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Professor Donaldsoii's colleagues of The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology and the Editorial Board of The Jourrial of Comparative Neurology join in extending to him on this seventy-fifth milestone of his distinguished career our felicitations and best wishes. He has won our esteem and affection by unfailing courtesy, loyal friendship, and generoiis support of all worthy enterprises. F o r his cordial and invaluable cooperation and wise counsel during nearly thirty-five years The Jourrlal of Comparative Neurology owes him much.
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