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Motion Picture Daily
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four times over. Other members of the management team are William J. Heineman, vice-president in charge of distribution, Max E. Youngstein, vicepresident, Arnold M. Picker, vice-president in charge of foreign distribution, and Seymour M. Peyser, vice-president and general counsel.
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fi i , vice-prespuijjuae in getting together today is to say 'thank you' to the trade press. We are grateful for all the help you have been to us during our growth from insolvency to our present healthy condition."