On December 2, 1948, the National Bank of Tulsa, Oklahoma, created a profit-sharing trust for the benefit of its employees. Under this agreement, the bank each year set aside ten percent of its net profits in this trust. The employees of the bank contributed nothing. Under the provisions of the trust, the annual contributions of the bank were allotted to the accounts of the employees in proportion to their...
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