January–April 1954

LAW OFFICES OF SAUL, EWING, REMICK & SAUL 23RD FLOOR PACKARD BUILDING PHILADELPHIA 2 CABLE ADDRESS: BIDSAL TELEPHONE: RITTENHOUSE 6-7777 16676 [handwritten: COPY]

Handwritten: Cacoyannis

MAURICE BOWER SAUL HARRY E. SPROGELL WALTER BIDDLE SAUL ... JOSEPH NEFF EWING ROBERT W. SAYRE FRANK G. SAYRE C. WALTER RANDALL, JR. JOSEPH A. LAMORELLE EDWARD M. DAVID EDWARD A. GORTER ANDERSON PAGE ALLEN S. OLMSTED, 2ND WILLIAM C. ELLIOTT THOMAS PRICE MIKELL PHILIP M. HAMMETT JOHN KENNEDY EWING, 3RD JOS. P. FLANAGAN, JR WILLIAM H. S. WELLS

February 25th, 1954Mr. F. J. Mainwaring, Asst. Trust Officer Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank Broad & Chestnut Sts. Philadelphia 2, Penna.

Re: Estate of George H. McFadden, II, Deceased

Dear Mr. Mainwaring:

For your information I enclose copy of letter addressed to me by Sir Cacoyannis under date of February 16th together with copies of the enclosures referred to therein. You will note that the Government of Cyprus has accepted the bequest of the decedent's house and grounds in the village of Episcopi and will proceed to transfer and register the property in the name of the Government, subject to the terms of the devise.

The will gives to the University Museum any money on deposit in the decedent's name in Cyprus. Sir Cacoyannis states that Mr. McFadden had a current account with the Ottoman Bank at Limassol, in which there was a balance of £684-8 on the date of his death, and asks whether he should consider the fund as money on deposit in Cyprus passing to the University Museum under the provisions of the will.

There is no doubt in my mind that the decedent desired the money in the bank to go to the University Museum and with your approval I will so advise Sir Cacoyannis.

Sincerely yours.

John Kennedy Ewing, 3rd

JKE:mbg Encls. CC: Mrs. Caroline B. Ewing Mrs. McFadden Harrison Dr. Froelich Rainey

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