January Dear 15,1934, Marriner: Suoplementing the enclosures, Young this morning ported the result of an interview with Howell. This firms the newspaper story, and adds a little to what know of Bigelow's own serious elements in case by however way of building up sood reasons for his feee I suppose that the present case is serious. Bigelow was cited to appear in court predicament. re- report conyou already the this case; but morning and in the meantime through Howell slleging surprise ami accident covering of additional evidence. until will have to wait for rehearing. that there admits that in every the contempt charge, own the that opinion his decision but out and reasoning contempt charge on the appeal of his con- Young, through his Bigelow's friends, a kind of worked This is to spare not merely a subterfuge that Young your feelings and your purse. You 7 are filed an appeal for a rehearing, the first hearing and the unThis appears to be primarily makes Judge the admits answer he in Howell's it being time, for a play Howell a lawyer versation with Howell, has arrived at the conclusion that all that If can be done is to let the contempt charge take its course. Bigelow were rescued by his friends from the danger confronting the Depositors Committee would very naturally him on that charge, be encouraged to find new criminal charges to bring against him, Nodoubt they have sufficient evidence to justify a number of such charges, and if they found it profitable to do so, they would more than likely go the limit. It would be a way of levying upon out yourself matter from you let of course that the fact Archie which your even blackmail. indirect to generosity have a tangbe unless him, extricate not I'd say- say open yourself to repeated attacks. Archie's disposition is nature take its course. as that a into himself got could and logical, is of reasonine seems and 7 have will see for nothing and perfectly desiened for such a scrap as this and, if that garage stock is worth anything, his lawyer is being pretty well paid for his service, | durine his I which you As absence, “ecles this carrying on head a pleasant chat with Marriner we went oNer the plen outlined for will know told, beine without he has morning, curing thought thines out very carefully, and is burning no bridges behind hime He obtained permission from the Counsel for the Treasury Department to retain his positions in all institutions except the banks, and he has obtained permission from all such institutions to take the Elbert doubtless want over all the detalls reWashington jobs lineup whith he was in Hertford with youl bank lative to the T Colt's had decision to a wire send from the “lbert second in gun New to York F.N, as informing soon as me of patent