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fruitful harvests fail according how she felt thus
controlling farming and all rural life and city life be-
cause it her say whether marriages would be happy
otherwise and how many children couple would
In the Of temple Selinus Sicily was found
a fgurine Of Demeter riding in her If she had
appeared to the boys at Emma that way they might have
been pardoned for running back to their beach heads The
drawn by dragons supposed to spit fire like flame
throwers and doubt, bulet-and bombproof.
At this Senus a tcfrpfe Juno, the wife Of Ju
er and queen of the gods destroyed by the Carthage
and also by earthquake.
Sicians Of the Christian left something which could
be sc bomb shelters by their presentday descendants
the caacombs. These underground passages still
tain mummihed remains of early Christians buried them
The late Reverend Dr. Goighty Morrill, of Minneapolis
stated that o catacombs Palermo n
mummy most unaccounaby grasped his hand with bony
fingers. The phenomenon was never well explained
THE name Sicily comes from men with weapons of the
bronze age who called themselves Sekei somehow
managed to the whirlpool between the island and
the toe Of the Italian boot They doubtless fought and
with people the stone age they met there
Since then they have been by invaders at least 10
times.
The Sician has become philosophical about these re-
curing misfortunes. He says;
Like the seasons, they always come but they
always go"
This almost unendng chain of intruding gQvernnents
has built up what is perhaps the worlds oldest under
ground going back possibly to the Sekelan invasion
bronze age has been known in modern times as the
Malta which the optimistic Mussoni announced that he
had annhiated That assertion makes the descendants Of
the Sekeh smile.
Demeer did not around with the divine payboys
Olympus she had to have home somewhere which
usually Sicily and accounted for its great prosperity during
the Greek Demeter had daughter Perscphone as
Wrtuous herself and beautiful
To preserve the young maiden from those Olympic
wolves the mother kept the girl with her and thought
NICE safe place would be deserted spot the base Of
Mt. Aetna
Demeters vigilance kept the Oympan playboys and all
humans from getting enough put bad ideas in the
chlds head but Jupiter resented and permitted
thing to happen One day the innocent girl
picking flowers with which 10 decorate herself
to her, she behcld a marvellous sight,
narcissus with 100 blooms single root and started to
pluck the blooms. w
THE Thing was a 600Fy trap the same principle as
those the Nazs behind them that very ncgbor
hood but instead explosion tho earth opened
her feet and she the presence Pluto Hades
supreme ruler of the underworld
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This not the equivalent of the modern idea of he'll
place of universal punishment though of the nhab
tants sentenced TO eternal torment Everybody good
bad and indifferent had to go there when they died.
According to all accounts the realm of Hades not
only dark but insufferably dull.
That was place TO take a nice girl, especially
fapper goddess, who supposed to be exempt from
death and the boresome hereafter involved Yet there
Pluto his black chariot by
off he drove with the screaming maiden into the depths of
his dismal kingdom. When Demeter learned what had
happened high Jupiter
refused aaythiRg-He considered that Demeter
had hghhemeted him with respectabiity and he had
quietly connived at the kidnapping by his brother Pluto
Let her holer" said Jupiter and snickered in his
beard.
But Demeter did than holler. She a sit
down strike with the result that crops failed famine spread
over the face of the earth and blessed events stopped
happening.
This serious matter to the gods who besides
their regular diet of ambrosia
by the delicious odors rising from sacrifices in the temples
which went off the air because there
fat kline any other food be burnt the
Nothing up millions of and complaints that
they had bungled the food situation
Olympus bureaucracy and therefore its executives
decided TO do something before it late They told
Jupiter that he would have get the girl there and
Jupted acted at sending Mercury messenger of the
gods TO attend matter Mercury could 60 anywhere
because had wings sandals also on his hat
which otherwise looked like Allied tin-ha of World
War l.
Why the winged hat did not fly off Mercurys head is
divine secret. Giving the gun his hat and sandals
Mercury few below, with orders from the boss Of all
the gods
HOWEVER, there were certain rules and bylaws which
the detes had to obey The applying to this
that if Persephone had eaten any fruit while
below then she belonged body and SOUL to Pluto regard
less of the rights in the matter
Poor little Persephone had been unhappy at the
prospect again seeing sun or other bright
lights that she had lost her appetite but careless
moment had eaten half of pomegranate which,
to unrpe persmmon, is about the most unatractve
fruit there is
Just for that the girl had spend half of every year
with her subterranean husband but could go home TO
mother the other six months For this the half
appeased Demeter let the earth be fertile only half
year instead of the entire twelve months the
in the golden age.
Also of the ancients suspected that 1t Pluto
who Knocked down Demeer's temple, the theory
she not congenal mothern-aw Anyhow the goddess
Of fertility to have approved of the latest invaders
because she delighted them with fields Of ripe
tomatoes wherever they went.
THE ANFERICNN NEEKUV
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khe and his secret of the burning ray died with him.
he mirrors supposed TO have been made from
tas Evidently the science Of optics had gone far among
lhe ancient Sicilians.
Syracuse Greek city founded from Corinth, and
rchmedes Greek but he may have had 10 the
records OF the islands past and built them
When the ancients tried 10 get through the narrow
Straits Of Messna there bombs mines submarines
br shells bother them but there peril
more dangerous.
dies with supcrnaturay sweet voices urcd the sailors
closer where their supenaturally lovely forms
80 irresistible that they wrecked their ships the rocks
10 get al the Charmers
oh yes Ulysses met these dangerous girls too. He
dnt anything in that seeing tour
the bad reputation Of the girls and took proper
precautions First he plugged the Of his and
though leaving his open had them lash him to the
mast The sailors being temporarily deaf, were immune
10 the vocal vamping.
Crafty Ulysses heard the sirens inviting him 70 come
up and them and frantcay ordered his men to head
Tor deadly Fortunately they could not hear him
ther sailed safely past the peril Trustfu Penelope
glad learn that the queen Of these husses was so
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tive of these waters.
Another legendary hazard the whirlpool Charyb-
dis which opposite the promontory of Scyla and it
difficult for ship TO steer safe
tive between the two.
All the time the sailors would be seeing the
from the burning mountain Of Aetna giving warning
that the island playground of the gods.
With all these bewareof- the-dog warnings might
imagine that conquerors would clear dangerous
island but it has been invaded by almost every up-and-
coming nation that could get it.
These include Romans, Greeks Carthaginans Phoenc-
ians and King Minos Of Crete who so annoyed
the Dacdaus incident that he
entirely needless beating from King 6ocaus OF Sicily.
Lord Nelson took the island under his wing
English wanted it keep the place from
being grabbed by the French who rampagng up
down Italy Just then
During these nnumerable invasions strange reversas
have happened Syracuse, which wthstood the might of
Rome fell almost without resistance British Eighth
Army While Catana with such historic record put up
the stiffest resistance
captured by Americans and Canadians after only
three days Of fighting held off a siege by the Sara
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NNCE in a while
~ the gods regis
tered displeasure at
the coings-an IN their
sanctuary by shaking
the island up. AS
late as 1908. an earth
quake destroyed Mes
sina together with
Reggie dg Calabria,
over on the mainland.
with a loss Of 100000
lives.
What puzzled the
natives Of ancient
Sicily was that now
and then the gods
knocked down a tenn
pie with one Of their
own earthquakes.
T h y scratched
their h e a d s longest
when temple de-
voted TO Demeter was
wrecked that way.
Demeter was the god
dess Of fertility who
made the earth bear
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disappointed that she
Drowned herself. Sci
|nce suspects that If
|ncIent sailors were
is susceptible as
modern ones. this re-
|uires no supcrnat-
|iral explanation.
kYfH+T hsPFeHeti
w when a ship an
|wered the love call
vas sadly unroman-
|ic. rs sooH as the
|hip struck the rocks.
Inc SIRENS came down
| o plundcr the wreck,
accompanied by their
|lativc boy friends
Who had kept out Of
light until that mo-
nent They did not
bother about the mis-
cuidcd mariners for
whom there was a
reception committee
|,fApe. out Of a
at the waters
dsc came the Scylla,
sea monster with
|ix heads twelve feet
nd "A voice like the
'elp Of a dog. TO de-
| |our them
The best guess at
|he origin Of the
|;cylla myth Is that
Il is an emhroiderinC
{ the octopus, a ma
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Gems for thirty years.
For the duration"
meant 10 the Saracen
boys the duration Of
their natural lives
but they did not mind
because If they hadn't
been hghting there it
would have been
somewhere else.
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~
playground 4He Gods

Ruins Of the Temple TO Juno Queen of the Gods Senus,
Destroyed by CarthagnianS From Africa, Who Unlike Our
Own Boys Took the Long Way Around Through Spain
France TO Attack Italy They Didn't Dare Entrust
PanZer DiVsons-COrps of Armcrcd Eiephants-to the
Invasion Barges Of the Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
~ F''s n E'i Fi.sc i s...r,.:
% q. /. q J.
e. H Joy! &
QU|NTUPLETS
relieve coughing of
CHEST COLDS

At the first signs which may warn of a
cold-the Dionne Quintuplets' chests.
throats and backs are rubbed with
Musterole-a product made especially
10 promptly relieve coughs due to colds,
make breathing easier and break up local
congestion in the upper bronchial tract.
M -'erole gives such wonderful re-
suits because it's MORE than just an
ordinary "salve". It's what so many
Doctorsand Nurses call modern counter
irritant. Since Musterole is used on tho
Quints--you may be sure it's just about
the BEST cold-relief madel
In 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild
Musterole for children and people with
tender skin. Regular for ordinary cases
and Extra Strength for stubborn cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Set. Gerard y. Thomas 2l33
Campbell avenue, AZ keeSler
Field, Miss Sgt. John }. Hanten.
1866 GrCenville avenue. at JEFF
ferSon Barracks. Mo. To techni-
cal sergeant: Cpl. Mitchell Smalen,
5346 81. Aubin avenue, Hammer
Field Cal: Pvt. Raymond W.
Curto. 20Ol9 Appolinc avenue, at
Camp Mahey, Tex; Pfc. Joseph
Mash, 1918 Quincy avenue. at
Camp Swift. Tex. To sergeants:
Martin Raether, $3.50 Northlawn
avenue az Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo. To technician. fifth grade /;
Pfc. Stanley w. Obara, 1850 Man
son avenue.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A Million Dollars
10 Relieve Piles

II is estimated that over mil
lion dollars annually is spent for
various remedies for relieving piles.
Yet any druggist will tell you that
soothing, cooling, astringent Peter.
sons Ointment will allay pile tor
ture in few minutes. Csc a box.
t0c In tube with applicntor, Peterson >
Ointment brings prompt, joyful relief
from itching. Money back II not
deli GIFTED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

jacobson, 374l
Tyler av nue.,
Maxwell Field,
Aviation Cadet
" o b er { j .
" u & h es, Bay
City Camp Lee,
Va. uu arte r
masters school,
sgt. Norbert i.
Fran X, 342l
West Chicago
b GU ward 4.
ATas.n1 aAA-.a
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Two DeGrOiG PLIERS
Now Glider PILOTS

school P,tS. Walter ]. Kitti and
CLAYTON " Floor. Detroit. Camp
Roberts, Cal, officers school, Cpl.
Donald III. Galley. 1891 Lcnore
Avenue Fort Frances T.. Warren.
Nyo,. bakers and cooks school,
Pvt. E,ripideS NichoIaides, 1856
Most Willis avenue. Pampa, Tex,
AAF advanced flying school, Avi-
alton Cadets Gordon ClaypOOle.
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Donald y Grin. 1856 Virginls

Z ark avenue,
ated as
the honor man
OF his company
in the hospital
corps class at
l. a k c s
Naval Training
Station, co m
pcting against
ass other blue
Jackets. He is
a Pontiac high
school graduate.
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nan Holcomh
avenue; Robert
r.. Blue. 5054
lroquois avenue.
Detroit; French
=. JEFF fries
eel Park f;
James y. Gle
worth. kalana-
200; Andrew s,
ID Wis, Brigh-
ton; Edward w.
Nienhart, Flint :
Robert u. Far
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af'1' Ut . u DIII'I HUI VI " I NJ
rine chaser center, Miami Fla,
Richard Streeter. 1895 Hurlbut
avenue. Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind, finance replacement center,
Pvts. John Amatangelo. 1864 SUI
perior street, and Vincent Begin,
Wayne. Fort Custer military police
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Service Notes.

Harry c. Mcintyre, 22-q Ncs,
Grand boulevard Detroit and Pred
n. Lunde. 225 ElnhurSt avenue
Highland Park now arc hight
officers IN the army having CIadg-
Rted as glider pilots from the
Victorv4ile. Ca lynl school Nc
Intyre j. a Western and lundc a
Highland Park h.Eh school Eradu-
ate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

! OFT SlII, OkIh. he VIII 30 10 tne
New Orleans port of embarkation
rom here.
Promotions-To staff sergeants:
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Tt. Wall &C q
c. Miller, 1928
Green street, is
home on fur
] o u 6 h after
gra d u a tin &
from the Off
GERS school at
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Attending various army training
schools are the following Michigan
boys: AT Fort Knox, Ky, com
muniCationS department. sgt. Earl
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rel, Ludington, and Harold G. Lee
Whom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Comm S>iCncd second hCa'cn-
ants after graduation a. the LdE-
wood. Mo. arsenal cheui,H, war
fare officers school are Gilbert :.
Patterson, 1853 Bo3Con>hC'd ave
nuc: Frank r. Lawson, 1851 Ohio
avenue, and John \. Hippeu, ASA
Pennsylvania avenue Detroit and
Charles r. Wilkinson. 2A5 Colo
RADIO avenue, Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE -
Without CaIomeI-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin 10 Go

The liver should pour out about 2 pints al
bile Juice into your bowels every day. II this
bile Is not flowing freely, your food may not
digest. 1t may just decay In the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach You get con-
stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
1t takes those good, old Carriers Little
Liver Pills 10 get these pints Of bile flow
ing freely to make you feel up and up
Get n package today. Take as directed.
Effective In making bile flow freely: Ask
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Pvt. Y. Leonard Jacques, 4089
West Euclid avenue, who has been
a furlough with his
parents here, has left for a post
in California. lie was commits
stoned after graduating from Off
GERS school at Fort Knox, Ky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

II. Kenneth r.. Elder, 1908 East
ward avenue. Alma, now is at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

UCTnpV--s2,s Grand River TY. $1,000
VItiUhI Open 1870. Fiesta Luncheonvhrs
10 Ladies NETT THE sTEwARTs,' VIM.
Holden. BORN To SING Virginia Rsidler.
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IAN nYYI-van Dyke mr. Harper pL. 1890

Nc Nichols PARK Frses
'hhciii Open 5:f5. Last Show $50 p NJ.
h. Hope. p. Crosby, y. Lamour IN ROAD
TO MOROCCO" 13O-i0:sO. Red SHELTON.
A. sothern. PANAMA HATTIE 500 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Itss-StaH sgt Ismal Ru,kit
now This soldier who lives at
lOO62 SonleL avenue has re-
Ceived his foTih promotion I'm
year He is stationed somewhere
IN The Pacific area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

{ a G n Q q 10 q
tank destroyer
division al
Camp Clair
bourne, La.
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IuIl-HamIiten at virginia Pars

Harry Langdon IN HOUSE OF ERRORS"
U0CIIE--HaTper at Harvard PARK Free .
VUuUL Open 5:45. Last Show 925 =. ".
Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour in
ROAD TO MOROCCO Plus Red SHELTON
and Ann Eothern. PANAMA HATTIE
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'In-HastInE. at Farnswor,h

WhhIlLLD Open All Night Basil
Rathbone SHERLOCK HOLMES AND
THE VOICE eF TERROR. DORCHESTER
WIVES" Glenn Miller, Ann Rutherford.
yUlpDCN-Warren at Southheld az Si16 h
WhhhLN Last Time Today Come Early
for Seats Laughs, Thrills and Fun Guar
anteed for the Entire Family at Our Roof
Raising KaTtoon Komedy karnival. Even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

RAMONA nv, , Ans ' Tms 80 800 TT ne =
Bing Crosby. Dorothy Lamour Bob Hope IN
ROAD TO MOROCCO" Plus PANAMA
HATTIE" Red" SHELTON. Ann sothetn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

N-6V5f fOft stFttt Wtst
IiNSoh' Wow! Look What's Com.
ing Saturday Matinee. Big Komedy Kartoor
Karnival and a New Serial. Plus Two
Great Features. Doors Open al II 100 Noon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

Ln'NoLN Doors Open 6i5. Walter
Huston, Gloria Warren, Kay Francis In
ALWAYS IN MY HEART" Lucille Ball
James Craig In VALLEY OF THE SUN"
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n I!Gllll!]<

ADVTRTISFNENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

hhiNDV Open s:i5. News and Cartoon.
First Showing In This Neighborhoodl Mary
Carlisle, Richard Cromwell in BABY
FACE MORGAN" Plus Ann Sheridan
Robert Cummings in KINGS ROW"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-22

CpkNn-1S55I Woodward, Mt Grand
uhhND Open 6:i5. Park Free. "PIERRE
OF THE PLAINS" John Carroll, Ruth
Hussey Plus ORCHESTRA WIVES"
Geo. Montgomery and Ann Rutherford.
pLNnr-sO24 w. jefferson vi. 2-I24T 4
Ohhl'Db open ~ Noon 20 Midnight.
Dishes 10 Ladies' Bruce Bennett, UNDER
GROIN MI AGENT" Weaver Brothers In
I'd AkT-Russen near Holbrook 4
iuhnNi Open Weaves Brothers and
Elviry IN MOUNTAIN RHYTHM" "sYN-
COPAIION." Adolnhe Meniou. j. Cooper.
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observation-disclosures -Fenk-u no. 5iil y
VbolVWN Open 6:i3. PARK Free Bonds
No Waiting. VIM. GarEan Irene HerveY
in "DEsTINATION UNKNOWN" Jane
Withers, y. Breen. Johnny DOl 6HRoN.'
Extra, Beyond the Line of Duty Cartoon.
WUiTTlEp-E. Jefferson nj Grand Blvd
Will HIN Open 6:15 Park Free Ladies
chinsware Night. Basil Rathbone. "SHfH-
LOCK HOLMES AND THE VOICE or
TERROR" "MAJOR AND THE MINOR
WYANn0TTE-wSsndoite. Mich.
WIhNDUllb Omen ais. Park Free.
Ray Millsnd, "ARE HUSBANDS NtCtS-
sARY?" "MOONIIGHT IN HAVANA"
Alan Jones. 'kaltenborn Edits the news
WYANDOTTE.M MAJESTIC 9 IVY Ssft rr.' =
Hot OvenwRrr Free 20 the Ladies Lynn
Bari "NIGIIT BEFORE THE DINONCt.'
"PANAMA PATROL" with Leon Ames.
VfJp-Forest ri NJ. Elliott I'll. 1860 r
NUN Open $40 Abbott & Costello,
virginia Bruce, "PARDoN Ny SARONG."
ORCHESTRA WIVES" with Ann
Rutherford Glenn Miller and Band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
MarSOn
AIMED ON
Board

Homer r. Marson, assistant city
budget director, reached a new
peak in his career today with his
appointment by Mayor JeffrieS as
president OF the board OF as
SCISSORS.
Marson. 50, a city employee since
1921, will replace Joseph A.
Schultz, so, who was dropped
from service Unexpectedly after
serving as an assessor for %
years. The appointment is for
four years at $4,000 a year,
A graduate of the University OF
Michigan engineering school. Mar
son joined the water department
in 1921 and later was transferred
10 the controllers office as an
engineering expert. He was made
assistant budget director in 1941.
Jeffries also announced the APP
pointment of Edward s. PigginS,
an attorney of 1905 kensington,
as a member Of the City Plan
Commission succeeding j eph
NlaSiC, who resigned.
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Ray K. Holland
Gets Engineering
Job With PSC

LANSING. July 3-The Public
Service Commission today hired
Ray x. Holland as its rating en-
gineer, although he will bear the
title Of director of the motor
transportation division.
Giving him this title. il was eX-
planned. was the only way Holland
could he hired. ] w. Rushing,
who was transferred from the
highway department during the
previous administration, now holds
the title of rating engineer.
This action was taken be-
cause IL is the only way We can
employ an experienced public
utilities engineer with the quail
ficatiOnS the commission feels
are necessary for the position"
Commission Chairman Gilbert
T. Shilson said.
"Ns have been unable to get
approval from the Civil Service
Commission for the appoint
ment OF a chief engineer In the
unclassified service. The posi-
ton of motor vehicle director Is
unclasSified and has been APP
proved as such by civil service"
Holland was hired as consulting
engineer June 3, but payment was
not approved by civil service. Or
/ his new job he will receive Sc, 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Forfeited Bail
Given toCOunty

Transfer OF $1,000 in unclaimed
cash bail bonds accumulated be-
tween 1917 and 1888 TO the county
general fund was authorized by
the county board of auditors. This
sum represented bail that had
been put up by individuals who
had either jumped their bonds or
died. Included in the sum were
two liberty bonds. valued at $50
and 500 each.
Also transferred was b u (
81 800 in unclaimed fees from the
common pleas courts
The auditors also voted TO turn
over TO the Huron-Clinton Metro
polilan Authority the balance of
S4O8,OOO due under the asst
budget. Half Of the amount was
paid the authority. some time ago.
The authority needs the money
for pending condemnation pro-
CcedlngS.
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Youthful.
KiIlerOf2.
Gets Life

GOLDEN. Colo, July 3 lUP)-
Pale and trembling, William Wy
mer, l6 faced life sentence to-
day for pushing two other young
Stcrs aged II and s TO their
death from high cliff in the
foothills of the Rockies
The youth was convicted OF
first degree murder last night by
a jury OF II men--eight Of them
fathers. The jury began dclber-
atlng at twilight yesterday
Five hours later clap OF
thunder interrupted he court
clerk as he read the verdict The
sentence. after the thunder had
ceased, continued
Remainder of life ut hard
labor in the state penitcntiarN."
Young Wymcr brushed tears
away with his fist His mother
Mrs Violet Burke wCpt
Wyner confessed pushing the
boys from the cliff, climbing down
and going 10 a movie with 20
cents he had taken from them,