Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-05-06 | Page 2 | Consciences Put Quaker Father, Son in Army, Another in Jail

Consciences Put Quaker Qua Father Son in Army Another in Jail BIRDSBORO Pa May 6 UP UPI Charles S. S and his two sons Quakers descended from one of Pennsylvania's oldest oldest old old- est families agree on one basic principle that principle that every man should be guided by his individual conscience conscience con con- science before God So Th The father year old civil engineer who resigned from the Society of Friends to go to war will report for duty Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- day as a first lieutenant in the U. U S. S army to serve with a semi semi- combat regiment of engineers Charles Jr 21 is waiting for his sailing papers to Libya where he will drive an ambulance for forthe forthe forthe the British as a noncombatant And Arnold 22 22 a It conscientious conscientious objector is serving a year and a day in federal prison at Danbury Conn for refusing to register for the draft Charles Jr objected to bearing bearing bear bear- ing arms but not to registering for the draft his father said His draft board released him for noncombatant service with the British