4 Y. Ferm 3005 o REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc. NEW YORK = OFFICE COPY Mr. Val. so that Browning. I am you will ~~ bringing fully the 4/21/27. foregoing understand this facts to proposition your from attention, our view-_ point. I have tried to the best of my ability to bring about a harmonious relationship between the Brownings and the Remington interests, as I have felt were a cordial basis. we on I am informed conversation whiehhe has Browning left has We that much benefit would flow to us | | both | | today had by Mr. Dicke, following a telephone with Mr. Wilson, that Mr. M. A. Washington. for home, proceeding direct from will never be ppesent a united able to front | in the matter of our present controversy with edersen, unless we can have a more complete understanding among ourselves It is to be ! regretted that Mr. M, A. Browning did not eaiaiainel that my | conferences of Friday, April 8th, were of such importance that they could not be interrupted and that they were appointments made some) time prior to that date, and which of necessity had to be eer) Where we will land in the Pedersen intefiference matter, i cannot state at the present time. Our own Patent Section, who have made an exhaustive study of this matter, tell me that our | pesition is very weak. With kind regards, Yours I am, very truly, i, B. SMILEY President.