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Show PAGE #2 = Mr. Ve Ae Browning, satisfactory report Rafter's Belgium, Feeling that we had succeeded from as of him, a friendly and co-operative since the foreign wholesale Mr. Licgs, supervision, a result his in getting a visit here, and that attitude was best for us, especially price was definitely established under I did not hesitate to answer him that I thought you would be willing to also co-operate with the Treasury Offical who might visit you or F, Ns in connection with this matter, Onee they get this information, he assured me the matter would be definitely settled, and since the investigation has been started, suppose avoid there nothing for us difficulty te do but that might go through otherwise with him In checking through the situation how advances are made when orders are showed him that F, N. pays satisfied him concerning this which this is handled will found that he formerly him for years that his will] end with his and Between and report us interest metter, incorporate in it in his Mr. satisfactory to us, He stated it rarort and thet no may be further which the has fellow, that I way in report. Schade high calibre be thet advances, I checked up on Giliman §t,. Louis. says he is a very will these yesterday, piaced and and he understands visite, lived on it and arise, to explained also is any possible the and known I am cortain investigation invesatirntion will be made over thera, He surgested, however, that,to further complete his report and show further evidences on our part of a willingness to co-operate in getting the matter settled, that I write you a letter go that he could take a copy of it anc include it in his report. fi suggested that he dictate the letter fore, enclosed was dictated by him, that an investigation the letter He stated there, it would next month. probably not but did of instruction if get under I tried to find his papers not show who had to you and, though way until signed wore there«~ by me. made over the latter part of out who had made this complaint started the investigation, It would be wel] to review Mr. Rafter's file in eonnection with the establishing of the foreign value on this gun so you will have the matter well in hand when you are approached by the United States Treasury Representative from berlin. I offer this suggestion since it maybe that you might want additional information or that your file might not be complete or readily available, in the event the Customs Agent calls before he is expected, It might also be well to let F, N. know that such an investigation may be made, |