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... Harold H;rgaOa).general yersire. Green. general farm worker employed by M H. BP.bop, of Lonifdon; October 1.. t. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR ANID VOLUNTEER. 111 illisan Join Hawkins (Soh mat, COY', Mai'WU to Ur. F. W. Jame. Tha emplo7eia appettk was . .ejt-et ...
... through your add • Mae to my reply to Mr (.2sohnons quessece at the Appeal Tribunal yesterday about the menufactere of Conscientious Objectors. and also to reply to referenote in your columns recently to places in Evesham where oonsceentrae oh. -lectors could ...
... monied men. 'I will not move one nand.stir.' mid Lord Derby, le 'Map trade to the war. I have no empathy with the conscientious objector. I recognise That you have trie bones of • grievance, but, unfortunately, the young men have got into these trades ...
... miasma Cromwell mid tromides were. So wore Napier and General Gordon. Wee. them of • fewer Cbrotian type than your conscientious objector^ For some, England was so dear, and so hole, filar their attitude towards her was aoroewliat like that of Christ towards ...
... the County Appeal Tel. buns!. at Stourbridge. on Tuesday, Hr. S. W. Willis Bund (Chairman) mentioned the case of a conscientious objector who wan also • teacher; he had been doing some harvesting. and now wished to do teaching. The Appeal Tribunal were ...
... C. Mr. Wadams: What roligion do sou belong to? Applicant: °berth of England. Mr. Wadazar: How lung MVO vou boss a conscientious objector; bow many - deys':—Ap. plKarrt : I don't know. 1 euppeae you were asked to their meetings .and ;old to fitly the, ...
... HAMPTON PARISH COUNCIL. German Prisoners Preferred to Conscientious Objectors. A meetim: o. the !tampion Panes CountA wet/ trek! on Wedneaday night to con- Miler lever from Worecetemhire County Council &skint( the Parish Cowie!! to eonsider a &cheme for ...
... authority to deal with. Appellant:l appeal agate? Mr. Willis Bund: k appeal was cPamiwied. Arthur Allen New was another conscientious objector, who asked for total 0.• emotion, and objected to being put for noncombatant service. He was persisgen: is al' tenants ...
... Windier Road, Eyeshot's, partly workiag for Mr. W. Sadler, markit gardener, of Cowl Street, Ereaksaui, appeeled. Ho is a conscientious objector, and he submitted written answers to the questions put to him. He had, he said, been a conicientious objector for ...
... Badsay, for 16 years a market gardener, led. He has 17 1 1 acres. Ile only employed a boy. aged 18. He appealed as a conscientious objector. Ho would not take part in military service. either combatant or noncombatant. He also claimed as being of occupation ...
... upon many people who r During the attack carried out in the s ec.. are obliged to travel and who cannot be I The conscientious objectors did not have a : bourinAt sector . ourofarkyllery vi ocourt rs o : d yl presumed to be better able than o th ers happy ...
... the application. On June 39th six menthe exemption was trowel. Cm the previous ...