The sole question raised is whether the two instruments admitted to probate were executed by decedent in the manner required by law. The uncontroverted evidence is: On August 30, 1950, decedent called at her attorney's office and read a document he had previously prepared pursuant to her directions as and for her last will and testament. After reading it she made known her desire for a slight change, viz., to substitute another as trustee of a fund for the care of her family...
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