A two-page typed memo from Robert H. Montgomery, Jr. to John F. Wharton regarding "Proposed settlement of dispute between Milton H. Greene and Marilyn Monroe."

The document clarifies that Monroe will pay Greene $50,000.00 for his stock in Marilyn Monroe Productions, Inc. in five equal annual installments, and also that she will sell to Greene her stock in Milton Greene Studios. The document further states, "all agreements existing between them are cancelled and of no further force and effect." A second two-page original document outlines the distribution of furniture and equipment, including paintings, rugs, a vacuum cleaner, a lamp, a chair and a sofa, typewriters, and other items. Overall, an undeniably interesting look into the breakup of Monroe and Greene's professional relationship.