December Mr. Val A. Browning, 5 Rue de Chaudfontaine, Liege, Belgium. Dear Subject: 31, 1927. Pederson-Remincton Controversy Vals The voleano which for several months past has been smoldering pecking away at letter was suddenly bursts into flame, as indicated by the enclosed correspondence, dated December 23rd from Mr. Norvell to ourselves and December 29th, Wilson's reply thereto. Remington, long with threats under Mr. Norvell to Dieke, a copy one from Dicke Attorneys were as you know, have been us all year of a number of varieties. The policy continued until Remington received Wilson's letter of October of which is also enclosed. stating that Pederson was drawing up the complaint. This in reply getting restive and that his Over two months transpired llth to beforewe received a reply to Wilson's letter, and it didn't amount to any thinge About the next thing,Dave Hood made us another'peace and good willt call and asked if we would meet Norvell if he came out and we told him we would. Next, Mr. Brennan and Dicke,. Norvell's It appeared letter asking our permission to us that Mr. Norvell was Remingto , having n, failed to steal from us, could giving them something. We also felt that we had long enough} and that we were ready to go to the Jack and I therefore which he recommended. reaches met with Wilson | and agreed of the opinion that now "soft-soap" us into been hounded by hirelings bat right now. to let him send the letter this letter : Hoping you all had a Merry Christmas, you, A Happy New Year, I am Se Yours MAB* LMG to receive ; eincerely, and by the time