One of two brothers accused of masquerading as diggers at Anzac Day last year says he will contest the charges ONE of two brothers accused of masquerading as diggers during an Anzac Day parade will contest the charges against him when it goes to trial later this year. Alleged bogus diggers George Edward Carr and John Anthony Hines, both 68, were arrested in September after reports they were pretending to be returned servicemen and wore war medals at an Anzac Day march in 2012. Police allegedly found a large amount of military paraphernalia after searching the twin brothers' homes at Beenleigh and Oxenford. They were each charged with falsely representing to be a returned soldier, sailor or airman and with improper use of service medals on April 25 last year. Lawyer Renee Williams, acting on behalf of Hines, represented both men in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday. She asked that the charges against Hines be listed for hearing on August 5 to 7. Acting as agent, she asked for a one-month adjournment on Carr's behalf while he applied for legal aid. Magistrate John McGrath adjourned Carr's matter until May 31. Carr, who was not present in court, remains in custody on other outstanding matters. Hines, who did not front court, remained on bail.