PROCTOR, Circuit Judge.
The five Mergner children, minors, were living together, under guardianship, in a home conducted for their joint benefit. The home furnishings and effects were owned by the children in common. In personal property returns made to the Tax Assessor for the years 1943 to 1947, the National Bank of Washington, guardian of the estates of said minors, reported the value of the interest of each child in said furnishings to be $146.81 (calculated on...
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