... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR AT CANLEY. the Warwick Rural Tribunal last week Richard Madeley (24), bank clerk, of Canley, asked for exemption on conscientious grounds, and because was engaged work of national importance. believed it was wrong to take life, ...

... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. correspondent writes in the ' Morning Mr. Asquith, in his speech night, made point which took him back more than a hundred years. He defended the exemj>- tion of conscientious objectors the ground that it followed Mr. Pitt’s ...

... A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR? Coventry Education Committee on Wednesday appointed as dentist under the education authority Mr. E. Breakspear, of Wimbourne. Dorset, ageil 26. The Director (Mr. F. 11. Harrod) said the post, had been advertised, and several ...

... A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR . For having failed to submit himself for a medical examination under the National Service (Armed Forces) Act, Bernard Kay (26), 5, South Avenue, Stoke Park. Coventry. was summoned to appear before the Coventry City Magistrates ...

... bring the notice of the Council the case of a conscientious objector who was working the whole of the night in A.lt.P. work the night of November 14-15, and lost his life. Although was a conscientious objector had no objection to life-saving. Councillor ...

... registered a conscientious objector for non-combatant work, with a direction to h‘.» enterin'; the Ii.A.U.C. •lames Smith, join.-r, ’24, Ennesdale Close. Coleshill. was registered for non-combatant work. He was registered conscientious objector after had ...

... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS At Midland Conscientious Objectors’ Tribunal Tuesday T. Bristol. 76, Siddeley Avenue. Stoke, Coventry, said he objected religious grounds. was member of the Baptist Church, and was employed at the - G.E.C. radio export work. He ...

... annum per Warwickshire pupil made the Governors of Coventry King Henry VIII. School for the financial year IU4O-4-1. A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR The committee reported that at the request of the Rugby Further Education Committee two months’ notice to terminate ...

... ttie National (Armed Forces) Act to called up for service. Mr. E. E. Wagstafl stated the defendant was registered conscientious objector, but had been ordered do non-combatant duties. He failed appear for his medical examination, and when interviewed ...

... January Ist, and h© would sent for non-combatant service. NINETEEN CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS : CHETSTADELUKIAN STAND. A considerable time was taken with the app»als of conscientious objectors, one of whom, particularly, treated the tribunal with scant respect ...

... class of occupation. The decision was received with applause the bodv of conscientious objectors and supporters who filled the public portion of 'Hie court. Another conscientious objector, at present art teacher, proffered become farm labourer, and the appeal ...

... VARIOUS The appeal of a conscientious objector named Thomas James Waller Archer, 39, Kensington Road, described as an uuattested railway goods clerk, was also dismissed. William Cooke, 11. Benthall Road, Foleshill, a spindle adjuster, was told and be ...