SOCALISTIC DOCTOR.

Grey River Argus, 10 December 1908, Page 3

SOCALISTIC DOCTOR.

Ttic; position of public officials in regard to Socialism ia raised in the singular case of Dr Nelson, resident surgeon at the Hall Dispensary, . England, who has received notice 'to termir.ate his engagement. Dr Nelson; has 'taken an active part in the Socialis. propaganda and the report is beingvcirculated .that Ks sever .: nee with the dispensary is due 'to his public advocacy of Socialism.- In an interview Dr Nelson said he believed that was so. "I learned some time ago," he added, "that objeotion had been takn by members of the Dls'pensary Board to the expression of my political views, and I was clearly given to ur-.dersitand that unless I abandoned ihxm the board would certainly take action ..with' a view of effecting my resignation. My reply was that it was outside their jutisdicton." ; The doctor was advised by his friends to give up Sodalis'tic proipag:anda. but declined. ; •;■■:■ .■.- . .

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