ed ‘ HENRY CHARLES L. BYRON MILTON MILLER T. W. WILKINSON, MUNDEN JAMES P. IRST Kone NAT BYRON SAN EEIE & KNIGHT GEORGE L.WILKINSON DING COUNSEL HERVEY CHICAGO S. KNIGHT RETIRED 3 HUME HOWARD SOMERVELL RUSSELL H. GORDON F.HOOK ENLOE GERRIT WILKINSON P. GROEN ON HUXLEY, = HODGKINS RALPH * é ‘ M. HUXLEY™ HOWARD * i CLARENCE CLARK Mar ch F. POOLE ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY 9th 19 A d, TELEPHONE RANDOLPH 4848 LEAVE Mr. Gordon M. Baxter, 1219 First Security Ogden, Utah. Dear Bank Building, Gordons IT am which I enclosing received three copies of each of two Letters today. The first is a letter from Gates Williams asking for the specific information in regard to the patents. You will notice that he wants me to identify all of the patents and to point out the particular parts of the guns to which each applies. this is to extend not only to Browning pat- ents but to Colt patents. Obviously, this information can only be supplied with the assistance of Colt's. Perhaps it | will be sufficient to send a copy of the pertinent parts of this letter to Colt's and ask them to give us the information. On the other hand, the Brownings may think it desirable for one or both of us to go down to Coltts and get the information while we are there. hear You will me as to from notice that Mr. Williams is anxious how soon this data can be compiled. The second to the letter that I explanatory, but you guarding the their feature On letter is from Mr. Teller in response sent to Mr. Stone. The letter is self will notice how carefully they are position with the to respect and how strenuously to the expiration renegotiation, it looks they of as are urging patents. though Colonel Hershstrom might be interested in apportioning the royalties due to expiration of patents. The answer to this, however, is in the contractual relationship and in the already reduced royalties. upon I will appreciate having receiving these copies. your reactions Very truly yours, promptly WELKINSON, HUXLEY, BYRUN & KNIGH‘ J PH-NK BOC < 2 Mant, 3 ‘hed