United States v. Waite

I concur in the conclusion reached by Judge SCOTT in the foregoing opinion, but the conditions presented in these cases differ so materially from those in cause No. 8325, United States v. Gould Dietz, 33 F.(2d) 576, just decided by us, that I desire to state some of my reasons for so 'doing.

In causes No. 8425 and. No. 8426 Alfred H. Rogers died testate, leaving a widow and two children surviving him. The will was probated, and the widow rejected the terms thereof and elected to take a child’s share of the estate. Whether the estate consisted of personal property alone, or both real and…