Yee Rov De Thatener First Security Bank Ca e% ‘ *s, c s Orden, Sene ? v4 4 : ‘ opie 22 am "Rig Building Be eit S Pe = oe Se Utane My, Pantecher: Your letter of December 24, 1956, arrived this afternoon. I shall in detail te helo speed wp matters. in doing so I trust, however, you will pardonme if I go into lengthy explanation. Length seems only thing to under 40 circwastences, the arrive at | definite understanding to speed up coxpletion thereots on as these desire am sure you matters as carly [ as answer that the ts possisile liy reference to making the transfer of royalty contracts and patents this year wos made with the thought thet you desired to accomplish this so as to obtain every tax advantase available. However, if tax counsel advises why the more time you nave tO arrange all the that this is not asoessary detaiis the better. In the second naragranhk of pare three of your letter you state thet if you wereto recomnize Tra. Olsen as holding a1] of her original stock in the corporntion and add therete her portion of the shares in the family trust amounting to 215.72 thet she woukd then have a total of 752 shares. It may be that these ficures are not definitely determined as yete If they are then there must be some mistake as you show tirs. Ballantyne as beneficiary under 767 shares whereas she holds & smaller stock interest gall this correct any errors in ¢alculation that would no doubt have been cauecht before If Myre, Rallantyne’s interest would be in may the 767 be the company slightly then ereater Tirs. if Olsen. her I entire original to your attention simplyto hare been made, however this final documents were prepared. sheres then Urse Olsen*s would stoek noldings were considered. Before going further let me assure you that I want to be of constructive Service in this matter, if I possibly can. Otherwise, I prefer to remain sijient. I desire to do nothingto impede progress or hinder those of you there in solving these estate ond tax matters to the best interests of all concerned. However, if I have certain information, which I have reason to believe may be of interest and help te you I hope there will be no one there adverse to @iving it unbiased consideration. This ¢entite matter is of serious importance to all of us and its efvect can not de Givided as it touches every stockholder’s present and future interest. V6 are faced with mach more than just the question of sstablishinge e trusteeship. Many problems confront us that beth legal and tax counselors have never before faced, Because of the new and varied points from whichwe have to approach Cur Present undertaking I em net sure that the ususl type of trast will