STEWART, Circuit Judge.
The facts in this tax case are undisputed and, except in broad outline, unimportant. The amount of money involved is trivial. Only one question is presented for decision. The question, however, is a new one: Under the Internal Revenue Code of 1939 was a liquidating distribution, paid by a corporation out of appreciation in the value of its property which accrued before March 1, 1913, wholly exempt from income taxation when received by the shareholders...
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