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tember of 1972. In her will, she named George Davis, Claudia Marsh and Helen Gahagan Douglas, a former U.S. Congresswoman and wife of actor Melvyn Douglas, as executors. The will gave the executors authority to “transfer,

convey or^feir’ Miss Fuller’s estate to “any person, persons or organization, according to their discretion.’\The executors estimated the value of Miss Fuller’s personal property would amount to $30,000, too small an amount to be assessed for inheritance tax. She owned no real estate.

AT A SALE held following her death, New York art dealer David Greer, representing Greer galleries, paid $15,000 for an oil painting by Diego Rivera. He also paid $2,500 for two Mescheler lithographs. A set of American Windsor side chairs brought $400 (from a Rappahannock bidder), a Guerrier painting brought $650, a drawing by Renoir brought $260 and a “Wynn Snrr’’ chair, made in 1710 for Oxford University, brought $700.

But after returning to New \ork with the painting, art dealer David Greer decided his purchase just wasn’t worth $15,000. He cancelled payment on his check and

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