September Wr. deH. o Arms Loui you S 9 Compeny, Mo » Referring regarding your various requested, endeavor @lready been stated to to First, chasing for 1954 Russell, Browning 5% 22, and your standerd yesterday's teriff conversation problems, I with shall, as sumiarize my conclusions you verbally. which have understand been pur- I itiporting to barrels automatic that you have and actions (without shotgun at end ¥4.25 stock) #5.50 each, respectively, and thet these articles have been appreised at such prices. J understand also that such barrels and stocks have been and are being freely offered for sele in Belgium at Which, at the exchange prices expressed in Belgian francs, value of the Belgian frane at the time of the shipments to your compény,were no higher than your, purehase prices. Under. such circumstances, the appraisemient at your purchase prices, which are equal to the foreign value of the merchandise, is sorrect. “oeeonc, matic now shotgun being which bought by i understand that the standard you formerly purchased at you et each, thet $14.- and G16.- the auto- each is foreign value of such gun, as reflected by the price at which it is freely offered for sale in Belgium, is. no higher than 614.00. Here again the comparison between your purchese price ang Toreigh value must be made by converting the price in Belgian francs to dollars or the price in dollars to Bélaian francs of exportation at of the current rate the.guns. . Under of exchange.on the dates such circumstances, an appreaisement &t your purchese price equivalent to the foreign value, is of. your (without most you yesterday, which is Third, you ‘inquire whether the possibility recent purchase prices for barrels; actions stocks) as defined in would subject of gl4.-, correct. and the you if guns béing Antidumping to the risk the imported below “cost of production", Act, if shown to be the fact, of dumping,AS explsined to merchandise has a "foreign