Ogden, Mr. c/o V. A. J. Mc. Dear Mr. Browning, & Me. First Security Ogden, Utah. S. Browning Bldg., Utah, Dec. 4th, 1943. Co., Browning: In answer to yours of Dec. lst, re. lots on 25th otreet, 1 have to advise that I have been delayed in obtaining the services of the County equipment in rehoving the oak brush etc., from my lots, and I am not definite sure now that I can have have they the work done before we have a real storm. However, the promise that my job will come next on the list, should finish with Jim Kallas early next week. I and Nevertheless, because of the lateness of the season, I have given up the idea of fencing this fall. I certainly do not want to build the fence until the brush has been removed. 50, Will and in the meantime Capitol St. lots. just let the matter rest until next I will arrange to complete payment Very truly yours, LE. AL Behlin P.0.Bex 526, ie spring, for the a © F ° A y rr? nae hofiee. ae Beh Jtahe 7 ’< eh } 13} bs our Ref elgg 20th a How e Geo: S 10n Ver, ath along fencin Me proporti you with WG or yours, would » & x EL ve the to to Ou lots Ire; & letter of us to come ditnane x7 be 4 LtOuUrL you: or der wi 4 Pr. £P t 1. ention enn laee to VO SLMPLAiALy A , pa i fencing our ‘ Qesx Ee WN = COs, dns wien > Vv LNG menee erm ~—% fy) ICL bur Owe 3 a, Conn. Dear PCA, he dank? OUA 4 thank? and the Silay the Ce 9en1 an +~ S first & of 4.4 sO GILG back ea oe year-«around Wioc. ac Zz some 1% i the & time of Jani eth probably, and will give the ple: 2sure of Looking ’VOU UDe 7 CUS « Give my regards to Yours sincerely, 3 Carlstrom and ea Le abr a ecurd tah. D > broi whoing r Bank Dear Mr. Browning: care to sell I Bldg., have yours of the 19th, advising that you lots 8 and 9, in Block 56, Nob Hill Annex. would not In reality I do not exactly need said lots, but thought possibly, if you would care to sell, 1 could handle the entire tract under one fence and put in cul tevatson. Am now waiting for the County equipment to remove the oak brush, etc., — the lots, se 1 can arrange to have the ground plowed, ready for spring planting. You may not have the location in mind, as platted, so am enclosing a rough sketch, whereon I have outlined your lots in yellow. I have the deeds to Lots & to 7 inclusive, and am buying Lots 10 to 18 unddér contract, which I can pay up any time and secure Warranty Deed. only 30 between From Sa sketch you will observe that Lots 10 foot lots, whereas the others are 50 feet. Lot 10 the bane: bane of your lots and the section land. and 11 are lies directly While I do not know what your plans may be, am wondering whether or not you would be interested in buying lots 10, 11 ma 12 and 5. We could close the alley, and you would have a rectangular piece 150 by about £96 feet, and would leave me a tract I could more easily include under one fence. If you are interested, I could make you a price and let me of $400.00 for Lots 10 to 15 inclusive, clear title, with an abstract. Unless you already have an abstract on Lots 8 and 9, one abstract to cover from 8 to 13 could be furnished, at a slight additional cost to cover the entries on 8 and 9. at your early Give this suggestion convenience. Very truly some thought hear from A. tee yours, Ee Sa you y .in Bt Ry NN ME be 72 Py Le = ES LR ae ~ - oe 9 “ A IE SEITE ys, Oak oS aati ONY 7 cnn eiciihn sie Rigas A Sem Pane Laan NV oe EOPe ditah eed papih tahiti es - eek aes Pg ke on annette Hin, sw AA NEL LOOTLE EEN EO SEBO aA hc eR RN SE eB gt CaP BOR eke Te Lt Sha Nae Hn re PRAM EEA ig Ean es ut, . SRN pada ATID, Satta igh a Be ARIF FRR cose prexenmevsiteessns sta ? # ROA LRA seindseneiities ‘ ee ea be patna hnnthesbe vena Ree yam 1g iN MID ng 18 mentemeer = moto ah Je reer ernnMES POPE BERLE EPR D CO OT 8 November Dear ir. 19, 1943. Behling: We bought the lots referred to, in order to complete plans which we have been hoping to be able to carry out, and would therefore noc care to sell them. much it is developing of now that the vondition few years. course, days, will but we atte change within in the é Yours very truly, 10 hopes next - H.P..FORM 17-25M-6-43 THE HIGH STANDARD MACHINE GUN on DIVISION @® INTER-OFFICE a CORRESPONDENCE Date Press Seen sa J " Ogden, Utah, that and Nov. 14th, W. Browning 1943, Mir. Val A. Browning, 1515 Beverly Drive, Ogden, Utah. Dear Sir: I observe from the County are record owners of lots 8 and 9, Street between Pierce and Buchanan records you in Block 56 of Nob Avenues). Hill A. Annex (on 25th I have recently acquired Lots 2 to 7, in said Block 56, and am negotiating with eastern parties relative to Lots 10 to 18. Have in mind fencing and clearing the entire tract and putting it into fruit and berries, etc. Am writing to inquire whether or not your lots are for sale, and if so, at what price. I would be interested in them because I could then fence the entire tract under one fence. Your lots, of course, are entirely too high to be served by city water, and the sewer only goes about a third of a block east of Pierce Ave. and in the that buyer You also Cons. Dist. own some section land east of Reservoir. Although I am not in is land, and cage it haven't for the sald. finances to handle these lots, between them particularely interested it, I might be able to find Would be pleased to hear from you at your early convenience, as I am having survey stakes set for lots 2 to 7 and am preparing to have the tract cleared of oak brush, ete. Very truly yours, i en Sat Peg P.O.Box 526, Ogden, Utah. November lire Rene’ Laloux, ' fo iy. Coll, Schroeder, be 30 Rockefeller New York Plaza, City, 13, 1943. : N.Y, My Dear Rene’; London, i was very happy to get your letter from dated October 23, and which arrived yester- da ¥ 2 L expect to make a trip east year, Upon arrival, please address in Canada. I hope you have had an agreeable crossing Shall be very glad to see both let me Imow your and Mr. Saive will to this country, and of you. Yor you to LI hope visit that us in eventually Ogden it again. and shortly after the first of the coming to meet with you somewhere. may will arrange be possible ¢ Very sincerely yours, November Mr. Cals Wood, 10433 Kling St., Ne Dear Tubby: which you We . Hollywood, Fletcher were appreciate kind - 13, 1943. Calif. Scowcroft enough to handed send your thoughtfulness best regards, me to and a Ann package’ and friendly me. gesture, and sincerely hope that you will be able to join us on some of the occasions when we exe pect to use the contents of yow gift on our erill, when warm weather comes along again. - With Sincerely, grr VC Hotel, Jackson, I have very gun. glad Wy0-6 your if letter you are of October having &, good luck :m whe ther §sO ta the Wort, KNOW e Sincerely ce Sy ee yours, ” - e with ~ ct am ' Ll i c? and ee ct Jess; a cr Dear a 3 Wort a) vVUVOL @ Jess : w Mire i October Frederick 17 Central Dear Mr. Links: tive to the reply to J. Koad, First, Second, your Ans ux ance ne your — Vonn. letter on questions: the 1943. Links, Hartford, I have 12, car the is not of October Cadillac located ae incton. It has been in storage at Springfield, for two years. at 5, car. rela- In Farm- dead Mass. I have not any gas ration book for this car. it has not been used into since eas effect. rationing went I do expect to use it possibly along toward the end of November of this year, at which time I might drive it west, out to Utah, so kindly take all necessary steps so that the insurance wiil remain in force. Yours VAB:COimf very truly, Wyoming’s Newest @ . Coles Shon Strictly Modern (Wort Open 8, 1943 Browning Utah Dear Val: The gun you sent to me has certainly proved to be a fine one. The first day of the season we had good luck and all got our limit in geese. Since receiving the gun I have taken it out every day that I have been hunting and have had exceptional luck with it. Since good’ guns are pratically priceless your now, sending you it to know how me. much I appreciate Recently we have not been hunting so much as the weather is far too warm and clear to be good. Of course, all of us are hoping for a spell of bad weather so that we can all go out and get wet and cold but at the same time come back with plenty of geese and ducks, If you can get Again, many thanks would certainly out hunting. up be to a see us pleasure for the during for fine gun, Sincerely As soon as there is a Why hy 2 call you and would like/ver’y wife to come up. Lr In the Big Game Country - - Winter Sports: Skiing, Toboganning, Snow-Shoeing the me to season, take it you I remain yours, in the weather, I will much for you and your Lake and Stream Fishing - - All Barsoom WYOMING October A. > Flotel JACKSON, Mr. V. Ogden a See the Largest Elk Herd in the World is Year ry Oc rea Mee a Jess ? Tam vw 4 F IO ore * ,2e sh vik whe wont, v¥ Lae WV 2 w i tO a Rae 4 ” ai ; 7 A accent ‘4 ws ot RS OW a Th, 4 oe he By hin live Ye? t ile ded ma enum ™ t bal om ony Teter al LS wt - iS J i “ wm, A ? oT? i 8d rT?ieee? * 40d bihale “4 fle res dideCd, Veen oP ’ OD ae SA | nyt OPoywv ois - 2 . Oc tober ‘oe a « Se osFy } ~_ § : ; ¥ tensa wy cee 4 JP ae an dy ake : Fe % iLJO ti er x ¥ s4 1 . i oe ’ wo i 7% 3% ¢ 4 ; _< .WAK A ee 3 oe eS ‘ - uald t. = be may vin oe = J , kept F *%+f vii #- t§ ‘ er hye os,+tt a | . ba Fae a %.. ; - we « CQ Pans ce .S oR Lr) 3 88 ad Ve rh £. 2. R in 4 i oi C8 2 . a ~~ ; good Pat AS) a =e - ‘ 5 i i: sn Wai & 5 oe A “«r4f5% ae ee caPet . “T* i — e WE a. ok ot - DLOC ry v ite PP ta Ls Y Your he oy ark | a , e Pe Na ob. wii hb 29 wt = s No Sikh ae , of - % - * 7 & mJ ; 9 4 aide he . sé A tha’ “ - 3 | i Zz t abit a ee : . Hes Wik p CUL GCxADG a" : a Vin . at Or oe condivion oai -. v os ", 2 = RT oe OR Wad . oy: Pe LiaALV Ws He ee olin 8 ? vd ; oe ® oe TERMINAL GARAGE INC. 40 LIBERTY SPRINGFIELD, *® STREET MASSACHUSETTS Sept 23rd,1943. you that recently not hold its We have charged go to lir.V.A. Browning. First Security Ogeden Utah. Dear Sir:- the Bldg. We wish to battery in your car due to the age of it up several times motor up for its Will not turn the Would new inform the will battery. but when limbering up motor over. suggest that we start the run,we find you let us get be run battery for you so the motor can periodically to keep it in good condition. Yours charge, that truly, Terminal Garage Inc. C.L.-Smith,Manager. UW jof- a it FIRST WALTER See W. SMITH, NATIONAL Bank iv StT.Lours,Mo. (2) September Mr. V. A. Browning, Browning Arms Dear Mr. Browning: One of and will not The War Department, Ogden, 1943. President Company Utah the 17, major problems confronting all companies having available to the conversion to war contracts is the possibility that when the contracts are cancelled, all or most of the working capital of the company will be frozen in the form of claims against the Government be Navy finance Department of Regulation and Maritime V Guaranteed Loan peace—time Commission have to try to meet business. recently these authoriza @ special type problems. The contractor contractor shall cancel the contractor's war contracts, then the bank will lend the a very large percentage of his claims for inventory and receivables under general plan is that the contractor shall enter into an which the bank agrees that if within a fixed period the agreement with his Goverrmment or some the cancelled contracts so that he can not only meet his also free most of his own working capital for conversion liabilities thereunder but to peace production. Such loans will be entitled to the benefit of a guarantee agreement under bank by prime Regulation V the money will be by which the maturity thereof will be wholly or partially suspended and interest thereon wholly or partially paid by the Goverrment instead of the borrower until the settlement of the borrower's claims arising out of the cancellation of the contracts. The plan is that all details loan. Federal should be taken care Bank will charge the bank a portion available as soon as possible. exceed one half of one percent services The as Agent Reserve for the The bank per annum guarantor. of now so that will charge a commitment fee of not to based on the unborrowed amount it agrees of this fee for its to We believe that this new type of Regulation V loan will prove attractive to many of our customers who desire this insurance that they will be able to free their working capital in case war contracts are cancelled. The Govermment does not apparently intend that these matters be handled as a mere matter of form and routine. It will be necessary that each agreement be "tailor-made" ditions of each prospective borrower, to If in your opinion a commitment type of loan would be desirable, from us for this fit the requirements and con please contact the officer who usually handles your account, or H, F. Boettler, Vice-President, who is in charge of our Industrial Service and Defense Ioan Department. Very WWS :SC t ours, You ara cordially invited to attend the Official Opening of the Clubhouse Ogden Arsenal Officer's Mess RECEPTION & DANCE Satrday evening, September eighteenth Ninetean hundred and forty-three from nine p.m. until twelve-thirty a. Mm. % OiSj‘a > <") arty mtn in cat ¢) Se oot ~~ Sig le § Wee Le, % £ : *% 2s Vi y kd lef int 8 : CQ nf or _2* Club ope) iA “, ii 7 a h rh 2 ' LiLCHs 1 tdle ~ oa - ed () .Af?i of?a “4 © CtFevtaka iee’& ? *% FP ” ae od! wbn uw u rf es + Ey EF oe Oo ie 4 OULU él im the re, — INOTLPOW » iw 4 — ss : 4a f-} ven ub a loaves your « é Nee nd cs rym, Ohm we “ iy “sy ae doe? First } & aa . 1 WP oh. er) 3. Bb « de <ibee * Bai eP ‘ , 2 gon Ve take * care > } Utah. leavine of. a you. 2 tne | “&% for the east a theses ~ vag, V Sdn ¢ % sy be a ; ‘ cards. i | fen care . * ou sgh, & Y which Pe] L3 yy and ~ O12 of. * sincerely ~ a yours, ii. Cd wh a] sroup, which will be of more helt we Olda., ™ 2 Run it am to Dank } ee Td. Veden, returning 3 4 oA dee om? “i unable to 7 Security ee « seo t pLoTDer 19 & i ! a Brigadier General J.S5. Hatcher, Chief of Field Service Division, Office of the Chief of Ordnance, Washington, Dear D.C. Julian? it was pleasant to see an old and esteemed friend, if only for a few minutes, My cousin, Marriner, who has heard me speak of you frequently, was very happy to make your acquaintance, He joins me in the hope that you will not overlook us the next time you visit the so« called "Wild and Woolly West". | one with it gives me a feelings of confidence to your qualifications, has been entrusted you Will continue A. responsible position which right on you up now to the occupy, know with I hope topde that the that I sometimes feel that I should have made an effort to‘eet back into the Ordnance Department during the emergency, but then console myself with the thought that perhaps I have been contributing one with my limited specialized a civilian capacity. just as much training and or more, experience, for Perhaps, when the smoke of this fracas has cleared away, we will have an opportunity to sit down at leisure and talk about everything from guns to European Solar camps~. ie VeAe BROWNING President. in August 27, 1943. Mr. Douglas 7 a B. Browning t2 ) % Cha. ob Dear - Ellis, ft a Arms A ~s ° LAOULS ¢ 5 Co., ‘* LO ; e Dour? My sister's ine his Overunder in this gun, and gun shipped - to you by have single selective charge it to expense. Armstrongs. triseer put ALL TO INSURE PROMPT IN REPLYING — oe SHOULD ATTENTION WAR REFER TO: OFFICE OF NO. ATTENTION BE ACCOMPANIED BY CARBON COPY — on TS DEPARTMENT THE CHIEF WASHINGTON, OF D. ORDNANCE CG. OF 18 Mr. Val A. Browning was indeed not possible August ‘et. Dear Val; recent it was and near It visit to a pleasure-to see to time Ogden, Utah. spend more With best wishes for your the hope that I shall see future, I I only during regret with continued you again that you. success in the am Very sincerely ITAMMIUT™M HATCHET! of Field VV Brigadier you General, Chief iid yours, my 1943 2234 Washington Blvd. Dial 9670 BARTLETT MOTOR PLYMOUTH -:- 2 a foe ZA oe ‘gees aa Pa Gos a | CHRYSLER OGDEN, UTAH y CO.. V4 bys a7 ea ane a lear August +s As ; &, 1943. lowell, Utah. ain am | oe ef see sending 1. you would With eu dhe %, x ther or you her os son a tae ae eee Jonathan return of on negative a 9 as soon Truly, w and Drowling, ee as you P oe % <5 Twi ia ‘4, yp ~2 4 ay } ee Be ee now . $3 mw ae # s Le — ° a ntan ‘. * WZ ar veck i ss ee 2 ;* 7 2 SAeeks & be we 4 fn" es, * es VAT ‘. *% om tr icta . $ aye * oe Pinal seen IR » yom : FPevulurniegd ) ae ae ‘ 5. oe’ ‘ & .s Bote f > P k a 3;, & » _,.” >. “ » mr ‘Ory | i : PEt z he -¥ % ! ‘ P 4 . eg me > £4 ~~ wk 7 hal © E ohy ced ole om *“* ; ; 4 Sate ; a ; cs a, cee fa Pomeeen mY: 34 jy Vue i > , ~ j * AS a general policy we have never attemptsie Pe ae ed to manufacture or have‘ manufactured for.us,| any* fire arms, exeept tho ir own desisn. ” : — ee poe — distr Z Paws tf eee le #@ ttthank you for connection with your Sune Siew Yours At he ha 4 very nr : ae | : — a4 ° truly. bw ey eden of cP Ss ; Ps O1 —a August Cole ey re { Ade ‘ vol ~. fy : ate i ted Na ad ep Op Tr 4. wm, ab % ome et ae a Kd ~ em, Ce a Pad ee33 Pe! ee ee tee ea ae when := of£9 py = : & arm 2% Wis aa o cys PEs Waid, ce et ' 19436 aurence, &, ee ar 4, fn &% nad Beale ~ ave vw ° i Sec, os & arm? 2 , i )1 WL ri CO 7 % , ry | + ae Lm Ww ve00 4 a >. to now ; £3"°F a4} Ae | e " COTS de le WING oe a | could a us 7 ~ Nein Deen Ww . a a wai iia OUL fm ¢ 3 avusnd mf * on oe tt OF ~ Ww i 33 |- +e —_ a “eae nd ? bote oy wiike Ths if2 La? mm ae Wh : ® BRADSQUAR TE R.S Prisoner of Yar Camp Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. 1515 Beverly Ogden, Utah Val A. Drive eo? Browning NeN: OUNCE There will be an Officers' Club of the on All Utah Saturday 51 July officers of and their ME N informal dance Prisoner 19435 from at the of War Camp 9:30 to 1:00, neishboringe military, fricnds cordially: are July installinvited. 1943 7 >=” 02) Y& - [ed J Very Tayes be for “ Se was 4 ele luncheon tages oe Piso _ & ae Ulu *> & LG Se9 (Hen PPS Nal Bae? hs mA, n°, 5 | P42 ts] ~ a : ee & Mond DEeC -~ a o, .. ~ 3 = len 6 -. ee P bo Fag nov sorry last ; Z . NAP BANA . CE A. . . 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P pen o~ rs ee , ereameell ee ; m4 | £ a ie 4 " ae my : ¢ es e. ny, end wed ei ej pend: e oa e C& 2 eon w : ts a a Pa) cr Poem -? fy wer + aed gate 7 rc —— * i 94,3 9 L9 7 5 +g af s™ Jul eR ee oo OF ore co Gs ce BP : : ae. Se a ate eo yaya Soc y . a eS r Ser ¢ Fae CTY whe Salt Bat BF cr7vy LSBF A best ats fh hee pars 7 | HOWELL, NEIL AND OLMSTEAD LAWYERS DAVID ECCLES BUILDING J. A. HOWELL DAVID STINE L. STINE OGDEN, R. OLMSTEAD July Mr. Val A. Dear Val: Browning c/o J. Me & M. First Security Ogden, Utah UTAH 14, 1943 S. Browning Bank Bldg. Co. The Judges District It appears of the Court are Browning was desirous of Probate Judge obtaining and hanging in the Law Library in the City and County Building photographs of the Probate Judges of Weber County. from don't or 1851! not, know History me. to 1857. whether although I that Jonathan Inasmuch as this naturally assume this Jonathan was Browning it before was. was your Do There is a very good picture of him, of Browning Guns from 1831", which you Inasmuch as the desire is that even my time, these you grandfather I know? I note, in "A so kindly sent pictures be uniform in size, if it develops your grandfather was one of these judges, I assume you would be willing to let me take the original of the picture so as to have it photogrenvhed. if in you case have you I think I can find the original any means of identifying your do not already have minute book of the Court, grandfether's signature knowledge of the facts. J. A. Howell My. John i, MoeCarthy, Commissioner Dept speak of a « of of Motor Motor Hartford, I have your Borough 21, 1943. 15, 1943, Vehicles, Vehicles, Vvonn. | letter of dune of dune Sarni noted tax in which receipt. you L have had no notification of this tax from the Borough of farmington, and can see no reason why i should since I have never been a resident of Farmington. I have non-resident membership in the Farmington Country Club, have, a and have used this address in connection with the Connecticut license of a car which J use for business purposes when in the eastern and New England states. I used this address ¢ as one from which madd. would always be forwarded to iy car s in dead storage in Massachusets and has been for year or got od I renewed ‘ny Connecticut License because of the possibility +that i might use the car this year, cause the car was pure! wased in Connecticut, and license plates were Genanathaent plates. I paid the one ence any Farmington, to at any a because distance, community it but where was easier I do I have not than a propose lengthy to never residede Yours very pay If, and me. a be« original tax to correspond«~ in more tax order to have Connecticut license plates on my car, it is necossary to pay taxes to some Connecticut State comunity, then I shall have to change the registration to some other State. truly, P ch wid Vv TT sy eg OO oes ahtiad Vd isd. 42 VA f'R on 5 on eA Vi Lid 9 1 = GOWATrHS iu TA ;Vitae te - —3 ' be eb. . Pin«gw é oS ae : ; : en > a ty ty VS A e tr alka wor wf ore 3 hig Ld aba tid oe praneaprw.a t4 ae Os Ci Vi a Uo pop ea % © 9 P- or Ons on, uty ® . adhe on o' Nis Seo 5 to» oy mo kindly to June More 4.D. Fairweather, ra 4 * Execut ive % Hartford, oe 24 ” > a sign 2 : i was : : d alk tVELEOG ' . , were 7 are solr?f e oe a AR og him to vO im 444%. eee NOW iittle . Osks wr with A te J _ Matt i i your a mh, +, oy Onm & & bit and YOu btn 9a iith Lull % 3 af? ohn ~ gers tne tne to Sor vt ~ Se nae am ee veLlore caya VOSUL and . * Pa ® Ee a very io } . vune - . are from oy the li@ aay _ * hente Ovuner? S weathe See - — forward . =" ire . we dé Season eee ‘ye ree, Wary POCLOAPas, its a ae ee looking - myse , learn * the — ¥ be & shone pnone tae as under — ~ which hae sorry g 4 “ Conn. ¥ book, : Arms Fire ae Marriner, . ‘ be ; de Patent ty 1943. Te, a i VOlts » re. Presid ent, if < Vice be 15, is . C ? 1 Cd Dwicht 7 — > fis tr Gay, nm rus fe 5 FORM Q-2 JOHN T, McCARTHY, REFER REPLY TO COMMISSIONER J. WALTER cK DARLEY, DEPUTY * SA ae > COMMISSIONER DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES HARTFORD, CARE FOR YOUR CAR FOR YOUR COUNTRY — CONN., DRIVE SAFELY SECTION June Theodore Route Campbell Utah Ke mr. it The ar. 4, Campbell, letter mailed pondence by mailed Lia ant to mistake and 2 os “a or ie om ae | oe } you with without for this mistake check herewith. » 1943 #4 Ogden, Ties i146 2, and > last some the am Fans) check. mailing at evening other 2 I was corres- you am ny ~ sorry ORANDUM June 2, 1943. Mr. Clarence J* Vacher, of the Utah Power & Light, : called at the office and offered to prepare a contract for the use of power at the shop. This contract can be either entered into for a ten year period or a five year period. 10% discount is allowed on the monthly bill on the ten year contract and 5% on the five year contract. In the event that a ten year contract is signed and only five years of the contract period is used up and contract canceled, they would bill us back 1/2 the discount that they allowed us. If, on the other hand, the contract ran for seven years before cancelation, they would bill us back only two years of the discount. This contract does not necessarily need to be entered into, but has a saving feature if the consumer is reasonably sure the bill power HS :mf will averages be about used for $6.50 2s years. per month. Further, our power DEPARTMENT OF 422 Office San U. S. Post Francisco, JUSTICE Bldg. California May 27, 1943 Val A. Browning, President J. M. and M. S. Browning Company First Security Bank Building Ogden, Utah Dear Mr. Browning: Thank you concerning Fabrique warded to The our information your contents of your Washington furnished investigation ing so much for Nationale. back by there. office, cooperation telegram wire were you will and 24, immediately for- the of presume be made May that subject the take this opportunity of express-— of the Department of Justice for and assistance. Yours very CHARLES S. to truly, BURDELL Special Assistant By Agari he DON H. BANKS Special OPV ICTORY we of 4 I should like to appreciation on behalf splendid your the Attorney Attorney General @*: Z CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY LETTER DESIRED CABLE URGENT RATE SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons should check desired; otherwise \ class of service the message will be transmitted as a telegram or ordinary cablegram. Brovming vompen gi COPY OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM ORDINARY A & M.S. f May [. THE 1943 BANKS, SPECIAL ATTORNEY TMENT OF JUSTICE S. POST OFFICE BUILDING r LATI7 COC FABRIQUE \HERE NATIONALE MAXIMUM GHTY |e 7. 24, 3 ale we® chin ads i oF » § OF FIFTEEN PERCENT > . id & NA clu DID te MOVED tes ei) © dnt OWN AN HUNDRED i TO AMMUNITION PEOPLE TOULOTE py? a — an Wi de toy Ned AF chad oe ~~ WERE dened oleh V.A. 3 an | ee eke ee BROVNING PLANT AT BRUGE , EMPLOYED. THIS iP oa mi oh | X b sont dhs TR tt dhe henad BELGIUM PLANT AROMAT 4 1 Divi ea AIR ESTABLISHED CoLrTr’s PATENT . FIRE > | 1836 ARMS : MANUFACTURING i MANUFACTURERS FIRE ARMS - ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT - MOULDED HARTFORD, CABLE PLASTICS OF PRODUCTS- CONNECTICUT, ADDRESS “COLT, HARTFORD” WESTERN DISH AND METAL CLEANING U. S.A. UNION, A.B.C. AND BENTLEY'S CODES MACHINES Co. DEPARTMENT OF Zu.4 Ai led . .| JUSTICE LY UEiL questionnaire. Yours very truly, 5. BURDELI the FOP.VICTORY BUY UNITED LJ! Attorney e/ PP c a ae a P| T Y4¥ ox~a > cS PF Be LAvdiede oO a ¢ 2 2YO lon Fit > ice ae 1 oy € ae ee wR ED a EHD OD ES ocurenie nb @& > <¥ *% VA. f © e Sf 4 er as AA >, i e"y Le2 a Salt alice +> a Lt & OF 3 Wa, a "3S . = ha wt. ese =F | 4 , ” & gu “Pe Tre ri3k ) Ry :a ye ‘ eS Meek heate | a: On :id * Cd LCG ae \. * 5 € FtLTT. Ad ly de , ¥ oe an AS "Sy LES. cu CRs rh nd % ™, <? none T an Re ET Vacate ; z. Carl % 1e% BS ide qi ge SR.E LAO Lancaster ret dyDAT Fe KT? oN advises three stalis for the LOTS Aad etd @ that use he of att Browning, and Veh Browning, on ie will Maric the se, and algo place a parking in the center of the lots. he H is goings MeAs to Browning, the north sheds. sign to avoid = a REGIONAL 70 EAST SALT UNITED STATES VICTORY FUND TREASURY HEADQUARTERS SOUTH LAKE TEMPLE CITY, STREET UTAH TELEPHONE 4-1984 ARNOLD GRUNIGEN, COMMITTEE TWELFTH FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT Wh. A. Room Day 1008 First CHAIRMAN Security Ogden, Bank Building Utah EXECUTIVE May 8, 1943 SALT LAKE CITY REGIONAL COMMITTEE Jams E. HOGLE, Chairman OrvAL W. ADAMS CLARENCE BAMBERGER E. A. BERING JAMES W. COLLINS GEo. S. ECCLES CHAS. L. SMITH JOHN M. WALLACE HERBERT DEWITZ Regional Manager Mr. Val 4, Browning First Security Ogden, Utah Dear Bank Building Val: This will thank you for the genuine service you rendered during the Second War Loan Campaign. The incomplete sales for Weber County is approximately $6,000,000 exclusive of the bank allotments, or two hundred per cent above our quota. The State quota, exclusive of the bank allotments, was over subscribed by twenty-five per cent. . workers As the for the Your efforts, combined with all the in this community, made this splendid war continues, we purpose of sluffing financing the costs will Through your fine earned the honor of serving War Loan Drives, which will I an, Thanking you have the excess of war. again other money War off other loyal showing possible. Loan the Drives market patriotic service, you your government during follow. have other for this your kindness Georzgs S. Eccles Are irector in for and matter, JR. MANAGER » pe 4 from “SL Be” "aD to ope, me MeAs use eT {*“ite ae bat taefy eS. BROVAING & Fs | . 3 Bre ‘ Pars the Please Lot ; tell Carl Lancaster unt ii. further notified, me Will mark and keep resorved, ind to not let cars perk in the on use Val, where these Matt we block Write and me stand. &I43 %thi. ie S ent a memorandum a copy, in that ‘on he may continue condition that three places Lor our cars middle of the LOG, be# are ely too muche in repply to @ der that this, we will giving all know Pe Miller, General Ice Uream Schenectady, Dear Corp., NY. Paul? faceived a loss to : am nomic enclosed your know letter Royalists" . lease now why > of you April class mentioned find 1515 Paar my in check Beverly aa" t Drive. Hartford ig Insurance Company FORD'S FINANCE & INSURANCE CO. Resident Agents 2623 Washington Boulevard OGDEN, UTAH sorry these endorsements were misplaced, hence the delay in getting them to you. hei INLAND MARINE DEPARTMENT & ENDORSEMENT hich shall only be effective on and after date hereof) AMENDED FORM April Date ADDITIONAL In consideration $31.96 of the above additional stood and agreed tha the following 12. 1 Natural Mink - - - 36 All PREMIUM: other terms and S, conditions Coat remain is premium, covered Dated........ ES Agency at........QGDEN,..U TAH... PACIFIC 340 SAN IM 284 DEPARTMENT PINE STREET FRANCISCO 10-42-2500 Item (b) under- Paragraph unchanged. issued to............ VAL..A...BROWNING J ANUARY_9, under is hereby $2,183.50 Attached to and forming part of Policy No......8P.55126o0f Insurance Company, it the..BOSTON..... AND ANN C....BROWNING, ET AL» 194__.2. L, i Ee HU ' GH ver, FORD INLAND MARINE DEPARTMENT ENDORSEMENT & hich shall only be effective on and after date hereof) AMENDED FORM Date ADDITIONAL In 3, PREMIUM $15.63 consideration understood portion of making APRIL the of an additional and agreed that this policy has total amount premium of $15.63, it is hereby the amount of insurance on the Unscheduled been increased in the amount of $2,000.00 $12,000.00. All other terms and conditions remain unchanged. Attached to and forming part of Policy No..SP..55126 Insurance Company, issued to.......VAL.A...BROWNI! of the...BOSTON cde weceagtcaianrr-eapeanemaa JANUARY PACIFIC DEPARTMENT 340 PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO IM 284 10-42-2500 9, oe, E. Tan J Hb 3H FORD/ NG, et al. Re: | PE-4/NT4-63 iceiieciiinaigtie Ogden, (PR)#1105 Serial Utah, April er Command, pply Depot, arfield, Utah. _~ It will give me pleasure to attend ceremony of the formal commissioning of the Supply Depot at Clearfield on April 10th at in the afternoon. the Naval 2:30 I have received a duplicate of your kind invitation, marked with the serial #1125, and thinking that this might have been intended for someone else, and misaddressed through a stenographic error, I am calling it to your attention. Yours VAB: BA: mf very truly, 7, 1943. TREASURY OFFICE OF STATE WAR SAVINGS Room 1008 ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Val Browning Dear Val: You Security April 5, 1943 aware of the Second 12, and you Bank Building are doubt no STAFF First Ogden, First Security Ogden, Utah Bank Utah Building War Loan Drive which will start Monday, April aware of the importance of this drive. I have been selected to act chairman of one of the sales teams have taken of using you as one solicitors. This that is of great the and importance your 5:00 will be Se as to all the the liberty is a patriotic of us, job and you know be that are I will of appreciate assistance. at P. FOP.VICTORY DEPARTMENT P. The first meeting will M. at Hotel Ben given. If more the You are held Wednesday Lomond where urged to Yours for He Benning information Ae attend this evening instructions meeting. victory, Chairman is necessary, contact Juan Dunbar. SUPPLY ADDRESS REPLY TO OFFICER-IN-COMMAND AND REFER TO NO. NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT CLEARFIELD. UTAH Qav tii VU Oil be % a, LNG 5 ~ La 7 \ F (\} ; r Ne ¥ CiLuUl ry CA OUSLNes NA V J bu 7 “a. i Ne 9 — Wy wUP inns aoe COMMILSS Si, 1 aC eC Lh ‘ WAaAVaAL @vLvenaanvcve ta Vie arn } C iNad 7 formally in , Fae ry hide cy LiL me tbwoervnirvuy InNoL JU a DP t lan aah’ @42Y une ©wea 1ee8 5 lon WL Sid} ae LAL L oh - a Vn @ ileas ceremon) WX hk VL A. ee, s WJ Ua ‘ bee? Pits LA hoe fe wth eee a OL oNy e 7 ONL it i me t he ae 3 ba in ] ok uae 07 - a & @ SANT PNT WIN ( IV 3 De ar x1 ¥ 3 WwW “+ V4 } . Pe? AAT 2a9 .i% NA ge a) ake DG Et TTT UdiN } 7. pllnis dati wi? 2 SUPPLY ADDRESS REPLY TO OFFICER-IN-COMMAND AND REFER TO NO. PB-4/NT4-63 (PR) Serial NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT CLEARFIELD, UTAH # 47425 April 3, 1943. My dear Mr. Browning: On April 10, at two-thirty in the afternoon, the Naval Supply Depot at Clearfield will be formally commissioned, In attendance will be high ranking members of the Army and Navy, state officials, church leaders, municipal authorities, and business interests, Since this the Navy has come into great deal of pleasure the ceremony. is the first Sincerely OMAR Prospective Mr. Val A. 1515 time that Utah, it will give me a to have you present at Captain, Browning Beverly Drive Ogden, Utah D. Supply yours, UK 2; CONGER (SC), USN Officer in Command ne thy cp see pt faa r ¥ | eed es 9% to hue U Tics ae te esd er say ~~ 7 es bem 3 CALLED t? i? ‘.% iz! £9 IS g SAY eetcy ee 4Q nsidera LeyY a? bs will as | be + ) —> “+ ly ee a meeot, elt ‘a8 /4 vs} ed to ' aa least, to get a real, a - . ¢ wie ws ct thao > practical, You would who ws oe WOrhu mouns a xe ae? or |° ye the 7 yy I ae Bs Ste Sih Cnet Pus ; 1614 2 a a Witon LO for Lor et from ey elie Sea? © ¢2 1 he se suns . S yi in ® a) a Aid WP “ on 1 pa at Peet? lew Vite T | ca J. tS P ® cade it ; wm oe an VY Ci 1 nr “le ‘ C4 LES 3 teat wae aif’ Sete pronto. > « endly ; Ral “ <a word A. £ at, Vacavlon Bo Ps fro m Ye wr soon i "hm 7? Nv you & oeale: “~ £ “wh , JOHN \LAE ALDEN KNIGHT 929 WEST FOURTH STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. Y, M7 March Mr. c/o Val Ogden, Dear Browning JeM. & M.S. Utah. : Browning 23rd, 1943 Co. Val; Here is something that is in your linee Some time ago, I wrote to the war department, suggesting that some form of defense be placed in the tails of our fighter planes. It was my idea place either a pair of 50 cale guns or, possibly, two of the 37 mm.s in the tail so that a youngster would not be completely helpless when an enemy plane catches him out I did some combat work in the last war and know of position. how handy a gadgett a couple of tail gums would be. ing" the at; Wright lation your boy, much feel wrote back and said that they were “considerthat already some work had been done on it The army idea and and Field. plane They out working were balance. the method of instal- On the off chance that this idea had not yet com to My I thought I'd better write you about it. attention, age 19, will be flying one of those planes before long; I would sooner, in fact, than I like to contemplate. much easier ped with defensive of a fighter plane about it if as well as tas always I knew that his plane offensive armament. been its vulnerable was equip- And the spot. tail The sighting of these tail guns could be done fairly To increase accuracy, easily by means of a rear-viww mirror. Mfwo ring sights, the mirror should be shightly convex laterally. alligned between the pilot and the mirror wuld give him the same accuracy With that’ he best has for his forward regards, Sincerely, guns. LY 4 AouL es ey s 4 a a 2 . Viavuion as Se atime & s 3 tte! Lame atl oe PHONE 57 & REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS N. KF. SAN FERNANDO, Feb Mr Val Ogden, Browning, Utah. Dear Mr Browning; the three lots me your give HERMANN BROKER 714 SAN FERNANDO .16th. like to ROAD CALIF. 1943. I would on Comita know If you cash have not disposed of them, price, free and clear. Street, if San you s Fernand please an ty V9 Ovex Bde. ae te: wd . 2 > f%% : eet ed ae i ES mt 4 &3 it oe "s q e : £3 ie £ Linh? Hi CElile % 5d boa detested ects hai ner PEL 54 L% «. 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Fito * cyllinder or Wai > % h ne vo 0 st mat ” o> Ge wr 8 mae woe Ws 3 as a es © « do the : ‘ide F Hoboken with a ick how 1 Morris 1 2 That was know what has about > cot g ste tioned +. Pa ‘i Yo Ghoke, one tha : t wi 1 : pa te I am wondering if you hav stock anything know that you are not ma ge shotguns now the off chance you mig ht lave one on hand . aA lasham : betor Tracy parhaps ppen m know Fay is now a from lL h¢at station tie was, that Ken Norton's de: thet are goye now am about arm whereupon . 50 (Elsworth we he Lte him Com rary pen “Ss ban . the wand head Hose the mLintime Oo Dut set & bo tk the 2 eg always outdoor writer a pyar pam that lot of money — ay | navy, then. a Enev sali oy elop CG OD acdi AGQALE 20 ey TT pan > new 2... “ dhe wees « , prices ? ¥ 4 hatwa RAVE J Ps ab for om +, Brittanica 2 2. Di F kn. & ae Iil. 4 LL 147 eM TP L21ALUS8vPravedc Brittanica.e ee ~ a 2 in Book & # he the of information regarding case, 2 including my > et » i. e me se ne oT 4 setsnae ] Drive as «wn, Your 2 Kindly O1 types ne * err the Wacke ipsam r *r¥ Encyclopacdia Th. TF ‘ dodo 9, Chicego, I - anica Britt de w we ica ; North gg #%, -_ comt the =—" wes Year. 2» V./ eA VAB:COsmf ao my - A Bd. mae} & at ~ TAT 1 VER i T+ <n} ' sade Beverly ey MERON, a 2 2 TID CTT b. & 1515 sy &* : Lrive, ¥ ea . OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF Tk AT THE COMPANY'S OFFICE IN OGDEN, 15, 1946; MINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEETING STODDARD LUMBER COMPANY HELD UTAH, AT 2:00 PM. ON JANUARY were There present following the Directors? Se Se Beales, M,. fre Browning George S,. Eccles Lyman Hyde Hyde Lyman The minutes were The reported The since the meeting of following matters on by Lyman Hyder final cest the of Lyman Minutes, of June 9, 1942, of incompleted approved. read as of the last installation is $75,215.55, business g mill new planin and were meeting Hyde then purchase of the Whitney timber was then reported purchase, which was arrived at by informal discussion part of September, 1942, was reviewed. the and a list submitted $22,384.74; also lumber carrier amounting to $3,574.06 - making motion the The labor negotiations with the unions, which have been in progress last June, are still in the hands of the War Labor Board for decision. The matter of the decision not to the and on, the latter members Board of during Board, took also and presided of equipment logging amounting to and gasolene tank and pump equipment for sawnill a total of $25,956,80,which had been purchased year in accordance with several informal authorizations given by formal Board approval for the above was requested and given upon of M.A. Browning, seconded by S&S. S. also reported that Lyman Hyde County had been approval, which sold for $50.00 was given. cash Eecles, and approved acres of cut-over forty in April, 1942, and asked the by all. land in Union the Board for At this point a general discussion was engaged in with reference to market conditions, with particular emphasis upon the matter of selling a larger portion of our cut direct to defense purchasing agencies rather than going through our regular established wholesale outlets, and also in connection with the market discussion several of our logging problems were discussed, and particularly the It was decided matter of trucks for trucking timber from the woods to the pond. that since the life of our operation is limited to our present supply of timber, that the matter of sales outlet is less important now then heretofore, and it was decided that we should sell as much of our cut as possible direct to defense agencies, thus eliminating the cost of the wholesale discount in marketing our product, and in the matter of trucks it was decided that even though those now being used by the gypo contractors enployed by us are pretty well run down and approaching a badly worn-out condition, it should be our policy to buy trucks for our own account gypo contractors in only as a last resort order to keep them on can be reason, as At this point Lyman Hyde sutmitted of September 30, 1942, covering the nine held and after Boards a within short discussion this report and the was advance prices job,so long as per the the financial and months’ operation accepted and 1000 ft. advances to the required operating statement up to thet time, ordered filed by the ‘Following the above the settlement with. the Income Tax Department on the matter of charge-off of bond discount and expense and the H. J. Stoddard account was explained to the Board, and the compromise settlement accepted by the managenent was approved by the Board, Lyman Hyde then explained the negotiations which had been in progress with Joseph Stoddard for some time with reference to lending and advancing to him certain sums of money for which Mr, Stoddard*s stock in the Stoddard Lumber Company is to be deposited with the Company as security, end submitted formal agreement of December 9, 1942, which had been entered into: by the management and Mir, covering the above, for approval. Upon motion of M,. A. Browning, seconded S. 5S. Eecles, this agreement was approved and ratified by the Board. Stoddard by At this point Lyman Hyde requested George 5, Eccles to explain to the Board the plan which had been developed looking toward the retirement of a portion of the Company's outstanding stock, Mr, Eccles explained the plan in detail and moved that the same be approved by the Board and that it be submitted to the stockholders for acceptance at the regular meeting of January 27, 1943. This motion was seconded by M, A. Browning end approved by all. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Secretary. FRESNO Mir e V 2 Ogden, A * Br¢ WT 1) STATE : Utah mucecn Hill eventually aE ae menu COLLEGE Fresno, California OL give us a g bale emia complete i an & lePree , ey fat ther, terest pe and ty osed 4 is copy of my repl: requested informat ion about whose letter Thinking yot se | " am send abe che we ' you sent to A. t possibly a irs copy of my Marriner. tef ; be our sincerely, ry little os GC © : * : on wlwe e e tien Ey } et Hs BARTLETT MOTOR COMPANY Current Assets: No. Cash on Cash 7 COMPARATIVE BALANCE ' SHEET, This Period Year Bae Hand in Bank Total Cash Notes = Not Past Due " Past Due Customers 'Accounts.- Not..Past.D . ARES... DUE... Contracts. in Transit Less nusmef - Assets Total Customers 'Receivable Reserve for Losses Net. Customers 'Receivables lb AVENtOries: Company Cars Total New Cars: Used Cars ( 3/) Repossessed Cars( ) s Total Used Cars: Less Inventory Adjustment Net Used Total Total Property Cars: Inventories 247.007 Current Assets and Equipment: SO/ L940 on a Parts and Accessories Equipment Furniture and Fixtures Total Net Property d Charges: Taxes Insurance Rent Interest Advertising Caravaning and Equipment bfpev ae Other Assets: CeleT. Reserve C.C.C. Reserve - Hold Back Dealers Repossession ¥ 4, /dhack Officers Accounts Employees Accounts ott. Fe att BANK x... MILI M br Total Other Assets TOTAL ASSETS Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts. Payable - Trade . d Other Trade Acceptances - C,.I.T, " CaCaCe Notes Payable, Banks Total..Accounts..and. Notes Accrued Liabilities Interest Payroll Commissions - Salaries Taxes Rent Total Accrued Liabilities Total Current Liabilities Net Worth Capital Stock Surplus Profit (Deficit) or Loss Total Net Worth Total Liabilities Ending Last MY, avemper_19 Year || Inc. or Dec. Ww v | Month i No} ! of Ne vemper__—_ This Sales [Noi K1O Month Cost Profit 61 AZ _| 1942 . | NEW CARS No,.! Passenger Retail 624) “02 115 602 615 es : 10 | Le ! ZvAZvess Accessories 4221 Path. Pisceenys Gross Profit,New Car 13] 30 é LGiSO | Gfalsot 44)" Colss 641] * o’lys| : rsal fel 450, _ £6 bivg |650| 451) //2#107 454 454 gol AD 460 l6521 Zs¢lPele5al 454 456 |651) falar 3 ; Pfelos|| | 22 75 76 gol 81 82 87] 246 \|60 42 || sr-oS16f1 S155} bloo 453 Dk Profit-Parts drlo/ Counter [454 | £/\ £9 eae \_ 6 Si bL7A 6 61 /4/US TS pe s8 SEL4 ISN 1650 3562146) /9dsio Manager's : | . Salary 3 6 st4oll | 657, 660 | 79 bl SS | 7d 2% f|70|| 20 Sd d4la0 20 2 L2\/ 293\9 6 |Legal & Auditing 72) | Telephone-Telegraph_ 2s| 40 BES VES! Postage 75 Rent sol 2a2‘Io o 26 WQoivts2atiet’- Jas oCM CHES Maintenance Heat ,Light Power Insurance {Taxes Depreciation WN eaca/ secarrty Aicensze Vtithes /799\2°\| Total Expenses +4f|3r || Operating Profit. 9 84 J¢ | Other LL 4 £15 Oli Total. 185197 2c arvfl od 2/AL| 60 6/7 6|2-3 Sundry . 16535 Clerical Salary Stationery, etc. Travel, Entertain Dues, etc, other Income Income Expense o/Y\09 | NET PROFIT 8 SF//|\/~ /63ise| £/4 bls andio9 L654 33) |_#F2 6169 | ei 9 felx ol /r-71 651 | 6544 Internal |456 | “ //|°7 || Freight-Cartage 24/\¢Z\|Net Profit,Parts,etc 14 £5|3r Net Devt.Profit aes EXPENSES 6S LS Access. #53] Ji #9 \\Gas, Oil, Grease oo J-bU4 ‘Miscellaneous 60 || _ 1S\¢4\\Gross Profit D/Uisy Total Gross Profit Af70 vi $9 6667 s/srlyr [452] r¢44\g51659 3 89 : Ho disy¢ Seloe 726 6 2) 46a ye 229166 648 Parts,Wholesale |Gross ‘ , | _ 2279] 47 || 22791 09 || “faal%é Parts,Internal a¢ £903\00) |Parts Counter-Reth50 ? _roaloo 31 & ACCESSORIES : Gross Profit-Accessories LS\o° 36173 91 » Ro Repairs Jad 1640 syorl4s] 64 427\Ar|| Parts, Repair Ordst51 | //2731221 6511 /b/ \s2 31/0 _ 2-3of os] 93 - Customers#40]l/77//4\/2 Sabyres uss| “ T PSON ES iiLabor - Internal h41|| PARTS ie 88} 89} ver sia +2147 || Sublet %33194|| 697\65 L/\49 74. 20 634 1, BA Demonstrating ._—s_— mii 20152] 73] 70 71 i "6a 62\Vv9 ih 221 60 631 r#6|// ZU 281657 1660 LS\a 4 | Br | LILES BS | Adjustment Inventory Commissions Maintenance 62 4/f)| lbr) | 3d /sb¢r1761| | Re Qhpd3d inning Labor va479 £ Ca¥ 295|\£3|| Gross Profit-Service 70 9i\/f || Supplies 66616S5||Net Profit-Service 245165 22uHiF3 /3\69 | 634 2£2\96||Net_Profit-Used Cars 7 SERVICE DEPARTMENT 7 I \/e 37 | 25] 247\/o | Total ExpenSes 656 20) i: Z /eal/fil_ s 654 oer 26 f [430)2397/1/ EXPENSES La2\b4 724/165! 43\F95i | 16 Cars | Used Car Disposall434 : | 50 957) 43 Expense Used Car Sales | |636 11] | 33 i i 50 | Selling #4 /& 232.4\/3 #22| 03 Demonstrating Total bf 6/} /syl fal F751 60 : 3U9/ Advertising 27 or/ fir 12 | /645|6¢l Gross Profit-Used |61) 62 el/o!} 15 54 | 10] Delivery Expense 434 £7 0] 6ohes0| /fes|oe] 7oasiae rrelesl642| /Z°9 liseli £94gel os sbfas 4 / bléy le02| 2 ofis6 1615) Policy Adjustments | /70\76' EYE zy o/s 184e. A\tS| 24.53[221 Be ae SId0 631 eet ae eee JE bY £169 i622 Bonuses /76\70|Net Profit-New ee See eae 444 402) 4151 SELLING EXPENSE f2\9¢ 16 /994\|47 16401 /9 Commissions ee 1440 we | Salaries 12 434 Sales YOB/olos” COMPANY | to Date ajal/ooSS43|610) Wholesale Caravaning | BARTLETT MOTOR Year 8 82 gy (4 | or La\b% 262199 2al£¥ srelsé Axe? sales say7 or lee 26S 26 S12F 35141 2> 347170 S435) 6% DIYS GH, 3 ; i * st s whine : es *% ted @ Bratelats wOLLC hire Olah mew VOM TRO —_ wQ ; . - a - oa ~ | wy Le bd 7 1 Se cae dim dgale. Wie . * ~ o woe j W , TMT Jn ae , oF eh : aden HPactorT ode ~ ft Che 7 6a CK $ Fis ony +.) * thank Sf PST Pot a i ce NP bak ne ws ¢ , 7. ot+¢ Ws _ -- wd Spr be wile dB “a at Peet ts be A tA, of 2D wy eee itd. MT OW hal et LD RE Me AN DU M, November M.A.B. year, ten of $3,000.00 amounting to $25.00 per $3,300.00. Recently we Effective 1942. 1942, received V.A.B. salary Security given, and Corp. which months additional a month would at January have $25.00 10% on the increase from 1, made from per year 6, the First prior to 1942 a 10% increase was the salary for the year received a month, which January 1, original or month $300.00 a check amounted $3,000.00, 1942. to a for an or $50.00 1942. OF NEW REDEMPTION VALUES SERIES OF STATES SAVINGS (Per $100.00 of Maturity Value) Series E Savings Bonds MATURITY VALUE ok > 6 & OH @ @ @6UhMHmhC<C MHhUCUhT FT HE &e © So S&S GS Se SSE CO ee ee Redeemable $ 74200 The 20 7600 76450 74050 74090 72040 77200 78.00 79200 80.00 81.00 82.00 83.00 84200 7600 76.70 77260 78.260 79270 80.90 82420 83-50 8450 86.10 86.00 83.00 90.00 92 200 94.200 S740 88.70 90.00 91.40 92.90 96.00 ' 98.00 @ @ Not e? 94050 96.20 © 10 to 103 years 103 to 11 years 11 to 114 years 113 to 12 years and @ years. 75-00 75.00 15050 * eo 10 @ 94 years. BS to Oe. 9s $ Series F Savings Bonds 6 9 to Oe oeee @ © © © e © 8h Ohl years 63 to 7 years 7 to 7s years 7s to 8 years . 8 to 8% years. 8s to 9 years . 2 RR 6 to 64 Be years 4s to 5 years 5 to 54 years 51 to 6 years oe: 4 to 44 years years years years Ree 2 to 25 2s to 3 3 to 34 3s to 4 @ Period after issue date Firsts year . s +61 year . 1 to 13 years 13 to 2 years UNITED 100.00 Available ten years after twelve years after issue date 98.00 100.00 issue date for for the Series BONDS Series G Savings Bonds Not Redeemable $ 98.80 97-80 96.90 96.20 95.60 95.10 94.450 94070 94070 94090 95420 950909 95-80 96.10 96.40 96.70 97200 97 +30 97.260 97290 98.20 98.60 99.20 100,00 the Defense Savings Bonds F and G Savings Bonds. Younsr S205 a LES9 roe &. si j @ er Pn nO ms ‘ Ot A VAS ie os i Zz. re into + |} ao } yt letter suggestion oot bucks! hot. | LOR idea l az use genera ; Buea ih: not your your +4 Lis ye wl Ges oa = mnortant 2 nA 4, so high Aum¢ is for not far ‘ he4 . of o1 VOvedeL a large ow and is that y which P4 veloc] y | ied enous h a. these to on mode be placed can cuns s 3rar ing machine ber 04 are euns becoming inadequate z from a half > inch zo nov has penetrate ; Brunton: anda ; one of buc rahot are to an inch « the Orden, cy Nad g Utah (Cant, 7 October * f1cer, Ogden ‘ Depot, * 7 Utah. eden, Ber: Air $o inn a member of the “ilitary Affairs si pon of Commerce, I have your edicatory ervices for the Pos , po ™ ™ — uff _Y - 1 ts = ra .. allow ome convenient. ith what real sence of me t Mel lbere ‘my most : ain the mora 1 ind this Vhapel will make regret to one layman inspiration a Yat Wi @ mat? ae "'. as iets ee and be denied sanction might the to add, solemn spirite possible opportunity this I am 7 sincerely, sxpress Service oe ee NOOK » ms | * Ana va eee ee Which WOLD, Pe We cerva hs 4.12 ; mm CA 4 be 3 Oe oe VW ke & a bidet L Stead 4. a e a NWeNVLOEL s Cl t at » te the 3 ps ot, Be duck iw vw a » Br ‘, 3 a club. tf = —e * ©: w bsodbe { 7 ae PO ODS oh deni see Se Ogden, Utah, September To WhomIt Vay Concerns é in the opinion of the writer, seorgeae. Aeneets m4 tis Ward 4 Armst rong | is emine ntly quale ified, through an instructor for long experience, trap and skeet b as shootinge President. 30, 1942 september 24, 1942 Dr. Lawrence Chaffin 609 Medical Office Building 1136 West Sixth Street Los Angeles, California Dear Larry, I have your letter of September 12th with which you sent your Duck Club ballot. I have sent this in marked with a preference for Sam Powell because I think you know him and like him, and also because since the departure of Judge Reeder for a Mormon mission in the eastern states we have no attorney in the club and it seems a good idea to have one. I did not mark the names of any of the other applicants because so far as I know you are not acquainted with any of them. We are attempting to build a boat for the club with an airplane motor and propeller and we have hopes that it will be successful. Being faster than our oid mud-queens and possible to run by one man, we are in hopes that it will help to solve our labor problem which is very acute. We certainly lake freezes Hoping you shooting. and hope over that you can get family are well this your year and get Sincerely, VAB/co/fs up here before some of and with the the good best regards. September Mr. Lou Dear Gill, 22, 1942 Gill Log Cabin Club Jackson, Wyoming I hope you have not been thinking that I have forgotten our conversation about a spare barrel for your 16 gauge Browning I have looked everywhere for automatic. one and up to the present have been Yours very truly, cessful. We have none If I should run across know immediately. VAB/co/fs unsuc- of them in stock. one I shall let you September 22, 1942 H.C. Nicholas 569 - 7th Street Ogden, Utah Dear Nick, I am sending an application blank for registration of Penny, together with two certificates of ownership of the Sire and Don. Will you please fill in Penny's markings on the diagram of the application and return all the papers to me so that I can send them in for registration. With thanks in advance, Yours VABc/fs very truly, CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY DESIRED CABLE (é& 7 ORDINARY URGENT RATE ==le=1| LETTER SERIAL Patrons DEFERRED should check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or ordinary cablegram. f WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM a on ee a os ry Jt)» bao © el CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY LETTER SERIAL er _ we <a DESIRED CABLE ORDINARY "FT URGENT | = RATE DEFERRED a Patrons should check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegramor 7 F ordinary cablegram. f WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM ' we LES Doe OO ee LIMITED f ~~, ae TO’ re : , WS () : a N t a OP SP SO SS aw or oe Ew Ogden, SOT it May Concern? bearer, Edward Earl Kammeyer, rifles) and hes all types of sporting the repairing aptitude for and or , onc’ valuable ces of BArmf P ge, r ia ia thoes 4 spe ‘ had co nsiderable of such the ise it service ; } a in is small arms, & im 4 funs,. B, eligible tne i , armed 4 ee SD Utah, pu | be] est “mt BIOL S, : i ey 1912. ~ ? C | MAN * 4 "% - badd . 8G FF) } fy fH JF ns _ en 3 a tye, te Ct @ jin, he a yy te De 7Ss on, eb? oe RO Add oh ge ee eae Oe ED O _—_ th Fi cee cot U Fs Oi ee OD th fi SE Oratatc 71 ¢ dtedome EON One te EN OO ee CoD Che SS August f, on - 25, +x a , 7 “14 A ‘doce eu Pi, sete 5 scsaptinn L1I1S Us LOULGS,. Dear F f% Mo, 9 Doug} i sO wie tom ain ae cannot am * tho stn. returning Mank4ss fnank rey use a } for for vour your Be Peinsaiads grade the ; same, trouh : : trou ble. 4, 16 a gauge 7 1942 - ij wy % ih J a res : r a. wel ‘ ie ~~ Browning 4 ¢. t aneny 4 @ Arms YIP: 4 4 pa é * og Coc, x | oF Louis, St. C3 4 4 . am ole: ah A o eg Mo. “7 Dour? If you fr full ™ can overnment - me have We } choke, and #, °F ‘ ee] yg ” send " ol os ~ With ads in a ee - it e stock f th f* om to *~, for best . oh aA a 16 ~ ms it. regards, — , please ¢ an) Be with @zt me without & gauze, in barrel, a regulations, personally Tay ad Belgian be J. rn raised wer * - violating do ay so, a ana | CO Pd 3 o% hs 8 Lp i 7 2 a ; % Wy 2 ail a I a2 | Fr 4 whe oy le * SH A Bg WA Was ors ii ¥ ent inv i? i DL Vet m es ER ¢ L? «a 1% on C4 ee us» So : 3 me ~. o insweVY wg» Te ivy cee «€ Ase « ole iu * ce e>¥} CO id vw LOD et} u ne % 7 “, _ — = E..4 ihe DESI . } “ MH E WY ct 7) + “PRE > Cie & © va y _ 2B Am %, - % Eres: ae A tee Tres a ® ee ne et cCcesge wn le Py a bi — a! » of — a € cit oe a lett € wT C JU3 x) wa vi > a e349 Noa? wh tee X83, BOVtnT 4 hey oh V ad Am tohar oh . Ou NS fF a iyo v¢ oe Oe ee “5 ene fad a Ye nt "4 TRY ee} f 2 <i at le , f. J? om 7 ey wt yy wv 9 ee eee Oe CI ee Ce ft ph ro é i, “eneral a : We Blde cee ce oom _— * C Agent, aa : f todayt fal. Browning, insured under Policy Ls permanently Located at Ogden, hin bhehcke ture notices should be . yf a 7 j? d er eo #in@ Ww ef. <3 thewWwe cs .. & 4 First Security vot Osden HS+:COtm?f 3 7 tds 9 U Ver 8 Rierctiie IPOWT ik: ins Bldc., seis ie wD s $ ad i RP OVMNTITNC DEAN La CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY LETTER {| SERIAL DESIRED CABLE ORDINARY URGENT RATE ae DEFERRED ace | em WESTERN Patrons should check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be ~, transmitted as a telegram or ordinary cablegram. Kin] is. iN yT Jd SS ee SIXTH he — ¥ CHWe UNION TELEGRAM f oar ee beck d tad bod & a?) 7 po dh V @ A - BROW] TING i\7Te a co. ee oe oe "7. SUUQGNULLION ae Ns “* Jolie Ass't. . WIVEOT Cash ‘Ler. 1942 ie my vid balance you ailed was cords »« kind} statement drawn on . A this Poe nave of account eS show « that mace up for Sine e thet the 2 on March i me checks which you a 4. Lune date? sent ab dao b I Lo, 1941, oOhe537, "46 de# he s) me, pe 7 a © or HaLance e m is g o 4, ae ae De tye S72 some’ errors ch 19, 1942, i Very @ t L@im truly bo he yours, » 493 Dr's Janes David MeGoy, | va 47 3639 Los shire Bive Angeles, ®s Calif our levter of July 7th, 194 together 1 with copy of your let eer of the same date to Dr, St Greenwell. rom your letter to Dr. Greenwell it seems clear to me that you want as Greenwell to remove Carol Dean’s upper appliance and bake | deling compound impression of her upper teeth ese dental arches, but you state that this plan has already bee cut into "attest in John Val'*s case, i et | ii seems ®% Bion like to remember that you 4m reine de ; before the gg ron ps dow or his see ae case, I hould be uld not you We school niere impressions i Pee IfESEL00DS és teeth and cone, eo taren would ror in . Boston therefore allow could two ae oft the b nf g ohn like ror be a month time weeks igoe to reason time 4 bring or send him down within the next few days, if that would be oe sary. Otherwise he cannot come down until the latter art of Auguste Carol Dean could have the impressions taken by Dr Greenwell at any time, and we can send her down at any time that% you think would be bests. Naturally we would like to meke her next trip to you, coincide with John'Val's next 3 trip, if that were possible. + ry gards that what he August, Kindly write to me to clarify the situation as should be done in John Val'secGaSe, anc in the does not whether With make Carol best a Dean trip should to your regards, I am go Very office down to before sincerely see the you yours, re event end sooner. of ¢ duly iL made 3 /0 $ L9 re 5 a c OF records . i Le _ iin Sane en Lt OK Rmer ’ ac 5 under » show see % check + Oun 2 to ae Y a be hen ote an, te © BY #® the . 3 VO ow funds mail and mec r 2 Kindly explain oblige, 4 7 < ta us “> balance , - % Pe Te bank “$8 ot te Hee 00 sar 13, 9 9 a iy wy Pevurned insufficient Pn this eee ae by &@ : * very » truly, 3 ots return it Yours 3 1942. Copy of letter from Re: Selective - Young Service (Questions Mr. M.A. Browning Ogden, Utah Dear & Thatcher 1942 22, June Questionnaire Occupational answered V.A.B.) by Marriner: I can appreciate that you In view of your many jobs and interests, experience some difficulty in filling out the occupational questionnaire. the questionnaire is designed to deApparently, under the regulations, On termine the principal occupation of one who is engaged in several. of affairs the assumption that your chief job is the management of the the J.M. following Browning & M.S. for suggestions Company your its and I submit affiliates, consideration. the Apparently you will experience no trouble with most of the questions, so I will devote my suggestions to those in which I expect you might 1 Wat have some difficulty in selecting the most appropriate answer. nnaire. questio the on items the with ce accordan number my suggestions in assume Item 16. you that I draw salary your services rendered employer of all of the Item 18. Institutions." I that suggest you from answer JM. the that & you M.S. are an Browning employee, Company as for l and that the company or its people who work for you. affiliates is the Exeeutive-of Financial and Business suggest “Manager and Corporation Executive "To direct the I suggest substantially the following: Item 20. management of the affairs of a holding and investment company owning stock in business and livestock corporations and patents upon which manufacturing and selling licenses are granted; to act as director and/or officer of affiliate corporations and other corporations® Item 21. I suggest "Executive Management" and Firearms I suggest "J.M. & M.S. Browning Company and Affiliates; Item 23. Ogden, Weber County, Utah; Financial and First Security Bank Building, holding corporation; Executive office.” I assume the job now occupying your attention is the job Item 24. If you feel otherwise I will be happy for which you are best fitted. to consult with you concerning the proper title for the preferred job. Corporation Executive. You, of course, will have to determine the nature of Items 28-31. While you are bound by law the job for which you are next best fitted. that your to answer truthfully all questions and it may be that you feel consider to well be work of inventing should be reported here, it might underclerk third some the fact that if you list yourself as an inventor, to order your $n the Selective Service System might take it upon himself Designing Improving and Firearms drafting to work on some trifling problem which seemed important to him. In this connection, therefore, your conscience will have to be your guide. If I can assist you further after you have determined the title of the job which should be here inserted, please don’t hesitate to call on me, Item 32. This item will probably cause you no difficulty. Probably you should specify "inventor" under sub-item 36, as the United States Dictionary of Occupations classes inventing as a professional occupation. Items 53 and 34, These items, I am sure, will cause you no trouble, but here again I might say that if your conscience impells you to list yourself as an experienced gunsmith or machinest, you might find some difficulty during the next year or two with some petty official who wanted to avail himself of your skill in that connection. If 1 can be of any further help to you, please do not hesitate to call upon me. Monday I shall be out of town from about ten o'clock in the morning until the early evening, except for a few minutes around two o’clock in the afternoon. An other time I will be happy to confer with you on any of the problems involved. Furthermore, if you desire further assistance from me and it appears that you will not have another opportunity between now and June 26th, at which time the questionnaire must be returned, please call and I will arrange to cancel my other engagements. Yours truly, Paul VAB Question 24 & 25 Thatcher MAB 24. 27 Firearms Design Designing and Improving Firearms Corporation Corporation | 28 31 Corporation Corporation Firearms Design Designing and Improving FYirearms yrs Experience Executive Executive 40 years Executive Executive Experience CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY LETTER DESIRED CABLE [5C | ORDINARY URGENT RATE Coe fee SERIAL DEFERRED Patrons should check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be \ transmitted as a telegram or la ordinary cablegram. WESTERN -UNION TELEGRAM CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY [SfLe LETTER DESIRED CABLE ORDINARY URGENT RATE SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons desired; ~\ should check otherwise the class of service message will be transmitted as a telegram or ordinary cablegram. { COPY OF STERN UNION TELEGRAM y CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY f™ 9 DESIRED CABLE URGENT RATE SERIAL : DEFERRED “tlzel| should S | ORDINARY LETTER Patrons i F ) check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or ~ ordinary cablegram. f WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM . Z CLASS OF SERVICE DOMESTIC om | | he TELEGRAM DAY DESIRED CABLE y ete | ORDINARY “tz=t| SERIAL Patrons . URGENT DEFERRED should check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or la ordinary cablegram. COPY OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM ‘ . § “- . J ry ; a ey }4 : Piw g _J Cus S OF SERVICE DESIRED CABLE DOMESTIC TELEGRAM DAY 4 a ORDINARY URGENT RATE LETTER SERIAL DEFERRED NIGHT LETTER SPECIAL SERVICE NIGHT LETTER SHIP RADIOGRAM Patrons should check class of service desired; otherwise the message will be transmitted as a telegram or si / - ordinary cablegram. f COPY OF WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM ALL © iIUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO *‘COM AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CARBON COPY ING OFFICER’® Post OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH ADDRESS: WAR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO FILE No. OGDEN DEPARTMENT ORDNANCE GDEN, he : in UTAH ¥ ‘ DEPOT OGDEN, UTAH FREIGHT AND EXPRESS ADDRESS: ARSENAL, UTAH ALL C UNICATIONS AND SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO ‘“‘COM ACCOMPANIED BY A CARBON COP IDING OFFICER’’ Post WAR IN REPLY PLEASE DEPARTMENT OGDEN REFER TO FILE No. ORDNANCE OGDEN, DEPOT ARSENAL, UTAH Dunn: Th is A will wee eden, Utah, small YN) 2 po 4d LCA way the Mr. introduce an old arms em a yvmMN Browning & i of re I have and of"Tocco" 2 ca) t S Any ° courtesies by me. % My Page es show Be country. discussed hardening | Seca aed ERS. ig se ea a parts anda ahe aawill undoubtedly v CMe. geBe ee = id lata s .‘ith Wis you in some detail. i A. mine he ( the . eB application —— to you Mr. friend UTAH FREIGHT AND EXPRESS ADDRESs: UTAH April 23,194 Mr. OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH ADDRESS: OGDEN, art 5 a ; 2 in to pursi e Browning of a general small m2 LA the Ce. 4.3 he arms otne ba d ae subject creatly Vea ~ » %aie 4, < . 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PO PS CLL os te ‘ whe 2, es Ge eg ed wish _ Ca ad bide, See wilt None o © h, oh on VAs ' mucr vou as df * ; Po ire FRA Sok 4 369 ne Very eondl to o> Su > NOMeY beim 87 4 £ all }ade 2 la. toh f- ' G Line : Orc oy happiness et Tut January 17, 1942 investors Syndicate 200 Roanoke Building Minneapolis, Minnesota Gentlemen: Inclosed herewith is C. Browning for your check ment. for $2352.00 pass book of Mrs. Anne audit, together with a representing Yours VAB/co/fs very her 1942 truly, pay-