... fire brigade work: Leonard Meek (26), grade 2, inspector P.O. engineering department, 6, .Meriden Street, Coventry, a conscientious objector to combatant service, granted a non-combatant certificate: John Smith 061. A, builder, 47, Newtown Road, Bedworth ...

... from combatant duties, although they were informed they will still be liable for noncombatant service. The fifth conscientious objector was a bank manager, who was granted exemption on the double grounds of religious belief and his indispensability the ...

... QUESTION OF A BADGE. He has tired us all out, remarked the Military Representative, during an application: by a conscientious objector for leave to make another appeal. The applicant said his name was Fredk. G. Bird, and it transpired that he was over ...

... to the best of your ability to protect the honour and the lives of your women folk. In this case you are no genuine conscientious objector to using violence when you e.r yours are in danger, and I look upon you as humbugs and hypocrites in your refusal ...

... examined by the special medical board. The case was adjourned on this understanding. A shorthand-typist, who as a conscientious objector had been granted non-combatant service by a local tribunal, during the course of his appeal said he had not medically ...

... MEMBER'S CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION. The following letter was received from Mr. F. Sutton, a member of the Board who is a conscientious objector, and has been called up to the forces:— Guardroom, Budbrooke Barracks, July 4th. Dear Mr. Evans,—l am writing a ...

... of die army might then be greater, and he must not take it as certam that the tribunal would prolong his time. A conscientious objector, who described himself as a quarryman, said, in reply to the Military Representative, that. in his opinion all war ...

... nothing. The case was adjourned for days. Philip Goodrich Bird, 18, St. Patrick's Road, draughtsman, described as a conscientious objector, now said that he was working on war work.—Mr. Kevitt Rotherham: You hav e n o conscience at all?—Mr. Meredith: How ...

... Ist, and he would be sent for non-combatant service. NINETEEN CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS: CHRISTADELPHIANSt STAND. A considerable time was taken up with the appeals of conscientious objectors, one of whom, particularly, treated the tribunal with scant respect ...

... of occupation. The decision was received with applause by the body of conscientious objectors and supporters who filled the public portion of the court. Aaother conscientious objector, at present an art teacher, proffered to become a farm labourer, and ...

... Mrs. i - Vhceldon engaged in the business of a second-hand clothes dealer in Pear Peal, Derby. Her 19D William was a conscientious objector, who nos at present under arrest. Alfred Mason was a man who had been specially trained as a chemist and bad made ...

... did not regard a munitions worker as a genuine conscientious objector, and said it was downright hypocrisy. . A member of the Tribunal (Mr. Wale): These people—munitions workers who are conscientious objectors—have no conscience except on Fridays aild Saturdays ...