Mire Val Ae Browning, 5 Rue de Chaudfontaine, Liege, Belgiun. Dear September 10, Pederson Controversy wherein you enclose a copy Remington-Pederson settée- Subject: 1927. Val $ Pepiyins of a letter ment, te to yours femington of August¢4th advocating am gigd to see that you are a certain of the same opinion as the balance of US e from We have already received two or three conies but same has never been replied to. We have Dickie, the matter over went the into in our minds subject with time for us to take a stand, best consideration, Mr.» Wilson, Mr. and upon My. of your letter, Everyone I again seem@dagreed that it was and in order that we may give the matter the we are having Mr. Nebeker receipt Wilson. of said letter been turning and myself Nebeker meet will determine us at Chicago and upon message the final to send Remington, and it will probably be in the way of turning them down Platly, calling their attention to the manner in which they heve pretended to cooperate two main with us, and preparing one is, Pedersonts features, for a lew suit. There chances ageinst Remington, seems to be and next, Remington's pretty fair chances to recover from Browning, but Wilson thinkswe have case and can certainly give them a run for their money. One main of the features discontinuing our to call them on and take on going into e scrap as things I will develop. never our while fact abd that they are expiration stand. there is of eternally patents, This harping on also expect we It looks quite like we hed better something left worth figure serapping for. bear in mind the releasing of the 22 Automatic Believe I ean say off hand, however, that they Rifle, will release it, as they have Automatic light is the royalties a had one dose of medicine by trleasing the Shotgun, | Another on the whole development situation. has Wilson occurred which ealled me from may throw Salt ea different Lake yesterday and stated that he had a wire from Dickie to the effect that hehad not yet received a reply to his letter, and was wondering if same could have been lost, and that he would like to have a reply, as Pederson was getting restless and ended the wire by stating that Mr. Smiley had resigned on account of ill health.