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HATCHET WAITS PAIMTAA RITES ‘Recreation-Heretic’ Freed, but Snubbed in Church. Bu United Press PALMYRA, Ind., March 1. Although peace reigns on the surface In Palmyra today, following the “draw decision” handed down by the church court, which tried W. Clyde Martin, 40, teacher and athlete, on charges of conduct "unbecoming an active church worker,” there was an undercurrent of ill feeling present at every turn. The court, in refusing to hand down a verdict either for the "prosecution” or the “defense,” urged that both parties “bury the hatchet” and let "bygones be bygones.” Indications are that this is not going to be the case. At church Sunday the faction which has been opposing Martin in his efforts to back a basketball team and other community events here, refused to speak to the athleteteacher. Martin has declared he is willing to make some concessions to his opponents—he may close his community hall on Sunday and throw out a slot machine which sells chewing gum.

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