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WHAT AN EX-CABINET COLLEAGUE SAYS ABOUT HIM
BEVAN, IT SEEMS IS AT LOGGERHEADS WITH HIMSELF
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HIS book by Ancurin Bevan will con- fuse many critics who have painted the author in lurid colours and held him up as a horrible example of the
by EMANUEL
raging, rearing revolutionary, bent on the SHINWELL, M.P.
Immediate destruction of capitalism and all its works,
the
all the time that I this be pushed too far it falls into error,
Apart can sc me pravishing at all; it has been in Mar- knowing comments on minor aspects of xium." policy, the most orthodox and
However, he prefers Right-wing
of the member
"It struggles against the avila state in precise terms what Labour Part could find tie to evolutionary processes and re-
Jects the method of revolution. that flow from private property, proportion of the national in- cavil al
yet reailses that all forms of come should be devoted to this This will not, endear him to private property are not neces- purpose. the Politburo, which, despite his sarity evil."
conndenco in the declared theories of Marx, Lenin, Engels, is likely to regard him as an obscurantist idealist.
He sees a new world evolving vastly different from which is
Even Mr Bevan's principal will fail to acc.aim supporiors the book as a reservoir of in- spiration or an exciting version of their political gospel.
Mr Bevan issues no command to his followers to roll up their sleeves and go into battle; there
leader of the Labour Furly.... is no preview of a holy crusade.
hla
Here he makes no bid for the
Mr Bevan's brief narrative of early struggle for self- "lift himself out education to of the gut is revealing.
En ex- Unfortunately, such perience can produce melancho- ly reflections in later years and cause the victim to be at cross
monthly payroll-£1,400,000-purposes with everybody.
rbout £178,000 is lost regular- ly to cardsharps, roulette wheels, and slot machines.
Yet, the fact that abme men are
rise above their able to environment and attain eminence. in literature, ort, dustry, and politics seems to contain the refutation
!T2-
"NYE" BEVAN
It confers no benefits on the British public to stir up hostility against the U.S.
Whatever faults may have been encountered In American foreign polley, we are bound to rely, whether in the search for world peace or a deterrent M: against war for even as Bevan would himself desire, to assist in economic rehabilita- tion), on the moral and physical backing of the American people.
This view is reinforced by
Mr Bevan's own plea that it is wiser to spend on the develop- ment of the backward countries than on armaments.
This is an unfortunate emis- and Such placid sentiments, even alen, because he doubts whether I somewhat confusing, are the threet to world peace has
or that Sviet This, as he knows, is accopted hardly calculated to excite the diminished
an United Nations policy, which Russia is willing to make faithful,
may well have been carried attempt to ease the tension,
12.
through with enthusiasm and with the necessary Anancial not support if the world had been living under the threat of aggression.
of Mr the old: a familiar sentiment
Two officers have committed suicide and the Senators say these tragedies were caused by money troubles due to gom-Bevan's theory that poverty in agreeable In many quarters. biling.
Morcover, they allege that
has "the gambling habit
of officers gripped a number
and airmen that morale heg been impaired, and thefts, wholesale-pawning of uniforms,
childhood is necessarily barrier to advancement,
So undecided
#
Yet Mr Bevan is at logger- heads with himself in deciding the pattern of the new order of society.
Mr Bevan is one of cur most
advocates
intriguing polical TT is a plty that the tragedy,
know what he is driving at.
Mr
on the
and Too much of this Bevan may evoke condemnation, To place the blame not for being too revolutionary, US, as he appears to do, but for not being revolutionary for what is called pante rearina enough.
So confusing
-ment-is_na_answer,
That country may be right or wrong in bringing pressure on the Western nations to rearm. cannot
But the build-up of arma- make up his mind which leg
under the ments
aegis of the to stand on about Soviet Russia. Atlantic community would never
NEURIN
BEVAN
So entangled
SAY this book is an attempt at a thoughtful, analytical, Bevan the orator and forceful and sociological study in which He deplores the concentration have taken place it Soviet
agitator Is subordinated camps, the suppression of per- Russia had not surrounded her Bevan the philosopher. sonal arty, and the
self with a number of satellite destroying regime prevailing in countries, spent a
soul-
substantial
Yer
the ngr
to
somehow it fails to catch
that county yet believes that proportion of her resources on on because he is neither decisive
caused and day the workers of Russia
armaments, and will exft sumelent pressure to blockade which led to the Berlin
to air-lift. enable politieat democracy emerge.
conclusive. In short, we have here the
of thoughts man who is trying to disentangle a series of com-
In plex problems and, a process, gets into a tangle him-
self.
The Korean aggression gave
to rearmament,
As yet, there is preelous little an impetus evidence of a change of heart; nyen Mr Bevan would agree. nor can he prove, on the records of the years since the war, that Soviet Russia, while anxious to avoid glebal war, is desperately working for peace.
and the passing of bad cheques Intense bitterness, and de- and everybody would like to Mr-Bavan ir mo! -opposed-to-
have resulted.'
were all 100 common in the valleys of South Wales in his day, together with details of his work underground receive no more than a passing reference.
They list 1,430 gambling desolation which
Biloxi. vices in the town of And now,
aroused say the Senators, it is up to the Air Force to wipe out all this "deplorable laxity," RAYMOND MOLEY, editor of
If he had devoted more space
more
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These read very much like at the fruits of nocturnal distus
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contends economist, whore views on how facts to relate economic tueful Ray, "have a good party, to
are about as surplus cf good èndidates, political strategy
All it useful as the and the test leaders.
dpinions of the lacks is the votes."
pigs of Drogheda on psychology.
1
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Mr Bevan claims to have pro fited by his, study of Marxism.
"In so far as I can be said to have had a political train-
In Place of Fear (Heinemani (8).
rearmament. He sternly
Is bukes the pacifists, which
consolation after the His philosophy may be con- por
έπι the support they recently accorded veniently summarised concluding sentence of the book him.
abiding where he declares his faith in democratle Socialism.
"What," Mr Bevan asks, "is
democratic Socialism?"
the
THE SORT OF THINGS
NYE
SAYS
Quotes from his book:
the Labour O. WHENEVER
It is still a matter for conjee- "Against the background of Party has made a mistake, it has ture whether those who invaded
South Korea did not think that, mounting tension created by not teen in consequence of pure the United States- had disin- such palicis," he wrlies suing its principles too roughly terested herself in the Far East Idle to talk about general dis- armament. People are not, and or tou for but by making too and that, therefore, it was safe never have been, prepared to many concessions to convention for them to try their handi-ja
guns while al opinion, throw away their they feel unsafe.
"The guns are there because the tense of insecurity is there, not the insecurity because the guns are there.
O THERE is no evidence to that the Soviet Union show
Sho wants a trial of strength, can, of course, fall into it. But it is easier for a dictatorship to puli oc, of such a situation than
for a democracy. dictatorship has opinion to satisfy.
ILO
A
public
"The philosophy of demo- cratic Socialism is essentially cool in temper. It sees society,
O THE TROUBLE with the in its context with nature and
boards of the nationalised Indus- of the limitations
tries is that they are a constitu- is conscious imposed by physical conditions.
tional outrage....The Minister, by divesting himself of parlia "It sees the Individual in his with society and la
"The existence of huge arma- mentary responsibility, disfran and context
compassionate
contributes to chises the electorate as well. ments directly therefore tolerant.
It is the universal fear, but
This
UP TO the Korean incident "Because it knows that all sec:ridary, not primary,
Eastern polley THE reaction of the United States Lo the revelation (in political action must be a choice applies to atom weapons as to American For
floundered from one extreme to between
a number of possible more primitive types."
another. At first she put all Korea) of her military unpre- This is a alternatives it eschews all ab-
refreshing example her money on the Chinese Nu- paredness for a major war dealt tionalles. When these falled, a deadly blow to Europe's hopes of realism. solute proscriptions and Anal decisions."
the Although not against spending she turned her back on the for economic recovery, and at same time sent a cold wind And further. "It seeks the
throughout the backward ro- truth in any
given situation, money on detence he omits to whole area....
gions of the world.
THIS M.P. IS A NIGHT CLUB
ENTERTAINER IN 'PARADISE'
Д
By PATRICK NICHOLSON
year-round climate;
sandy
night life
"Our M.Ps are not paid," he explained, "sa I earn my living
In
but cause a trall of unem-
the spring. ployment when they leave.
cs an
the
* revealed the weakness of
molive
behind President Truman's Fourth Point, (To give economie and technical help to backward areas.)
entire-
if this motive,hed
ly altruistic it might have stood the stain. I have no doubt about his intentions; but unfor tunately it had been
represented
to the American people as the bulwark against Communism.
Korea raised the question. Have we time for the Fourth Point to operate? At once the military experts sald No!
• THE
ARADISE is a much in plenty, open-air
here." overworked word in a under colour-ficodlit palm trees,
Since
So, instead of raising a revolu- world that shows little
mysterious disease
of 21 visions Bert
ARMS programme, has out the Yet the sun wiped
prosperous sign of it.
Bahamian majority in Panila- tion, Bert plans to raise taxes and
majority and vegetables when he becomes agreed in the summer of 1950, drenched dollar-earning sponge-growing industry
ment, With such a HUMAN TOUCH: My Bahamas have what it takes repeal of America's Prohibition behind him, Bert, the "Calypso the Napolcon of Nassau. He will was not sufficient to meet the
nurseries,
pineapple sirable.. Before the year was taximan sighed philosophically:
week to deserve this tribute. Nas- ended lleit rum-running, the Cromwell," would be the most encourage coccanut plantations, needs regarded as militarily de- nolds of sisal to cut still heavier programme. "It'll be a mighty poor
gardens and build
Industries was comanded; and all to be se export sau's famous beach is not Bahamas' biggest dollar-care powerful figure in this Carib tomate
up tips."
all-the complished in three years, by "Why so?".
called Paradise for nothing. has been their perfect all-the- bran Paradise.
"There won't be a revolution which will provide
which time, we were told, we "Oh, the Daughters of
when that happens," sald Bert, year-round jobs for all art In American Revolullor
Here is bliss in every shape
Meanwhile, While the red tide of Come sipping his neat rum, "and
Insoms.could "tails to Russia out of
strength." form-glistening, town. Nice ladlea-enjoy talk-and
trouble in there won't be any revolutionary
tax free Eden, Nassau continues
Russia to It seems Incane for ing to 'em, but they pinch a beaches washed by a sea that is munism three ens
to attract those with large walt for that date If her feal in- nlekel so hard it squeaks." always warm, for bathing, food, nearby Guatemala and Panaria, changes."
pieces nobody yet has tried to stir up
He does not want to lead the fortunes. Several.
beach property have changed tention is a military show-down. trouble in these islands.
Bahamas into the proposed bands of high prices. A 100-t. She is obviously less belligerent West Indian Federation. But
NO ONE 1a less fitted thari a The Calypso M.P. Bert has one idea which, it put strip of seashore was bought than some American publicis:n.
into effect, will do much to take centy for £15,000. the attraction out of Paradise.
But Nassau is only a tiny, milltary expert to weigh the
strip sophisticated
the economic consequences of his You have only to meot, Bert He wants to introduce income
Bahamas. The whole group of Yet the nature of the
nordinate demands, z
modern Cambridge, leader of the Baba- tax and death duties,
Sands this to understand
comprises 20 mians, "Seventy thousand refugesa
Blinds, some 090 smaller islands military machine makes it more and about 2,400 cays or islets. than ever necessary that the in- from the Canadian and American
And only 20 of the islands are dustrial repercussions should be. winter shows sure have brought
Many carefully weighed before heavy much-welcomed dollars," сауа
permanently inhabited, At present the Government are for sale. With the purchase nilitary expenditure is embark- Bert, "We're alt a happy com-
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1 found Bert working at his thing from food to dia-hooks, Island's name.
to cars, This unusual job as organist in a from cloities right club. An unusual lob for catches the rich tourist who can a politician, While the native afford Scotch whisky. English china and luxurious textiles band played liiting Calypso tunes, smiling women wearing which fill the shops, But it also cetches the poor Bahamian whe scarlet hibiscus blooms in their are three weeks to cam the hair danced, with bronzed men 212 walch a tourist pays for in gay sports shirts or white
one day in a luxury, hotel. dinner jackets,
When the music stopped, Ber came, and sat at our table. This Bahamian M.P, is also Nassau's best Calypso musician, as well
Larke
1
done
THE outstanding need of China, as of similar communities, Is for the industrial products of the urban communities of the Many Spanish treasure chips West. These Russin is not able are known to have been wreck to supply in anything approach- ed in the Bahamas. Mere chance ing the quantities required. has given many settlers a su Indeed, Just to the extent that, prising and
unexpected hoard Russia has perverted her own ! The best spenders here to- of treasure, and there are people
sald Bert, day,
in supplyiDя table ps: ore the still who come out here on the economy to war purposes, she is Canadian, all barons and cattle strength of some chart of the elvillan requirements of her kings,
treasure story handed down temporary, alles,
:
from an carlier generation.
It is a grim commentary on
as being a skiver-tongued orator. Such visitors being prosperity He looks like a Jay, preacher in to these islands, and enable In fact, the chance of find the direction taken by the Rus- the while dinner coat which in them to cam nearly £2,000,000 ing treasure trove is as good as alan revolution that the North his evening uniform-whether a year in dollars for the British that of winning a football ppl Koreans found it easter to obtain in his role as night club cloned Treasury. The visitors, supply in the Bahamas, and it gives tanks than tractor ploughs from members of the tiny 20-men the winter season, when oven that additional amount
taxi-drivers make £10 a week glamour,
Parliament.
of noi the West making. Just that:
same mistake