Page 14-4).31.1Examitirr izerl-t* Wed., Jan. 19, 1972 Fascinating Insights In Kennedy Wills NEW FORK — (AP) - worth of clothing and three share was in trust for Mrs. The wills of the late Joseph pairs of cuff links. Kennedy, the other to be di- Still in Probate vided among the children as P. Kennedy and his two as- Joseph Kennedy's estate they reached the ages of 21. sassinated sons. President still is in probate in Florida. Among other things the in- John F. Kennedy and Sen. John Kennedy's was pro- ventory of John Kennedy's Robert F. Kennedy, provide cessed in Massachusetts and estate showed he loaned a previously hidden sidelights Robert Kennedy's in New sizable sum to his sister, Pa- tricia, and her then husband, Kennedy's fortune was tiea en the lives of all three men. York. up in trust..,. for children, The late President had per- actor Peter Lawford; that he For example: grandchildren, household sonal and real property val- held no war-related stocks, help and employes. • John Kennedy owned ued at $1,890,464, not includ- and that his various checking 12.5 shares in Broadway's accounts totalled almost About $1 million additional- ing many millions he is be- ly was willed to Kennedy's Palace Theater; a holding lieved to have placed in trust $114,000. worth $106.07. There were listings of widow, Rose, and about $25,- for his wife and two children. 000 each to two sisters. The • Half the $1.5 million es- In his will, John Kennedy $715,239 worth of stocks and remainder goes to the Joseph bonds. The most valuable tate of Robert Kennedy went left his widow, Jacqueline P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, for debts and expenses. Kennedy Onassis, $25.000 out- bloc was 4,786.05 •shares of in memory of a fourth son • Joseph Kennedy listed right, with the remainder Ken Industries Corp., not who died on a World War II among personal items $100 divided into two shares. One otherwise identified, unlisted, flying mission. and presumably a Kennedy family firm. They were The largest asset in the in- ventory was a $250,000 man- worth $239,302 at the time of the President's death. sion on the ocean at Palm Beach, Fla. However, Kenne- Took Three Years dy holdings outside of Flori- Sen. Robert Kennedy da were not assessed in the (JD-N.Y. ). 42, was fatally shot inventory. They included eq- by an assassin on June 5, uity in a Corpus Christi, 1968. in Los Angeles, and it Tex., ranch ; property i n took three years for the filing Hyannis Port; equity in a of figures in Manhattan Sur- building and adjacent vacant rogate Court for estate tax lot in Albany, N.Y., and equi- purposes. ty in the Merchandise Mart These documents showed in Chicago. Kennedy left a gross estate in New York of $1,494.938. But debts. funeral and other expenses reduced it to $576.- 269. Co-executors of the es- tate are Kennedy's wife. Eth- el ; his brother, Edward, and his sister, Patricia. Not figured in the gross es- tate was a house, lot and fur- nishings in Hyannis Port, Mass., valued at $111,500. Fu- neral and administration ex- penses amounted to $60,189, and debts to 49,820. Of the adjusted gross, $358,842 goes to Ethel Kenne- dy and $17,210 to each of the 11 Kennedy children. The 18-page will was dated Dec. 17, 1953. Joseph P. Kennedy died on Nov. 18, 1969, at the age of 81. Exactly a year later, an inventory of his estate was released. His three surviving sons were listed as executors in a will undated in 1959, but only Edward lived to fill the role. A majority of the elder .