BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST. LOUIS, MO. May 31, 1933 (Dictated May 29th) Mr. John Browning, c/o Je M. and M. S. Ogden, Utah Dear Browning Co., John: Displaying-our at guns the World's Faar would, ot course, have peen desirable, but the cost would have been out of proportion to As a substitute plan, however, the benefits we woulda get out of it. V. Le and A. of Chicago, wherewith nt I have worked out an arrangeme to visiting Fair-goers, available guns by we shall have four overunder Lincoln Park ‘raps. the at use their for which guns will be available Ve Le and A. will have an attendant at Lincoln Park Shooting Grounds We reel that people who come during the entire period of the Pair. to Chicago, who are really interested in shooting will probably go will get as much good out of wely out to Lincoln Park and that real this cooperative arrangement as if we had gums on display at the Fair our only expense wiil be the possible and at a much higher cost. loss, whichwe will take on these guns, which will be used at the craps, however, I believe, and V. Le and A. also believes, tnat they Will sell all of tnese guns which we consign to them and they hope I believe this is a mighty fime errangement and should many more. yield benefits worth-wnile. Sancerely, \ bs ER:MS We have consigned a fairly representative stock of overunder P. S. guns to V. Le and A. where they will be displayed in their store. Four guns will be available for use at traps under tne direct superInterested prospects will then vision of an employee of V. Le and A. see various models. can they where be referred to the store