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youthTul conscientious : ar sentences In federal court on charges they had violated the

e Service Act, 23, of 1051 Jack Benjamin King , ay O Castle St, had pleaded no con-

two. men, both Earlham College students, entered guilty pleas. They were Donald ¥. Nagler, 20, a pative of Iowa City, Iowa, and Duane G. Metzger, 21, a native of Grand Rapids, Mich.

Would Not Step Forward "King had taken the induction

physical examination, but had re-|

fused to take one step forward h would have signified his entrance into service during swear-ing-in ceremonies at the. induction center here, The other two men failed to] follow procedure outlined by the) Selective Service Act, which would

have classified them as consci-|

entious objectors. | All three protested, the draft regulations on religious grounds. “I am a God-fearing man myself,” Judge William E. Steckler | declared. “But I believe in ren-| dering unto God, those things that |

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| : | fioatsa bi the i separate jury trials. Shaw was}, i state of Dats | sentenced to serve three years. | | {According ta ~Both men were indicted for I . 2 A & Lazure 1. Good- transporting from Cincinnati, O.,] WAVE Only ql man, temporary 2 to Anderson, Ind., a former WAC] 1 chairman, Mr g {truck driver to work as a pros- 3 ) Personalized HairStyling Borenstein will titue in thé Indiana city. x Consultation with Our NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED % 5 : The defendants during the trial] i % 11-0527 9: organize and co- § : |x v \ Experis—No Charge ordinate the ac- contended they had brought the 1%. Be fis 1 in om tn ee a] i (mer |B oom i J am sale. He - i i pal Mm 2-3 will Snje. the (paves. Thus, far, only Robmson, Open Friday and Saturday ‘til 9 P. M. 3 oat service. ALL DAY | % Senees to Fa os ly {has indicated plans to appeal. : 1x * a | Jale Simpson . oheation on Mr. Borenstein | porore imposing the sentences Quality Home Furnishings x ROOSHYE) SULDING SATURDAY . tine last i Services for Dale Simpson, |in Room 1601, 108 E. Washington Judge = Steckier declared: “The| LOW : y IE Cor. Tl. & Wash. Sts. —ey—1 Ober in 8 37, Bargersville, who died late St. evidence shows this was not just EST POSSIBLE TERMS! | rrrnrsmrsrnsvsrrsssr sss s sat pasrp ssa " In addi Wednesday of injuries received | Mr. Borenstein returned re- 4 Spree, but was commercialized i 8. Park A in a train-truck accident Tues- [centy from ‘a year's service intrafficking in white slavery.” | sr : costs, day, will be held at 10 a. m, to- (Israel where we organized and : In his I morrow at Flynn Mortuary in Srected He Operation of the toad A > Franklin. packages distribution program as . Mr. Simpson was well known Died of Missions tor CARE, Tney I'M OUT TO GET A RECORD - control be 8 t club ie rior at, x. renstein| " y f iocally 28.2 Bight elb mus spent a year and a half in Brazil BREAKING WEEK WHILE [lg]: BOSS law,* Judge He is survived by his wife, (33 director of the Joint Distribu- NG jail terms Ann; three or oily Martha Hon Committee Jo Dyat county} ! NRE PN) if] NATIONAL MEET > The jail ¢ Ann. Duwayne and Marilyn {IP charge of fund raising and 'm-| am

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Simpson of California; a stepson, Brian Lee Gilbert, and a |

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are God's, and to Caesar those) Lena Bi things that are Caesar's.” George A. Burk on a self-supporting basis. The 8t., was fi Asked to Ch , Mind ] _inational sale of State of Israel Curtis Rig ota Change Services will be at 3 p. m. 10-40 is directed by the Ameri-| St., paid t Declaring the defendants were MOrrow in the G. H. Herrmann .,, pinancial and Development| Nine ot! apparently sincere In their be. Funeral Home for George A.lCorp. for Israel, with headquar- for a tota lefs, Judge Steckler asked King Burk, a salesman for the Advance|(org at 120 Broadway, New York given the if he would change his mind and Beverage Co. Burial will be inicijty, ! for a seco! submit to induction if the court (Crown Hill 4 dav in G tt Judge 0 would withhold imposition of r. Burk died yesterday in (sen- : sentence. eral Hospital. He was 64. Bread Is Dumped mn Says boy

King declined, stating that such an action would violate his con-

and Freddie Benney were dead when pulled from the Wreckage, according to Mortis Young of the Lebanon fire department. The fourth youth, Wiley C. Austin, died later in a Lebanon hospital, | The victims were from Baxter, | Tenn. f Mr. Young said the driver apparently was not able to negotiate a sharp curve and the automobile left the highway and “puried itself” in the house. “The gas tank must have exploded and sprayed gasoline over the house and car,” Mr. Young said. Trick Horse Billed At Clermont Show Times State Service CLERMONT, July 6 -— Trick horse “Chico,” owned and trained by Russell R. Hirschman, will take part in the English horse show Sunday at Clermont Community Grounds. The show, to he preceded at 12:45 p. m. by a parade, is part of Clermont Community Lions Club's seventh annual horse show get for tomorrow and Sunday. A western horse show will be held at 7 p. m. tomorrow, featuring roping of steers. Proceeds will go to the recreational bullding fund started by Lion's previous shows. The club also financed the community playground Paul E. Ferrel is chairman for the seventh year

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