... Mayor: You are willing to uphold the war so long as you don't risk your own skin. Th e question is whether you are a conscientious objector or not. The applicant: If you will find inc employment outside engineering:—. The Mayor: You must r hud it yourself ...

... while the case was heard) asked for conditional exemption, and temporary exemption was granted until October Ist. A conscientious objector asked for relief from non-combatant seivice, to which he had been I relegated, and the request was granted so long ...

... the permit enables him to obtain for the duration of the war. Mr. C. B. Stanton, the Welsh miners' leader, calls conscientious objectors creeping, crawling, khaki-dodgers, who call thcm , elves men, and ought to blush to do so. ...

... Dean of Auckland St. Andrew, 1908-12. A Colchester woman has been engaged to act as superintendent of a number of conscientious objectors who are learning to do work on the laud at an Essex farm. ...

... Robert Batchelor, 15, New Station, Rugby, had been shuffling for some months, and the Bench fined him £3. Two Rugby conscientious objectors. George Henry Smith and Alfred J. Routley. were each fined • .£2 and handed over to the military authorities. ...

... is recommended that leave to appeal to the Central Tribunal should be more freely given. The list of questions for conscientious objectors which is used by the Central Tribunal is suggested as a model for local tribunals, such questions to be answered in ...