Evening star., 1951-11-02
lLBERT r. BEASLEY, Receiver.
Investment Building,

W aShlnB ton o, Id. e.
Fileo Oct. 10. 1851. Harry M. Hull
UNITED STATES sieESi bTsrRrcr corrpr
tor the District Of Columbia-ARTE
MAS c. LESLIE. Insurance Commits
Sioner Of the Commonwealth o
kEYsTosE, kEnYnssTftSsP,a MtTii. stei Plaintiff Is Is
Defendant:-ciyil Action No. sS3s
47.-ORDER.-This cause came OF
70 De heard at this term upon thu
Report OF Albert F. Beasley, Re,
Seivsr and Petition for Instruction.
X Ee Disposition Of Funds" filed here
IN on october z; 1851; and it ap'
Mutual Casualty Company was !
pennsylvania corporation, and thai
II was dissolved by decree entered
on june 70. 1947. in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Dauphin County
rentnsyivania; that under the laws
yania. and the aforesaid decree. the
insurance Commissioner OF Penn
syiVania became and is the Statu-
Tory Liouidator of Keystone. and
tnat ne is conducting the main OF
pfimary LIQUIDATION Of Keystone
decree provided for the filins Of
claims by creditors Of Keystone with
Ine Statutory Liuuidator: that the
Receiver is advised that pursuant to
tne aforesaid decree, the Statutory
Llouidator, caused a Notice to be
sent to all policyholders and known
q Columbia notifying them Of the
dissolution of Keystone. and that
proofs of claim must be filed with
the said Statutory Liquidator not
later than June 25, 194S. or be
thereafter barred; that the Receiver
Liauidator that the total number of
District Of Columbia claimants who
nled their claims with said Statutory
Ltouidator within said one year
period Is 5S6 and these claims ag-
gregate SS54,6S0.Sl; and that the
total number Of District of Colum-
with said Statutory Liquidator sub.
seauent to the expiration Of said
one year period is 2S. and these
claims aggregate the sum OF 500. :
3o2 ~, thus making total amount
o. District Of Columbia claims Of
SsS3'ssz. SSS, @ @.s2; that the Receiver re-
sum of S15.296.6S and estimates
that he should receive approxi-
mately S1.S00 in cases now pend
ing, thus making total assets OF
this local receivership Of approxi-
mately $1,000; that the Receiver
mine that it is not feasible to re-
ceiye. pass upon. allow or disallow
and make payments upon claims Of
local creditors Of Keystone in this
proceeding. and that the Receiver
pc authorized and directed. when
tion OF Keystone assets in this
Jurisdiction, to remit and pay over
the net balance remaining in his
nanos after payment of admins
ration costs and expenses, includ-
!nE reasonable allowances to him.
rendered herein, to the said Statu-
tory Liauidator. OF Keystone In
Pennsylvania; wherefore. upon con-
Siderstion thereof, it is by the
CG00uTt this 18th day Of October.
Thss RAT tSli S2lRpERED esss b. as srd fOllSws 1Ss
is: set down for hearing on the
aforesaid Report Of Albert F. Beas-
ley, Receiver, and Petition for In
structions Re Disposition Of FuAds'
on November 18th. 1851. at 10
O'Clock AM. 2. That. all parties In
Interest be and they hereby are re-
Noyember 18th. 1851. at 10 O'Clock
AM. and show cause. If any they
have. why the aforesaid recommen-
dation Of the Receiver for trans
ferrtng the net assets in his hands
after payment of administration
costs and expenses. to the said
Statutory Ltduidator Of Keystone
IN Pennsylvenia. should not be
adopted by the Court. and a decree
entered in accordance Herewith.
3: That the Receiver be-. and he
hereby is. required to mail a copy
Of this order to all known District
Of Columbia claimants who are re-
ported to have heretofore filed their
claims with the said Statutory
Liquidator Of Keystone in Penn
sylvania, and that q COPY of this
order be published in The Evening
Star Newspaper. and in the Wash
ington Law Reporter once a week
for three successive weeks. the last
publication to be not less than five
80 days prior TO November 18th.
1881. g.! DAVID A. PINE, Judge.
HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. BY r. N.
sTEARNS. Deputy Clerk Seen:
JAMES W. EARNEST. Attorney for
Receiver. No Objection: LLOYD B.
HARRISON. Attorney for Supt. Of
Insurance. ocl9,26,no2