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‘amnesty for jailed: objectors “over draft age with other cabinet mem |

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By FRED MULLEN - United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9—General amnesty for conscientious objectors imprisoned for draft violations is unlikely in view of the justice department’s liberalized parole policies, it: was learned today. Attorney Gen. Tom C. Clark, aft-

in early July, said he would: discuss

bers before making a recommenda- | tion to President Truman. * However, responsible officials said amnesty at the present time was not necessary because of the libéralized policies which have resulted in increased number of paroles: ¢ As of today, only 153 persons who claim to be conscientious - objectors | remain in prison, as against 819 on| March 7. In addition, only 1046 | | Jehovah's Witnesses — they ‘refuse | classification as conscientious oy | jectors—remain in prison as agai | 2002 on March 7. Policy Speeds Releases

Besides these two groups, there

and other violators. | The present policy, which is said to have speeded the releases, permits paroles on these bases: 1. Fathers and those over 29, the present top draft age. | 2. Those of draft age and without children who agree to do some type of “national service” work,! such as working in hospitals. 3. Those who qualify for parole under general parole policies set | for all prisoners. It is in this category that deserving Jehovah's Witnesses fall. There have been approximately 16,000 convictions since the draft law was enacted Oct. 16, 1940.

‘OBSERVE 50TH YEAR’S ‘WORK WITH BUTLER U.

Emsley W. Johnson, 3447 Washington blvd., was host to two other Indianapolis men at a dinner yesterday marking their 50 years of friendship and association with Butler university. The three men, Mr, Johnson, vice president of the Butler board, John W. Atherton, secretary treasurer of Butler, and Edwin E. Thompson, local attorney, met for the first time Sept.'8, 1896, ‘when they matriculated in the freshman class. They were graduated in 1900. Mr. Atherton was elected secre-tary-treasurer .in February, 1920, and Mr. Johnson was elected to the Butler board of directors in 1921. Mr. Thompson who had been closelv identified with Butler for many vears, was associated with Mr. Johnson in the practice of law here for 40 years.

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Eagle Scout Norman Grant, 17, of Detroit, Mich, has earned 107 of the 111 merit badges offered by the Boy Scouts. Scout Grant expects to earn, the other four this year.

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REDDING, Cal, Sept. 9 (U, P).—

Circus and rescue workers worked Five more veterans’ homes received | asked of the, CPA, according to

for two hours here last night with|rioriti "acetelyne torches ‘to extricate 13 p S5 Gcesiary Ja Riaveed wish Mariel Saskia,

elephants and one hofse from .a boxcar belonging to the Cole Bros. circus,

The boxcar overturned when it was being pulled ‘into: a railroad siding. Another flatcar, which had been | coupled to the boxcar and on which were loaded ‘separate cages con-| taining tigers and monkeys, also was overturned. There were ne animal casulilties reported. ' Two. circus attendants, Robert # Harris and Herbert Robinson, were injured. Mr, Harris has a broken leg and an injured back while Mr. ! Robinson has a broken foot,

DISCOVER HIDDEN GUNS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9 (U, P.).| ~Forty-six dumps of arms and am~ |

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Known as the man who outdoes

Dunninger, Sir Edwards will be! available after the show for private consultations.

Other highlights of the show will ibe a “Battle of the Bands,” jitter-| bug and waltz contests and a talent show. Johnny Desmond and

Johnny Long will be judges for the| band contests, while Arthur Murray |

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