... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. There was again brought before the Tribunal the case of young conscientious objector named E. R. Gardner, who, after being engaged in farm work locally, applied to the Tribunal for a ruling that work which he was proposing to take ...

... LEEK URBAN MILITARY TR IBUNAL. 34 APPLICATIONS-8 DISMISSED. A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. The Leek Urban Military Tribunal had 34 applications for exemption for their consideration at Monday's sitting. Mr. Fred Carding. JP. presided and was supported by Messrs ...

... HALESOWEN. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR ABSENTEE, -At Halesowen Police Court on Friday in last week, Frank Westwood (23), railway clerk, of The Hemmings, Halesowen, was charged with being an absentee under the Military Service Act. Prisoner, who is a conscientious ...

... the tribunals what was their duty under the Act in reference the exemption conscientious objectors. Lisrweliyn WiDiams, who said he had sympathy with the conscientious objectors, asserted that there were many cases injustice being meted out thorn by the ...

... d miners, the statement is made by one of the men's leaders that many are present averaeinc over £J1 daily. ° A conscientious objector at the London Anneal Tribunal claimed that Post, Office sorter had done national service the wa« helped to mobolised ...

... everyw-here. ARMY AND CONSCIENCE. 'STRONG CRITICISM POSITION OF OBJECTORS. strong criticism of the attitude of the conscientious objector to the war was voiced by the Rev. Arthur Pringle (Purley) in ' address upon Conscience and the Community.” urged that ...

... REMARKABLE VIEW OF HIS FUNCTION. At the County Appeal Tribunal, at Preston, yesterday, a member of the tribunal appeared a conscientious objector. He had been given noncombatant service, but held that accepting work of national importance would probably send someone ...

... inasmuch the strongest party always won, was the dictum of Joshua Stephen Page, of South Hackney, whose appeal as a conscientious objector was rejected the Law Society’s section of the London Appeal Tribunal on Saturday. n you think wicked or a moral wrong ...

... same time I claim that our work is of national importance, we hare captured German trade. Application was refused. A conscientious objector, described farm superintendent, said had been working as market gardener. had received wages. The Chairman; Why?— ...

... Prisoner said shoold have been abeolute exemption, a* she Watford Tribunal admitted the sincerity of his claim as conscientious objector. A fine 40s. was ordered, and prisoner was handed over the military authorities. Corporal Barry Oakes, the Warwickshire ...

... Total Exemption. Absolute exemption was granted to conscientious objector who said was a lecturer and member the executive body of the Society Friends London. To some of the Chairman’s observations the appellant took exception, and said absolutely refused ...

... The prisoner said should have IBf absolute exemption, as the Watfom Tribunal had admitted the sincerity his claim as conscientious objector. The Chairman: That is only your opinion. Evidently the Tribunal did not think that, they would have granted you exemption ...