... -ing with the conscientious objectors, declared frankly that they could not carry their members with them in a strike bn this question. One delegate suggested that the Union would iteelt have to deal with large number of conscientious objectors it they declared ...

... country to express their views on. conscription. military intervention in. Russia, raising the blockade, release conscientious objectors, and military in ...

... and hie. This ia cl deepened the significance the discussions to-day on militarism and the alleged victimisation of conscientious objectors hv the railway companies. -li. . J. Abraham, of Sheffield, moved a resolution expressing apprehension at. rue apparent ...

... calling of a conference for industrial action if within 28 days the demand for the release of political prisoners, conscientious objectors, military prisoners confined for small offences, and all soldiers serving at present is not conceded. The Conference ...

... Pacifist resolution clear from the fact that the Conference had already rejected amendment that the re-instatement of conscientious objectors should made a test question. Neither Mr. Winston Churchill’s little wars, nor Mr. Macpherson’s call for increased ...

... descriijeil a lie a .statement that (he Labour mendiers had been silent on the question of Russia and the treatment of conscientious objectors. motion to refer the report of the Parliamentary Labour Party back was overwhelming majority for unity and the cessation ...