Banker Jesse Tapp Dies in San Francisco Hotel Room
Jesse W. Tapp, 67, retired Bank of America chairman and Western agricultural economist, was found dead in a San Francisco hotel room. He moved from Los Angeles in 1955, served as ex-officio UC regent, and died reportedly of a heart attack in his sleep. He leaves wife Isabelie and two sons.
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400000 Left Charities by Gen Smith
Retired Marine Gen Holland M Smith who died last Thursday left most of his estate worth over 400000 to charitable educational and religious groups probate hearings set in Superior Court for February 21 The will provides 295000 in specific bequests with the La Jolla home to the Marine Military Academy at Harlingen Texas and other gifts including 35000 to the University of Malaya Kata Lasy Schon Foundation and a scholarship at Auburn University Foundation for the merit scholarship. He is survived by a son Rear Adm John Victor Smith of Arlington Virginia who was not named in the will Ada his wife died four years ago and left part of her estate in trust for their grandchildren and gremichildren
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