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Oe Sdn a eee Bt o See on Te Ghee eee K cwt 2 —— 4 OL : ae nde - u o> 7 7 Phin nke #3 ’ py “?'s oar once abe Not wh Jot Or On had a? uh % % a 7 ae on ones a aa Pr, Li a . ¥ obs de Ny seals + be. ¥ Vk a * ~~ ee mile rey os ¥S WP SL 4 ~ ake al } 4 -3 2 . vagal ss 4 Ft 74 ee ‘9 fe eA : ao ? —— Mle 7 7 | * eS we a| & ¥y < La . uy i oe eaetax eae ee then Ph, WEILL ry etn wal a) imt » - - % ead : - - yt ; ¥ oy : ; > : , y ’ “ne * ; > : ' Pt? Tn &? ae 2 i Gi 7 soon S : eal | pnghe as J : / Vm, “phe gt SAS whieh bet rh‘ y 2 on 7 4 nie oe» ae i. OWA oe ane : wa ™ & Fa i & ei? ; o —T BAAR ry ” . ake abe ‘4 Ty? whe Sat chee Ne RM om, . - ~ 3 : hy | :4 Noe oe tee * ae +h he % 2 RALPH EVERIST BRISTOL 34 North State Street Salt Lake City October 12th,1941 Dear Vals I think you may be able to assit also help him to get located where he can so thought I would write the storye working in Salt the , married is 33 Chip one with and me do and my a good son job is at present Sompany on the and child, Chip, and for Defense as a Civil Service Govt. employee at the Small Arms Plant Lake, checking material over the scale house as it comes in plant * He wants to get started with the Remington manufacturing or loading end of ammunition, if he can, and I hope you can give him through me a letter of introduction to the Personnel man of “emington, whom you no doubt know, from your various contacts with that firm. So you will know and experience e Four Four years years One and something in detail is a fine type of cleam know about, and has had offer will say, that he the background that you of what Chip has to young man, from the following education in a California Military Academy & graduated in Occidental College at Pasadenme & graduated with an Ae Be. Degree one half years of Law at U. of SO. Cal. He worked for me in Sand and Yravel business for a wholesale paper house for years, as time keeper, also handling the truck routing, bought materials, and at time drove a trucke He had part of a year with ©C.C.C. camp as an officer on the educational end of the work, not the supervision end. Has been a book-keeper in a printing business for over a yeare here Had in Salt also sold Lake. the he has I think of a Foreman, making as a Gity Salesman or something of that sort in the new Arms Plant, and though he is not imtimately acqusinted with machinery details, he has the education and background, that will help him to learn such work, and above all he gets along with the He is a other fellew whereever he has been placed in grand style. good mixer, in that he gets easily acquainted with his associates and makes friends with them, whither they are the office boy or the Bosse He will of course make out full application forms, but I wanted you to have a picture of him, so you could write a letter of introduction intelligently, which I hope you can do for hime O.P.M. I am already in the Florence me for the immediate joins army states, in all of Defense and am good up to eg as District my eyes ae in Manager of ESL. cL it. © September 24, 1941 A.E. Wilson, Acting Chief Division of Loans and Currency Treasury Department, Fiscal Service Washington, D.C. Re: Dear SUR: USSB Sir: Reference is made to your letter of September 16th to Miss Carol Dean Browning, in relation to which I am furnishing you the following information concerning the excesses of United States Savings Bonds of Series “"D", 1941, held by my three minor children, of which Carol Dean is one, and the circumstances under which these excesses are held. In 1941 January I purchased Value Maturity $10,000.00 age Series "D", 1941, Bonds for my son, John V. Browning, 16; $10,000.00 Maturity Value for Carol Dean Browning, age 15, and $10,000.00 Maturity Value for Bruce W,. Browning, These bonds were purchased from the Post Office in age 13. Ogden, Utah. Since reading your above mentioned letter, it my attention that an aunt of my children made present of $50.00 Maturity the names of John Val Bruce David Browning. original purchase for them held legally $50.00 in own. Value Series"D", has come to them each a 1941, bonds Browning, Carol Dean Browning and The children were not aware of my them and so did not know that each excess of the amounts which they may in of Upon investigation I find that my son, John Val, in July of of 1941 purchased on his own account $200.00 Maturity Value It is my understanding Series "E" Defense Savings Bonds. that he is not legally entitled to hold these bonds. I would request information as Very VAB/co/fs P.S. Could these bonds be to to how cess amounts and also whether I can father of the three minor children. truly exchanged dispose endorse these of the bonds exas yours, for bonds of the Series "F"? September 24, 1941 ir. E.d. Fjeldsted, Secretary Ogden Chamber of Commerce Ogden, Utah Dear Ez, I have just received your letter of Septenmber 23rd notifying me of my appointment as member of the Military Affairs Committee. I accept the appointment and to render any service within Cordially VaB/co/fs will be glad my power, yours, OGDEN CHAMBER OF OGDEN, UTAH © UTAH’S INDUSTRIAL ci YY WED Ry IO.L Oo Whine i frea TT) ee m be = & lat cy) © AND Zz RAILROAD QO O09 CENTER A” py fan Sy sAunimann ~l Thea, 2 > M Ve COMMERCE We 1 a A OY ~ nN Fa 410% Ogden, Utal i famene ant nvuLlemens by , POR a OL Cc a § Sp He A a | ova he es authority er Ss pie Fea, ofSpee theEES oy ig Fentvcrlemen so hempers . fe ioe Occ ie i 4 ryoamr , CS ' } g f “> 2 the .o fadeeS er YU AY nampeLr ea 2ApDPOLn ee D a Board L Pe ce cans Be eS UMC a Commercee tnente ofos fa-9 34. ae rae ie Direc Ts WLLiLtval @ NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE INTERMOUNTAIN 306 WALKER BANK STERLING W. SILL, Supervisor LEONARD O. TRIPP, CASHIER Mr. Val A. Browning JoM. & M. S. Browning Ogden, Utah Dear Mr. 175 SOUTH LAKE CITY, UTAH September ZO 9 Re: ee form sent givi so Cal | my OFFICE MAIN STREET 1941 TELEPHONE, 5-28 41 FLENo._L? 689 8249 l2 791 496 Vompany Browning: kindly BRANCH BUILDING, SALT COMPANY John Val D. Browning have not yet Carol we form signed POLICY NUMBER Browning by been John aver, each sign the change address dd ; to which you wish prem hee notice with your request. LLO/dlw TO AVOID DELAYS, PLEASE ALWAYS GIVE WHEN WRITING THE COMPANY NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE INTERMOUNTAIN 306 WALKER BANK STERLING W. SILL, SuPERviIsoR LEONARD O. TRIPP, Mr. 1515 Dear 175 SOUTH CITY, UTAH 18, 1941 LAKE sept e OFFICE MAIN STREET TELEPHONE, oo CASHIER John Ogden, BRANCH BUILDING, SALT RoKieANty Val Beverly Utah Browning Drive Sir: We are in receipt of your change of address forms but note that same was incorretly signed. We are therefore enclosing herewith two new forms and ask that you sign one and have the other one properly signed by your daughter, Miss Carol D. Browning. address on We our will then records. be AVOID DELAYS, PLEASE a position Yours very Rs May For TO in ALWAYS Ee to change your truly, Cashier GIVE POLICY NUMBER WHEN WRITING THE COMPANY 5-28 41 48 Bee 240 12 791 496 # September 18, 1941] Carson E,. Bechtel, Manager The Mutual Life Insurance Co. Walker Bank Building 175 S. Main Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Sir: Please change the address of Policy No.5 323 096 on the life of Bruce W. Browning to 1515 Beverly Drive. Yours very truly, FORM 3800 THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WHEN FIRST POLICY ISSUED FEBRUARY |. 1643 CARSON E. BECHTEL MANAGER WALKER BANK BUILDING 175 S. MAIN STREET SALT LAKE WRITING CITY, ABOUT A UTAH OF POLICY NEW ALWAYS GIVE YORK THE NUMBER NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE INTERMOUNTAIN 306 WALKER BANK STERLING W. SILL, LEONARD O. TRIPP, BRANCH BUILDING, SALT COMPANY LAKE 175 SOUTH CITY, OFFICE MAIN STREET UTAH SUPERVISOR TELEPHONE, 5-28 i: ye,A 68 S) 12 791 41 CASHIER FILE No, September Mr. Val A. Browning JM. & M.S. Browning Ogden, Company Utah Re: John Val Carol Browning D. Browning We have your letter of September 11, 1941 requesting of the above on our records us to change the address numbered policies to correspond with the address being We used shall a written each of in this letter. be very the respective request pleased for a to do change so Insureds. in upon receipt Forms for address purpose are enclosed herewith. Will you have your children sign and return these your earliest convenience. Yours of signed this by kindly forms at truly, Cashier TO AVOID DELAYS, PLEASE ALWAYS GIVE POLICY NUMBER WHEN WRITING THE COMPANY 249 496 z + September 11, 1941 Carson E. Bechtel, Manager The Mutual Life Insurance Company 806 Walker Bank Building Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Sir: Attached hereto is a change on the Policy of Judith Ann of address notice Browning, No.56469535. Will for you chenge of please Bruce December 26th, Ogden, Utah, send a Warren to J.M. form Browning & M.S. Yours the address No.53525096, Browning very truly, due Company, September New York Life Insurance Walker Bank Building Salt Lake City, Utah 11, 1941 Company Gentlemen: Will you please send change of address forms for the policies of John Val Browning No.12689249-A9, due September Sth, and Carol Dean Browning No.12781496-A2, due February 16th, to J... & M.S. Browning Company, Ogden, Utah. Yours very truly, ‘se te; f \. ‘. o Waa "7 7.7; FA whe nde % Fas’ Ba | f t. - DUPLICATE INVOICE ee. «er min SHIP FACTORY TO MR ADDRESS CITY 505 A 2¢TH OGDEN & STATE SHIP VAL Burne OFFICE 4, - HOLLAND, @2E,. PVC: std MICHIGAN BROWNING INVOICE ST sHip NO. B WHBUNE 5 6 30 | 1941 UTAH VIA INSTRUCTION OUR ORDER NO. scioro appress CITY STATE ~ D & BURGESS . ALLEGAN MICHIGAN TERMS: ° ° 2%-20 DAYS, NET 60 DAYS F. O. B. HOLLAND, MICHIGAN INTEREST AT 6% ON PAST DUE | ACCOUNTS ~— ANTICIPATION NOT ALLOWED EVBX 2 YOUR ORDER NO. 1129 BREAKFRONT 1708 NEST OF 2979 WALL MIRROR OVERALL SEC BOOKCASE TABLES OWM SIZE 2/ X GOLD 50 4-28 OWM LEAF DATE RECEIVED 5-1 Gu4] 298 O00 41 QO 69 00 408 00 B-L 03083 a satesman J. M. & M. S. BROWNING OGDEN. UTAH CO. Mr. Val A. Browning, Ogden, Utah. Dear Val: $18,5440¢92 Our with family the pool J.M. representing our share Overunder Shotguns and distributing $6,500.00 ing a balance in favor Company of $3,044.92. ing credited to your of 37 has & M.S. a June 3, 1941. balance of Browning Co., the royalties on mm guns. I am to each of us, leavof the pool with the Your $6,500.00 is be- Company account. Sincerely, oA. B. WARRANTY EDWARD Jnint.. Ce SINGLATON and SADIE DEED A. SINGLETON, husband and wife, tenants, Grantor.&...., of OGDEN SP County of Bath sg I > State of Utah, hereby convey VAL the sum BROINING PUT eT Graniee......of for As Yves Terrie dt? nda V se of County of TsNnicann 3s 1Q Usa’ iZ & 6 Park ik AAA EF was & nn in eo Addition subject 4 to LO js ee bn Orden a the ft City, es general wi April Signed in the presence of 13 and 14, 12, 2 o TYTs. -.%. ers ” & : 600, { oe WrRYR & BA wal 11, All of Lots 9, 16, D spears wo/ 10/100 the following described tract of land tm Wow State of Utah, . if} 0 Af ) WOLLARS, County, State of Utah, Oskerest (4) Block Four Utah. 5 taxes anes 19 Ad. zs f —y a% wil€ a1 : pds —— and a. % e thereafter. STATE BI Ty OF UTAH SS. TD tial atult On the COUNTY yi +t, day of Frkie OSL appeared before me EDUARD April GO, A. SINGLETON and SADIE A. D. 19 AL , personally SINGLETON the signor&. of the above instrument, who duly acknowledged to me that ..theX. executed the same. My Commission Expires ° ° e sO... S27. . te ee a Liabicm PRINTING CO..OGDEN, UTAH Utah. Deputy Recorder Co. Recorder. recorded and Weber County os ADM M., recorded and for record Ogden, 4.0.WOODY OF UTAH STATE ec in Filed fos, County, rowning ihe rs Val WARRANTY DEED Notary Public WEBER notice is not receipted unless bears the cash register figures. SERIAL it & WIFE, TREASURER’S SEPTEMBER OFFICE 16, 1940 The State, State School, State High School, County, City, Town, District School, Predatory Animal and Rodent Control, Tuberculosis and Bangs Disease Control, Livestock Inspection, or any other taxes upon the property herein enumerated in Weber County for the year 1940 are now due and payable in my office. Last notice required by law. NUMBER ay EDWARD C. SINGLETON SADIE A. 1515 BEVERLY DRIVE, UTAH, LOTS 9 TO 14 I BLOCK 4, OAK CREST PARK ADD. TO OGDEN, UTAH. f 12399 12403 UTAH Se ~ OGDEN, Arias G. B@lnat--——"Co.*T reas. 1940 This COUNTY OGDEN, a NL TS SE | PAYMENTS OR| CREDITS | - = DATE cep | P26 TAXES IF NOT BECOME PAID oo —F La | 40 | _ _ TT REFERENCE GENERAL - = | i) LR. TO | SPEC. TAX FULL PROPERTY 1760 TAX SOLD JANUARY As provided by law no taxes will be received between the publication of the delinquent list December 20, 1940. November THIS OFFICE WILL NOT BE OTHER THAN YOUR OWN. WILL RESPONSIBLE ARIAS BE IF YOU PAY G. BELNAP, TAXES (Values Dollars - No Cents) he | aa DELINQUENT AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON, NOVEMBER 30TH, 1940. IN 10TH, 30, ON BOOK ASSESSED VALUE SUBJECT TO GENERAL TAXES | TT i} i} VALUE 1940, 1941. and PROPERTY County Treasurer. IMPROVEMENTS | 45 || en ne. ay 80 } | ’ LEVY MILLS PERSONAL vt nt am » Sal TA | || | 44.8 | | After TAXES CHARGED : | PAGE « | AMOUNT OF | | > oe FoF3% 1.4 we . LEE EEA ADVANCE DELINQUENT FEES TO BE ADDED 12 Noon Nov. 30th—Penalty After 12 Noon Nov. 30th—Advertising Interest Jan. 1, 1941 @ 8% 1941—Sale and Redemption After AID — This Notice must be Presented when Payment is Made LPL from Jan. TOTAL 10, AMOUNT DUE 2% Fee 25c Fees $1.00 WEBER NOTICE FOR YEAR DISTRICT 1940 SERIAL é This notice bears the cash register figures. is not & WIFE it The AND 11, ADD. TO South Ogden payable in my herein and enumerated Conservation in Weber office. District Taxes upon County for the year 1940 Last notice required by law. the property are now due BLOCK 4, OAK OGDEN, UTAH. $0 3048 SO 3049 UTAH ie) Tees 7 ¢ OGDEN, unless NUMBER LOTS 9, 10 PARK CREST SDWARD C. SINGLETON SADIE A. SINGLETON 1515 BEVERLY DRIVE, receipted OFFICE 16, 1940 0.16 TAX CONSERVATION SEPTEMBER Co. Treas. OGDEN TREASURER’S UTAH, PAID — Arias G. B: In ip — SOUTH COUNTY OGDEN, be Presented whe ADVANCE PAYMENTS OR CREDITS DATE Payment is Made VALUE REFERENCE den tid: TAXES REAL eet” TOTAL SEN: DERE SPEC. TAX SEP 16 49 ASSESSED VALUE SUBJECT TO GENERAL (Values Dollars - No Cents) BERET Co” IMPROVEsett ON COCR RE PERSONAL [| oer ~—_ss|f AMOUNT OF TAXES CHARGED Me | Mecano AMOUNT DUE 16 | 1 60 16 1} TAXES BECOME DELINQUENT AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON, IF NOT PAID IN FULL PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD NOVEMBER JANUARY As provided by law no taxes will be received between the publication of the delinquent list December 20, 1940. November THIS OFFICE WILL NOT BE OTHER THAN YOUR OWN. RESPONSIBLE ARIAS IF YOU PAY G. BELNAP, TAXES 30TH, 10TH, 30, ON 1940, 1940. 1941. and PROPERTY County Treasurer. After Nov. 30th—Penalty After 12 Noon Nov. 30th—Advertising Interest Jan. 1, 1941 @ 8% 1941—Sale and Redemption After 12 Noon DELINQUENT FEES TO BE ADDED from Jan. TOTAL 10, AMOUNT DUE 2% Fee 25c Fees $1.00 WEBER COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE SOUTH OGDEN TAX CONSERVATION NOTICE FOR YEAR DISTRICT 1940 SERIAL This notice bears the is not cash receipted register P unless OGDEN, UTAH, SEPTEMBER 16, 1940 it The figures. herein and NUMBER LOTS 12, 13 AND CREST PARK ADD. 14, BLOCK TO OGDEN, South Ogden enumerated payable in my Conservation in Weber office. District County Taxes for the year Last notice required upon the property 1940 are now by law. 4, OAK UTAH. due wo 3 q@ Dew EDWARD SINGLETON & WIFE SADIE SINGLETON 1515 BEVERLY DRIVE, OGDEN, ~ oO SO 3050 $O 3052 UTAH O ii , This Notice must be Presented when Payment is Made ADVANCE PAYMENTS CREDITS [| VALUE OR REFERENCE SUBJ. SEC ERG Ron Ste Men cee Rec One ASSESSED TO SPEC. TAX EP 16 40 ESTATE VALUE (Values me SUBJECTTO GENERAL Dollars - No TAXES [| Cents) ———__—-———— } | vy — PERSONAL y IMPROVEMENTS BOOK I OR oo FAs ONE AMOUNT LE OF ee CHARGED i 30 O if A) ba fee Fee << TAXES MILLS ee by Co 18 <r fan Sh TAXES BECOME DELINQUENT AT 12 0’CLOCK NOON, NOVEMBER 30TH, 1940. IF SOLD JANUARY As provided by law no taxes will be received between the publication of the delinquent list December 20, 1940. NOT November OTHE R PAID IN THAN YOUR FULL PROPERTY OWN. WILL ee ARIAS BE ee G. BELNAP, 10TH, 30, 1940, 1941. DRS OE Tea eos _ Eee rest EP ATR RE | HES -DELINQUENT FEES TO BE ADDED EC After 12 Noon Nov. 30th—Penalty 2% and After 12 Noon Nov. 30th—Advertising Interest Jan. 1, 1941 @ 8% 1941—Sale and Redemption After Bpanteye County Treasurer. OR : from Jan. 10, TOTAL AMOUNT DUE Fee 25c Fees $1.00 J. M. & M. S. BROWNING CO. OGDEN. UTAH ADP : Y pe Vs A ik i. Harm @ a 30n untry : Ulub, hots a “ Py Conne ?a "7 ak in Farm Brownine: Mr. aes Ent the «k GLAs . 5 H Dear 2h. the foreg a aah nti Sn necom munica tion ingwith aT WM following was what we whwe ure ifig c h the amount Of City Ay been anvlied of pL, 000.00 has check attached the $10,000.00 purchase price, leaving a balance After agreed Ae since ing leton,writin andg and following Oe County 5/1/41, based 1/2 of the from the be a eee oO e the valuation taxes on should from a 1/1/41 deducted, ee to i of the that he leaves an real estate and improvements and on the amount of personal taxes for the entire year, peing his furniture and automobiles. Bog OL 6. 0a e ‘ gap i yg unneaid paving tax, claims you and he have agreed upon. BY BMOun & Ol So as ea ea eR e eS the cost of bringing the abstract do date, which we in turn will have to pay to the Abstract Co. AN amownt-Of 54-9 ys Fee, for revenue stamns that we to purchase. Making a total of This, os mo taken Uu nt @) “§ ea ° a We are Mimatue, this is t office, $1,000.00 a * @ a attaching amount, paicek” as Mr. ” balance, ’ 2 hereto which, bieaee Singleton ® « your * * 7 additional ap 5 S check for them. We if in accordance with your sign both checks and return will await here for 7 ¢ - underto have prepared a warranty deed from Mr. and Mrs. Singleton to you and Mrs. Browning, which we will have signed before we = deliver * these checks or at » the time Ee e we dO. OOS se J & pe 9 nA > fi Val envelonve. Or+2 na the ve A. = Browning: We enclose which herewith vou mav Le e h ckS che AT two a us e self-addressed Yours P.S. Mr. Singleton as soon provements. Will property thereonin your nlace can from this later 505 name. amount have 27th, will as the to he you or cancel He any other new out we his have insurance placed $15,000 on you fit, authorize amount property home, A sincerely, carrying is therefore, personal the that knows reply.or vour for when me see insurance you moves to on the the im- insurance have and Hugh we transferred Val f FA a $ ae i» ad @ = ae Fer “ * —- 41 24, Ve R reply to 3 P 000.00 your to letter C. ~ r% | your \oril: of 20th? arid. Ve account, cking 4 i¢ tre iniSs= check enclos accord= note for $10, 000.00 in favor of 2.¢, Sin 7lLetons ] con the tota ‘fea "CCL! whe ing’ to your to purchase, 21, 000. 00 whic h lea ve O1L,000.00 balance Sst . + % $. eheck until you wilt 1u YOu ws ii aifficulties that have ral run into (plain them briefly. Upe W rm ictst _ ‘s c: A - ~ mart at hae at Riad 2 gi se, eae to the recorded. ) fLVen oaTriVe ee eS lots, oy le ed 3 . : che pPre pa Prec J ngleton anc ture, th sling joining not show Ke SA 4 J ate 13 le neal } rt rare amen? ° 2 . cove E 1941 Browning neton Country Club, Farmington, Conn. in ferrin: Avr a) ¥ Fo affidavit BF abn te SUEROS that we "<> OQ * VEL Spel a ft4 —~ 7 wis *"* cConcercnea WY - oye Te 4 a. i ii> & + whe | €3336 a. woncerin, i 7 : ~~ Sue <> 7aT<) naeavor= - him 4 116 ee C i + Ulli A dhe oi J H Te Lak wi who Oe oe ec him dp u ~s 7 ee 4 aren) at . > Ori} LoS ve 4 ed ~e on 1 . ~~ W * i. : . dundee VeCAbe 5 u -") * = + an) << * ela 4Sta eb cS en wouls fall throuch CoejT) aK s) Stine to clear >} WaAs : fro ha cleton wa dii t1LO} re th aim Os & p «116G a. rwy uo ¢} a gi ke am | 7 ’ ‘eames < Cloude > he *7 275 CY vWCclLe te Lou Mia GO | 2et he attempting in Pat . ay avait he t] 1 A cote - < 7 UD received we have O71 a a = eek ae ae i ae © dwihiiideds ee eu 3- © 1 = OWe a — . cm # «itn on half ric Fs >| SS ae oe +%-% i eat roy dee Vo »~ et rod he & of tO cr lave > ry sO} Y? ry © ene wb easi. he - Lh 0 . 1€3} ie!Ls . y f LOY +. 5 alll ; BES . - ct a? vO Fb ty VOOD.s _ > > ‘ Te}ehe . Nt oy A. 1 LW and acreed had OT <7 ory made in your nroperty, ot VOURnLY a cf BaFTSCeMmense os Ci , \ , a > > 7 > eke moh ~ oF kr siles ae 716 - ivory ¢, QO O7 $1 Single= of 4. this re ine adjus PhS ns ev TPP 4 ris hindlee Gbe om one about here $25.40 deed, are eo Fas end g 2°44 of the stamp pseyment of that should will straighten out, but ot @ Sf he LIAO $1,000.00 for this ho:purpe 2 5oi de 3 oe ” Sor he ba of +. tg the on ——— 3 yr) + wl Le tf. at se Se ey 2 ~% a4 L201 a ’ eyP? ae ' Yat Lhe 4 oo C, ¢ } Alle de \ . ape tenants at) sae ; tae , ba | aR Se es & expen e+ Geet 7 %* Brow nine we wane » nave. 5 Qe a An Aw wa all wail ow: co | U9+o,dite «he we Ve thrash the matter the revenue ba) ict Wo StLLL is = er? +h and 2 % not - Singleton . in ac we will balance Singleton * s 5S ouv tters with common". OR i an i IM » Re the ”:. mee Seta, ve OU te crm} £% + C3 t ButGod, wien Sarl as ate WHORE we ie : wn? Pe:~~ ty Nass hs | ee plumce an : > siti Seal ad LT a ae ps yey os ¥} “*% D shee en not id oes ot _* -= Maes? have * Gidget 5 6 ae, Fa whe > 4 @ eet ¥, property’ ¥ heal CF ® an‘ as ye “ f ¥ . L. @ fsa the Bae ome : ¢e , oe * oe ve 177° Uz Olsen Vier ‘q a a ~~ sLarcay wil ee tle A a to TWA 8 unrourh% report Tete eA } hace We Ex ee ‘9 ‘oy WRN St & 4 ih Us be , a here So ee Cie os CFLS 3K “ft Rig te “ as | : ueU & toe You Che Country Club HKarmington, Conn. April Mr. H. Steckel, C/O J.M. & M.S. Ogden, Utah. Dear Browning 20, I94I. Co., Steck: Please have three thousand dollars my Company eccount to my checking account end personal checks to the order of Ed Singleton( are E.C.) for ten thousand title and of house and lots. Singleton to sign. verifying the dollars Before leaving, I wonder if making up he for balance the deeds I asked has transferred from make one of my think his initials Ed. done for this. due on Ed. and to see purchase you Please about Mrs. send the the sale above mentioned check to me for my signature and write me whether any of the details of the purchase have been taken care of by yoR. i will mesil the check to him directly when I learn that everything is in order, In recording the deeds, I would make the sales price as low as possible, if this can still be done. The deeds should be made to me and my wife as joint owners, or else to me and then I will execute a deed to my wife and put it in my safe box same as on my present house, whicheyer looks best from a tax standpoint. of the Have Plunge? you heard any more from Joe Olsen Thanks, and with best regards, about \7 TTTDOOTT ACTH PURCHASE CS — es ig ANPOMA he ae ‘ pa ii Ss PINS oi ela ao Hrowninge Sie y /98 oe Yas Fe i em * Gee anda Pe fe eee ca ge V si oy Lik ‘ = | . ° Pa i OY rrentice f- } 7} 1 tf made Se i an ; aoe CLULileovulicse State transi , held er OT f ave bnab with the Brown nN we 7 anes $ ~~, An community a toorney CG joint & oo hue! : - ~ i1nsvea he Own as UY ae ale he ey make tenants survivor, s a eg Pe ae. Se and »> Sy LL ° by Me laws property 3 lat e ‘ 5 en ; ¥! WL . Brier ee FA joint ~~ {> be Sul ir 2 le U wife, enant 2B rt ct , ’ omestead : TT i t~ 7 tars hata is Ae f [Oh anc ~~ Ol LGAAG ble. cow Pennsylvania. -fVv to O : TAT Wi ¢ MB i +. > TY) ro WwniIngse Th X Jil ve = Ty a * ry j & the “ V¥. wes full ¥ commone 1 a ne + { ms “; qjeed i ig = ana iL [ * “ eS | u A ANT Cj » Cy aus » t ATA this qd es Oo Val in - 7 Vis e ¢ > Py rs d je . made transier had ieretore ~~ cs a TINA gs taxable. not * ton 4 home cr? ATT fh NI ) nurnoses of anpnlied fet de Browning, sarKaan mpaAhaca iPCcCnass ; : he Fi Singleton E.C. ee Toy vine DV WLLiCG ourche 1-from “_* TAO AVAT NGLE TON 7 AS Ds (% \/ Lh 4 » vested tw ‘ bd oL. CLL ner Rav @ odie , ee eck en? al TATYS OWn in fr i ay 4rs > O : | Lf the i vd = ® ae ogden, Utah, & @@pril 11,1941 tak OReet Pare property on .S.Browning CO. (Mr.Steckel) ORDER ABSTRACT Address TELEPHONE gegen 1177 THE C. V. ZINN 414 GRANTEE ABSTRACT HOME _ THOMAS F. WELSH TWENTY-FOURTH STREET ABSTRACT REMARKS BY SUNDRY ADVANCES TOTAL Terms: Cash upon Completion of Work NO. ORDER COMPANY MORTGAGEE ORDERED NO. pace. 195 REGISTER: ine__29 4 : adhe: : M.S. Browning Co, M...... (Oak Crest Ogden, Park (Mir. Steckel ) property) THE HOME Utah, .& April ie 1177 ABSTRACT 414 Seek GRANTEE ABSTRACT C. V. ZINN THOMAS TWENTY-FOURTH ix. COMPANY F. WELSH my, STREET 8 Entries Certificate $8. 0Q; 2-00 MORTGAGEE ORDERED REMARKS 0657 Sheetal Address TELEPHONE ? L941 BY SUNDRY ADVANCES TOTAL Terms: Cash upon Completion of Work PAGE NO. a 8 o 4 ORDER REGISTER: 1835 LINE. el eee ed. eM 24,1941 Ogden, Utah, 22+ e ORDER 8N0..M.S.Browning...C.o ee (Singleton property) ABSTRACT Address.. bone gong 1177 THE ABSTRACT HOME C. V. ZINN ABSTRACT TWENTY-FOURTH Ex. 1 Pgs Cave el.O00 ee ea ns MORTGAGEE ORDERED REMARKS BY | SUNDRY ADVANCES TOTAL Terms: Cash upon Completion of Work REGISTER: BGe : LINE. —9 STREET Entry ang ae heale fl TS shi. WP ole NO. ORDER COMPANY THOMAS F. WELSH 414 GRANTEE NO $ Ogden, M iets property) THE HOME TELEPHONE 1177 Eo oe FS (tr. Steckel Park i Fuse Address oe ewwe bo oh He age 00 x8 ee ws ji ww C. V. ZINN 414 o% hs % Utah, weak ABSTRACT THOMAS TWENTY-FOURTH COMPANY F. WELSH STREET BY SUNDRY REMARKS ADVANCES TOTAL Terms: Cash $ aes BE NO ABSTRACT MORTGAGEE ORDERED a? Jeet ORDER ) ABSTRACT GRANTEE } a upon Completion of Work NO. ORDER REGISTER: 183 Line_2] f 2 Zz *> “% = P ~ IPO obey TELEPHONE 1177 THE how % = fe >: “eae ae Ssaeeteeecen nr eceereceraaeaeeteeee WF HOME ABSTRACT C. V. ZINN 414 THOMAS TWENTY-FOURTH ¥ ee GRANTEE ABSTRACT COMPANY wea @ s > ? F PilhoL 2 I'S x ad a " ee F. WELSH STREET oe4 sacs LOS a a «Fe « p- MORTGAGEE ORDERED REMARKS BY SUNDRY ADVANCES TOTAL Terms: Cash upon Completion of Work . o> *%, twes--- E. C. SINGLETON 417 KIESEL OGDEN, BUILDING UTAH () tp BE RY TOE hs 5 OG Re SPAETH RR »; ’ aor Aa me LIE — PE yeah RIO = EO rc : PMC can re ; tee AS oS te At aati! farch Phoenix Hartford, Dear State Bank Trust 1941 Co, Sirs: Inclosed please deposit account to in check & Connecticut 19, for find $10,000.00 the credit your bank, J.M. & of the which M.S. Browning V.A. Browning you will kindly Co. I am under this date making a check on the V.A. Browning account in your bank to the order of E.C. Singleton for $10,000.00, I expect to be in Hartford next request that you kindly send my to me in care of the Farmington Farmington, Connecticut. Yours very week so would bank statement Country Club, truly, President March 19 + 1941 Mr. E.G. Singleton 1515 Beverly Drive O¢den, Utah Dear Ed, This will eonfirm our verbal understanding whereby I agree to purchase your property located at Post Office address 1515 Beverly Drive, and designated more in detail as lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, Block 4, Oak Crest Park, Ogden, Utah, together with the buiidings situated thereon, for the sum of $21,000.00, em handing I Bank State apply on the will be pala and Mrs. Singleton buildings. It is to these lots be deeded to me free other incumbrances, over turned and repair, me with fixtures, Depending to and me the house, upon their snd when and buildings deliver will they that and land the to clear to are of all morteages, liens, taxes and The house and gardens are to be in t#et carpets and of 911,000,00 at which time deeds execute to 910,000.00 for The balance and May 15th can you that understood will Phoenix the on drawn Connecticut purchase price. between May lst you and title a check herewith you of Hartford, the present drapes, linoleum it will be cleanliness state of be turned over for you curtains, will convenient light shades, to to move, I will take possession of the property about May and This letter covers generally our agreement, lst. from further details may be worked out upon my return In the meantime I would appreciate it if you the Zast. would allow Mr. Steckel an also make up the o have him do so, to deeds check in the proper With best regards. Sincerely, VAB:fs abstracts. form if you He care March 19, 1941 Mr. E.C. Singleton 1515 Beverly Drive O¢den, Utah Dear Ed, This will agree to our confirm your purchase verbal understanding property located at drawn on whereby I Post Office the Phoenix address 1515 Beverly Drive, and designated more in detail as lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, Block 4, Oak Crest Park, Ogden, Utah, together with the buildings situated thereon, for the sum of $21,000.00, I am handing you herewith a check State Bank of Hartford, Connecticut for $10,000.00 to The balance of $11,000.00 apply on the purchase price, May 15th at which time and will be paid between May lst you and Mrs, Singleton will execute deeds to the land and buildings, It is understood that you can and will deliver clear title to these lots and buildings and that they are to be deeded to me free of all mortgages, liens, taxes and The house and gardens are to be other incumbrances, turned over to me in their present state of cleanliness shades, light and repair, and tet the drapes, curtains, fixtures, carpets and linoleum will be turned over to me with the house, Depending upon when it will be convenient for you to move, I will take possession of the property about May and This letter covers generally our agreement, lst. from return my upon out worked be may further details In the meantime I would appreciate it if you the Bast. He Mr. Steckel to check the abstracts. allow would care you if form proper in deeds the up can also make to have him do so. With best regards. Sincerely, December The Office Board of Palo Alto, 8 de » fue Stanford of the 50, Recistrar, Admissions, Tle _— ~_— University, California 9e@ in e and pleasure a Buppert « . ae, anes — Pd family a a a, ‘ as of » Be wv JOS University : ee 2 ee ‘ si — is one * r~ | ~ ae BA small e help we “yt to or & ry é } Li i Ps 4 a, maintain = e , purposeful a’ ;? + ea ; 2s. ‘ : ¢ i sone tie “yas we ee vy? 4 ar > “am a tt ae @ the a r & to certain ability : a end Se £. 3 =! of Uta r being o~ il + tae Pe a 1 standards and to my young lady of integrity, *? ae or weg Pe gel tr pe and Ponies is has been reared according well 7 P, Geant an ee Stanford ym, ~ " aeaiee ae oll wowsroft . 3 1940 wo,& industr exoellen December 30, 1940 Mr. P.L. Wattis The Utah Construction Co. l Montgomery Street San Francisco, California Dear Pat, Thanks very much for sending the brochure of the Joshia Hendy Iron Works which I scrutinized with much interest and returned to you two days ago. Ann and I certainly enjoyed your are looking forward to your next Ogden hoping that you will bring yOu. With cordial regards. Sincerely, visit and trip to Phil with December 30, 1940 Dr, Lawrence Chaffin 609 Medical Office Building 11356 West Sixth Street Los Angeles, California Dear Larry, I must apologize for the delay in answering your ietter of November 25th, but I have hardly been in my office since receiving it as I have been and still am very busy in the shop. it was kind of you to offer to transfer your shooting privilege for the remainder of the season although it happened that the lake had then frozen up and there was no more shooting. I have taken the liberty of putting in your application again for next year and hope that this meets with your approval. I also hope that I may have the pleasure of spending several days at the club with you next year. Sincerely, VAB:fs CHEVROLET, —_— — | i — MaRYVILLE CLAYTON CARLE, CRARYVILLE, TEL. HILLSDALE GARME PROP. N. 33 Y. LAWRENCE CHAFFIN, M.D. 609 MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING 1136 WEST SIXTH STREET LOS ANGELES November Dear 25, 1940 Val: I had intended to make a return trip to Ogden for another duck shoot this season, but at present this seems most unlikely. I em therefore wondering, if you have not already made arrangements to shoot at the Club, if + could not transfer to you my shooting privilege I come if cannot you will up teil for the remainder again, and would be me what is necessary. t had a most enjoyable time during Club, and 1 em more than grateful for equipment. I hope you found th in of the season. I am certain most pleased to do this my recent stay at the the use of your entire order on your i had not intended to stop in Vgden at that time, came entirely unprepared. Ann and all the family kind end I therefore had an enjoyable stay. Sincerely, ee Mr. 505 a Val Browning 27th Street Ogden, Ytah a return and therefore were most November Hotel Utica Utica, N.Y. Gentlemen: We have received your letter of November 18th and thank you for inclosing the Courtesy Card. We are returning herewith. the Credit Yours very BROWNING By Card to you truly, ARMS COMPANY 26, 1940 November David H. Los Angeles, Brockman Dear Mr. it of is Building California Gustaveson, letter always Unele 1940 Gustaveson 502 Your 26, of a Matt's November pleasure old 22nd to friends. received hear from and one Regarding the attachment to a machine gun of which you speak, it sounds rather fantastic at first and so I would appreciate it if you would send drawings and more detaiied information. I hope that that patent the attachment is patented application has been made. Very VAB:fs truly yours, or CABLE ADDRESS: “DEGUS"* BENTLY LOS ANGELES COMPLETE PHRASE CODE DAVID H. GUSTAVESON S02 BROCKMAN LOS ANGELES, BUILDING CALIFORNIA November.22, Mir’ Pal Ogden, Dear Browning, Utah. Mr. Browning quite I was for I think Browning and Patented so that shot and a they I went down to and when I think Machine a party here has invented him about the Browning Eccles, Roy and Scroff with acquainted the. gun shooting a We took’a Brownong Machine. Gun, we so My wifé circle, taken away who is it with a 30 out to of your company. Wife tells 1 thought that Browning's sister to Sam in the East, if and you guns made somewhere the attachment that perhaps the company pleased to hear from you and I will only be.to happy that makes your Guns me. that you to buy went not did Field Marsh Calaber, your be are they bullets of line straight of bullet the deflects which Gun, a Machine to who have would Guns Guns. attachment instead in Gun, Mat become an alive of Machine I have wes friend Jo and He Panama he when Browning a good cheats: with many had and 1940. for you of service interested. 1 shall in handling the be deal for you Very Truly Yours, bud 7 if I ean be do so. to Nh Glaitoae November 14, 1940 Mr. P.L. Wattis 1 Montgomery Street San Francisco, California Dear I Pat, was glad upon my to get return your from a le tter tri pv to of the November the Hast, 5th We have inquired in St. Louis as to whether any Overunder cuns remain in stock and find that there are none, It would be only a guess to say when we might get any more of them. Glad to know that you have tinue been a new gauses, in praising to do so, 20, 16 American and 12, I were very told that you had a war is and we are and your fishing whether we can team play this With on kindest sun and automatic your of any made of f4nn case the Incidentally, shotgun the market sorry not to grand time. hunting you are on friends and hope we should trip, be in very be able It is but regards. Sincerely, con- to three have shortly, intsrested. have get to see your Stanford year because, as you are busy. will going to be been doubdtful part football aware, the CLASS OF SERVICE This is a full-rate Telegram oer. DL =Day Letter Cable- gram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or pre- = | = Overnight Telegram LC=Deferred Cable | NLT =Cable ceding the address. R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN 20 SF ARMINGTON WNINGs CONN ITY DG 2 ty 7? Cle TIE COMPANY THE TIME J. BOARD C. FIRST at point of origin. WILLEVER Time of receipt is STANDARD WILL b. NOON “ a RK REN APPRECIATE ri iy Night Letter Ship Radiogram VICE-PRESIDENT 1431P FoR | ; : ; tt ‘ SUGGESTIONS FROM ake rm“ aL? ITS : it. 2 ate. PATRONS aoe t¥ KN ie ; 3) CONCERNING ITS SERVICE la TIME at point of destination i946 OCT 29 ORROW — 29 CARLTON OF The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD KH68 A NT AM I] 55 Charge to the account of CLASS OF DOMESTIC SERVICE TELEGRAM DAY LETTER cide he ak ae ee $ CABLE 1206-B' J } NX ORDINARY x | « URGENT RATE SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE eth iti DESIRED ACCOUNTING LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM INFORMATION TIME FILED Patrons should check class of service desired, otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or f ordinary cablegram. R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CHAIRMAN =o CARLTON THE J. BOARD FIRST Cc. WILLEVER VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject ie the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to October Why VAL A. C OUNTLn UWL © 29 bs & ; BROWNING CLI B FARMINGTON, CONN. CLERK AIRMAILED ABSENTEE BALLOT YESTERDAY YOU LEAVE BE SURE TO INSTRUCT THEM TO RETURN IF NOT RECEIVED BEFORE IT TO OGDEN AS YOU October 18, 1940 Val A. Browning Country Club Farmington, Conn, Dear Mr. Browning, We are attaching hereto Application for Absent Voter's Ballot. If you will please sign and return to this office we will take care of it. A ballot will be mailed to you direct from the County Clerk's office. : Also attached is a withdrawal order of Elsie B, Ballantyne's insurance. With kind regards. Sincerely, for payment HARTFORD, HOTEL BOND THE BONDMORE BOND ANNEX HOTEL WILLARD B. ROGERS, PRESIDENT CONNECTICUT 1211-A CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED DOMESTIC : J, CHECK CABLE TELEGRAM | XJ FULL RATE DAY LETTER DEFERRED NIGHT NIGHT NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM MESSAGE ; LETTER ACCT’G INFMN. ] N Patrons should check class of service desired; otherwise message will be transmitted as a full-rate Satine ttn R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD TIME FILED eG . J.C. 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WHITE PRESIDENT NEWCOMB OF CHAIRMAN , | TIME FILED e ] N U Patrons should check class of service desired, otherwise the message will be ~ transmitted as a telegramor ri cablegram. rdinary cabiegra ry oO INFORMATION CARLTON THE BOARD J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to ee, LISS #)' «TOT RT a OTHER ‘NTT Y ATT VINE FITTING TATET Wid H tin STRAIGHT BLOWBACK pare ONE ONLY 16, TAT ‘’T WT s EVAN Ry Y DELAYED GIT October IT GOOD Uri D 50-18 RIFLE STOP BLOWBACK STOP BOTH CLIP FOR cs TWO ONE T RIFTS RIFLES b se aToPp APPARENTLY 5 par Vs Lit Bh OR i Vi RIFLE mo CARTRIDGES BUT NOT RIFLES STOP HAVE ~ SREM wotutuvi T0 LA CHA Sidi J BER ST OP ATA] Five. 86D TOP OMAVE Tt AAT AiN ATI OT OTHER TYPE THE COMPLETE BUT 10} NG ABOI WENTY YAY NS ART REGAR DS SACL CliLIP CARTRIDGES d0 Wa SOF ospa> HARTFORD, Mr. H. October 8th, I940. check three Steckel, First Security Ogden; Utah.. Dear CONNECTICUT Pank Building, Steck: I am the credit made out of Mrs. my Browning's for account. Please hundred to have following forwarded here for my Nicholas, $7.50;:Ogden Golf and Country Club, wach come office. and regards, will and enclosing to the With thanks signature: best Sincerely the be deposited checks Lewis Russell $40; $10.10. Also Weber my to H.C. Club yours, \ P.S. HOTEL BOND THE BONDMORE BOND ANNEX WILLARD AND Have B. GENERAL HOTEL ROGERS, MANAGER PRESIDENT the Van Normn parts arrived yet? bill september Mr. 1486 New Louis 1940 d'Acuin East 48th York Please 27, City. excuse Street N.Y, me for delaying so long in acknow- ledging receipt of your letter of August 28th together with a summary of your past business activities, I have hardly been in my office for the past month having been busy in my experimental shop. It would give me a real pleasure to be of assistance to you in getting a position in this country and I Shall not overlook calling to your attention any- thing that interest to I might you, encounter which might Very VAB:fs sincerely be of yours, September Dr. Lawrence Dear Larry? 132 Los 12,1940. Chaffin, N. Hudson Ave., Angeles, Cal. I em enclosing communications from the Ogden Duck Club which are selfexplanatory. I do not know what to advise you to do in this case because the oute look for water this year on our duck grounds is not promising. There should be some shooting but how good it will be no one can forecast. L em retaining my membership and most of the others are as well, including the snoring contingent. You will, of course, make your own plans and, if you do not care with some to lease the membership, the other members, standing invitation to days as you can stay. of Hoping you are all well Sincerely Wnnanlea Eacl 6 you come up es my JI can arrange and know you with best guest for the cuest Yours, have a as many privileges regards, August Dear Mr. Browning:- Mr. Schroeder conversation, you mation told had concerning me thet,in stated my past your 28, 1940. a recent desire activities for and telephone some infor- business experience. I am inclosing how greatly to take in I have and I will can be I such 148 the my search a a sincere assure most New dtAquin East York summary appreciute you greatly for 48th City. Street and interest want you to are tell kind you enough position. and earnest that any desire to make good suggestion you can make received. Very Louis a sincerely yours, CUR RICUI jUM Vay dh Voor Course in Me Mecanicne et i: FIlnent Petrie Duteh nc. Spanish Approximately and 6 months German, working An under Efficiency fnget neer. During that” period. my act tivities between the «G at & Barker Mfg. Go. and the Prophy tic Brush Co. or Florence, At the &;, Barker plant, Lowes A/ Over EhHeir €} "6. Production’ Control routine prominent much volume: ie Fer yFlact act complete it new of | aX: bus ‘ines 5 understanding , OT.tthe desig ¥ eon ] SY gl Cc} some hew and bench lay-out, ] 19342 37. ONSeCiWUrL? duite however, AAVERGL j red Ane Pitae wlth. wedhately UDO} perce we of “PL: prima= : LUPrn Wh Wat Prance" ~ i , By ae highly Lhe LT loetra: OT? : campatens. of some Se WLrots Y) ry. es snd suceessful. had charge of the building up on the foretn countries, and had. the paanning conne sobion, 1937-1940 aye LZa + irk whose Tt a were factory. Wie th by 'Tliustration" a Com yination of Vogue, ; , pivartiotre eauin= also a) ; Gh © - Fan SD Bal | a. a CNEL Our “the 2 QO 7 Owl own shes gist he Tt oa! oe ee . 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BROWNING WILL ARRIVE YOUR OFFICE MONDAY MORNING DR.JAMES 3839 DAVID WILSHIRE LOS PRACTICE McCoy BOULEVARD ANGELES LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS July 18, 1940 Mr. V. A. Browning, 905 27th Street, Ogden, Utah. Dear Mr. Browning: Hor several weeks now, I have had the children in mind, and feel that they should come to see me. I do not know what your summer plans are, but I am hoping to hear from you soon stating that I can go over their cases and do ny share toward Trusting I hastening may hear sincerely treatment from yours, you along. soon, July 12, 1940 Mr, A.W. Bartlett, Manager Bartlett Motor Company 548-23rd Street Ogden, Utah Dear Bart, I agree thoroughly with your suggestion in a recent letter that a directors meeting should be held every second Tuesday to go over the statement and review general conditions, Unfortunately it has been impossible for me to with you the last few days and as I am leaving East Monday the next interest statement ciate should it may be that I will not be meet for the available for proposed meeting. However, I have read with your report of July 10th and gone over the your for the sending happen hope you will the East. period to be sent ending June 30th. I appre- time next month this report and statement the report and statement Yours sincerely, away at this and to me if I in I July 2,1940. Count Gian Luca c/o Berizzi New York City, My dear Gian 626 Fifth Cicogna, & Co., Avenue, N.Y. Luca? I have just returned from a fishing trip with Fletcher and the Abbott boys and find your letter of June 24,1940. I do not know where any pistols or ammnition in any quantities at all and when I say quantities I mean above one or two pieces = could be procured for love or money. We have a man in the East now getting preliminary information on situations for possibilities of new plants and plant expansions, and I may have something further to write you as soon as anything develops. With very best regards, Sincerely, CNA LUC A+ OTe 6.68 A c/o BRRIZ7I & CO, 626 - NEW FIFTH be AVE. ee Bepet BS. June My dear mission as ing that could get They want friend to the Brownings in touch with you for the to buy any amount of Could you help me fast that Have of the is big friend in this called me and asked if cal, 45 and cal 38 with ‘ossible , as low as they approached offer possible:please keep in mind were to deliver about the idea of manufacturing yourself as it looks today I am always more are still in fLime to do put some of my hoping L all you thought the future that you I told you I am ready for an an to answer rly I following: big unable com- country:know- as each and Jean this ammunition get for money A.Browning and purchasing or Greatful Ogden (Utah) revolvers British purchased, country:with money;as Mr.Val by pistols as they buy approached piece ammunition and to been related Colt there has I am & as this mine seeking of they of are Sible in 1940 Val, A rounds 24 and yours, revolvers as that have 100 posalready anything, your guns certain that something and a own money in it, your family is well.I $ make am lot Couts PATENT FIRE ARMS MANUFACTURING LO. CABLE WESTERN ADDRESS UNION, A. B.C. “COLT, HARTFORD” AND BENTLEY'S CODES HARTFORD, ve have required to your letter of May 28th, recently negotiated and what to meet Government we have guaranteed to countries, he comes to b will be pleasant very Visit CONNECTICUT, U.S.A. as consequently we Hartford that glad, however, possi * and s we to we will we ies * stay his make communicat > eee 2 =, Sincerely * ne | ~~ a Manufacturers ’ FIRE ARMS-ELECTRICAL you EQUIPMENT-MOULDED PLASTICS _ yours _ Kk e_t_ of PRODUCTS-DISH & METAL WASHING | MACHINES Receipt for Registered Ar Registered at the Bost Office indicated in the Postmark D a Declared valué 0. ¥_9 cents jas postage ~_3 | G-0 , Return Receipt fee Be 8 a Delivery restricted to.addressee: in person Accepting , or order employee will indicating restricted delivery. paid, $_ a _ «) Spl. Del’y fee place / POSTMASTER, per -____- rg Pandf ‘ou his™ re , ¥\ : |< z Wis in space Be 7 : 5 y; cS (MAILING OFFICE) The sender should write the name of the addressee on back hereof as an identification. Preserve and submit this receipt in case of inquiry or application for indemnity. Registry Fees and g waging pel —Domestic registry fees range from 15 cents for indemnity not exceeding $5 up to $1 for indemnity not exceeding $1,000. The fee on domestic registered matter without intrinsic value and for which indemnity is not paid is 15 cents. Consult postmaster as to the specific domestic registry fees and surchar ges and as to the registry fees —. on registered parcel-post packages for foreign countries. Fees on domestic registered C. O. D. mail range from -) cents to $1.20. Indemnity claims must be filed within one year (C. O. D. six gsi from date of mailing. . U.S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 056852 From Mrs. V.A.Browning, 505. °< 2°70 Ome, Ogden, Utah. Frederick C. Kielman, 170 Broadway, New York City, N.Y. Registered June 6-1940; May 28,1940. Colt's Patent Hartford, Fire Arms Mnfg. Co., Connecticut, Gentlemen: This Gian Luca Cicogna introduce will Cicogna. will Any be greatly Yours very my friend courtesy shown appreciated, truly, May Count Gian c/o Odlum, Luca Cicogna, : 435 East 52d St., New York City, Dear Gian 28,1940. N.Y. Luca: I have been on a trip to Tucson to bring back our boy Bruce from school and since then I have been uncer the weather with a bad cold and have not been able to answer your letter of May 13. As requested by you, I am enclosing a letter of introduction to Coit's, although I am certain that their entire productive capacity will be required by the United States Government The last from I now heard on, from Jean Schroeder had been called back and was attempting mobile truck machine gun repair shop to His father, Eduard Schroeder, is at the New York. With cordial regards, I am Sincerely, VAB:MS Encl ~ was that he to fit out a little take back with hin, Pierre Hotel in H.D. Fairweather, Dear Harold: Vice Colt's Patent Fire Arms Hartford, Connecticut. President Mnfg. Co., At his request, I am sending Count Gian Luca Cicogna a letter of introduction to the Colt Company. Count Cicogna is a very pleasant centleman and a cousin of mine by marriage, I think he has in mind calibers the possible machine guns purchase for of Italy. 6.5 and 9 m/m I dare say that your attitude toward such business would now be the same as it has been toward possible business from a certain far eastern government, At any rate, if Count Cicogna comes to Hartford, you will find him a very pleasant person to meet. With best regards, Sincerely, Aaa Q S Yorte » ee, s. : crt} . A435 Oat ‘ > 7?" \/v Vw. she ) ¢ ‘ene 2 sim S y S S : r } fac A I R May Count Gian Luca 435 East 52d New York City, My dear Gian c/o Odlun, you again country. St., 7 ’ 1940 s Cicogna, N.Y. Luca: indeed It was at here the time to hear from drove back, but a pleasure once more in you were not and to learn that you are We were disappointed that out I f A IL Marian this able to come Air and With regard to the request of your Italian Attache in Washington for information concerning air land machine guns, I would suggest that you ask him we are in hopes of having the pleasure of seeing you Marian called me on the ‘phone upon her return soon, and gave us good news of you and your family. to get in touch with Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company in Hartford, Connecticut since they are licensed by us for manufacturing and sales, and we confine our activities to mechanical the most part You have apparently matter drop for for given design. a great deal of we are quite careful work to the question of possible manufacture of sporting arms in Italy, but it would possibly be best to let the the time being as satisfied with the way things are going in Belgium and the general international situation is so upset that we would not be able to make any plans with regard to a possible Italian production, As soon as I had your air mail note of May 2 I spoke to the officers of the Bank and found that they had also heard from you and that Marian had been in to see I am making separate them regarding a furnished house. assure you that every~ can I think re and elsewhe inquiries a proper furnished find to done being is possible thing I need not remind you of what a house for your family. aifficult thing it is to find such a place furnished in this small community. gether missed send John Val and I played a game of golf toyesterday, the first time this year, and we yous best All of my family ereetings. and With sincere cordial and Marriner and regards, Fletcher e ABD Bast Sifty second Sl reel ¢ Nek York S at Y LAU \ Tift second Shreel ») € ' 435 8 asl, ¢ Yotde DR.JAMES 3839 DAVID WILSHIRE LOS PRACTICE McCoy BOULEVARD ANGELES LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS April Mr. V. A. Ogden > Dear Mr. Browning, Utah. Browning: I was your letter of and Carol Dean morning, April them from 15, pleased to learn through April 12th, that John Val would visit me on Saturday 20th. I have reserved adequate time for so they may come to the office direct the train, if they wish to do so. Very sincerely yours, April 12,1940, Dr. James David McCoy, 3839 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, California. Dear Dr. McCoy: Please possible for on Saturday put them on you to write see John morning,April the train me here if Val 20th. on Sincerely, it will be and Carol Dean If so, shall Friday I morning. farch Ogden Chamber Oceden, Utah. of 30,1940. commerce, Gentlemen: appointment Committee VAB:MS be I shell to serve for the on pleased the to accept Military ensuing year. Yours very truly, the Affairs OGDEN CHAMBER OF OGDEN, UTAH COMMERGE C2 UTAH'S INDUSTRIAL AND RAILROAD CENTER i. Browning, Chairman » Powell i, Hoggan - Bennett Le We. Nims Val Browning G. Le Becker J. Fletcher Scowcroft Je Abbott H. E. Hemingway Me A. Browning C. A. Epperson Gentlemens The Board of Directors of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce has authorized the appointment of you gentlemen te serve as the Military Affairs Committee for the ensuing year. We shall ment. appreciate it if you will Very accept truly yours, Se Ge Powell President L_ef this appoint- March Mr. Stewart F, Tartan Ranch, Escondido, Dear 28,1940. McLeod, California. Mac} IT received a case of very delicious There was avocados from Los Angeles several dsys ago. and Ann sender the no card or indication to identify being of Elizabeth and I strongly suspect you and capable you very of a nice such much, and gesture, desire to thank While writing this note, I thought you to have some news of the fine might be interested I think I wrote you pointer which you sent up to me, once before that I had put him in the hands of a trainer (so-called) up in Idaho who had been recommended who has charge of the dog now asked best love Blizabeth and Sandy, to me by Gus Becker, I learned about four months ago that the dog had not been getting proper training, so immediately brought him down here and put him in the hands of a man in Ogden, He seems to think a lot of the dog and I am in hopes that Penny, as he is called, will be ready for the pheasant season this fall. The Ocden trainer me I told information concerning the dog’s pedigree. for him I was not interested in pedigree, but only in the I think he might be interested in However, dog itself. breeding the dog and, if you could give me any inI would formation for him as to the dog's pedigree, appreciate it. With to Sincerely, M Cha&S.e Mareh 19,1940. letter of Delvaux, Boite 20, Herstal, Belgium. Dear my Mr. Delvaux?: definite in reply to your understanding February that the price to you concerning of the Colt's 3d, at which it I was sold the property Rue de Harlez was net to me. I think I repeated this several times to you and also to Detienne in the course of the various conversations which we had for the sale of this property. The price at which I sold the property was so cheap that it is out of the question for me to think of paying for any amounts which might have become due on the property beyond my control, matters Chicago I expect to write confer with some very to shortly, but I am With kindest personal forced regards, Sincerely, VAB:MS Ord Ee C 2 C o Ker Air . Mai - Me il to make other a trip neople to there. = Mir. V.A. BROWNING JU, eto SLL. Ogden, Utah. Cher Monsieur 2S | Février 3, £940. lettres des 13 Browning: Avez-vous regu mes Octobre et attendre & fer Decembre? Votre lettre du 16 Décembre a mis six semaines pour me parvenir et la derniere lettre par avion de St louis a mis 235 jours. N'ayant aucune information de St Louis @ ce sujet, je suppose que mes lettres arrivent la-bas régulicrement. La situation générale n'es€ évidemment pas tres brillante ici. Mais naturellement tout ce qué nous devons supporter vaut mieux que la guerre, Notre mooilisation permanente coute terribilement cher, Les taxes et par tranches haye par exemple. le conilit; Janvier IThiver verser la vie impots sont déja augmentés et nous devons des titres de 2 1/2 %. Les cours en bourse un état pitoyable, maleré l'activite formidaole trées d'argent de certaines industries Comme la pays voisins, dans de nouveaux neige dans nous bDiéntot au fisc une bonne pertie de nos revenus. Le prix de augmentée considérablement, les salaires des ouvriers montent et dé sommes ceia se pressions, rappels Le gelées. une Nous de traduit d'hommnes. plus menaces, Et par nous des pour le dégel sursaturée mous alertes avons s'est eu ayons il de part de la forcer y 4 continuelles depuis produit d'humidité; dans et les grosses renF.N. et Ougrée-Mari«+ l'objet, frigoursux que Nous Maintenant atmosphsre constamment sont eu et le début nous vivons depuis et entrer a déja de guerre. avec 1917, de nombreux foyers d'une grippe spéciale qui atteint les oreilles et dont on se débarrasse assez difiicilement. La situation a l'usine seressent evidemment de la situstion générale. Travail a@ outrance Cours. Nous avons cependant de 70 500. & 80 vue pieces au-point reduit. eu une les [500 fusils promis écrit détachées, j'ai le maximum. Comme 16 disponibles devront non Etre seront pour décider fournies, sujet jamais je ne et du que suis au fait solde. les fournies du armes si Courant de font a de pour tout a St Il est pieces du 6ttendre le $30 personnel automatique fusils en Janvier suit au son lieu [0 jours a@ l'allure de chances pour que nous ce était fin qui de Louis, la rien [2 depuis fortes évident ce Ja nouvelle superposed superposed de de calibre production obtenir Mars vue Les mises a l'épreuve se fusils per jour, et 11 y recevions I5 de L'insteallation et n'est je mois. Au possible FN point demande que les pour non piéces du pour disponibles réinsteallé. ne sais si une en jusaqu'au installetion pas de A cal, ne décision ce a été prise par vous d'taccord avec FN pour procuire des supers cette année, done pour réinstaller.= Une partie de l'usine, de méme que toute la fonderie des canons du quai St Léonerd et la Manufacture ont é6té évacués vers l*ouest du pays. Au point de vue expéditions, il n'y a plus rien de stavile nilde régu=lier et c'est au maximum huit jours a l*‘avence que nous avons connaissance que avant le della date bateau, la date de départ fixée, et pour d'un Certaines alors, bateau raisons, nos d'Anvers. parte Il deux marchandises, arrive ou trois arrivees également jours trop terd Février 5, 1940.=- & Anvers, doivent Actueliement, nous Fevrier, Nous suivons, lir. @tre entreposées pour attendre le n'avons aucun départ signalé pour W oit et moi-méme tres départ suivant. le mois de attentivement la fabrica-— tion et la productionjdes piéces au fur et & mesure des installations, ainsi que la production des armes finies, et vous pouvez &tre certain que je mets tout en oeuvre pour assurer un rendement quotidien aximum dans le a tous cas ou points de vue, pour vous ga antir, $1 le conflit viendrait a nous oa bhee possible,du stock, J'’espere que vous et votre Lamille 6tes en bonne santé et je vous présente, Monsieur Browning, ltexpression de mes meilleurs sentiments, Ci See ae P.Dsm parlé , Tres idmportant: dans wa.lettreduter-Déecembre; je de la mitoyenneté Orban (rue de Harlez).- Le fisc envoyé le et iheintenant d'urgence cheque la régularisation a Detienne?.- de la Nat situation. oT vous al réclame Avez-vous eee Charge to the account of CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC ORDINARY DAY URGENT RATE SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT L SPECIAL SERVICE NIGHT L SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons desired, check should otherwise the dnd ee FTES & VXA OA FW $ @ DESIRED CABLE TELEGRAM LETTER pehelae vita me et 1206-B' ACCOUNTING ordinary cablegram. 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