(Q) Would [
195] do well to call on Pattersons and try to
effect settlement?
(A) Through this manner would be well for [
195] to call on
Patterson; for, as has been given, there was a time when this
could have been settled amiably, and near properly, or in
accord with that as was first set forth when a portion was
paid. So this would be the channel to proceed in. Not that
of irrational manner, but as is in keeping with good
fellowship, good judgement, and equity among all - or
equality among all concerned.
(Q) At this time? or wait until Gray makes settlement on
pending matter?
(A) At this time, so that there may not be the occurrence of
that as before.
(Q) When will this pending matter be settled?
(A) In September.
(Q) Would [
195] better leave his claim for arbitration?
(A) Better to go in person, as has been given. Then if
necessary for arbitration, why this may be reached later -
but the personal CONTACT, the personal obligation that goes
with such, is not unmindful - in the other party.
(Q) Will Hewlett desire [
195] to call on Patterson?
(A) CALL ON PATTERSON, irrespective of Hewlett.
(Q) Will Patterson agree to arbitrate?
(A) Eventually, yes.
(Q) Any further advice or counsel that will assist [
195] in
this matter?
(A) Follow those lines as have been given. In that manner
as has been outlined, approach the subject with Patterson -
see?
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
8/08/28 He requested
4665-9 and submitted business questions
for himself.
REPORTS
8/19/28 He wrote: "Thanks for rdgs. 195-53 and 4665-9."
10/15/28 He requested
4478-1.



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