“EVERY MAN’S DUTY"
DEFENCE OF COUNT!!
“DINK” COLONEL’S EXPERIENCE! Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH. Ttvday. “I belong to the Presbyterian Church, but I’m up against the leaders of the Presbyterian Church to-day, because of its attitude toward conscientious objectdrs,” said Colonel Stewart at the RMt
Brigade reunion last evening. Colonel Stewart said that, dime the war, he had one experience of dealing with a conscientious object" and he was of the opinion that thfc men should not have been sent overseas at all. The man he was referring to m not a man at all. He even to go for his rations, and when J* was discussing the subject with t» speaker the objector said that would not even lift a hand to « * his mother or sister. In the opinion of the spelter was the bounden duty of every ' bodied man to do something tows* the defence of his country.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 356, 17 May 1928, Page 8
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