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... States, was by Lord Parmoor in the House of yesterday on the following That where non-oombatapt service is assigned to conscientious objectors prepared to accept such service it should be service of a national value, and not merely of a penal character. • That ...
... LYNCH LAW. We have always thought the system of work centres for conscientious objectors —at any rate, in its present form—a perverse waste of national resources; but so long as it is maintained the Government are clearly bound to do their best to secure ...
... recent executive order by President Wilson (and described in The Daily News on April ' 16), he pointed out that conscientious objectors there are definitely exempted from combatant service, but are required to undertake non-combatant duties which can ...
... at rest. Sir G Cave stated on the authority of the Chief Constable that a aeries of attacks had been made on the conscientious objectors culminating in an attack on fifty or sixty of them outside the work centre. Some of these had sticks, but only two ...
... that they will not send another baker Into the Army unless some action is taken with 'regard to the employment of conscientious objectors at the Bermondsey Labour Co. Bakery, Ltd. The Tribunal ;points oat that the bakery is chiefly by Socialists. &ad haa ...
... AFTER THE ARMISTICE. To Elite. of The Now. Sir,—Since the signing of the Armistice 37 Conscientious Objectors to military service have been conrt-martialled as under: 12 for the first time, 8 for the second, 7 for the third, and IS for the fourth tin's ...
... yesterday that new regulations for Tribunals were about to be Maned. and would contain • provision applicabk to cases of conscientious objectors who ref used to be medically examined. An original application had to be lodged within 7 of medical examination, or ...
... decided ant to vary the condrions The Knutsford tradesmen are now carrying out the threat not to serve anythiAg to conscientious objectors who are allowed out from the local gaol, and notices to this effect appear in the provision shop windows. A town's ...
... yesterday a very remarkable letter from a correspondent who pointed out that since the signing of the armistice 37 conscientious objectors have been court-martialled and 28 sentenoed to various terms of imprisonment. No than 15 of their men have been sent ...
... denominations are damned nonsense. A resolution moved by Mr. Charles stable protesting against the treatment of conscientious objectors wee ruled out of order by the chairman. Dr. Massey (Oxford), Whereupon the iseconder. Mr. King. protested, and with ...
... SOLITARY CONFINEMENT. T o tkeliper of 77.4 Nese& Sir,—l understand that there are some conscientious objectors who are undergoing solitary confinement. Is it the intention of the Government to drive these men insane? Let ne clear the air. There are hundreds ...
... because of the treatment to which con_ atientious objectors were being su - jected. He admitted that some of the conscientious objectors had mischievous designs, but contended that the majo-1 rity were neither revoluticknary nor irreconcilable, and, given ...