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... admits the confinement. and as for the moral atmosphere, the advantage is probably with the prison. His remark that the conscientious objector ran train for the hospital and ambulance nervier, merely proves utter incapacity to appreciate the point of vies, ...
... NT.) WELLINGTON. DEC. H. The Parliamentary Defence Legislation Committee recommends the placing of religious and conscientious objectors to military service on the same footing, by allowing exemption from military service provided that they agree to give ...
... with a maximum of smoothness and efficiency. The committee urges the Government to place religious objectors and conscientious objectors on the same footing, allowing them exemption from military service on application to a magistrate, provided they agree ...
... legislators of both Houses recommends that the Government should consider the advisability of placing religious and conscientious objectors on the same footing, allowing exemption from military service on application to a magistrate. provided they agreed ...
... NATIONAL SERVICE AND CONSCIENCE. Sir,—Mr. 11. Gray writes in your issue of December 6th kindly asking me questions about conscientious objectors to military training in the Antipodes. . I gladly reply and give below the exact clauses on the subject from the ...
... NATIONAL SERVICE AND CONSCIENCE. Sir,—Mr. 11. Gray writes in your issue of December 6th kindly asking me questions about conscientious objectors to military training in the Antipodes. I gladly reply and give below the exact clauses on the subject from the Australian ...
... NATIONAL SERVICE AND CONSCIENCE. Sir,—Mr. H. Gray writes in your issue of December 6th kindly asking me questions about conscientious objectors to military training in the Antipodes. I gladly reply and give below the exact clauses on the subject from the Australian ...
... breathed military waivers& training destroyed it. Some ~ as sod conscientious ohwere exempted from in the ranks, conscientious objectors to serve in the nee corps. The for non-cornwith the Act. was in default of ' detention in a ere were in , more prammatioas ...
... Wilfrid Hinde repeated the query with which Mr. Clark had closed his speech. as to what the League proposed to do with conscientious objectors. Were they going to treat them as they were being treated in other countries. by imprisonment. etc Mr. CoouroN: It ...