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The South Bend Tribune, Tuesday, September 28, 1965 Probate Field Estate Of $25.5 Million. CHICAGO (UPI) The will of of an estate estimated at $25.5 day before Judge James M. Circuit Court. Field was editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily, News and the Chicago Sun-Times and publisher of the World Book Encyclopedia at the time of his death Sept. 18.

The of his estate, embracing portfolio of stocks and boule bonds and three residences, is in trusts for his six children. His executors, Edward I. Farley and George B. Young, explained that Field's will, made last June also anticipated the creation of additional trusts and other provisions for his wife which were interrupted by his sudden death. As a result, his widow, the former Julia Lynne.

Templeton, will receive one-third of the estate. Donates $8.4 million Just a month before his death Field had donated $8,400,000 to the Field Foundation of Illinois, Chicago. A statement summarizing the other will provisions and their relation to various trust agreements was issued by the executors. "Entirely apart from Mr. Field's personal estate, the greater portion of the family's assets is held in trust," they said.

"The trust owns more than two-thirds of the stock of Field Enterprises which is comprised of the Chicago Daily News, the Chicago Sun-Times, Field Enterprises Educational Corp. (publishers of World Book Encyclopedia, Childcraft and related educational publications), Field Communications and Manistique Pulp and Paper Co. "Mr. Field was the sole beneficiary of the trust during his lifetime. On his death his two sons, Marshall Field and Frederick Woodruff Field, became the sole beneficiaries.

Trust Will Continue "The trust set up by Mr. Field's father, Marshall Field III, continues until the younger of Mr. Field's two sons, now 13, reaches the age of 25. "The older son, Marshall Field now 24 years old, has already become a member of the Field Enterprises board and the boards of its principal ies. "Presently associated with the New York Herald-Tribune, Marshall Field Jr.

has said that he plans to follow in his father's and grandfather's footsteps and that he will shortly become active in all of the operations of Field Enterprises. "The late Mr. Field's daughters are provided for in family trusts set up by him and his father. Frederick Woodruff Field, son of Mrs. Katherine Woodruff Field, lives with his mother and two sisters, Katherine Woodruff MRS.

SHRIVER EAGER GRIDDER Makes End Run With 500 Guests On Sidelines WASHINGTON (P)-Mrs. Sargent Shriver eyed the touch football game longingly as her 500 guests milled around. Finally the urge was too great. She ran across the sloping lawn, kicked off her shoes and joined in. It wasn't long before the 44- -old sister.

of the late President John F. Kennedy was making a flashy end run in her blue flowered dress, clutching the ball firmly with a young tackler in hard pursuit. Her son, Mark, who sports a Beatle haircut, cheered her on: She huddled with son, Timothy, 6, to go over strategy. When the game ended, she slipped into her shoes, returned to her guests and proudly reported "our side won once." The guests had bought $3.75 tickets for the Sunday party at the Shriver home in suburban Rockville, as a benefit for the building fund of Holy Cross Church in neighboring Garrett Park. Rev.

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TOUCHING MOMENT-Shoeless. Mrs. Eunice Shriver keeps a firm grip on the ball as she tries to swivel away from her on-rushing son Robert in a touch football game in suburban Rockville, Md. chance at a repeat performance. Yesterday, the federal space agency delivered the bad The astronaut's latest medical examination showed "no change" in his physical condition.

To all intents and purposes, the report may have doomed Shepard's bid to take a ride aboard a Gemini or an Apollo spaceship. CHURCH IT TEAMS OUT the late Marshall Field, disposing million, was offered for probate toCorcoran in the Probate Division of Field and Barbara Woodruff Field in Anchorage, Alaska. Mr. Field's other daughters are Joanne Field and Corinne Templeton Field." Boston Fight Rages Over Parking Bill BOSTON (P) Mrs. Theresa Fancy's car is finally back in her own garage.

But she and the Massachusetts Parking Authority. are still at war over who'll pay the $200 parking bill at the garage where. the car was found two months after it was stolen. Mrs. Fancy bought the car last summer for $400.

Two days later it was stolen from her Somerville home and then abandoned in the Boston Common underground garage. And by the time she sat in the driver's seat again yesterday, Massachusetts legislators, the Automobile Legal newspaper editorial writers and the Boston Municipal Court had extended her a helping hand. Long Fight Planned The Parking Authority had refused to give her back the car unless she paid the bill, which was mounting at the rate of $2.50 a day. Now, although they have up the car, the Parking Authority officials say they have not given up the case. Somebody has to pay for parking the car for two months, they say.

Parking Authority Chairman Samuel A. Valenti said the matwould be brought to the courts "to determine which innocent party must bear the cost." He says the Authority intends "to fight to the end." HORNS SOUND FOR RODEO FAN OGALLALA, Neb. -(P A young cowboy in the National High School Rodeo was having a tough time wrestling a steer to the' ground and the protesting animal was bellowing loudly. "He's having such a tough time, I wonder if that steer has horns?" a spectator commented. Responded 4-year-old Mark Anderson of Lincoln, "Oh, yes, he has horns.

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