(Q) With reference [
257] and [
903] and the [
3734]s: The
[
3734]s are trying to compel [
903] to turn back monies she
has received to [
257] so that they can take it for a
judgement which the [
3734]s hold against [
257]. Is
preparation for trial (set for Oct. 28th before Justice
Ford) sufficient to defeat the [
3734]s in their unjust
attack against [
903] and [
257]?
(A) This is pre-supposing much, in the statements that are
made; and asking that there be advice or counsel to take
advantage of situations that are questioned within the own
self. [See
257-123 Reports.]
As we find, however, if there is the consideration of what
has been given respecting this in its beginning, it will be
seen that this was done not for just causes but rather in
the attempt to take an advantage.
And as would be seen if there is the reviewing of the
situations that have been presented through these channels,
this was when the claim was first purchased by the [
3734]s.
The preparation in the present is very well. And while
there has been the acknowledgement by the Missouri court of
the validity of [
903]'s interest in the monies, this does
not necessarily indicate that the same view would be taken
in the New York court for the very reason that the claim was
attempted before such monies were a part of consideration.
[Paris Medicine Co. suit by [
903].]
That there may be definitely shown, then, that the
assignment, the gift to [
903] was made prior to the filing
of claim or the seeking for this as an investment by [
3734],
had best be shown if it is a part of the evidence.
But do not attempt to show unless the deeds, the assignments
and all conform to the beginnings.
But this point should be considered.
Then if this is intact, with the recognition of the Missouri
court, there's no trouble.
(Q) What further should [
257] do now to further protect
himself against this attack?
(A) As has just been indicated, get this point straight.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
9/02/37 He obtained
257-188.
10/13/37 He submitted further questions.
10/18/37 He sent other questions, saying he had been very
miserable with a very bad cold.
REPORTS
11/09/37 He obtained
257-190.
11/12/37 He referred
1475-1;
11/18/37 he referred
1481-1.
11/20/37 he referred
1482-1.
12/01/37 he referred
1488-1.



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