GOODRICH, Circuit Judge.
In December, 1934, Ernest T. Weir and the Fidelity Trust Company, the petitioner, entered into an insurance trust agreement. Weir, the settlor, transferred to the petitioner, as trustee, eighteen policies of life insurance, the res of the trust. The trust agreement provided, inter alia, that upon the death of the settlor, the trustee was to collect all the money due under the policies and pay the income of the trust estate to the settlor's...
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