July WalterG. Moyle, Earle Duilding Washington, D. Dear ur. 19, 1940 Browning Tax Esquire C. Moyle: Re: Matters : We are shipping you by express a number of files we hope contain all the information you need, They are as follows: 1. Protest including detailed statement of the facts &. Sundry claims &, Bundry correspondence, 4. Pleadings and brief. Supplemental brief. Law second claim. Memo on consignment. papers 6. Sehedule compromise. and in 5. Pergier's furnished at his offer for inerease,. which memorandum letters on rejecting right to file then. suit. memoranda request. to Mr. Zimmerman. Savage~Remington-Browning Statement of receipts due Copies prices. to price of Basis The first few pages of the protest contain a statement of the facts. It is brief enough, I think, to justifymy failing to attempt to make another statement for you. The sundry correspondence contains the letter transmitting the report of the Deputy Collectors who made the investigation in 1935, a copy of the letter of the Commissioner advising that the original claim of Brownings for exemption was granted. The other letters are largely correspondence between us and the Commissioner, You will recall that we were asked, in compromise, to meet Mr. Pergler. the offer he sent his request, Pergler's memoranda, to Ur. etc. 4 immerman, with a copy contains of a copy and of our data our letter of of after we submitted The file entitled the memorandwm furnished transmittal. pursuant which to