... German atrocities, he described the conscientious objectors as dirty dogs who took high money (or making munitions while better men did the fighting, The Chairman (Mr. Brown) recalled how the conscientious objectors held meetings reviling England and pelting ...

... admitted he had received notioe to report himself. •He said he had communicated with the authorities. end added, I am s conscientious objector. He had no exemption papers. Major Smith said the defendant muddy a claim which was not allowed, and lie lost on ...

... INFLUENCE AT TINISNALS. At the NEiddlosex Amwal Tribunal oil Tuesday. during the hearing of au application of a conscientious objector for a variation of his certificate ordering him to find work of national importance, the Chairman (Mr. H. Nield. K ...

... CONVICI'S SON. During the hearing of an appeal on IVednesday, at Middl..sex County Appeal Tribunal, the father of a young conscientious objector. addressing the chairman, Mr. H. Nield. M.P. said he was a convict, that he left Millbank in 188'. after 14 years ...

... ballot we. completed, ('lr. Hewett protested against the inclusion 01 ths name of Clr. Garter. as. be said, he was a conscientious objector. Th; Chairman paid Clr. Hewett's protest wa• too IM,. He shoutd hare made it be. fore the election. The Connell also ...

... the previous votes hoth at the sub-committee and nt the Education Committee it was May obvious that Nfr. Pett. the conscientious objector on the local teaching etaff, would he naked. subject to confirination, to remain at his post. but • Olivetti. and ...

... tailor's workshop going. Regester ithe Chairman) observed that he had a conscientious objection. Appellant: Yes. I am a conscientious objector on the grounds that my father is behind barbed wire. Appeal dismissed. Artist's Appeal. E. M. Willson, of Acton, appealed ...

... throwing fuether light on the basing psyilioli•gy of our kind. and especially on that of the people who are culled conscientious objectors. Most of us find it very difficult to understand their point of view, and it is probable that they would freely admit ...

... own pnrpoees, end Forster, and Dr. Diplock. should be made of the same. This was His said plainti ff was eatitled, A Conscientious Objector. seconded lir. A.. . Hare, and weir- imeentor. to see that the terms of the chart ,. G. Tawas a deco ta monely carried ...

... ACTON POLICE COUNT. FRlDAY.—Befors Messrs. Monson (in the chair) and Poulton. The Conscientious Objector. Harold Biddy (30). a storekeeper, Strafford-rcad. Acton, was charged as an absentee under the Military Service Act since May 7.—P.S. 21X deposed ...

... information he received he called at defendant's address on Saturday evening, and questioned defendant, who maid, I am a conscientious objector, and have just been released from Wandsworth Gaol. He said he had destroyed his papers. lie was taken to the station ...

... for an adjournment to obtain legal advice. He added that the Chairman of tho appeal court believed defendant was a conscientious objector, and he had stated that he deserved t otal exemption, but the appeal was di-missed. Defendant, therefore, claimed ...