ee. ROY LE D. THATCHER ROY B. YOUNG PAUL { THATCHER & YOUNG LAWYERS FIRST SECURITY BANK OGDEN, UTAH THATCHER BUILDING October 17, 1941 Brownine re hasten Sure ‘ . f-! Your letter 4 reply, since to ” he Bast Ye, will ~ we Our Browninas 4 be 7 oe Ene ¢pre bi es Arms f as : hee om Ys, records in dak lias.”ae Gordon os when st ~ % ea pas * nat on duly of a OD Lon 13th I ass wits Sted Remingt ton Arms Company. Thst was OT Asi mr. Brovnine telis me tnat the supply of arms fro: Sium was cut eff imme-~ diately when the Germans went in’ te au SOuNntry, and that the Supply of shot guns from that souree was soon exnausted, There is no likelihood of any re sumption of shipments from abroad. The eontract with hEMiugton provices for supplying Brownings with their entire needs, and “Brown ings rely UpOR toatl. Ali of the excise taxes ere paid by Reming Zton, so that Brownings no longer apveat 4s a tax payer. it information exhausted, the matters is as of to course when and, in short, you may desire internal Revenue the imported arms Perhaps I. Sséli iest every the will shoteun, have were should possible supply detailed to learn. tax reports sold, sdé retainin 1g 8 for gifts. They are cut of the no doubt write ¥ 46 SOOK es t will you kinaly advise u go to assist. that few the for market browning s heir own however