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v. -U; A-" '4 'f I -I INDEPENDENT Pig All uiw dmc, cmm, u. aw ma State Fund LOUISE FAZENDA Rites Held Qebra Paget WedfOilkiait Brigitte Bardots Freedin SoontoPay Back ueenr SWEET MUSICTo you will buyers for 'the piano you want to cell who cbmeV after you start' an ad. Dial HE 2-5959 to start it. 1 FLORENCE, Italy MV-A persistent poet who invaded Brigitte Button hotel room here in search of inspiration was freed by police Friday after spending six days in jaiL Domenico Buono, 33, left fori his hometown oh Verona of its own.

He will be left ist hometown of Romeo and pending triaL Mias VI ft mill MATINEE PROGRAM OPIN AAL-CONTINUOUS MWtmT.Na Juliet-ras soon as he was released from the Florence JaH He was fred-1 after the French actress dropped a personal molestation charge against him and Italian, officialdom decided to press only minor molestation charge SACRAMENTO UV-Stite Controller Alan Cranston said Friday ha ezpeeta the atate's General Fund to be out of debt by the end of April Cranston add the fund itOl owes $50 million of the $100 xpillion It borrowed from other funds during a period several months ago. lie noted that the fund had a cash balance of $25.4 million the end of Much, and estimated April revenues at $200 million. Cranston said General Fund revenues from July 1901 through Much 1962, the first Fine months of the 1961-1962 fiscal year, totaled $1.12 billion, an increase bf 4.4 per Cent over same time a "GIDGFT-: plus "GIDGET GOES HAWAIIAN Little Church of the honeymoon site, somet where in Southern California, is known only to the married couple, I told them not to tell me," said Mrs. Griffin. Tm such a blabbermouth." She said she expected to hear from the newlyweds before the.

day was out "You know Debra," said Mrs. Griffin. "She calls me every day no matter where she You should see our phone.blUs.! The' mother added the couple will make their home in Houston. But she said she doubts her daughter will give up show business. "Thats her bread and gravy," uid Mrs.

Griffin "She loves it too much." Debra, shapely, aloe-eyed and almost Oriental in appearance, long was known as EVENING PROGRAM ACADEMY AWAR0 WIHHEI "HIT ACTIEIS- Bardot was ordered to pay court expenses stemming firm her withdrawn -Buono was taken into custody last weekend after he barged into a hotel room where Bardot was asleep. He told police be was seeking first band inspiration for a poem called "Sleeping Beauty in the Woods" to be dedicated to her. A week earlier police had ordered him to leave Florence after he obtained a hotel room next to that of the actress and kept her awake by loudly reciting another poem he wrote for. her. She told authorities he never khowed any-intention of attacking or kidnaping her.

She is in Florence working on a picture. Reserves Told to Integrate By JAMES BACON LOS ANGELES Wl Actress Pebra Paget is honeymooning today with her third husband, reportedly a nephew of Nationalist China's first lady, Chlang Kai-shek. The 28-year-old actress was married Thursday in a Las Vegas, wedding chapel to Ling Chieh Kung, 40, an oilman from Houston, Tex. Friends in the Toss city said Kung is the son of Mme. Al-ling Soong one of Chinas three famed Soong sisters.

The others are Mme. Chlang and Mme. Sun Yet-sen. Mrs. Maggie Griffin, Debra's mother, said she knew nothing of Kungs background In China.

"It's unimportant," said Mrs. Griffin. "He is such a fine, lovely boy. Just love him and 1 know his mother loves my daughter, too. "HE WOOED my daughter in such a wonderful old-fashioned way so proper and correctr-and with such gentility and consideration.

I Just couldn't ask for a nicer son-in-law. "I think my baby has found real happiness this time. SOFBXA LOREN -TWO WOMEN1 DEBRA PAGET Takes Third Husband year ego. HOLLYWOOD (A Movie comedienne Louise Fazenda, slapstick queen of the twenties and thirties, was buried Friday in nearby Inglewood Park Cemetery. -7 Rabbi Morton Bauman eulo gized her as "a woman who loved people in every walk of life." An estimated 300 friends and relatives-rinduding her husband, produce? Hal Wallis, and a son, Brent attended final rites at Grace Chapel Miss Fazenda died Tuesday of a cerebral hemorrhage.

She wee 67 MOURNERS from the movie colony included George Cukor, Earl Holliman, Virginia Grey, Zasu Pitts, Edward G. Robinson, Edith Head, Cy Howard and Chester Conklin, one of the original Keystone Rabbi Bauman cited the comedienne for her efforts to resettle Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany in Baja California. adding: She was available to peor pie who needed her 24 hours a day. She proved a true comedienne not one who knew only the flippancies of life but one who knew life in all dimensions She devoted herself to the down trodden, the hopeless and the helpless.1 i I UllINT jIHU Wllltl But- he said expenditures reached $1.27 billion, for the same period, up 8.4 per cent Iran last year. Mrs.

Griffin said the which she attended, was AUDREY HEPBURN Birarasr- Hollywood's only unkissed performed by a minister but starlet; SHOWN AT AND POO A (Mil TB she couldn't remember what denomination or what his name was. "I was as excited as Debra," shs said. In Lss Vegas, the minister was Identified as the Rev; Richard Ewing of First Methodist Church. About 15 people attended the rites in the RICOMMSNI Barak Doomed to Czech Jail PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia Iff) Rudolpf Busk, ousted deputy and Interior minister, was sentenced Friday by a military court to 15 years in prison on charges of embezzling money from the State. The official news agency CTK said Barak used money item state funds to buy goods In cspltalist nations.

TWO WOMIN MB BMAKPAST AT TIFFANY'S WIN Mwa MAIM Mi IVMlM. CMttaNM OPIN II A-M OPSN ALL NIOHT WASHINGTON (UPI) The Defense! Department uid Friday orders have been issued to integrate' radalty reserve units which now are either all white or all Negro; The drive against segregation was begun under an order sighed April 3 by Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Giipatric. GilpatriCs directive was sent to the Army, Navy and' Air Force. It asked them to identify all-Negro and all-white reserve units and institute action "to integrate them as rapidly as is consistent with military effectiveness." THE PENTAGON aid Gil-patric's order does not apply to the National Guard. This, it uid, i because fire National Guard of the.

several states is an organization of volunteers under the command of the respective governors." However, a statement added, that "it is necessary for the Department of Defense to seek progress in this area througlconsultation and persuasion. The Pentagon statements were made in answer to inquiries concerning an article iq the Army Times saying that 'integration of the guard is the main target" rouow of Gypping One Here THEN SINGER David Street, an old friend of. the family, dropped in one night to the late, late ahow on television. He kissed Debra during a commercial and they were married a few days later. -They were divorced after 10 weeka Mrs.

Griffin aid, "David was a nice boy but a little unstable." -Debra was his fifth wife. Then she married director Budd Boetticher in Mexico. The couple's first split came in three weeka and divorce 18 months later. "Debra was living at home with me," said Mra Griffin. "Then one day producer Ben Bogeaua an old friend, sail a Chinese bachelor -friend his wanted to meet Debra This was only a few months ago, right after the holidays.

"It was all ao proper. -He invited me, too. And introduced his. mother to us. She is a lovely person.

It was a so proper, so old-fashioned rnimen COLOR mm noma' couple near Long LITTLE HUT" OmR HUDSON STCWART BEND OF THE RIVER', ML RAYKOhP IMf MORRIS "ATLAS" mourn. exciting co-hit SHOW TIME DEADLY DUO drugstore. coffee, Bums represented himself In sign language as ah expert on hone Russell said, and he could make "a lot money" for the Rui sella aid he gave Bums to bet on racea Another witness in the two-day trial testified that the couple took $2,600 from IlMBa a AuSumb DnRi DTU WDiWm Mtftra HiM Sv CRAIfl HILL MARCIA HENDERSON ROBERT LOWERY PARAMOUNT Piraist. CapL Bird, Parant. ADM.

"ORE, TWO 1 THREE" "GE0R6E. RAFT ft STORY" Tai lack I rsj "3 WORLDS OF GULLIVER: A deaf-mute couple Friday Burnt wai convicted of bilking victims, Including deaf-mute Long Bach man, with phony hone-race beta and tipi on oU land. 1 A Los Angeles Superior Court Jury of seven women end five men convicted Royal Jama Burns, 56, end his wife, Stella, 52, on two of three counte of grind theft. Buna and hie wife were arrested Jan. 29 In and brought back to Los Angeles for trial ONE OF THEIR victims, Claude B.

Russell 75, of 1905 E. First St, also a deaf-mute, had testified In sign language that he end hie wife met the Bach Over racing, claimed of Russell $600 Bums her purchases. sentenced fl llV TN TM Tm thi FdWoTsZ THEATER FwWTml OaaOv Du3 DMlv OMr for bets and for oil-land The couple Is to be 'that Debra Just had to fall in May love with him. I know I did. (PACIFICITHEATRESR Viffaniv TVi XT it ma clvis aaitiiT "FILIBW THAT aaiiH" lEaaif BUI" TOWN! 4421 Allaatia 0A 2-1221 MATINEES TODAYI Town) State ft Rivoll 0aa MM 0ana Partlas ir iAlt SHOW TONITI 4r rHl lift NIW ONII THI lift NIW ONII OPEN IRiSO CONT.

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