Memorandum of telephone call from Clement Attlee's secretary
C02-0130-001 28th January, 1937. 10.45 a.m. TELEPHONE CALL from Mr. Atlee's Secretary, who said: Mr. Atlee [ Attlee ] wanted to know what exactly was the position of Labour Party members in regard to the Spanish Medical Aid Committee. Had Dr. Morgan retired? I replied that Dr. Morgan h...
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| Institution: | MCR - The Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick |
| Language: | English |
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28 January 1937
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| Summary: | C02-0130-001
28th January, 1937. 10.45 a.m. TELEPHONE CALL from Mr. Atlee's Secretary, who said: Mr. Atlee [ Attlee ] wanted to know what exactly was the position of Labour Party members in regard to the Spanish Medical Aid Committee. Had Dr. Morgan retired? I replied that Dr. Morgan had not retired yet. I understood it was wished that he should remain Chairman for the present. He said: What about Dr. Brook? He had retired. I said; This was on account of removal, I thought. What about Dr. Addison? I replied that Dr. Addison was still the President, but did not attend many meetings, I believed. I said Dr. Morgan would be in the office about five, would he like him to ring up? He replied: No, he thought that information was sufficient at the moment. EKK.
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