apy REMINGTON ARMS YORK COMPANY, CITY Inc. Wey 7 ~F February 16,: Mr, M,. Ae Browning, Browning Brothers Osden, Utah. f > ¢ Dear on Mr. a closures, Vice Pres., Company, | Browning a & rope also & * ra I have your letter of the h, along photostats sent under separate cover. with en- I have turned this entire correspondence over t0 Mr, Dicke, Manager of our Legal Section, who has himself over the last weeks been conductinn an exhaustive test of the records in this matter. Should the information not entirely meet with Mr. Dicke's requirements, you will hear from him direct. I think it would be well for you to notify Mr. Brock in Washington that it will be satisfactory to you for us to peruse the records which he has in his files, and have wired you accordingly today. After giving this whole subject considerable thought, it seems to me that a general conference is the only sensible way of hand.ing this matter. As I visualize our situation, we have two old Remington friends to deal with, in this particular case holding an opposite opinion. As you doubtless know, Mr. Pedersen has brought out a number of him royalties. His attitude toward same friendly character as has been Therefore, it seems guns, on which Kemington,is evidenced by to me that we have I assume, you. paid of a conference the which would be attended by Mr. Pedersen, his counsel, yourself or your JIA CIO ¢ sure o yc wid * 6S4 e 5 cx mines 7 YaAmna nr representative, along with representatives of 4.the Remington Company, might work out satisfactorily and tend to estop any litigation which, to say the least, has a nuisance value in addition to being very expensive. | We, of course, cannot go ahead in the tooling up of the 12 gauge Model 17, as had been our purpose, until the present matter is disposed of. I really think that the situation is of such importance that you should try to arrange to come to New York for such a conference to be held not later than around April lst. |