DEEN, Presiding Judge.
1. The plaintiff-appellant argues that the two defendant corporations are in reality a single entity, "by virtue of the intermingling of corporate affairs, the interchangeability of employees, the identity, or near identity of officers and directors, and the common use of advertising..., and the common listing in public directories, and the use of the same graphic device, known as `logo'..." The evidence of the appellee-lumber company is as...
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