... under . the protection of Li ade-union . Exactly, land in what tespect is his poeition different :trout that of the conscientious objector? lVagcs, breed, iii ity, quiet ,deep and &loiter fot his family. --are not these beneei, on, especially in war-time ...

... appreciation of the SerVieeA rendered to the rountry. Mr. Keyworth objected to congratulating Mr. Nedch•rnsan. who he a conscientious objector. Mr. Corker said he could not see where the guest :oil of etOteeielltlOUS objection tlialle in. Mr. Lyon asked of ...