-

The interior retains its 18th- century atmosphere but now contains a 94-seat conference

chamber and 18 lavish commit- |

tee rooms.

George Drew, Canada’s high commissioner in London, at- tended the opening ceremony along with other high commis- —

speech recorded for Mol edly in Canada, Drew said the Commonwealth centre “is a very significant milestone along of this great

“Her majesty could have done nothing which more clearly expresses her leader- ship of a united Commonwealth than to give this historic build- ing which for more than a cen- tury has been the home of mem- bers of the Royal Family.”

MEETS CORRESPONDENTS During the ceremony a num-. ber of Commonwealth press cor- |

,respondents in London were | presented to the Queen.

They were headed by Alan Harvey, chief of the London Bureau of The Seontien Press _and president of the Common- ‘ wealth ananineoheen Associa-

tion | Marlborough House was built by Sir Christopher Wren to the specifications of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough. ater a succession of Royal families occupied the house and in the 19th century it became the formal residence * Edward Val as Prince of W More recently it was occupied | by Edward’s widow, Queen eet. and then by Sat until her death in 1953. new conference chamber contains a 48 - foot oval table.

Twelve Commonwealth coun- tries, including Canada, have each provided a set of six

chairs.

|. There is a 55-foot carpet, pre- dominantly blue, and the A are covered with silk damask in a traditional Hampton Court design first used in the 17th cen-

ry.

The second and third floors

have been converted into large committee rooms where the | Commonwealth delegates will | confer.

Most have views rouge high | | Lancastrian windows of the

| broad sweep of the * Mall ir beyond it, St. James's Park, the Parliament Buildings and Buck- ingham Palace.

Throughout the house period | | Paintings have been retained or | acquired, |

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