July Mr. Walter G. % Moyle Mr. dated July 1940 Moyle, & Wilkinson, Earle Dear 19, Building, Washington, D. C. Moyle: due not to advise 3, only 1940, to you This will acknowledge receipt of your letter reply to which has been somewhat delayed the press that the of other current papers had gone forward before statement of the as matters but desired making reply. If the case, prepared by Mr. Thatcher, does not give you everything that you need, please do not hesitate to call upon us for any of the accounting details . as our files contain a good deal of information in support of the figures furnished to you Your in summary form. understanding that your fee of $5,000.00 is net is correct as both Mr. Thatcher and ourselves bill our client for our services, as we have done in two other cases it here is quite which we expect to the past. possible that there may can refer to you and if the time arrives for the placing of arrange to get in touch with yeu. We understand be one and when these engagements, we will Mr. Thatcher contacted that has your Mr. Ernest L. Wilkinson regarding a case before the States Supreme Court. We are glad that he gained such a able impression of you At and the your time or United favor- firm. you were in Ogden you mentioned that you were being consulted by Mr. Bata and the thought occurred to us that you might be advising clients relative to claims arising out of the present European conflict. Would appreciate, to advise for upon our As at all that ment of the own matters information, of this if you are in a position kind. previously stated, if there is anything we can do to help you in expediting the final Browning Arms case, please call upon us. With kind personal Very regards sincerely yours, and best settle- wishes,