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BEVAN HITS AT DOCTORS: "POLITICALLY POISONOUS" Sabotage Of Act Of Parliament

London, Feb. 12.

Mr. Aneurin Bevan, the Minister of Health, whose bluntness had earlier autagonised opponents of his new National Health scheme, today ac- 'cused the British Medical Association of being a "small body of politically poisoned people.' The British Medical Association represents a ma-

jority of the doctors.

Ten days ago, Mr. Bevan, in [ today taken to the door of the an attack on the BMA, said | House of Commons for the Orst that the plebiscite which it is time's now condueling among the doc-

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should Mr. Bevan wel-oming the curry- Boin the seh m", gave rise toing out of the Government's the "possiblity

intimida-celeme next July and express-

Ing satisfaction that the condi The battle between the Asso

thne ander which the profes- ciation and Mr. Bevan, which rion was invited to take part has been raging outside Parlia- | were “generous and fully in ac ment for several mantlis, wh† cord with their traditional free-

on and dignity."

Story Of Britain And Russia

Squalid

The 'rais ecntroveraint issue is over the proposed payment to the doctors of a retaining fee of £300 a year.

Accusing the RMA of stirring{ up as much emotion as it can in the nudical profession. Mr. Bevan said: "We are dealing with a body organising resis- tance to the implementation of

Act of Parliament." On this point he was

LONDON, FEB. 11. THE FOREIGN SECRE TARY. MR. ERNEST BEVIN, TODAY REJECTED A RE-

ap- QUEST FROM A LABOUR pareatly taking his, que from MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Sr Stafford Cripps, the Chan- who THAT THE GOVERNMENT cellor of the Exchequer,

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of TRAL UISTORIAN TO EDIT attade of certain groups THE DIPLOMATIC bocprople who thought their own MENTS ON ANGLO RUS. lot. reply anti opinions ought to IN overrule the decisions of the na- SIAN RELATIONS WORLD WAR FOR PUB- tion "strikes at the very root

of democracy." LICATION.

th: Horse of Replying in Contous. Mr. Bevin said an impartial British historian of international repute would edit It would be the documenis. "highly unusual for any Gov. crament to give a foreigner omplete access to its own en- fidential wartime documents.

made The Foreign Secretary no further reply' when he was asked if he would consider the inmpression it would make on

He did not object to the BMA netraf opinion throughout the urging doctors not to enter the We flo take world if Britain published an scheme. "What

an or- objective account of Anglo-Run- serious objection to in ciao relations before the war at ganised sabotage of an Act of the same time as the captured Parliament." German documents were pub- lished.

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Charging the BMA with mix. vepresentation and with reject- ing the Government's plans be- fere they knew what the terms remuneration the doctors' Wold be. Mr. Bevan added: more The whole thing looks like a squalid conspiracy than representation by a honourable and learned profession."

Sabotage

Mr. R. A. Butler, the chief Opposition apraker, blamed Mr. Bevan for failure to reach an! agreement with the doctors.

He accused Mr. Bevan of de- liberately using such words as "quatic politics" because he knows that "it is in the waters of squalid politics tant he most enjoys himself."

Mr. Butler moved an amend- ment which, while welecming the introduction of the scheme, "declines to prejudice in any way the rights of doctors to ex- press their opinions freely, ac-1 cording to their traditions and in the interests of their patients upon the conditions of the ser- rice."-Reyter.

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Washington, Feb. 11..

The United States Seore-. tury of Agriculture Mr. Clinton P. Anderson, today blamed the recent "boom and bust” market in Amerl- ca upon many speculation by small traders and asked tho Senate Agriculture Committee to approve a bil that would allow the Department of Agriculture to fix the amount of mar- gin required for speculativa trading.

Local exchanges now sot the margins or down pay- ments required of com- modity traders. Mr. Ander- son sald flint control of margins, "to cool the specu- Intive fever before it is 100 late, is the only remedy wo can see as a possible alter- native to even mors drastie measures."-Reuter.

Pope's Ash Wednesday Message

Security

London, Feb. 12. Diplomatic circles said today France is de- manding a security bridgehead east of the Rhine.

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The subject, they aald, will high on the agenda of the United States, British and French talks on the future of Western Germany.

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A Foreign Office spokesman said tentative agenda for the can- ference, due to open around Feb. 20, had been submitted to France by tlie United States and Great Bri tain.

The main aim of the American he and British representatives will

France to to persuade

merge her Germans occupation zone with those of the United States and Britain.

Where the French want their Rhine bridgehen was not disclosed. Diplomais said the purpose in ob- viduly to

obtain an outport as base for swift retaliation against any new German attempt at aggression.

The French security requirements ; were represented by there sources an POPE PIUS XII SAID TO-the price for a merger of Western DAY THAT "OUR WORLD Germany.-Associated Press. WILL NOT BE HAPPY" UN- LESS THE PEOPLES OF ALL NATIONS ARE UNITED BY

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was at the obreak of war in- stated that there was a plentiful sup- structor at the Staff College, Questa. ply of recruits to make up the reil- Formerly of the Third Gurkha ing of 10,400 Gurkha Juanpower Rifles, during the war he commanded available to Britain. at various Limes the 10th and 17t

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Abuse Of British Hospitality?

London, Feb. 12,

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