Fourth WoodruffwMan Sentenced inM 1Burglary SeriesdlcmA fourth Woodruff man involved n a series of summer home bursaries in the Woodruff • Minocqua irea late in 1961 was sentenced to •ight concurrent terms of four -ears in Green Bay reformatory xxftay in County Court when he Beaded guilty before J u d g e «eorgc A Richards.He is William Knu keibein, 28. vho will join two of the other three nen in the reformatory. They are lenrv J Stevens, 18, and Norman (V. Stevens, 22, cousins. The fourth nan is Franklin J, Stevens, 24, Mother of Henry, who was sen-enced to Wtupun state prison ashe ringleader of the group.Kmckclbein, who is divorced, vm charged with participating in he burglary last Nov. 28 of sevensummer homes. owned by Milwau*tee and Chicago area residents, md the burglary last Dec. 2 of thetarry Schw artxburg summerlome. The Nov 28 burglaries were it the Ray McNamar, Wesley fam-iy, Dr James Biller, Frank H '‘age, Bartini family, Edwin F. 4ea! and Robert Stearns places.In imposing sentence, Judge Richards commented summer ionic owners have a right to ex-ed their properties will be pro-erted during their absences. He d it is difficult to apprehend h burglars because often theurglaries are not discovered for nonths at a time. He said in view I Knickelbein's past record of lisdemesnors he could not con-tlf 4A tty. lae Bernsteen, who had een appointed by the court to rep-psent Knickelbein, noted the defendant nvver before had been barged with a felony. He said Lnickelbem and the others were ni into the series of burglariesFranklin J, Stevens, who heailed a “hardened criminal “ Held the court Knukelbein wouldlike to make a fresh start.'*Dist, Attv, Lee K. Krueger said Lnickelbein was not a subject for robation and reco m mended five-year term on each charge, dth the terms to run concurrent-