The will of Lucy Banning Ota, wealthy American woman who here recently, was published to. disclosing that she left the bulk of her fortun eto her husband, Setsuzo Gta, a Japanese student and wre The amount of the fortune is not en but is estimated at sever faundred thousand dollars.
To be certain that her husho: JoUtained the money she wished hi have Mrs. Ota directed her attorneys to sell real estate she. Jowned and give the money to Ota, hereby defeating a state law which forbids Japanese to own real estate California, Ars. Ota made her will in 1926, luefore she married the Japanese and before her divorce from her_previous husband, Robert Ross.—United Press. concurrent enforeemert and partly ire of many State and oath of office zealously to enforce the laws, with the result that there had been a dangerous expansion of criminal elements who had found.enlarged opportunities for dealing in illegal liquor. that occasion, President Hoover said that a large state of affairs resulted di American citizens, who,
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