MOYLE ERNEST L. WILKINSON RALPH P. CLINTON JOHN EDWIN ®& Aftarnens & WILKINSON Counsellors at Bam WANLASS EARLE D. VERNON CABLE ADDRESS BUILDING ‘oy _ MOWILK W. CRAGUN C. BLANCHARD July Mr. c/o GordonM. Baxter, Scholefield, First Security Ogden, Utah. Dear Gordon: 26, WASHINGTON, D. C. 1940. & Baxter, Wells Building, Thanks very much for your kind letter of July 19th. on The papers came to hand Tuesday and I received them my return from Chicago Wednesday morning. I find that Mr. Zimmerman is in Los Angeles and will Sepnot be back to his office until about the first of the of charge in is In the meantime Mr. Pegler tember. that says he and I talked with him this morning case. from the District Attorney regarding the proletter the posed stipulation to amend the petition has been forAs l warded to Mr. Zimmerman at Los Angeles for reply. ly direct him n know Mr. Zimmerman,quite well, I have writte that ined expla urging him to egree,the petition and also T hope on his return to work out a settlement. I Mr. Thatcher, in a previous letter, suggested that g pendin red defer have the audit of the post court years Il e. further negotiations with the Department of Justic time. the at letter apparently overlooked replying to his You will recall that in May Mr. Thatcher wrote to -were the Commissioner referring to the importations which the thet sted made after the statute period and sugge importaBureau determine the basis and apply it to these July of date under He received a letter in reply tions. ng Browni the Bureau ist stating that in the opinion of the er import or er, Arms Company is the manufacturer, produc fore within the meaning of the statute and that it was there d advise also He liable for taxes on all domestic sales. that tion the Collector had of the records of purpose of determining October,1935, to date. been requested to the Browning Arms make an Company examinafor the the tax liability for the period Upon receiving Mr. Thatcher's letter