... OUR READERS’ VIEWS Free Choice of Doctor - Conscientious Objectors. €0 THE XDITOR, DAILY GUARDIAN,” Sir,—Now that the National Insurance Act Amendment Bil is well on 115 way to the Statute Book, those insured persons who n;filnd to bave treatment otherwise ...

... “CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS.™ Mr. Alden (L. Tottenhan) moved “Where any person satisties the Insurance Committee that on conscientious grounds he does not desire treatment from a duly qualificd medical practationer, ©is right to medical benefit shall be ...

... the Government. mu*t face the farts. It* leading article, entitled, A Matter Conscience. argues that the genuine conscientious objector i* every nodi entitled con«i ...

... remarked that this proposal made behalf of the people called conscientious objectors, but if it were passed everybody who had any objection whatever the Insurance Act would become a conscientious objector. Mr. iMasterinaii pointed out that ordinary medical treatment ...

... in Dr. Johuson's house in Gough-square, preparatory to its being opened as a Johnson museum. i There were only 64 “conscientious objectors ' to vaccination in the borough of Hackney in 1898, when exemption was first allowed. The number is now r 833 The ...

... much at blue and yellow. ILeughter'. With regard to what his friend Mr. Hall had said, he hoped there would be no conscientious objectors to the Bill. Personally he did not thing there would be many. In voting, he thought they should be ruled by the majority ...

... defend this nation, and it will be standing disgrace to this country should his scheme fail. HOLIDAYS—OR TRAINING? Let conscientious objectors of all creeds ponder over these facts. To the man who has given his only fortnight’s holiday during the year up for ...

... that to grant any relief to the conscientious objector_ (whom distinguishes from the religious objector!) would wreck the Act. Now, he is reconsidering the possibility of “alternative service” for the conscientious objector. From all of which circumstances ...