| Title | Browning Arms Company Collection, Box 007, Folder 09 |
| Creator | Browning, Val A., 1895-1994; Browning, Marriner A.; J. M. & M. S. Browning Company; Hartford Daily Courant; Browning, John; Browning Arms Company |
| Description | Exchanges between Val Allen Browning and Marriner A. Browning, including that regarding business operations. |
| Subject | Firearms industry and trade--United States; Firearms industry and trade--Utah; Browning Arms Company; Business enterprises--Utah--Ogden--History |
| Digital Publisher | Digitized by Special Collections & University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University. |
| Date Digital | 2026-03 |
| Date | 1935; 1936; 1937; 1938; 1939; 1940 |
| Medium | correspondence; newspaper clippings; financial records; documents; notes (documents); memorandums |
| Spatial Coverage | Utica, Oneida County, New York, United States; New York City, New York, United States; Berkeley, Alameda County, California, United States; Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States; Liège, Wallonia, Belgium; Ogden, Weber County, Utah, United States; Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States; Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States; Furnace Creek, Inyo County, California, United States; Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, United States; Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, United States; Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, United States; St. Louis, Missouri, United States |
| Type | Text |
| Conversion Specifications | Archived TIFF images were scanned with an Epson Expression 13000XL scanner. Digital images were reformatted in Photoshop. |
| Language | eng |
| Rights | Materials may be used for non-profit and educational purposes; please credit Special Collections & University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University. For further information: |
| Sponsorship/Funding | Funding generously provided by the Val A. Browning Charitable Foundation. |
| Source | Browning Arms Company Collection, MS492, Box 7, Folder 9, Special Collections & University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University. |
| OCR Text | Show v J a CLASS OF SERVICE LC =Deferred Cable NLT =Cable Night Letter R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD KH KH202 ra a TOURSU Pian i YG iy Py ¢y 427 = DL=Day Letter NL=Night Letter ; This is a full-rate Telegram or Cableam unless its deerred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or preceding the address. Nr { SYMBOLS RG a a TitrA TIGA WV NY 9 © OF CARLTON THE J. ©. WILLEVER BOARD FIRST TIME at point of origin. VICE-PRESIDENT Bore 526P ~~ COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS Ship Radiogram 7 Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of destination bi ine THE \ CONCERNING ITS SERVICE August 1,1940. Mr. Val A. Browning, Country Club, Farmington, Connecticut. Dear Val? statements Enclosed which are and letters herewith are certain selfexplanatory. are having a terribly dry season here, Several thousand posts were burned at as you know. Bden ranch due to a careless cigarette smoker and the new fire fighting apparatus on the winter range went to work on a fire out there which a dry farmer set about We are doing everything to the day after it landed, stir up the authorities on the general situation. Ne much earlier We will this have year, ing when we will have to ment work which has been would be clean upagainst to in sell fact the the lambs time is and cattle fast approach- ‘Were it not forthe developmove, made the last couple of years, we it. Suppose you will agree that the trend is stronger and stronger towards active participation in The tax situation the war, as much as we hate to think so. as usual. worry and thought of is giving cause for a lot plans different on times several in Have had Mr, Baxter help cannot One thing, a worth be not mey which may or to left anything is there as long as put keep on figuring ficure with. Hoping things are no Sincerely, MAB?IMS Encls. be ars | worse on that end, Sf | X CLASS OF SERVICE a tie is sane unless Telegram erred or Cable- Ss | DL=Day Letter =Night Letter ge a de- SYMBOLS | 10 ( full-rate its J 1201 character is in- LC #=Deferred Cabl = | kes NLT =Cable Night Letter dicated by a suitable symbol above or preeee the address. ss R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD KH22 118UD NEWYORK ge e A BROWN ING CARLTON OF THE TIME NY 25 10474 | J. BOARD FIRST at point of origin. COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE FROM Ship Radiogram ( TIME at point of destination B48é JUL ay25 AM 9 ; 13 Pee SUGGESTIONS \ VICE- PRESIDENT Time of receipt is STAN] DARD FOUR THE Cc. WILLEVER ITS PATRONS MOUNTAIN CONCERNING ITS SERVICE TIME THIS Charge to the account of. CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC fe a ACCOUNTING INFORMATION ORDINARY TELEGRAM DAY DESIRED CABLE LETTER URGENT 4 RATE SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT L SPECIAL SERVICE ‘NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons should check desired, otherwise the class TIME FILED of service message will be transmitted as a telegramor ordinary cablegram. R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT f J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN sok THE BOARD Send the following message, subject ip the terms on haek hereof, which are hereby. agreed to July 18, 1940 VAL A BROWNING c/o COLT'S HARTFORD, PATENT FIREARMS CONN. MFG, CO. JUST RECEIVED WIRE FROM JEAN ALIDA EXPRESSING FRIENDLY AND STOP STATING ANSWER BUT THEY ARE THEY DO SAILING NOT GIVE FOR LISBON TODAY THE NAME THE MARRINER OF SHIP APPRECIATION WOULD REGARDS LIKE TO July Val A. Dear Val, 22, 1959 letter from Browning Hotel Claremont Berkeley, California Inclosed dated herewith July 8th is a relative to Beician Mr, Joissart Reciprocal Also another letter from ment and ete, %th relative to Orders and Froduction, FN Agree- dated the Matt has made a rather hurried translation of the French letter as we want to cet it off to you, today being Saturday. After fighting this tax situation along almost daily since you left, I just made a suggestion to George Eccles which may save our neck so far as the U,.I,C. We have the experts working matter is concerned, along their lines and we will think about this new line until Tuesday when we will all get together again, We will have to risk coming out cooler around here lately, of the thing with less percentage of holdings than we now have but anything It is too much to will be better than a huge tax, write about and to absurd to think about... It is one of those things that makes you realize how near complete confiscation we are, Little Hegards, MAB: fs CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED DOMESTIC CABLE TELEGRAM FULL RATE DAY LETTER}, DEFERRED NIGHT NIGHT LETTER MESSAGE NIGHT SHIP LETTER RADIOGRAM| _ Patrons should check class of service } desired; otherwise message will be transmi tted a8 a Pulh rate WESTERN Tf: @ R. B. WHITE I NEWCOMB CARLTON PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF THE / ACCT’G INFMN. J. C. WILLEVER BOARD XS FIRST De VICE-PRESIDENT nT & Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to 29 Z TO™%O ~ int I WOT 2 "3 ate & AiTTe Se Ge anlee A Ir kA te $4 AVES , $s a Pore . ? be a NOTHING | | ia ae : . om. H‘ cy ‘TT hua i eb A yy 4 oa as sper yea, OF sd, ake Lede wet a ¥ wh “t ad f iT —— 5 LSE pone ropa a % x | - va ; oda Ty * ee PI OF ; ope _ ~ Ss — itt “ * 4 f"> os Yy\C> ys Olicil THE £ tt? cS 7 — : a: * om: ” ~ tans GesrteluL@ew@ QUICKEST, @ SUREST 7 2 sa ry ° re ay WIT) 1) date OVi AND 7 A rg On ae re oe Pa tT; = ‘ - . d 4 » = rev ut » 2 ~ S - ~ Ws OATH ONT 3 25 3 ; .— an ~<a P he i rt Se Es ; ivhica FADD = orm “ Ir Jw > : STOP H . e - IVT oN TS EA ft a| Ad Be ; ie OB 3. —- oN ; ‘ webs, t VJ -— bey SAFEST i eM 4 O SS TRI D ee SS a SE a WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE - 5. _ YT NT ; = : 3 é x THE CLASS This COMPANY WILL FROM SUGGESTIONS APPRECIATE 2Sare * pa OF SERVICE S Ss is a full-rate Telegram or Cablegram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or prea cecine the address, R, B. WHITE PRESIDENT UN ITS CONCERNING PATRONS 5 R O The filing time shown in the dete line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD SER VICE (51), NL = Night Letter , KHA264 5 | wiih é A my RROWN $i 2 iy if # ry ae my Bs Jus i GAL4E- 24 re io om, 5 f* 2 i>? eae os yy i J.C, WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT TIME } 4 Lae x, GIFT. ORDERS ARE APPROPRIATE GIFTS at point of destination. ae At foes UNION Ship Radiogram ns 2 \ Ls - ‘ele: WESTERN LC = Deferred Cable NLT = Cable Night Letter Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, Utah aes SYMBOLS NM = Night Message Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. 1201-S oe DL = Day Letter N NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ITS FOR ALL OCCASIONS & 6 THE COMPANY WILL CLASS OF SERVICE This \ a is a full-rate Telegram or APPRECIATE 7 Cable- SUGGESTIONS A| N e. Bua gram _unless its de- ~~ ferred character is inabove or pre- ceding the address. " | ww \Ne dicated by a suitable symbol aN a 7 R. B. WHITE FROM PATRONS | eee ee Ae? CHAIRMAN ACAMA ET FS TOURSLOSANGELES THe Oe AT) TOS DDORE Cale AF IO f\ae SERVICE we 25 A .* 5 Ui DP ify TOMORROW OF THE J.C. BOARD FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT GIFT CALIF = 7 Z; ORDERS ARE NL = Night Letter __LC= Deferred Cable APPROPRIATE A: Time of receipt is STANDARD O79 2 & aA VAL UNION | WILLEVER ARTA IADS« WESTERN NM = Night Message NLT = Cable Night Letter CARLTON tte Wi. 1201-S SYMBOLS z Ss Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., eae Utah ©Se ITS KS Jp The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD TIME at point of origin. eu4 AND35 CONCERNING I NEWCOMB PRESIDENT ITS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS INN Shi ip DP . Radiogram f TIME at point of destination. Mre Val * e/o Chas. A. Browning, Delvaux, Boite Postale 20, Herstal, Beleium. Sees Dear LS a Valt * 4 erning Enclosed Jean herewith Schroeder's is confirmation contemplated trip Since Matt and Bobbie arrived been discussed and they are both looking and his wife and feel that they can make course banking placing can time get is rather Of I only in’ this go let can feel them out me hear from yous he is here we any most than situation limited. while cable America, sent con+e and E»Ge, who Of an insight are of to the as his time here will permit. Charlie ment Loned the Bank's auditors for a spell. He thinks a man more eas of the proposed trip has forwardto seeing Jean the visit a pleasant one, have spoken to Charlie Canfield too pleased to give Jean as much business him with course, to shall else, place where the a little as to where he would we can shape things accordingly see that he is not confined toe much in ae one place, but will take him around to other points and let him also get an insight into what other businesses we are able tO~« We feel Sure ONG « here care Lt tha VL they : wil heir sojourn OUuPrSse sive in the hands in h is America oe oH _ Just returned from the Boise bank meeting. George is saxrecting to go East and talk things over with Marriner next month. Tr can see reasons for keeping our teeth in until the next course is pretty well charted by the other boys. Rete Going Situa ion to Salt with the Lake R.F.C, this afternoon man who has offer to be used one of these to made go his over the survey. U.I.C. The matter between the St. Louis Trust Company and the Singletons coes to court next month. If things are satis factory with the R.«F.C.e, we may make them a Hoping definite to see you Sincerely, ago hex OLS e in days, courte PAGE rss - P.Sen and we V ® A Py 8 6 will * LAY Tell a have th to let us know Transportation what ship he will Department of the sail on -Notel Roos sevelt arrange for someone to meet him at the pier, see him th the customs, , & arrange for his hotel accommodations and Le tra insportation such details a aha ‘then, : p: Om ine te * will from be New a a taken York care west. of, it Where one sometimes knows avoids that worry i BROWNING Charge to the account of CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC ORDINARY DAY URGENT RATE SERIAL NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE Patrons should Pas A0 x & ; a class of . $ ; 1206-B' o ae CHECK | TIME FILED service desired, otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or ordinary cablegram. f R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN ere CARLTON THE BOARD J. ©. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject i the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to DELVOARM LIECE OX ACCOUNTING INFORMATION DEFERRED |=» ; NIGHT LETTER | YY agus SHIP RADIOGRAM check ii DESIRED CABLE TELEGRAM LETTER J (Belgium) FQ ra rs WE ARE ALL DELIGHTED JEAN AND ALIDA ARE N\i ee } OGDEN + WHERE Lo ae ALL ee ee BE THERE TOGETHER IS BUSINESS COMING AND WILL ARRANGE DIVERSIFICATION AND THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS a CLASS OF SERVICE Ja This is a full-rate Telegram or FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE EB r\ E SYMBOLS J je ® DL = Day Letter : NM = Night Message Cable gram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or preeons the address. 7 NL = Night Letter (- 31 R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD The filing time shown in the dete line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington “KHAT99 CABLEsLIEGE NLT BROWN 1201-8 21 24 J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT TIME at point of origin. Ave., Ogden, Utah LC = Deferred Cable NLT = Cable Night Letter i: Time of receipt is STANDARD ~ TIME Ship Radiogram fe at point of destination. 1939 MAY 24 PM S 32 | NGs OGDENUTAHs PLEASE STOP ARRANGE MAIN THING THE QUICKEST, PLACE FOR JEAN SCHROEDER TO LEARN ENGLISH SUREST AND WAY SAFEST TO SEND MONEY STOP IS BY IN BANKS FOR JULY CABLES ~ TELEGRAPH OR CABLE THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE = Day Letter DL 3 This is a full-rate Telegram or Cablegram unless its de- NM = Night Message f : ferred character is indicated by a suitable : * = Night L NL =& saoraveneinana LC = Deferred Cable 0 } ET = Cation symbol above or pre- la R. B, WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD OF CARLTON THE KH82 CABLE=LIEGE BRO WINGS: J. Sc. WILLEVER BOARD FIRST TIME at point of origin. - Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, Lo 1201-S SYMBOLS CLASS OF SERVICE eediny the address. - Utah VICE-PRESIDENT Time of receipt is STANDARD able Nishi deter ~ Ship Radiogram TIME at point of destination. 1939 MAY 1 PM 12 f 23 18 1/1941 aoe OGDEN (UTAH)= THINK YOU HE ARRIVES MEET TELLER STOP MET MATT OSTEND NEW YORK EIGH SHOULD WESTERN UNION GIFT ORDERS ARE APPROPRIATE. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS YESTERDAY — Charge to the account of. CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED CABLE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM ORDINARY DAY URGENT RATE LETTER SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons should check class of Je \__ CHECK | \ ACCOUNTING INFORMATION 4 TIME FILED service desired, otherwise the message will be transmitted asa telegram or ordinary cablegram. R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT a NEWCOMB CHAIRMAN OF CARLTON THE BOARD J. FIRST Cc. WILLEVER VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to FTICTT Tr «3 PEGE e Satwe ASP ses. & fTTTyTuYRT Leta RRA THRR eid yfak! 1 bath THE CLASS OF SERVICE This is a full-rate Telegram or Cableeram unless its deferred charactez is indicated by a suitable symbol above or preos the address. COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE 1201-S a XX \ SYMBOLS DL = Day Letter NM = Night Message NL = Night Letter LC = Deferred Cable NLT = Cable Night Letter R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT J.C, WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD point of origin. The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD TIME at Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, KH86 CABLESLIEGE 17 26 2035 TINION GIFT ORDERS ARE APPROPRIATE Ship Radiogram — Time of receipt isSTAN DARD TIME at point of destinpfipa. Utah : ts LC BROWNING? OGDEN (UTAH)S PROBABLY CONCERNS NINETY CALIBER 2 DEVELOPMEN MENT THERE IN FOUR WEEKS MAYBE SOONERi ee TDN ~ GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS THINK CAN Charge to the account of. CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM ORDINARY DAY URGENT RAT LETTER SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT L SPECIAL SERVICE NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons should check $ DESIRED CABLE class of R. B. WHITE ordinary cablegram. S E R UNION service desired, otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or Bp.” E - “~" NEWCOMB CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT J.C. 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Pm Tei, whew bathe « ~ t, 9 = $444 PY 4% ty vive Belgium. = tot Zee ~y, Fz 939 3 beg, i ostalLle Herstal, ¢ Poe 62 ot A an nde Ls ee ee ANOtTNEP ak ; W ve a} the ‘ am “\ CA Ju . ‘onaeom F iy hit 2 y Line cat : 4 : Fa és * Yu Ce 2 2 ee Fae ate ne kta Woks i & &ib 2 ee Oe oT Pe MOPrniogs sa oe — > te, 2. DY WA bf tee b, * wee 2S tx SEAN Aes Bayt me 4 .; er RR ke * nNrooe Be Saw SPR a +7 goy Ps) Sad ef ii LA © SD LECA SMES 68 A : : ¢ ; *. Ps, HFG yes ? 1 £ Ls. ut UY Ad. 1 p> bt if Ld yy Gi of eS biv A ke -Y ~42 4 ‘ : 4 » A hit whe NS Na . . = me htt; ~ if obs ; “7 3-2 3. & shn a ad 51d April 21, 1939 Val A. Browning e/o Charles Boite 20 Dear Val, Herstal, Delvaux Belgium Testerday evening I phoned Great minds work together, Western Union to cable you asking if I should get Lindsey to gheck on the Winchester application at the Patent office, but before I finished dietatinge the cable the saceerepne said, cable and read me the letters that my feelings a minute", "just in order the same thing in mind. that you ha indicating as much as hiner plage on Hatt's that ILindsey will be prepared sseival I have written him as per the inclosed You have already a good deal Seems to as seen from expressed by down to 1) you, but I could not see are any- thing eles to do than «o ahead on the theory the details ‘Whatever of the two guns would not conflict patentwise. ster Winohes the ng regardi get to able are information we e, possibl as goon as gun we shall forward be settled Spring Sincerely, c.c JER at last. v é 20. 9. DD » cable was sent Val A. Browning, C hase Delvaux, Vir 8 c/ £ © Bod > ° Fers April ct Posta ae te 3] L 5 20 9 5 6] bf,eium 8 Yesterday ADO A IDE & hak. SF a Tie i eT Gis Bit a 1938 i ST teas . 2 5 A Ksesi ory ae & : of November tary oe ee it seems a BiORay age the you CIIN THT 2 Li A bh SRA — ashe ds yt eH do hae V Seed useless to F.N.'s Pe eee ne hk Pe wry E. ON a Oa Se 3 Te ae ede ry 3O and to C It's think cal. therefore it machine is worthwhile, Colt's ublicense hvaien. 1 with LAST Too ee SuLe ae ee wales 2st + hit bh #E T> ok am enclosing not at dated so seem the also to be same thoucht lst, indicate F.N.; you might the Se AT) | ovember sun expire tet Cue es © wes 3 tyGa ate a ate3 Aa i ee letter would ae bbceo hat BOBS k3 Tir3 a so, i dated you: rent Peet do address 50 and tt to F.N,. I suppose you have the same as I have, namely - that if matter ye 27RD to TERMTNATRS at be a 4546 thes wh re \ tT PRET YE Be take ae letter the LICENSE a and the signature both state dated December 14,1955, contract if TX WEMES RTE Ae Snead ~% Pp WA EL ole dee alial Vad although Both to show you the new angle might ct LFA SETS deta Ds i oe ETRE 5 is apparently 21,1938, in the a Colt's because the "addr ess Colt's letter to us cluded oe f Sac ek O Bkq Waa MACHINE 7° 7 zs k SCVT" A Although what e ee ata WS EA ASTT: ft “5 v7 — iS ds copies and following Dr A RS MATTONATI® | 3 TYE = ge = ITS herewith the ine times. ask that F.N. some feeling with regard we had been allowed to to making sub= Yr feet 1d4le these sublicenses we could have doubtless eotten the same concessions from F.N, with regard to extension of royalties on these suns as we got regarding rifles, shoteuns and pistols. We have License time, he to we felt for situation result exnire. seem to that by and, have the hat ‘Coltts while been we unable sublicense receive tine you accomplis ih 4 the the to that situation you over this, kind from very on these are feeling there, ” With a mess protested royalties cable about was have celve ad your ontinietia 1. are years regards, Sincerely, of time much, ecuns and the to are with about oat a little hope vou «f a THE COMPANY WILL CLASS OF SERVICE This is a full-rate Telegram gram we or unless above : : : its de- SUGGESTIONS FROM | a, Cable- ferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol APPRECIATE PATRONS : @). A i SS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE 1201-S SYMBOLS d et P abe ire NM = Night Message NL= Nicht Letter y &3 LC = Deferred Cable or pre- NLT = ceding the address, R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB The filing time shown in the dete line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD CABLE=LIEGE KHA2 04 NLT BRO! WN | NGe OGD EN CARLTON J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD PRESIDENT TIME at point of origin. Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., THINK ITS 34 Ogden, Utah Time of receipt is STANDARD 18 (UTAH)= WE SHOULD DECLA THE SUREST MORE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THINGS ONLY WINCHESTER GUN ALONG MATT BACK YESTERDAY. QUICKEST, AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE eas TIME Cable Nigh Night Letter able ; : Ship Radiogram = ~~ at point of destination. eo wU Charge to the account of OF CLASS DOMESTIC SERVICE CABLE TELEGRAM ORDINARY DAY URGENT LETTER SERIAL NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE By DESIRED RATE DEFERRED | | | ACCOUNTING INFORMATION NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM 7 Patrons should ‘check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted asa telegram or za £ > 7 / 1206-B' | ~ ordinary cablegram. R. f B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN CARLTON OF THE BOARD J. FIRST Cc. WILLEVER VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to April 17, 1939 DELVOARM, CHASE LIEGE, (BELGIUM) WIRED COLTS DEPOSITE DIVIDEND NOW STOP HOW DO TE TIME FILED < ¢ April Val c/o 18, 1959 A. Browning Charles Delvaux Boite 20 Dear Val, The Colt's Herstal, Belgium gii4, 045.00 Statement arrived reported for guns this morning. made by Colt's, There was $115,850.00 was received by Colt's from FN, and $106,525.00 was received by Colt's from the British: Air Ministry. One half of these two peayments equais $111,187.00-plus that received on Golt guns which makes a total of $225 ,231.00, This gives sublicense. It will be rise to the A statement noted that question of showing $10.00 and the this $5.00 British Air royalty guns is attached Ministry hereto, only remain to be accounted for to us. Inasmuch as we receive only 50% we can expect comparatively’ small future payments which in all will not total over $75,000.00. I suppose Colt's will be wondering why they aid not ask more, At least they cannot blame us as we were not consulted with as is usually the case where sublicenses are concerned, Also inclosed herewith is a statment the 1938-39 Government order, about a quarter of this order It has showing the status would appear that been delivered so of opm far Whenever you get any information as to what the future royalty payments are likely to amount to for this year please let me have the information. This will include both FN and Colt's., Our income turned off war does It has weather, not start, to date warm is after over more or Sincerely, MAB: fs $350,000.00. less cold, Hope this blustery April Val c/o 17, 1939 A, Browning Charles Delvaux Boite 20 Herstal, Dear Belgium Val, Glad to get your letter of alive. That was certainly Moore happened to be alive accident. the 3lst and to know that you too bad about the Sxpi0ss.0n. it would make him feel better : are still If Fred about his Glad to hear Colt'’s have decided to try to stir up something with the machine rifle and are asking FN for sample parts. In order to refresh your memory on the machine gun law I am inclosing herewith a letter from Colt's dated August 31,1934 and two letters from Mr, Thatcher dated September 22nd and 271 bh regarding the transactions It would look as though Colt's would have to take care “of any such transactions under its license, Glad to see Colt's are evidently willing to license FN for the manufacturing of the big gun on condition that it is satisfactory with our Government. Inasmuch as Beleium is a friendly nation it would look as though there should be no trouble getting such ¢consent. This is something we will have to follow up, Note what you say about Colt's development regarding the Recoil Operated Machine Gun and its adaptability to being air-cooled, water-cooled I am made about or to aircraft, This is of course a good just wondering if they haven't got their minds up to something like the Gas eperecne besides, this however, thing, but pretty well You will know The other: day Jack inquired what we could expect in the way of dividends, and so upon receipt of the following wire from Chase I phoned Jack: "Colt's deposited your account 225". Jack thereupon wanted to know about declaring a dividend right away. Said that he had Phebe invested and same as last in mind had been year. I particularly, that she had somewhat rather expecting a dividend this told him I had been expecting to over- quarter the await your return before taking any action because, first, we did not know what new tax laws would be passed and second, we had discussed declaring out part of our dividends in securities and thereby benefit by certain losses. This was discussed somewhat at length with the result that I told him I would include that in a cable I expected to send to you: V.AsB. Page 2, "Chase wired Colt's deposited 225 stop Shall a dividend now stop How do things look" we declare Had a talk with J.E,. over the phone re: Excise Tax and think that there is nothing to become alarmed about. It is being passed up to the Bepartment of Justice which means that we will have one last chance to compromise and if hot successful it will go to court. Some people speak of which would indicate into ali the angles. i hope the encouraged. dust development received Hoping you the that are a letter on Department it would the from of be automatic Matt Justice a matter dated well, sincerely, as of the "shakedown" to form, is showing as March 30th from Won't go keep you Rome. April Mr... 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P i nrances SAIS ae ee ale vile probe belek. ce: oe “er“5 mack &: le sourneal vc and we agreed s * eto ; ee le Os that ti whe ot ie a nd tDa F a se *., : ¢' een iat 4 * a ke ea Se al doine the le 3 7% whee 2 lot of development that we have a rood ahead o a them a ¢ the . taken eel di fferentl y alter havine You could cates the Vranaot A 3 ce Vepartment we 4 iA Olt ' 5 8 So Ee eo te 4 of placing such ¢an version to the exte w bS eS . oil e oh se “i De | : a in things would rei tool up for it, +14 4 Oo WOU uld lead Colt Ve " din a he Be. to ec G Lin tO us ior some so ce Tur “th ifaT much ys Pee <r c% Bs * —* Vy 7 @y > 7 " woe hrs £3 3 om “ae aye | F 2 * Tn 4 Seine aadlion hes wed ha aib® T am explosive | ie ee oy ahs af bullet the de 1 “ ¥) ve ee Lt ye . > CLP 42 nev F ans f+ inePe ee oy Fig Se) ek a - UY : ww MA PUT .5 - int erested also eke bt for th hearing 50 cal, 7 1 ” o = . et twee oe — > F3 wh Bode wT a m to S. 643 unse eel at isPi netween a \ubomei ho Colt's had tO say ae i if such bullet well if not, we * 3 4 i GA caliber and she thhat wi hat AY * 4 Ae BS iaisats 3 oF OTL tt ch bow? au 3S ++, 12 a wer, 9 es Sub ida. ee Le ines S we bets 3 ak £3 4 Ay eF bby Ba ra e i 2 i Cre me. 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(Of 7 VA of ( ) > (« We C0 iy ee / Co TELEPHONE 268.05 i125 ET C (SLIGnesS CHAMBRES TELEPHONE AVEC March BAIN op ee 1949. INTERNATIONAL Mr. M.A. Dene As Dear Marriner: Ogden, Browning, Utah, Upon arrival at Colt's, I immediately the various points that we had discussed, and what they have done along the lines of a belt has been heavy should made quick be on the frame demountable done, on the quick of barrel. account the recoil This is they feed operated the way of installation costs, barrel rifle, took up with them took me up to show me aircooled gun. A model aircooled I have always and the they have gun, with a thought slight it cooling effect which the barrel movement has on the barrel. They have worked it out so that the same-gun can be aircooled, watercooled, or the regular aircraft model, by simple changes of the jacket and barrel. For for sample change parts. machine sent to F.N. Regarding 4/mm guns, it was agreed that I should induce F.N. to eet consent through the Belgian Embassy in Washington to give all information and drawings to F.N. Mr. Stone thinks that there will be no difficulty, since other fr@éndly nations have done the same thing with other guns recently. = I went out to the factory this morning and found it all closed up. Only the guards at the gates, who told me that they had a terrific explosion in the cartridge loading plant two days ago. Blew up several buildings, killed thirteen people, and injured many more. They are having services for the dead today. Must have been a terrible thing. I suppose it was a mixture for loading 13.2mm projectiles, and 1 am certainly going to tell them that such a plant should be out away from populated areas. Glad that Matt was away, and have 2 couple would have been near that one of us might forced Be i Hoped to to wait No word He IS may here have two days later. of experiments all finished for hotel from Matt. They have been gone about mined, ready to “onday. at the left some + arrived get hurt, but it is in that vicinity. word with Delvaux, and all Not certainly whom I have likely that we but am possible today, not been three able A “#7 INTERNATIONALE _DEL'EAUL “LIEGE until that enough to have been Lots of soldiers:about, Best regards, bridges blow up. C THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE 1201-8 ‘ = CLASS OF SERVICE This or NM = Night Message Cable- gram unless its deeferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or preSige the address. 7 x R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT NL = Night Letter 3 NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, KHI7 VIA 31 (1209 VAL BROWNING EXPECT YOUR RCA=CD LIEGE OGDENUT AH= CABLE IF CAN INTENDED YOUR 19 LAST STAY ‘HER STAL® LC = Deferred Cable NLT = Cable Night Letter J.C. 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SYMBOLS | Ga < ~ : 1201-S SERVICE Jp ie ey ITS CONCERNING ITS PATRONS Fe TIME at point of destination. 29] : PM 2 357 é Val A. c/o Boite 20 Dear Val, Patent Office Delvaux Belgium iInclosed herewith decided to is Case Royalty came continue ir, Thatet ier aves 388 donation and the stockholders, In ob je sotion ae ‘trusts likely be agreement should a to relating Remington an 1939 Postale Herstal, not 28, Browning Chas. i8th January be grea’ for done, copy of just 15 received through for paying, $890.00, letter dated Wonder if Mr. Lindsey, January they have that we cannot legally make the Scout Camp vill be necessary to age an agreement from the ting such an agreement we run into the usual id minors. Inasmuch as the liability would railed your from Spee sources perusal, We can I am then having decide him what, draw if up such anything n largely occupied with the S i neéleton-U.1.C,. ton affair. : 7 ee arrived here the first of the week and r “opene sad up the sessions with George | with the suggestion that of them might be sole to work something out where it would be if others were brought in, The rest on our side were in round considering the situation as it developed from day to will not attempt to cover it all. 7 the the inposs the Biggs or — sugsested cetting together and reorzanizing the usual replies. We CEGS506 that instead of a costly it would say us to raise our price and we therefore asked for an option at 42.50. The Judge said “he would be agreesbie to it but would have to get the consent of the co-trustee Marvin. Marvin refused because of his considera — for Bd, so we were told. The dudge then wanted us to agree to postpone any action for 90 days arguing that he might be able to awite the others into line on the price by the end of that time. We entered into the agreement to make the extension and they returned home last evening. The Judge although seemed the rest very of fair us and have frank not so fied they do not want litigation any frankly stated his abhoreace of it. any further BL 5 A ae TD .h f M B <2 developments, all much more Will through as seen the him, discussions We are satis- than we do. He very therefore have to await THE J CLASS OF SERVICE This WILL COMPANY a Ss or ITS FROM UE a PATRONS | — { DL=Day Letter NM = Night Message 17 —_ R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT TIME at point of origin. Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, 6=HARTFORD 20 CONN NE © Nicht Letter | ) LC = Deferred Cable | NUT =Cable Night Letter { % 8 ~\ J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CARLTON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD The filing time shown in the dete line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD A J } ( above or presymbol the address. - Timeof receiptis STANDARD 920 Utah JAN 3507 ROWNING= T SECURITY BLDG OGDEN UTA THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY 1201-S SERVICE Cable- oe Mi ITS NX gram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable mde CONCERNING SYMBOLS F : | © is a full-rate Telegram SUGGESTIONS APPRECIATE IS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE Ship Radiogram Va TIME at point of destination. 2 99 PM = Soe 13 ae ISS £05 AES HARTFORD, January Mr. Ogden, M.A. Utah. Dear Marriner, I have just CONNECTICUT 20, 1949. Browning, sent you a convinced Jay Teller machine gun contracts u usal way, and for the I have telegram saying that were signed last friday eee quantities expected. that we in should the govt. take out, th or at least make application for patents on the accelerator for the 37mm. He is preparing the application which should be ready in about two or three months, he says. The application will depend upon whether 1 can be appointed administrator of Daddys estate for that purpose, which will require some legal proceedure, andof course, brings up the questions which you mentioned in connection with the settling of the estate. This accelerator is important, as you know, and will prolong the payment of royalties considerably, which prolongation, I think, probably outweighs the other considerations. If you think as I do, I can write Jack Rice to look up the legal proceedure and take any steps which can be taken in my abscence, prepar- atory for my return.(He might you micht phone him about it. get it done by that time) Or Rafter has figured out a scheme for handling the part payment for installation on the twenty guage overunder, which we are considering, in the event of possibly going ahead with a deal for that gun. Will write more fully after hearing Raftets-final word Matt put Seemed and for a has shame to tonight. in avery take interesting day with me at Colt's. months $115,000, him away from FN. USe fishes statement ® weather for whakksx six reports Sincerely, BOND BONDMORE BOND ANNEX WILLARD AND B. GENERAL HOTEL ROGERS, MANAGER PRESIDENT is not good. ie / HOTEL new bride for a day ani sht © Atlantic THE his f i, : 7 Ye may of which half all feed the January Val A, Dear Val, 19, 1959 Browning Steamship Aquiteania Cabin C-68 We may The situation reciprocal matters shall have not or mey They from no take a legal action at I shall The railroad down in the not way go of into continues South into left. as we get foreclosure for some to do good. it and standpoint and was complicated less any offer this how exactly know not grow not does leat, come do I options. our accept to Saturday until requested, option the Singletons the grant to refused have it all likely is quite the angles that this at we to time time, a net showed of $57,790.00 for eight months, after interest and taxes but before depreciation which has not been decided by the interstate: Commerce The income for next year is estimated at $90,000.00 Commission, from which will be deducted approximately yeO,000,00 depreciation and $16,000.00 for interest:and 910,760.00 dividend on Preferred Stock, leaving Common at This Stock. to $40,000.00 Par of which $25.00 statement Colt's to amount outstanding Preferred The close will at over we $100.00 totals for 917.00 have Par on 580 of $117,147.00 and retirement bond 2200 the shares, we which the for Royalty was received from FN or Great Britain, a gample of notations made at the bottom of the forms to the recent Agreement entered into with and contractual obligation of 335,00 applies on shares Common of own 154,000 S80 7% last quarter. No and shares. The following is statement and con"Hovalty them: 407 guns”, Have been thinking about the Trade Mark and am wondering if it would be best for you to try to improve the appearance of our present Trade Mark as regards the lettering and picture, and My memory is that Rogers particularly as concerns the Superposed, and I think J... Mark Trade this with insisted that we stick I can open up the best think you If recently confirmed this. the usual corresponto iead probably sub ject with J.2, which will may find this you but Rogers, with dence and possible checking unnecessary. Tell Ann kicking. I just Hoping phoned all of the you house have and find a fine Sincerely, MAB: Ts c.c Matt S. Browning the Bon kids Voyage are stiil together. a duly 9, 1958 Val A. Browning Bond Hotel Hartford, Dear Conn, Val, Inclosed herewith is a e Protective Agreement which we dis ae aos: p Boop ices up ee ore you left. Think you will find it along the lines of similar agreements which we have had experience with in the past, If you see touch with of getting no objections to it I will proceed to get in all of our Company stockh 1olders for the purpose their signatures and bonds, We have not investigated thoroughly enough as yet to be sure, but it rather looks as thoug "rh Ernest Ford may have $1400.00 bonds belonging to Louie. We will check this further and if so we should consider having her file a suit against him for the recovery of the bonds. Think I mentioned : something to you about these bonds in a recent meeting, but I evidently had in mind the $1000.C0O bonds involved situation. Hope Kind in the everything regards to loan. Anyway, is moving both. along we will and check that Ann Sincerel y, breton Zinn Adhetg 7 we into the arrived 0.x, August 22,1938. Lindsey Enclosed herewith is dated the 19th, together a letter with the from Mr. property Ashton in connection in Salt Lake. Mr. V.dA. Browning, Country Club, Hartford, Conn. Dear Val; enclosed up at by the to hear sUN him. Also enclosed is Entertained the"Big Boss" cabin you Saturday Received your are up to the with evening. of a letter warehouse and Nothing 16 others new so note of the 18th and gla firing point with the big Regards, Sincerely, MAB: MS Encls. copy the from citations far. July 30,1938. Mr. c/o Val A. Country Farmington, Dear Browning, Club, Conn, Val: We are from the Remington gtatenent shows: in receipt Company for 452 guns sold 790 ” o 4b ” " of the the rovalty last during se statement quarter. This April May dune Nothing was said about discontinuing royalties after June 14, at which date the last patent expired. This patent covers the cartridge pusher and is dated June 14,i921, No. 1 381 assuming 448. It may royalties be that were paid all is it is for an the oversight full month on their of dune, part, or it may be that they have decided to continue paying royalties so long as they manufacture the gun, in accordance with Article11 of the Agreenent dated April 29,1919. Hoping well with you, Sincerely, P.8.- Enclosed is COripanty e statement of The Salt Lake & Utah Hailway July Mr. Val A. Country Browning, Club, Farmington, Dear 28,1938. Conn. Val: Have been thinking about the subject of your letter of the 25th, namely - handling the U.I.C. bonds some other way. My understanding of the situation is that the object is to not only tie up the bonds so that they cannot. be sold to the opposition, but that a receivership may be requested. It seens that at least 25% of the bondholders must join together in making application for a receivership, and the Bondholders Protective Agreement seems to be the best medium for doing this. You will Enclosed are copies of the latest patent sheets. notice the patent taken out by Fred Moore on the muszle attachment we to for machine guns. In sending the old to. Think a tank gun modified with the booster device foP the heavy barrel, I think it was explained that modification was made in crude form merely to demonstrate the: idea. It would seem that it is necessary for us to fasenish such things to the nth degree, or say nothing about then, if are get what credit patent cane through on this here and which we commented Hoping you & are we all are entitled same device about. getting Sincerely, MAB: MS Enol. while along all you were right, J. M. & M. S. BROWNING OGDEN, UTAH CO. V.A. Browning, Country Club, Dear Conn., July 25th, 19.58. I would rather get a exclusively by stockholders Marriner, If holder's of Farmington, Protective up weight of bonds and Benny. certain that an# throw the building up) George we need is are not disposed in case of of possihle we to the action our the complete liberty towards building it "Bond- up( would or our familhed in the hands of opposition, and that they will by on. I practically later am be available certain thet some of the kids will not without considerable argument. sign the Agreement On the other hand, in its present I believe that would it turn them impracticable mder and I over to this late at you if date, the agreement as sdnt to will sign return by and Making slow me, factory put up to them. If vou think or we are committed to go along send me a short telegran, some visitors from if please airmail. progress here. Expect will closed all be form, they were Wednesday. The all all that bonds us further seem distance the action, of a From its of bonds purchase Company the maintain that be signed caenld so to possible, that else stockholders, not were Agreement" or Company, our it next Gel Sincerely, week. it July 21, 1958 Val A, Browning Country Club Farmington, Conn, oe Dear Val, Unless I hear otherwise ie: you, valuation will be declared for 3: pital Stock Tax ton for the parent nade a rough estimate of the income for this year 000, OO. This is assuming that i for guns shown ast Colt's statement only will “paid for the last This amounts to $56 ,000,00, te the should be as much as the last, about vat will be paid by Colt's. to: $537, 000,00, From this take will from dividends, income of the leave a leaway capital pee fe Profits The market will before we reach continue it is for No one knows has been bring the total deducted 85% of | or approximately 965,000.00, leaving a $472 ,000, 00, With a declaration of Six Excess should This should this will:be last quarter, $70 ,000,00 this left, of $128,000.00 profit for instance, without Tax. taxable Million which we may running into only have to continue rising a few days more our cost basis for our listed stock. If it to rise reason what we may chiefly the next very possible, that 85% would throw $365,000.00 other hand the Capital knows, tax wish the to take some gains, be like, but leaway : bill will for and additional profits it is of dividends will not be exempt, which more into the taxable income. On the Stock Tax may be increased. Nobody When it comes to forecasting what the next tax bill will be like I think the only sure thing is that it will be plenty high. It is so complicated that its present structure can be modified many different ways in order to increase the total BO Jd.4, wrote that we any at $600,000, 00, which otherwise advised before should place the value I told him would the last week of of the be done this month. The returns inclosed must are nos be some unusual in oth going en by duly 3lst things which around here, are self explanatory, Sincerely ‘> mi, PaGe “we ceferring inclosed wild b ondsPe) J is De return a £ to &Rae copy the » ta o ager e A r-e ee a) 3 eRe Bondholders Asree ment of the 1 V.1.G. ~ ‘ "on ff ; i from d oe Quinney. ose a letter you 2 ment I shall proceed to round up the Colt the i one 9 period 6<57 1 paid for in excess After the ch ecking . ~ % - % a : that find I ament Cs ¢ & ou ction a nN 2 ee 280, wy + ) ERAS WF bd ve ¢ a> Fs 0 t Lf © E © © * ie & ¥ >» % * paid R ¥ & for GB in @) XCess of the & gt fo? i ~, ial “ecei vin: ss de hes & th iw re fe Wy an a Se % ee af 4 vk, vere te Yr , r oh he Wilt a wt ¥"% ee te i , i x 2s a aa ne eed Fa cs i | “~ 5 5 coe x2 £ ~~ oe aie abe rat 7 a ‘heh Yaya oe nat tle Se “> or the ue 4 > tn Sater | ty 3 war Tei OF Fite | aah Stat cise 25 tae Sot? et wh) in % ’ July Val A. % A. Browning Country Club Farmington, Conn, dl Dear Val, Glad to hear that Ann and Carol Dean arrived all right and that you are all settled down torether in the country. Glad than to hear the work is the usual troubles, we heat are of should in though the It than all of the be city, much more pleasant us into this kind of work in we know is bound to come, ct - ee Suppose + oe uO THF 2 bh 73 tO 4% Vith s ry iJ - you saw ¢ 2 3 Ss a Tf; Uy tay 4 Wi Sti ~ the "S last . a Colt's ‘ “i statement Sa * amounting J. M. &A OGDEN; M. S. BROWNING CO. UTAH“ Hartford, Conn. Es OUiweds rownin g 19 58. 3 Sec. Building, Dear Marriner, club house, hot city. here. to Ann is more and three at hours arranged which The pay Colt's the drive Carol of us stay here nine miles morning and evening. Nothing much this afternoon into place. Took Side can is Gown & arrived It three on Dean thousend surface to foot stav ont than staving yesterday for about from gun. casing The the Swartz and Ed driving nearly solder at so I what moved out alone had e half progress rod guides welded to them morning line them in place for welding. much to their a couple of thousandths too low, It will be funny if they are not more than that off alignment the welding heat is applied, but that does not cut anv to get guns, and Aircraft some 2000 f.s. guns. Th@ag@ Dept. now anxious Divisio n &re not any men working very more on than the is under 3000 f.s. Best pressing to get way vet, but Colt's guns. regards, Jel Sincerely. the tube wes Ordnance on recuperetor spring all old the just regular and this in I Hartford, excepting have and to report to plate me agreeable Bond. first up much for have went One consternation. after ice. ten latter extra THE CLASS OF SERVICE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS Se unless its DL = Day Letter NM = Night Message de- by ceding the address. ess NL = Night Letter LC = Deferred Cable } NLT = Cable Night Letter f R. Received at Main ee FIRST TIME at point of origin. 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, Utah 8 TOUR=B HARTFORD CONN 11 \c J. Cc. WILLEVER CARLTON NEWCOMB CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD B. WHITE PRESIDENT The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD i* a a suitable symbol above or pre- IKH14 ( re | ferred character is indicated 4% SYMBOLS a This is a full-rate Telegram or Cablegram 1201-S SERVICE ITS CONCERNING Time of receipt is STANDARD JUL 810A BLDG GLUB GiLUB WESTERN UNION ALONE SERVES 89% OF THE PLACES HAVING Ship Radiogram VICE-PRESIDENT TELEGRAPH OFFICES TIME PT a at point of destination. aM: 6 59 July Val A. Club FS rmington, Conn. Naaw Wear tin? Val dust received ni 5 to —— you em rou v ee will Pty Ta vob " have ~~ cere ie to. arrange ‘ ‘~~ oy . were Tt lec 34 rl ty a F ey — id s : ay % 2 WES 4e “Pe a may in % We Sus! they3 ike " 33 ww oy a "end ay Hotel 7 “fT : RF dated oe 7 . g des te &, 20 Waa be able ead % wy cm ét ee so + that “a Be Be tts age retool ae! oa tc reé dy ‘ait to a’ an ry fyall Be a a, Se sad sy hie sty SeaRardin %“we? : mak € i's em > tae tho how :, he pie g Rh Jia es Gnel th £2 z UC us it .& *% e 2 June th Soe Gh ee Saturday * it. ’ probabi ly hae 4a uG get letter Ps, AS ad S “| quired to ea trying ite are Bond se ope fesire Sad is *y the o wil 1 evidently ~« a ey “% they whieh i lst . is Note ~ 3 in +e pandas herewith rney on « ike a & oe address i tr te © new your civing ize fete: 2 a Oct ar ert. 1938 Browning Country went 12, ei, Ne iy Me 9 sr alle it) * our sueees are re going them tha » be ¢ ses pe sad Se ok of 3 your ge for north ird $ ietter of and thing about vaking ® Sincerely, MAB: fs * y f PF * pasate e * NAGLOnRA Bank re iaa) a, o4 Mir. SOMmeLLMCS 3"est wt © 23 A . # Oa CaLiis & keel on os of ns the ss 3 y July 7,1938. Mr. Val A. Browning, Bond Hotel, Hartford, Conn. Dear Val: the news. that you and bad this gun. Glad Looks arrived in trouble with the between orders to doubtless yours of guns. the The difference rainy between be has happened before. final and all a sood thing any further probably the permanent cood difference loss know not The speeding up of the 50 calibers being done too soon. dust read an what gust "phoned so you should of is article the as compared with rate of firing as Ann and find she is leaving have some good company pretty Looks like it might warm up spell. Things about as usual, Sincerely, MAB? MS with We this evening soon. cold Sth will fire of the 50 caliber was too slow explosive shells. He mentioned the being 375. | the to me like it is time to head off demonstrations and get after the Z, SN 40), A OS TgsprS HARTFORD, July as 5th the trip CONNECTICUT 1938. Browning, Utah. larriner, enough, and last Ss) ] % have week. 3 pyeen t Dont getting DUSVY it know down you - here a have in Line o the = Harrv her, e/ manager, works arer Sa Pee eas in engineering, of arms. > €> workin en of the some guns under Also an the > wa ~ witn notch 6n & eeount rT of «the - She = = Fe improper q eve ak messes We gspri BS which Tr ae) and several 4 +} three driving a battered Acme eBTrS mostly but broke mostiv arrived, niand ammunition, 3 [ trouble, They eS | oped, assembling assem Li which oe an Go. 24 yt mu at Nee} ye De GOG —- Stops up nging thread, are being suns. very lost work with THE BONDMORE keep BOND ANNEX HOTEL WILLARD B. ROGERS, PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER spnee Cy i ¢ from eS guns was Ord, VOU A like advised 5 es ror ame down, progress. Rest ig dropped after my a) rs steel Dept date. ee P| my Looks BOND adviseable, possible —— had think Colt's the The assembled The on made being has Work HOTEL, a i> f= é 4 ——_ fy y ky = 2S Mr. Val A. Browning, Hotel Bond, Hartford, Conn. Dear or Val: how. Hope Douglas idea of fave not heard whether you had a sood trip. Enclosed of you is a copy a attorney is recommending have letter relating to the Booth Fisheries. paying the Booth outfit anything, looks like our IT not Enclosed is enumerate. landed from vet Gordon I dislike the but it rather that we do. ‘yhen we get in a hole, it is a question which is the best way out and in the instant case this may be it. Please let me have your views. will We have been some miscellaneous having lots of stuff rain which recently which, while it is hurting sone of the hay, is making us so far as the range is concerned. Not much doing =) mile around here at the prevent time because everyone seens to be vacationing. “~~ Regards, MAB: MS Enel. THE » fe COMPANY 4 CLASS OF SERVICE This is a full-rate Telegram or Cablegram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable symbol above or preeee the address. R. 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O88 FEB O98 PM 10 56 68s bor Kad TANS WEN LC = Deferred Cable NLT = Cable Night Letter ); WILLEVER cs TN x7 ay Ot PIED NL = Night Letter | VICE-PRESIDENT Utah. | EE- CAL. (54 | J. at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, TO JURrye Se FIRST BOARD THE OF CHAIRMAN \ CARLTON NEWCOMB WHITE PRESIDENT The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD &i Day sosaes NM =Night Message i dicated by a suitable symbol above or preos the address. Pears FLO ag ot ae aie | SYMBOLS , full-rate 1201-S ITS SERVICE | gram unless its deferred character is in- oe CONCERNING - \ a CLASS OF SERVICE ITS PATRONS FROM SUGGESTIONS WILL APPRECIATE THE COMPANY ALL OCCASIONS N. TUESDAY ONG: JANUARY J, 195 3 Workers Slightly Injured As Gun Is Accidentally Fired at Colt’s Plant One worker was sent to the Hart." ’ the debris. Taken to the Hartford Hospital, he was said after examord Hosp:tal with minor injuries ination to have received on?y minor and two others were slightly cut | injuries. His physician called them when a 37-millimeter gun was accontusions. The two other men cidentally fired on the third floor | were cut by glass from the windows, of the east armory of Colt’s Patent, a company official stated, They reFire Arms Manufacturing Company | ceived first aid treatment at the Monday morning. | plant. The blast, which shattered win-. The company explanation of the dow panes and removed the glass! mishap was that the breach action from a door, occurred about 11 a. m | of the gun “contacted the shell prein a small experiment room, as 32! maturely.” In streaking through the company official and his assistant | wood partition, about three-quarters | were of making a routine function test | of the gun. Zooming from -the barrel, a proJectile about three inches long and an inch thick, from the experi- long sharp ment to the work room, the pro-| jectile cut a hole about its own di-| ameter in size, An explosive, steel three-quarters of an inch in di-| projectile carrying a high charge ameter, cut through a board par-_| and set off by a detonator, the mis- | tition and sprayed fragments of | Sile breaks into several wire spring in a large adjoining ma- | pieces when it strikes. . chine and bench room where many | time an accident occurred in the Arthur H. Johansen, 26 years old, | plant,” an official said. He added married, machine operator of Avon | that the company made most parts Avenue, Collinsville, was injured by | of the gun. workers a . . were " —. —___. busily oe engaged. |' of “It was this the kind first ever HARTFORD, January Dear CONNECTICUT II, 1938. Marriner, enclosed newspapers, 3000 the £.S. across a gun the real in fo story a new hall from as : See = Sun clippi is different. little room Fred about the tool room, barrel was Ah suspended EVV catching head rn a] against not = woode pushed + the 7, Yel n ir gorously i 7 eee ma a Vv wnen + hy to ae pointed = directly = « oS = se toward POPS | one hundred men were working, me » at Cnat , tha the nrnic 4 , niarnaa projectile piercec pe .. ; re BDOVEeE e wall - gs —- Si | KnNOCKEG Sg : today) ° Pp E HOTEL BOND BOND ANNEX THE ano conomant® = Sa Tr 3 RES OTEL WILLARD B. ROGERS, ie AND GENERAL, MANAGER WL “Ss Pe he of 4 we a ae had. vNe€M ot Wee but = = you eae o & Cob 5 ' Te As S eC + THT nae ree Se SO N&c £4 3 a =e soe oes gee 28 ; much D ar ( ‘3 © a scatte found were am >; PST An PenNnevratvec S on = s am provectile “en fa aown, me lran hm or = 4 : Oree 2 NCnes r more dRF ES of Ji | wood. WOOD 2 of 2 HARTFORD, the little never been any nearly every windor e too some numerous beck on the very and heavy room where glass pec long CONNECTICUT in them. 1. the ir and to er wooden horse we were was The p whole blown of miraculous Without writing four but he feet and t looked pretty one more Have be seriously been lucky make negotiating if we reductions we than get on might devalued men peper admits the rovya ss on £0 mangled, the wes I. So far I will The suggestion of would make me mot evident now, that, if T Poss eTtrter 1 et , 4 ef } Lobe Ns an and out of but only you imagine it see anv to Paes looks of our necessary, seems chances will sige en. 4 OY - only; here ry yy OP = be ees Set — business reductions ees ae &S LALIL SS be r for make ; at | our gr }LIP a from unwil}) Se will Tne ac ding Sas = z = arranzemen New tomorrow , Sincerely, to talk ep Pao) (J OK & a eeu HOTEL BOND THE BONDMORE BOND ANNEX HOTEL WILLARD AND B. GENERAL ROGERS, PRESIDENT MANAGER that | their mine : three migh be that : shettered. be suspicious were blom unl cannot objection was anything dollar, only like sick we consider a percentage besis, so iat our royalties automatically follow Colt price They are think em out page £0. more bench machine hall almost about the clean f) f Z 24 2 to ts prices. would | : CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED DOMESTIC | : CABLE TELEGRAM L RATE DAY LETTER "DEFERRED NIGHT NIGHT NIGHT SHIP MESSAGE 3 S/S ; TIME FILED otherwise message will be transmitted as a full-rate Ppl PG R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT ‘ CHAIRMAN CARLTON OF THE J.C. WILLEVER BOARD FIRST Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to | | WILL ALLOW DEALERS DISCOUNT MAKING DOLLARS NET AT FACTORY AND ESTIMATE HUNDRED DOLLARS DRIVEAWAYS STOP HAD STOP IN LOS JACK HAS CETTE Paid ANGELES charge Tae SENT roc AE UNION FREIGHT BUT ON ACCOUNT SUGGEST ES SEVEN HUNDRED TWENTY NINE AT ONE HUNDRED FIFTY TO Two DONT KNOW MAIN BODY NO OTHER ADDRESS acetate MESSENGERS STOP SIXTEEHi WITH eine OF STRIKE DETERMINING QKA 4 d M.&M.S.Browning WESTERN | THEY ESTIMATE Y% CAN< OF NEW CARS HAVE TO WAIT STOP oNe VICE-PRESIDENT MARCH 16,1937. VAL A. BROWNING, BILTMORE HOTEL, LOS ANGELES, CAL. SILVERDOME NN ACCT’G INFMN. Lise aCe 7 | Patrons should check class of service ee CHECK | LETTER LETTER 1206-A KAY ID 2A T T HAVENT TALKED TO WTwoO WHR Co. 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WILLEVER : FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to March 11,1937 MR. VAL c/o EL! A. BROWNING TLLRADOR PALMSPRINGS FOLLOWING OEVERAL : HOTEL CALIFORNIA WIRE DAYS FROM JACK GENERAL TUCSON DELIVERY ARIZONA & et ay TELEGRAPHIC QUOTE REMAINING ADDRESS HERE WESTERNUNION MARRINER Paid WESTERN | ACCT’G INFMN. Patrons should check class of service \ | charge UNION J .M.&M.S.Browni.ng MESSENGERS ARE AVAILABLE ay FOR THE DELIVERY OF NOTES AND PACKAGES CLASS OF SERVICE DESIRED DOMESTIC | CABLE TELEGRAM L RATE DAY LETTER NIGHT DEFERRED MESSAGE NIGHT / E S E : | ACCT’G INFMN. NIGHT LETTER SHIP LETTER RADIOGRAM Patrons should check class of service TIME FILED desired; otherwise message will be \ transmitted as a full-rate communication. 7. R. B. WHITE PRESIDENT NEWCOMB CHAIRMAN OF CARLTON THE BOARD J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT oN Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereof, which are hereby agreed to March 11,1937 VAL A. BROWNING tLMTRADORT ROTEL TINT) PALMS PRINGS, CALIFORNIA KIDS OKEH tox ’ AND ALI. GIVE RFGARDS TO WHEELER AND WOOLSEY MARRINE Paid charge J.M.&M.S.Browning Co. WESTERN UNION MESSENGERS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE DELIVERY OF NOTES AND PACKAGES a THE J CLASS OF SERVICE This gram oF is a full-rate Telegram or unless x — ; Se Cable- | ar ‘ | FROM ITS PATRONS J symbol above or prethe address. 7 R. The filing time shown in the dzte line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD ( AG ee = NL = Night Letter ee LC = Deferred Cable } NLT = Cable Night Letter J.C. WILLEVER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT CARLTON NEWCOMB CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD B. WHITE PRESIDENT TIME at point of origin. 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NEV 4 Time of receipt is STANDARD Utah LC = Deferred Cable NLT = Cable Night Letter \ FIRST SECURITY BLDG OGDEN UTAH= DECIDED TO FAKE THE SOUTHERN ROUTE SO WILL BE BIL HOTEL LOSANGELES TOMORROW REGARDS= VALs THE QUICKEST, SUREST AND SAFEST WAY TO SEND MONEY iS BY TELEGRAPH OR CABLE Ship Radiogram fr TIME at point of destination Oi MAR 747P = Night Message NL = Night Letter : | \R. B. WHITE 1201-S SERVICE es \ |% Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., Ogden, Eg ITS 7 awa FOUN The filing time shown in the dete line on telegrams and day letters is STANDARD KH CONCERNING Cable- ferred character is in- 2 PATRONS > is a full-rate This —w, gram ITS a. CLASS : Telegram FROM 4 PM VO 9 25 March 26,1936, ir. Val A. Browning, Hotel de Suede, Liege, Dear Beleiun. Vl: Enclosed herewith is «a statement of the Arms Company Although it shows a $902.00 loss, it looks very for danuary. Automatie sales You will note that, while encouraging to me. decreased from $6810.00 to $4650.00, Super sales increased from thereby increasing the cross revenue $1499.00 to $10, 871.00, from $9425.00 to S17, 252.00. d.8. just wrote that for February there will be a profit of something over $600.00 after paying $1000.00 to the parent company for royalty and 5% profit. It just goes to show what we can do if we can get the guns « right. Enclosed herewith is also 8 statement regarding preferred Stocks which Wayne just submitted. You will notice that Utah Power Light Stock does not compare very well with the other stocks, none of which he would advise buying. From this statement it is plain thet Utah Power & Light is clear out of none with other stocks from a standpoint of price at the present time. oO action will be taken, | however, until you return or until you hay: a. Suppose you learned that the Colt plant is under water This is hard medicine to take on top including the second floor. I suppose about everything of the tax jolt of the Arms Company. has happened to us businesswise that can happen, but maybe not quite. it is particularly bad coming at this time in the Light of the Department along the lines of setting up plants attitude of the of its own. Last Sunday bir. Bennett ‘phoned that Dell Adams, a sheep man and a member of the grazing committee for Box Elder County, had requested a session at noon relative to new instructions from the Department pertaining to the Taylor Grazing Act. We met with Er. Adams and discovered that the Department was insisting that livestock in this district be cut down about 1/3 or over. After going into the matter it was plain that, like so many things now gO ir. days, into it resolved the matter Bennett by itself letter, from the political i again mentioned into it politics will angle. gg and, to riefly, be district, due to strong political pull, ee is got a very ereat extent. Mr. Bennett already seems good line on how the whole thing was put over. politics in every direction now days. the matter of a although followed the I cannot up southern by the best of us to to aare a pretty It seems to be position for Frank a VA.5. Mar .26-36,. Ellis in the Sugar Company, and found that Mr. Sennett had overlooked mentioning the matter to Mr. Benning. He straight way saw Mr, Benning, who wants a few days to think the matter over, but from what was said it would look as though the matter of a job for Frank is quite encouraging. In order to avoid criticism, however, it will have to be handled in 4 manner about everything that is soiling on. I develops so that the femily can again let you know just as soon as anything After havi spent a week where Frank will not know only hope that something return to this country. definite develops. Will out is on winter rp Matt now in the Shop stebyi te the 37 m/m gun and talking alone with Uncle Ed with relation to the automatic rifle. Have been over to the Shop a few tines and find tUnele Ed very receptive of sugsestions from math of us I would like to have that gun in a drawing room with or plenty and the + dine on my hands o%4 LATE. I hope that you and Ann had a thet you are both feeling ell right. Docteurs. SO VMAB:} be. cy is +e! Enclis. 7.0; ZL to mf oie ts Long, 2evf . USP igs YO PAE Fae Cos pleasant joavune over there Please give my regards to THE J CLASS OF SERVICE=< Thi is is COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE x | |i-rate : ITS DL = Day Letter : Telegram or Cablegram unless its deferred character is indicated by a suitable NM = Night Message 3 NL = Night Letter ‘x os LC = Deferred Cable sign above or preced- ing the address. mS : NLT = Cable Night Letter f- R. B. WHITE NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF CARLTON THE J. C. WILLEVER BOARD FIRST | The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is Standard Time at point of origin. Received at Main Office, 2406 Washington Ave., é Ogden, , UtaUtah KH8 E 2 =< SIGNS CABLESLIEGE PROWNING OGDEN SUPERS TWENTY 3 | ] 935 DEC | 6: AM 7 me 52 | MINUTES IN TRANSIT : a DAY LETTER {UTAH)= . SUNDAY STOP Lyi UNION MESSENGERS R THREE N DOLLAR SHOT STOP EXPECT SAIL METAL SHELL INFORMATION WESTERN | f Time of receipt is Standard Time at point of destination. 6/1345 32 Ship Radiogram \. VICE-PRESIDENT ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE REPEATER BRINGING ANE DELIVERY HOTEL OF NOTES OR FIVE AND LONDON PACKAGES AND TOMORROW November 22,1935. over a Vr. Val A, Browning Hotel de Suede, Lieve, Belgium. : Dear Va i rf I go over Rifle, Unele and spring, the to we it £4 have just came just returned Shop pass and thet there opinion the to you, before the grip, the food gun, cylinder around bolt the a to the request his office. that Matt and Automatic new real with Colt's I receiver into this is portion As gun. food together with extended back similar to the into some A hammer is used Operating between models. in two pieces somewhat similar to a link naturally believe that there is the makings 4&0. sometime job the remarked that, according to my on his former contract. He did it that conclusions the reached accomplish to way only The back about hevine of a used is the makings link action is barrel. running of Uncle John's earlier the link, which is made Ye in a bicycle chain. of on Although it is unfinished, not hsving a stock or action is to the point where singles can be fired. Briefly, it is our mentioned gas with judgment memory, he is not remember, the is tied up but I am sure that he is. He said that he would look it up, but agreed that Colt's would never make the gun, and I could see was somewhat regretful over the possibilities of being tied up with Colt's. I thereupon remarked that, if we had This he handle it in someother way. that he would like to tie up with us the gun, followed in some we up way, could with not possibly the statement that he would expect any wages for his time on the gun, but in order that we could do the exploiting. I told him that we would be gelad to work along with him slong these lines, I expleined to him that we ourselves might to Colt's in connection with the link action inasmuch were bound to vay us royalties as long as the gun was regardless of the terminetion of patents; that Colt's position thet we are statement at the time done on your returne you are feeling not free to link was the patents have expired so royalties thereon. This is cussed before. He followed the take inventions to be obligated as Colt's manufactured would take the others even after long as Colt's are bound to pay us an important point, which we have diswith the renark that Unele John made the beine made that the patents right and will soon be would ceive him little or no protection, and it was therefore Uncle id's opinion thet this feature would not amount to much. I told him we would check carefully into it and determine about where we stood. This once can mores MABiIMS be Hope all Sincerely, with us November peer 9,1935. Val: Received yours from New York regerding 37 m/m contract end the proposed Gas Operated contract, dsoth between Colt's and F.N. Hope nothing hangs up the signing by F.N. of the latter, We were right on the edge with them, as we cute. end I have been a little uneasy about the matter, as I SUDposeEe Vou ha Ve. The F.N. statement for oOth, enoun tine to $5880. OO, has been is oucted from thet letter: the period « — September received, The f ollow ing "Les redevances en francs bel ges ont directement a Monsieur Vel Brownine". ete In view of your move beck to this country, you may them other instructions to be followed henceforth, you may have already done 80. stocks be very Washington, sll cleaned Olson. Such your return. have finally hesitate, and distributed. it will wish to give ai though el, I find Wayne Johnson had all of our pon amiarriv analyzed in varicus ways, and we are expect- classified ine to set together g ings, a good and deal of ofleyin time will payees mean dAtstributed In « policy down on the a matter, accordance Boston wool of and I believe the with the has been future, He the understending we had sold at 28¢, so thet herewith is a copy of this will be held for Relative thought of to the disincorporation of the one matter whi ch “will probably is that sll If the together the ranch tax holding company directly by the other Holding Company and above are the 20% rénech, I make us incomes held over in we & letter to Joe your perusal on is earnings with on spent hés results Enclosed matters as that hold- our up shaping view for worthwhile, much the up. with shortly un- Holding will have earnings Compsny, to or be ~2Qe VeAsBs Nov.9,1935. have the 30% or 40% bax applied. If we were anticipating losses from the ranch, it would likely be beneficial to throw it directly in the Holding Company, but we ere expectine profits so any action on this will be deferred until your return, Just in receipt off a telegram from Mr. Russell stating that the excise tax date is being forwarded by sir Expect it will come about right for the elk hunt? of of the the well, at Think we talked alone the lines of handling the sale double trigger Supers over there so 4“a to get the venefit loss next year. het Hope you had a smooth Everybody seems to be all present having a nice warm crossing and landed w ey, right out Thie h Spring ULL 61Ns Sincerely, Wd A3 ; VS Enelse. mail, a aa feeling and we are SE THE =X COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS Eee CLASS OF SERVICE = Thi AN . i is is Telegram pear unless ferred CONCERNING SERVICE J iE jull-rate NL = Night Letter character is in- LC = Deferred Cable sign above or preceding the address. & 5 4 of R. B. WHITE — NEWCOMB PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF CARLTON THE Received at Main Office, ie Washington CABLE=LIEGE B R O WV N N G= OGDEN 6 ie Ogden, NLT = Cable Night Letter Utah Ship Radiogram \ J.C. WILLEVER FIRST BOARD The filing time shown in the date line on telegrams and day letters is Standard Time at point of origin. KHA156 za NM = Night Message Cableits de- a es SIGNS DL = Day Letter dicated by a suitable & C ITS VICE-PRESIDENT Time of receipt is Standard Time at point of destination, S35 NOV [2130 14 ee : : ( UTAH)= THE SMALL COST OF CABLING MAKES IT INEXPENSIVE to He in touch with the folks abroad ) for instance 25: WORDS totLONDON 175 UNION MESSENGERS ARE AVAILABLE PM 3 44 | MINUTES IN TRANSIT HOTEL SUEDE REGARDS.. WESTERN ( FOR THE DELIVERY OF NOTES AND PACKAGES DAY LETTER x : : \ FA re Tet aa \ TAv eS VA A ATT A Ot Ce SAT Pe ee PADS ed ot eh et EE LArh Ce rt Te Tor Gn e Erlang ih TERMINAL CENTRAL GRAND AT STREET 42ND CORPORATION LS CORPORATION LS = a fe < a = Bl| oy B Bul a A 4 QW om a> : Y a Z a) Soe “4 © at q < a = N W) on OC ey UL ap bs | 2 La =] ay Mr. VG@l dhe Browning ] Rue des Rivageois Liege, Deer Val: our company Enelosed herewith is & copy of the Auditers report the year endine December 31, 1954. sed thet th upd and settled, us and concernine 8 ¥ of the divide nés. rate Liquidation have is mt 23 ¥ fr ua & ii 0 # | company Ft Ya that hee of a stments you ~*~ isc he pro leaving ee ceil Oo 4 vo chr re oe vy fo +e moo o wg? + ct > AS be much way of that many Kind ev the made for the purpose are doubtless aware worst have again of conditions building financed buildings There is participatine however, : to contend fee @® of 3 paper. hhout be in the concentrate is we in no we have with so our up the up serious fF O% a oe untry insane. 3rownin i t Tetu some re ason W hy “pipe other in fe: ature is x Goes been eettine our the fact that t h 6 service ¢c &} nnot tell > has ever + rns W Ee as and how connection will ¢ ~~ ew {3 BD ce pong ath ct toned 8 O§€ ct rb ® os of ee, you ac u cleared tocether . ,eams andpoint as been heen BQLSCUSsec Since KY advised mmoncGy y fags = ‘4 R414 as ij of for fore, our only real hope seems to Lt would therefore that we must OT) matter of fact there does not seem to 4left tO “ooncentrate on desides this, and the trouble here the whole works depends on what we can to with FN in the but we all understand this. our ca suppl > S¢ @ >TTi. y By the time you come over you will doudtless have 4 questions in your mind which We can;ni 20 over at that rerards, cood time, circular ¥ ‘ ti be: market, Ke ; Be e~year dd a) _— hae which me =+} bi anort we van e® ~ is ve nm : = 8 a fs ead note past we I have » discussed eutomobile Giseuss with 1 1¢ wili not th é Sy ore S° $ ,% Se basis, your grag = : nos some 22% Mgt Kok LG ee fime the & banks, theft that T B 4 ink ha de Le all our is bear it If we ere able interest basis eS a ES bonds are considering method sOuUpoOnS Be yepece make | ww After sts endpoint this will liar ee sd I poeta working \ 6S would possibility he other boys on the hich information to. think ‘the the be the and out wel tocether is ws & best. rede) C Sah Ee For Srey +h with3d paper oh have need Bi ine Gling 3 Sincerely, being kept the ety for o ATR Hh i} MATL ii €s Mr. Val A. 1 Rue des Liege, Se! Dear Val: bout I July em elisd 25th so thet that you you In order that we on over there 7 1 eave there b e out this expect to will soon : Ve Ordnance hes been Department coing the may benefit a gas operated machine gun, the to get drawings showing Hopine to see you yw be by to eble of F.N. the in give connection I hope that you will be general layout of their all soon, om with Sincerely, P.5. Just received enclosed our development wire from Colts, kind that with able gun. dune Wr. John Srownine, Melbourne S¢ % Loui 4,195. Hotel, 8 9 “oO ° Dear Jack: been elve thinking about it some and believe thet you should consideration to the manner in which Mossberg ot taches their With cheap reference scope to to their & scope for 22 belt action mentioned to you while the cover, this may be Beceuse there. too difficult. sight thuwab sider sicht for an expensive sight one which I em sending to yous end mount a low piece ain, I heave beceuse of points of the thin walls of Also, you migit con- slone the lines of 4 Lyman I had Lyman teke a remular in order to keep it low seope ring similar to that This sieht, you will notice, stem with a action 22. enough to mount a used on the lever your It should, of course, eivee you both windage end elevation. be atteched to the receiver with two screws rather then om, and the base should be no longer than is necessary to clear the seope of the receiver. work out pressed for a cheap scope, I believe peep sicht used by Winchester chesp scopes some out setemped out affair I sugeeest thie beeause I believe windage élonge with elevetions look Took it over one and of forgot the to bring it would alone the it essential it is up down, lines on its to the but both on to you when I can, Don't believe they any sood, however, ond would therefore suggest @ store you. and With looking Mossberg Gled to hear kind regards, things of best seem to be working the to cheap 22s. Ranch to to will over. Sincerely, be have send will do you stepping into out with dune ce ce ae Messrs. "¥” gx . ee Jack and “AS a Dear him Vel¢.'F cae FE wR Srowning. <2 Pe doy: Unele Automatic said ‘'F 3,19325, thet on “d military he the wos was rifle just wondering develooment and, of in with some efter if I the would ideas for to throw discussing ©care rifle. a them light with in me“4 wit He hed been talking with General Shenkle who, during course of “eel isst yeor, was eppointed Assistant Chief of er tee and through him lesrned of troubles they are having Gerand rifle. It was py to this that his mind commenced fry on rifles again, I think Vics showed me a sketoh of a piston arrangement whereby would be in the form of a cylinder around the muzzle beecel. Around he viston would be the ususl gas muzzle or boos ter as At is some ti me hee eealied, In this connection brine With respect rifle anming link on magazine, the is in order under this to & shop. the setion for this and, work is @8 on remains epell. heve a breech action, piece to and development mechanism, breechblock the he upwards sketch I head hed a from the being mde snd sketch in one rea some time I had dome considerable figuring * tent with Val discussed e& ce whether determine the projecting similar be settine in our might commitments of any kind, about t told him thet lines and hed pa tent, course of pitessvecbe di ts oak | aeolian tried to featu certain diplomatically ceme already say that this with our link no to makethink was careful territory. andI told him I would however, matter, i Gon't like real the idea action know, for have 4 been unfinished and so he will be occupied the you such In theme the & the reason gun thet one meantime, of I of have light his come hopeful these days, you have working to machine of Sineerely, the belne His any econclusion rifle able new ideas, thet perticularly, to get automatic with it for please st shoteun let a me May 9 193 Se Browning: Yal end Jack Messrs is Boys: Dear Something over two years ago you will remember while we were all together here I took up the matter of the financial condition of our Company, end pax “ticularly the trend. It was clearly brought out how caet the shrinkage in our worth hed been, sand that the end could be foreseen if somethine were not done to brine about o change, It was about this time that we agreed to eliminate our salaries, which ' did for about e yesr. Since that time we have been on half our former ssalari @S.5 I have just compiled some rough figures which are shocking to least, and more than ever you will realize that we tle ve a real ad of us, if we ere to save the Company from entire Gisintesration, 1@ stockholders enythine from their stockholdings. it is not a case - Lia bility or debt, and we hsve eather of dividends earnings vs licuidation, to sarnines, or we shell all agree thet be caught future entirely Should bution be in heeds together civen order liquideted. our much to be If and figure is a Below and &ter. not, out brief =xpeses,. we is to be liquidetion, it should shell whet be advised of such, certsinly he ve for. most be showing detailed done. the I situation analysis It is a we will to restrict our not far distent think and they much possibly remsins for orovisions for the future should statenent <A more thankful Zither we shall have find ourselves in the stetenents showing how that each one may make unawares. farnines If stockholders this to will be cet with sent distri« end not our regards to you In preparing this statement royelties and royalty depreciation, eeniteal losses emi ecapitel esins heave all been anitted, The idea was to srrive at the stre ight income without these other factors. Ye have before discussed the fact thet pa tents sre expiring, thet there is a strike on at Colt's which, toe rether with other factors, make it unwise to depend very much peti now on on royal ties. A comosrison of the last 6 years hes been made with the year 1914, the first year our books were opened Up. “ithout commenting on other fea tures of the statement at this time, you will observe that our net income has shrunk from $73,996. in 1914 to ©8,166. in 1934, This $81 hundred odd dollars, you will agree, does not 0 far towards paying a $75,000.00 « year dividend. Briefly, I shall say at this time thet, if any sum dividends are Gontinued, or the Grownine boys are to ohh agi selaries, it will be up to the Afms Company. I would not auiegest any changes at this time, but we should have our minis made up ,~ the end of this yeer. the meantime I shall send slone whetever information I think will be hel pfule In ~2-e JB & VAB Mey 18-35, I suppose that I shallbe making my letters unwelcome, but itt does not seem like there is anythine else for us to do but fece the situation as it is,and aet accordingly whatever it may De e Sincerely, 1914 1929 1930 195] 1982 1933 1954 EARNINGS: $88,985085 $217,577451 $210,307.27 $155,9765,28 $81,265.48 $59,293.45 $52,508.94 EXPENSES :$14,989958 _—81,526.84 __—55,877996 _—«65, 435,52 54,255947 36,952.84 44,142.62 NET INC. 75,996027 136,050.47 154,429,31 27,010.01 22,340.59 8,166.52 Net Income is exclusive of royalties, 88,559.76 May ié, 1935-6 Arein referrine to mol; after the seme who has our lsst year's clip in storace in Boston I therefore ooked at our wool, he offered 17¢. Merrsen © | filkins ked into the ms tter oF le RG conditions. and the wool locally under certain terms & but & to ano heve as we shout couple of hours asked that the Wilkins, tell him the €i° aeale Hed inclined been after the sane that it he to offer ha el ose kept strictly aforementioned be too was A vine late, made the offer accept ite In UD buyer that we Wi tA offered confidential. had already soon enough, I would the face of condi tions find them todsy, however, I do not feel et ell badly His proposition & Yilkins.' the deal with Merrion sbout as cheap as any, and the car own hends to do with as we is in for hendline more or less Heavine pretty ‘z verythine 5 Cime « is & shower food, now although movine in end it fro m Sincerely, sgé6in hes 3 ‘been the winter wool is please, Messrs John & ‘nm statement, Val S3rowning: sddition to the fol owing those bonds shown on have been purchased: | Loujsiana Power& ——* 5s -1956 United Drug Ss - 1953 @ 902 Texas Power Purity & Light Bekers Hae em & Co, of December approximately Ss ~ 1956 @ approximately 5Ss - 1948 & 89% Chicaso Ges,Lieht cnneuners & our Coke 8g Vhicsaso plecing “1937 5% @ 1956 fotal sn order 105 for a @ Sl Par 97 1012 10,000.00 5,000.00 2000.00 1047 5,000. 00 Par Valw totel of blockSe Yalue 10,000.06 5,000.00 40,000.00 $60,000.00 par value it is certeinly & problem to fisure out ways ant means of in= vesting at this time. “hen present prices are compared with those of two or three years ago, it does not make one feel very sood sbout paying these prices On the other hand, when it is realized thet cash in ba nks is cos ting us anywhere up to one~he BE re Bis e month, it would look as though we should teke some chance in ord to make some sort of & return. ere tryine to choose £00 d medium erade bonds in order to interest resur® in additi on to possible apprect ation in value, Inésmuch as securities can 4] . 80 3G Pzreciate, it is the object keep the maturity dates on most of the - gues wi th in our lifetime in order thst we may collect the money even ually, regardiess of market fluctuations, make a We fair companies premium factors for the The call price is ale an important factor today. sre “lline bonds that one can easily lose a part So of many the that will show the t make for for must be paid it aiffieult all of these more difficult “hile hish erade bonds. us to invest, it is much which have to have the banks, minimum fluctuation in price, s of grade to security I heve figured a sreat deal on stocks end averaging the cost partly heavily, so up loaded we thet is trouble the tut ours, of of some due to averaging when the prices were up, thet I doubt the wisdom of 4 have should ours #s such company A them, into putting more money large back log of bonds, with a compe ratively smell : amount of stocks. Our sheeting ing up hes been vestments entirely out it seems to me tmt we of the bond Governments end. very much the reverse, Ye have had stock in-~ of =. 1 proportion to our bond investments, end shall have to erin and bear the ordeal of build- At one slone, whieh time we now gtend hed at a couple of hundred less considerably thousand than helf of JeX% thie DOM Vee we smount, Vey Bae S Be including Federel Yer Mortesre and Home Se. Other features entering into not make it look any better, At one in Current securities,which together have been ceshed ine realize that we shall five years ago, with If You Aroh you TE, ge heve * Srowrine ~55,000,°00 Rae a new investment oni any thoughts, that 915,000.00 ’ a Automobile 7 Co. investments. is et sii : ee %, g fy til » Lo an setup do we hed over °500,000.00 other licuid assets A careful snalysis of these factors be a lone time building up to where the best of luck. remember will our time with Owners please let has been xn CL on aie a mokes og me Bt a have loaned ” makes one we were i, 2 Ee total Pe then. to “et of the - bed May 8,1935. & Jack Messrs, 3rownitne: Yal bo ys: Dear nroner In order persoective of eo here to of assist each one in msintsinine the affeirs, I should like to meke a few comments on the results of ations durine the past year. e had this an average the of $24,627.42. The Arms Company's opere- £410, 456.70 invested; moth er company 6% received on notes, interest totel ling £1,610.87 end commissions totalling $11,333.18, which together total $13,444.05. his makes a net loss to the mother compe ny of $11, 183.37, The Arms Comcany made a net gain e 10,641.73. After income tax on this enmount is paid, ebouts $9,000.00 net will remain, sccording to our calculations. rai oatel as the mother company hed offsets for this income, the [9,000.90 figure is being used in these calcula tions, enin, Teke od we the have 6 {11,183.37 net loss loss of and over deduct 22,190.00. the $9,000.00 Six pereent interest mey be high, but on the other hand, if we hed hed our money free for investment, bonds for whi ch we are now paying approximately per could heave bem bought for from $60.00 to $70.00 & while back. In view of the Company might makesa low price at which we this year as to ports last year, it strikes me that the showing Company was not good, For « while it looked as Arms the over reduction. tariff in my mind, I have the results good After become showing turnine all skepticsl of purchased of the though these the arms the because factors of results for this year, even with the teriff cut considered. ith these thines in mind I recently wrote Wr. Russell, asking if it would be possible for him to make up a budget ceiving rough estimate has said tention of he is will My do. only for the object of purpose this in year's calling of operstions, such assisting matters each one and to in your this ate looking he at matters exactly as they are so that we cen deal with them to the best of our ability. I think we have it pretty well under-~ stood between us thet we sre not kiddine ourselves, nor will we allow anyone else to & 80. 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Kg ee es ee OE SO Subsecuent to “haley-Zaton my As might be there most epcaleny i Gone dor I Gone. any recomm my nen Ga to Like discussed B8nhabe Wi know ms, : recent letters Service orteance to our one of which on 18 5 19358. on the or less with around to on taxes, same subject. setup, seeiae heve deen mE :de is enclosed to each of yous more o letter atte whethe 1% but an some most things aay ane Dut aforementioned, “etd teken with order for 5000, ye the ee that a -_ svar if placed 6s ingencies you, the whatever is nerve to chee hapa is eontinuslly each Louisiana Power & Light Ss -57, md Texas Power = Light Ss-56 at some thing over pats They are both Al bonds. The former earned 1.9 times its its way interest year, charges last I om writing With kind ana the Letter one /.74 times to _ phex awey here end there in Will eontinue ius eréet, of losns and bonds, unless + heer oth ervise from either the of YOu 6s the Standard Statistics Company ite service coverine stocks. For sometime pest at we should give thought to some of the hisher i think wut, before meking any recéc mendations, best to make some study of the situation. regerds, Sincerely, April TO: d.EeRe, FROM: Lihs 223. & VAL MARRIKER ° WES box seems dom 5% a mag azine to price model S 4:3 In a recent sporti ne maicazine mentions a new 22 rifle. ae is editors 69 JACK 17,1935. think price that the £10.95. rifle is The a range. He mentions also that 57, retsiline for $51.4 ‘Se one of the sports a Yinchester model sports s00d it one is editor, and a in as the usuel, right modification of I head such @ cun as this in mind when I mentioned to Jack the idea of my next job. The trouble seems to be that while we are ta lking ebout thines, the other fellow is turnine then out. Of course Winchester has a esreat advantage in having know at various our mey the sll factory, times which the designers guns are and selling the and experience. the trend They toward ¢v ¥YDeSe I expect to get the new Yinchester 69 as soon 4s loeal deslers are able to deliver it. In the meantime you be able to examine one yourselves. I have an idea that it would make a good combination with the new Lyman scope. For a lone time past we have been of the opinion that there was an opening for a field gum of this type, and this may fill the bill. yy Ogden, Messrs, Dear John and Yal Utah, Dec.5,1934, Browning. boys: together with Mr. Johnson of the Bond pepar tment, I have been checking over our bonds. Inasmuch es our Company cuarterly statement lists the bonds, I am not sending you a list. While the results of our bond investments mpy ‘be bad, you already know they are noth ing as compared with our other investments. The Yood Bros. Corporation bonds and Florida Last Coast Ry. bonds are practically lost. The Silesian american Corp. bonds are in a precarious condition, and I have ordered these bonds sold. The last sale on these bonds, sO far as we re able to determine, is in the neichborhood of $50.00. I have read e detailed analysis of these bonds and can only sey that the situation is very complicated. Holding companies, foreign properties, German exchenge, ete., 411 they mixed should in together, now fo up. Inasmuch as we are selling these bonds, Enclosed herewith is a Memorandum relatine to northern States Power Company bonds. This is an AA bond, yield~ ing 5% end selling at 96. I have taken the liberty of nb plac 210,000.00. si you have any criticism or siegestions, ples let. me hear from you. To my wey of thinking, we should lean very heavily towards an investment policy of building up a list of good sound bonds. If we each think there is little likelihood of additional inflation, I would think it well to close out on most of our stocks and ar hada the given Steck instructions With this money in good bonds, to isy the we should even the present hieh bond price The donger we hold our stocks, the more they are conkeus bli for the reason that so many of them are not psyine dividends. I am simply making general remarks in order to start you thinking and to get your ideas, on my Bond most desk i have oncé Department. of them 4 month before With kind they in order so very kind that I may bad on us. of follow-up regards, Sincerely, check them bond with at list catch the |
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