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THE SACRAMENTO BEE Page A5 Saturday September 9 1961 Carrillo Remains In Critical State Court Leaves Tobacco Heir In Marital Puzzle State Okehs Gift Of Books To Filipinos SAN FRANCISCO AP jover the burning of surplus The state board of education texts arose in Sacramento 4 Teens Are Convicted OfSFSIaying SANTA MQNICA AP Actor Leo Carrillo 81 re-ATLANTA AP To- jftnd that her actions worsened niains unchanged in his battle bacco heir Richard Reynolds a serious lung ailment I against abdominal cancer His She countered that he is an report was issued alcoholic (last night She sought alimony of $200000 annually or a settlement of $6 million The jury granted alimony of $1042 a today had double marital following a Georgia Supreme Court ruling which voided a divorce from his third wife Soon after a Georgia Where To Live? Read Bee To Let Ads to find most desirable vacancies (adv TONY MARTIN feature guest star of Fall Fashionata 8 :00 pm Thursday Sept 14 Memorial Auditorium Tickets 155 SAN FRANCISCO AP trou-Four youths were convictedble yesterday approved giving 303000 surplus California reading textbooks to the -'Philippines Republic The books will be shipped from San Francisco on a navy Vessel later this month The board also approved donation of 228000 readers to the United States Information Agency for distribution else- where The books were among the 970000 readers on hand this spring when a controversy Downtown Fashion Desk 2nd Floor Arden Fair Accommodation Desk 1st Floor superior court jury had granted' month him a divorce from the former je divorce was granted in Muriel Marston the tobacco May i960 and last March millionaire took a fourth Reynolds married Dr Anne- marie Schmitt aboard a ship Reynolds marriage status in the south China Sea They was not made clear by yes- are reported to be traveling in state supreme court ruling His attorney said "PARENT TRAP" "THE LAST SUNSET" Kehles on McDonald's Farm California public schools ordered 439000 of them for supplemental use The readers for grades one through five were adopted in 1954 and replaced this month by a new reading series Mail School Salesmen Must Have Permits The board also set up procedures for the annual licensing of correspondence school salesmen in the state Granting of the licenses will require from the salesman a $1000 bond fingerprints photos and references Statewide Testing Plans Are Approved The board also approved plans for putting into effect soon the statewide student testing program authorized by this legislature The program is designed to evalu ate the effectiveness of MATINEE: 1:45 EVENING: For Action list with Mac-Bride Realty Co Gl 2-3601 (adv yesterday of first degree murder in the death of a Marin County school teacher William Hall of San Francisco They also were convicted of second degree robbery for taking $225 from their victim Lary Magee 16 Michael Kilkenny 17 William Castillo 17 and Alexander Robert Hall 17 the last an orphan all of San Francisco face maximum sentences of life imprisonment They are spared the possibility of a death penalty because of their ages William Hall 27 was attacked in San Dolores Park on the night of April 29th as he waited for a streetcar He was slugged and stomped and left semi conscious on the tracks A line trolley ran over him Because robbery was involved the youths were subject under the law to a first degree murder charge Senators Set 'Bracero Bill I Vote Monday HOW 5TH GREAT WEEK! KIRXDOUGLAS-IAURENCE OLIVIER JEAti SIMMONS CHARLES LAUGHTON PETER USTINGV'JOHH GAVIN earlier when asked what would happen if the divorce were voided: cross that bridge when we come to In granting the third Mrs Reynolds a new divorce trial the state supreme court cited numerous errors in trial court procedure and tabbed some of the evidence as irrelevant immaterial and prejudicial to Mrs Reynolds Reynolds claimed his third wife nagged him constantly WALT DISNEY'S "'PARENT TRAP" pirn "PICNIC" with Wm Holden A Kim Novak Parent Tran Shown 7 30 week nights Continuous showings from I pm Sat and Sun FILMED IN SACRAMENTO Behind-the-scenes story a fabulous woman I -TONY CURTIS technicolor SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 lenses at panavision For results list with Mac-Bride Realty Co GI 2-3601 (adv COLONIAIJ aETY iTOCETOH WVi 6t 4 4o linos )ZHEB M-G-M Suswi Hayward "CRY FOR HAPPY" Gin Ford Donald O'Connor "GIDGET GOES James Darren Debra Walley i 2-2908 FREE PARKING "LAST TIMES CONTINUOUS FROM NOON ADULTS ONLY! 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