~S~ Remington seant arms 0. bea.l-27. attention. Pineliy, I sent down te Chicazo in “ertember for eae conference with Ur. tebeker upon peny other matters, anc éurine the eourge of Gur conference we took wr the latent preposition of Bre Dieke, five which cente involved Browning redueing its per gan in order t0 help satisty 6 then wired Dicke for Pederson. Mr. e royalties the eopy $0 Sllegeé of geventy< claims Pelerronts of propogi- tion, and to my amagement we disedvereé thet Remimrton hea hed in ite possession (besaves the possession of “miley eas the poeseesion of Heminceton) @ proposition frem Pedersonas early se april, 1927, cizffering somechat in cheracter from the one which we were then diseussing. not been f arrived frank at the gonclusgion thet «either fr. «ith me or elee Mr. Deke had not interass the elaim which he was hand Sling “Hr. Dieke in the peet has been informeé me that the about the statue of (You say in your letter umier certain inetructiona”, ) and then Mr. Rieke Seon “icke for hed ‘ Demineton. working Springfield attorneys of Ur. Pedersen were engage? in drawing & complaint. Mr. Dicke gent me & vurrerted copy Of & eomminicationby these attorneys to? him, fi goa this could be called an original notice before anit t+ is a document unknown te the practice of the Pederal sourte, shore patent oases are trie’. It micht be 100ked wae no upon Gh Gn extraordinery courtesy, doubt intended, viz: & threat. it [ nad On Getober noticed in his thoucht he allezed also seare Pede ron in behalf settlement the would gune oe. eleventh I wrote correspondence he claim : “87K of semington; provide being not only that he that Hemington's mamfactured would tet I regarfe? it appeared “that ur. ae it Dieke Wr. Mieke to the effect was undertakings to make im was behelf of Pederson but undertaking Gbliration cease and that the to to make pay determine the royeltiee on with ¢x- the piration of she patents. if #teted to Er. Micke that ell eontractse existine between Hemington and Browning required Hemineton to pay royalties ee iong as the guns were mamfactured, resaréless of che time when patents expired, and I mow @tate this to you, Mr. Yervell. aXe belicve that Dieke, im hie my Statement the gun which Pederson of the nature of our but in order thet there xas repiy wae to me, confined claiming discussion Hr. may be weG seeningly merely Ticke undertakes to the be right Sn infrincement. my to contract about no misunderstanding I wich for In view to thie, atate now that it eheall be Browning's Gisim that these royel tier enail be paid on all cunsso manufactured go lone as they ere marmfactureéd, whether the maunfacture takes place after the expiration of the patent or not. That is Semine ton and “Browning. one of the a4iffionltice that exists be tween ‘