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Aneurin Bevan, rebel Labour MP

Mar. 03, 1952 - Aneurin Bevan demands a Showdown'..'Rebel leader walking in the Rain: Mr. Aneurin Bevan - the leader of the Socialists party Rebels - who refused to vote with the party on the armament question - is angered by the persistent rumours that flooded the lobbies at Westminster last night that he was in danger of being expelled - telephoned the Secretary of the Socialist party Mr. Morgan Phillips and demanded an immediate meeting of the National Executive - demanding a showdown on the question. Photo Shows Mr. Aneurin Bevan walks in the rain from his home in Cliveden Fi, Chelsea to Sloane Square Underground Station - yesterday

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