... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. It would mtenwting psychological undertaking if we could dig the root of our moraU and ascertain what suckers tad saps the tree of our virtues is enabled glow and and to what extent its shade may give iu» protection from the ...

... Becretary (Mr Shortt) informed Mr Acland, in the House of Commeous. that there is wo conscientious objector unow in prison or under eontrol, and no conscientious objector temporarily released from prison will be required to complets his sentence,” This probably ...

... RATHIR GO TO PRISON. James D. Milne, foreman stonecutter, ! o conscientious objector, who had becnl ordered to find work of national Importance but had not done so, said he considered the work he was doing in the granite trade, although not of mnational ...

... * * * Accordingly the authorities have set up tribunals to make quite sure that no genuine conscientious objector slips into the Forces to exert the blighting influence of his example there; and it’s quite worth while to run the risk of keeping a few ...

... and the liberty to think and speak. For that reason we respect and tolerate conscientious objectors. However, we have got to realise this, that just as conscientious objectors might have a conscience, so have other ;ooplc. Indeed, the major of the people ...

... his reasons for not attending at Aberdeen for medical examination. One reason which accused gave was that he was a conscientious objector. In the witness-box, accused quoted from passages in the Bible on which he founded his reasons for not complying with ...

... CRANDMOTHER. Then Pleaded Objection to All Forms of Violence. Buchan C.o.’s Queer Attitude. A Buchan conscientious objector told the North-East Conscientious Objectors Tribunal at Aberdeen last Wednesday that he objected to all forms of violence. He then admitted ...

... could not allow thin ca.-o pa»« without applying for leave oj»p««l ...

... surrendered to the Teuton. Take no fear of that, for T do believe that if the German tried to invade us even the most conscientious objector wonld grab a gun and wade into the Tray baldheaded. ...

... Caerphilly, when he was placed at the bottom of the poll, appearing on the votors® list on the ground that he was a conscientious objector dusing the war, and that he had not doans work of national importance. Mr Willison said 1t was not out of illwiil ...

... that ever breathed, but the army has to refuse them for activi service just because they are disabled. | Because the conscientious objector is mentally disabled the army doesn’t want him either. If he slipped into the colours in large numbers he would eventually ...

... Grahamstown, South Africa. ‘Afterwards, for a time, he was a master at Fton. He was imprisoned during the war as a conscientious objector, for he had taken up the Quaker position, General Smuts personally interested himse!f in his case when in England ...