DOCTORS' PARLIAMENT.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 187, 7 August 1913, Page 5

DOCTORS' PARLIAMENT.

A CHEAT GATHERING. iirmf or ax* nations, WSDOX, Augu»t t. V* Jniereatkmal Medical Congress «■* hrmeUr opened loder in Ihe Albert 9m% • ffrferiM of 11,000 delegate* and Half awarlale* being present, TVt aaene was • pl'turew-iie and anl- «-**• ene, KMay of Hi* delegate* wet-ring IWr aaajwls gpwn*. frisee Arthur of Owinawghf, in wel« aawlir the Wdlor* nn behalf nf tbe King, isaslM IVMrteur'* dfneoverie* a* a fraliim ■i Mm IMI Congress, but said the Itocntbm r»y and radium furnl-ibcd the ■aiiesl world with far morn powerful «m*m for the diagnoef* and treatme.it iiMtrali*, Xew Zealand, and other JMaimi had a**isted England io cont«t« the Congress, thereby forging Mather link in the Imperial ideal. Dr. Barlow then delivered the preslmmtitl sddres*. flt* Government last night gave a toaqset to MO delegate* to the Medical Cmjpm* it the Hotel Cecil. Viewtrat Morley, who presided, laid tfe fathering wa* a genuinely interaatl—l one, including the brightest juri of the medical firmament. Ike rubjeet* to be discussed were of fi*h and comprehensive interest.Drmrns cl peace would not readily be ■sterilised, but tbe Congress could not id te be a real, powerful unifying agent. IWnty-three halls have been secured tsasMMßodate the various sections. Six ssaarrd paper* will be read, and the asMMMons will be conducted in certain satioas in English, French, German, and Julian, and in at least one section in j