In Re Guardianship of Fish

— In December, 1921, A. L. Fisb was appointed guardian of the property of his incompetent son, Earl M. Fish. Earl M. Fish had been a soldier in the World War, and all his property that came into the hands of the guardian consisted of insurance, compensation, and gratuities paid to him by the United States government for the sole use of his ward as an incompetent World War veteran. On the 7th day of March, 1934, the guardian filed his resignation as guardian accompanied by his final report. A time was fixed for hearing on this report and notice thereof given to the Veterans’ Administration,…