Phillips's estate for stolen merchandise held in posession of acourt appointed guardian of Mrs. Phillips. To cap it all he permitted publication of these stolen letters by the press, although they were ordered by him to be under lock and key. Now it appears that Williamson is trying to defend himself to the public. A reporter from the Cleveland Press phoned on Monday last. He said that he wanted to check on a statement made by Williamson, since he claimed that while he was Mrs. P's guardian he had never heard from Isabelle. We said; "No comment". Isabelle was not advised that her mother had a guardian. On Dec. 6th 1954 she had a power of attorney duly executed and witnessed by our attorney in Recine, Wis. in