WILSON AND BARNES ATTORNEYS AND GOUNSELORS 1122 CONTINENTAL BANK BLDG. : LAKE OITY, UTAH MAHLON E. WILSON ALBERT R. BARNES EDWARD ROBERT SALT MORAN GC. WILSON COPY December irms Remington 26 w Broarkdway,ty, Ci Yo Ne Year 1927. Inc., Company, Hew <9, 4ttention York. Norvell. Saunders or. “ir: I have nineteenth, received a letter the J. H. There has & UM. been from Wr. relative to Dicke, the under date differences of December existing between 8, Browning Company and the Remington Arms Company. handed to me your personal Letter bearing date. Necember £Srd, referring te the same aiffionlties. gestion of a conference contained in each of these There is letters. a sug- I eonceive it is better that I should reply to them in a letter to you rather than in a letter to Mr. “icke. Undoubtedly a statement of facts ought to have a tendency toward clarification. tech a statement. might Obviate Messrs. Brenan and Ur. Jonn MN, associated the necessity of the proposed journey of Dicke, Brownine saentuee. in business and for “Ur. Mathew meny years, 5, Browning having were their hesé- quarters at Ogden, Utah. John. os Browringe was an inventor and Mathew =, Browning wae a businese® man. They cansed to be organized the Jd. He & My ©; Browning ¢ ~tor as & corporation under the laws of the State of Utah. UM, S. Browning died at Ogden, Utah, on the twenty-ninth day of June, 1923. John H, Brownt hg éied in Belgium on the twenty-sixth day of November, 1926, ‘the. inventions that had been made and the rights thet had been eoquired © thereunder were of considerable magnitude, but were all owned by the J. uM, & M. &. Browning eoncern. I years. its and quite other as large Company, and thet Company is or and coing for a perioé of feur methods are quite ae or five well fixed é@efinite policiss es corporations. are the It undertakes and business methods to business according to the well fixed standards of intarrity end possible, ail things thet may savor of sharp hand a. prosperous have been its counsel policies and business foolish sentiment upon the do of honor,- avoidin:, if practice on the one other. She younger men #h0 are now controlling this corporation heve the deepest respect for its founders, and desire to carry out the fundamental principles of the foundation, reelisine, however, that they are individuals, each havin; a éaty to perform. They know that these principles cannetbe respected unless they in some measure further the constructive work commenced se early as 1880.