i # - HENRY M. HUXLEY Ce MILTON ae ee T. MILLER HOWARD W. e WILKINSON, HUXLEY, FIRST NATIONAL HODGKINS RALPH MUNDEN JAMES P. BANK KNIGHT GEORGE BUILDING L.WILKINSON HERVEY a S. KNIGHT ie ibs: Ree 3 HUME SOMERVELL RUSSELL H. CLARK J ine GORDON F. 9% rd CLARENCE HOOK ENLOE WILKINSON GERRIT P. ON & CHICAGO HOWARD * BYRON F. POOLE ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY LIAL ‘ TELEPHONE GROEN RANDOLPH 4848 LEAVE MR. GORDON M. BAXTER, 1219 First Security Bank Ogden, Utah. Dear Gordons Thank to Building you for your I had already you refer, and which interesting turn of letter of June 21, read the article in Time Magazine I think that it discloses an events. I refer particularly Anthony's attitude with respect to its labor and the evidence of hope that he may be able Colt to a strong competitive would be all to the good Brownings insofar as the regard is involved. I digging means to company. only and position. toward to the afraid, searching the problem Brownings expired. machine gun The patent Mr. If he did so, this however, that Mr. vigorously for every and his profit-making attitude might presented after to problems to restore and would certainly help the Government!s concern in this restore Colt to a competitive We cannot tell thereby what be have am deep 1944. all magic of day expired, by the the now payment 1944,on past, and is possible of royalties Browning-owned in May, is Anthony patents which the I be will last very much interested in hearing of anything that may be written or said to the Brownings which would indicate Coltts future attitude in this regard. I noticed at the time the estimated royalty obtaining question came up as Apparently they payment royalties of to the recognized and we were figures May, 1944, their have in Hartford last for 1944, that no expiration obligation set their to books basis. it might I have heard be wise to nothing call him from soon Mr. and date. continue up on Williams, see what the the that but I future think