PER CURIAM:
The United States sued the estate of Abraham Brown, taxpayer, in the district court, seeking to collect taxes in the amount of $97,000. The government asserted that Brown had been in the business of accepting wagers in the years 1958-62 and that he had failed to pay the annual occupational tax of $50 and the excise tax of ten percent on gross wagers received. After presentation of all the evidence to a jury, the district judge directed a verdict for the...
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