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... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. His Position Under Military Service Act. Judging from the many letters we have received our explanatory articles on the Military Service Act have been the means of clearing up several points of difficulty which had been raised ...
... Hinckley Conscientious Objector: The Monkley Rural District Tribunal was en. gaged prsatioally the whole of Wednesday in bearing applications. Colonel J. E. Harris and Mr. W. Baldwin represented the military anthori• ties, and the Rev. A. E. D. Dinssy ...
... A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR A small shopkee; respect of her broth er, who said that the business per at Slindon appealed in was in his sister’s name, handed to the Clerk a | but he managed it. He and, afte etter from a clergyman, t reading it, Mr. Wynne ...
... THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. HIS POSITION UNDER MILITAR\ SERVICE ACT. Judging from tie many tetter* w© hart receired our explanatory article* on tho Military Service Act have been the means of clearing sever point* difficulty wluoh liad been raised the ...
... assistance from the Council, but that their places should retained for them to reoccupy at the end the war. (Applause.) CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. ...
... on this account that the estion is bein russianised ?’ — Yours, ete., asked, “Are we being JUSTICE FOR ALL. 4 THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. [To tHe Eprror or rue “ EVENING DEspatch.’) Sir,—Your compulsion correspondents are not even consistent in the present ...
... any JLing, to fighting or murdering or butchering, Mid a military accoutrements clerk, who claimed at Twickenham a conscientious objector. Would you fight to protect your home if tie came was Not by violence, be replied. low, then ' By persuasion ...
... 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 ...
... adjournment of the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. J. M. HOGQE (L., Edinburgh, E.) called attention the position of the conscientious objector under the Military Service Act, and suggested that circular should issued setting forth in tbt* clearest possible ...
... C. L. S. Cotton, curate Holy Trinity Church, Birchficld. The officials at this depot, also received a visit from conscientious objector. He wanted enlist tho Royal Army Medical Corps, which’ is closed. When invited join another unit declined on the ground ...
... you can then appeal if necessary. A. 11. P,—lf you attested you could not claim exemption preferential treatment a conscientious objector. J D. (IJandsworth).—lf you have official certificate it does not seem necessary to make an appeal on domestic grounds ...
... said with oheerfnl insistence. I'd rather not. said Mr. Barstow. come along, the host. What's the odds? Are on a conscientious objector ? ...