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amounts as possible during her lifetime, provided,
however, that in no event shall such payments be made
less frequently than semi-annually.
2. I hereby authorize my Trustee, in the
event that the residuary trust set forth hereinafter
shall be exhausted, to withdraw from the principal of
this trust and pay over to my said wife, JOSEPHINE R.
ARONSON, or for her benefit, such amount or amounts as,
in the sole discretion of my Trustee, may be deemed
necessary or desirable for medical, surgical, hospital,
nursing or other expenses relating to illness of,
accident to or emergency affecting my said wife, or as
may be determined necessary, desirable for her
maintenance and support.
3. In the event that the principal of this
trust contains unproductive property not likely to
produce income during her lifetime, my said wife,
JOSEPHINE R. ARONSON, shall have the power to require
the Trustee either to make such property productive or
to convert it within a reasonable time to income
producing property. A written statement signed by my
said wife and delivered to my Trustee shall be
sufficient for this purpose.
4. Upon the death of my said wife, JOSEPHINE
R. ARONSON, after my death, or in the event my said
wife has predeceased me, then at the time of my death,
the entire remaining principal of this trust, or the
amount which would have constituted the principal of
this trust, as the case may be, shall be paid over and
distributed to my said grandson, BARNEY P. ARONSON, if
he is living at the time, to be his absolutely. In the
event that the said BARNEY P. ARONSON shall predecease
the said JOSEPHINE R. ARONSON, the same shall be paid
over and distributed to my grandson, SCOTT HALEY
ARONSON.
5. I hereby authorize my Executor, in his
sole discretion, to elect that any part or all of the
amount passing under this Article THIRD (B) be treated
as qualified terminable interest property for the
purposes of qualifying for the marital deduction
allowable in determining the federal estate tax upon my
death.
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