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T. INVESTMENTS. The Trustees are authorized to invest
any portion of the principal of this Trust or any income accruing
to them :n any business ventures which in their sole discretion
~ill be the best i~~terest of the Trust Estate . In doing so
the T1"u.s . c:is may enter into partnerships, corporations, syndi- _
cates, ~oint ventures and cooperative associations with other
individuals, corporations, syndicates or Trustees.
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U. The Corporate Trustee, by t he acceptance of this
Trust, does agree that if at any time a ma3ority of the benefi- '
ci~.ries hereunder, either personally or through their duly ap-
~ointed guardians, executors or administrators, shall in ~rriting
request the Corporate Trustee to r.esign, then in such event said
Corporate Trustee shall immediately make an accounting to said
beneficiaries of the assets of said Trust and shall thereupon
resign and deliver the assets of said Trust to another Corporate
Trustee, which shall be appointed by a ma3ority of said benefi-
ciaries or their duly appointed guardians, executors or admin-
istrators. 3uch Corporate Trustee must be a national banking ~
institution with trust po~ers.
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k II. The Trustees shall have full power to possess, manage
and control any or all of the Trust Tsstate, to rent and lease
any portion or all of the Trust Estate upon such terms and for
such periods.of ti.me as the Trustees may deem advisable, includ-
ing leases for periods exceeding in duration the life of this ,
Trust; to consent to the assignment of leases and to the making ~
of sub-leases; to receive and collect the rents, interest,
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issues, profits, dividends and other income accruing from said
Trust Estate and the proceeds of the income; to grant receipts
and acquittances for all money received by them; to compromise
claims and indebtednesses payable to the Trust Estate and to
give releases and satisfactions therefor; to invest and reinvest
the moneys coming into the hands of the Trustees or any portion
- #hereof in such forms of investments as to the Trustees may
seem wise or expedient, the Trustees not being limited in their ;
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