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Show April Mr. James P. <9, 1944 Hume, % Wilkinson, Huxley, Byron & Knight, First National Bank Building, Chicago, Dear Val Illinois. Jim: You have by this time received the letter from Mr. and sincerely hope that the information contained Browning therein will enclosing be helpful As requested herewith to you. in copy your letter of the agreement of April dated also certain information which was summarized by Browning regarding this particular contract. It same lines as other summaries which you have and ful to you. We are also enclosing copy dated November 15, 1917 and agreements 2uyth, April we 6, are 1903, Mr. Marriner runs along the it may be help- of supplemental license November 22, 1917. patents We have forwarded to you today, which you have not previously had. by American The list is Express, complete, with exception 730,870. you the of No. 1,372,366 sider it of sufficient importance for copies of these two. and you No. might ‘ send We have just completed the summary and am sending to you today a copy of as suggested by Colonel Herrstrom and Oates. We the total royalties If con- Washington | received prepared show to received of royalties the statement Mr. James for the years 1920 to 1941 in one statement. <aAnother statement shows an analysis of royalties received for the years 1942 and 1943, with an estimate for the year 1944, or for the years which are subject to renegotiation. This statement was requested by Mr. Oates. We then show a summary of all royalties received for the years 1920 to 1944 inclusive. The amounts shown in these statements represent total royalties received by the J. M. & M. S. Browning Company, the seven members of the J. M. Browning family, and the Bar B Company, regardless of the fact that some of them you know, are the renegotiable April royalties and we also 28, and others 1942 cut-off are period non-renegotiable. excluded the $125,000.00 has As excluded some received from the Government license. In the overall picture these two items were not considered of sufficient importance to eliminate them and we |
