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[[red underline]] Few Argentineans go to U.S [[red underline]] to study except for [[red underline]] agriculture. [[/red underline]] and then select some of our [[red underline]] lesser [[/red underline]] Agricultural colleges for instance Ionia etc or [[red underline]] wherever cost of living is cheapest [[/red underline]] and when one or two have been there others follow in their steps in the same place So that some of our less important agricultural colleges have thus acquired some kind of popularity. Same for the [[red underline]] study of dentistry. [[/red underline]] they go to same dental college. Unfortunately [[red underline]] our better Universities are little known [[/red underline]] Went to Obligada Co in regard of [[red underline]] trademark Bakelite. [[/red underline]] He speaks french with some
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hesitation and as usually I do not feel sure that he understands me. One of his men, a Spaniard speaks French and English Tells me [[red underline]] Hecht Pfeiffer [[/red underline]] have right to renewal of trade mark. and we cannot oppose it. because [[red underline]] law [[strikethrough]] S [[/strikethrough]] gives trade mark to first applicant But if they fail to renew it in August the trade mark automatically falls to us. He also explained me the real situation of the Trade Mark controversy and how many American firms were lax and dilatory in registering their trade marks and then were the first to kick after they were in trouble on