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... whatever excusing them from enlisting. He thought there would be general agreement in all quarters for the exemption of conscientious objectors to compulsory gervice. The Bill would come into operation by proclamation not more than 14 days after the Royal assent ...
... exemptions until now. For instance, it has not been made known previously that exemption could be obtained by the “ conscientious objector,” or the single man who was the support of dependents, or the last un- married son left behind; privileges which must ...
... bolding back. As this number includes the unmarried clergy. unmarried medical men and medical students, only song. conscientious objectors, etc., even this reduced total will be found to be not so formidable as it. appears at _ first. jUght. Nevertheless ...
... mother after the others have been killed or disabled; civil servants certificated by the heads of. their departments; conscientious objectors to combatant services. (These latter presumably will be released only from service in the actual fightin& line.) Briefly ...
... THE COMPULSION BILL. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS EXEMPT. - Moving the adoption of the Military Service (No. 2) Bill, in the House of Commons on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Asquith said, after deducting 400,000 rejected Wednesday. as unfit from the Derby figures ...
... had attained the age of 18 and not that of 41, unmarried or widowers without children. An exemption clause embraces conscientious objectors to combatant service, medically unfit, those engaged on work of national importance, minister of religion, and cases ...
... Cartwright. Mies B. A. Cartwright, Mrs. J. Allen, Mrs. W. H. Allen, and Mr. W. H. Norris. i irnirriim wassemmeam Conscientious objectors to combatant ser- It w;iH then agreed that the I ...
... The Society of Friends has passed a resoiuti ov recognizing the attempt of the Government to feat the case of the conscientious objector, but s tatoe , that this has not been met by the provision,s of l'e MR. C. A. IONIDES. FUNERAL AT HOVE. The interment ...
... was certainly not 'lacking in journalistic lions. Conscientious Objector. It is a little difficult for persons with a more conventional outlook to understand the mind of the conscientious - objector, which perhaps is one reason why the lively young ...
... FATAL T.M.C.A. HUT * conviction to serve or couiitry in In lire vrhich burnt So. 1 Y.M.C.A. !■* uriU;} The plea of the conscientious objector Saltabory Plain the on llot •Hon degenerate into ea^ Mias E. J. Lee, acboolmi»t»«* ****> M „ that man is too ° •“» ...
... represented upon them. ible assurance was given 4.—Eve Bil is that the to be for the period of the war only. 5.—As to conscientious objectors, if there is a general desi re that the clause dealing with them should be inade stronger, t ‘be Government will leave ...
... rid it by rushing a decision. The attempt has failed; and the failure has destroyed the Coalition Government. the conscientious objector. ...