PAGE #3 = Mr. Ve Ae Browning: to simply want verify invoice rebate from and information to us or told entered at $34.50. I at an entered value shipped will also want full wholesale price and how we it. Gillman's gun there He : is no that foregin the forekim representative would wo pay F, Ne »= in other words, satisfy himself price. on this concerning information establish Gillman said the verify the price which between the two types. dealt exclusively with of report him will deal with of the Hollow some $29.50, the explaining the Ventilated had Ribs been difference The invoices from which he took information, the $34.60 value and I do not think he will If they accept the foreign _ yefer to the $29,50 value in his report, of 384,50, feel there is no ceuse to worry on the wholesale value 829,50 value, sinee the local Appraiser here hes accepted that value and readily understands why the Hollow Rib type should be valued at 5,00 less than the Yentilated, Upon discussing this situation with Nr. Schade, he explained that it will be to our advantage for you and F. He. to Tho U. 5. Customs Bureau has no fully co-operate in this matter, if, however, this records. N's. F. of inspection demand right to information denied is the Treasury's Representative, F. will N. be put on the "black list" and as a result, any shipments fromPF, Ne would be held up and invoices would not be passed in this country. see no reason why we Since woe have a clean record in this case, should not freely give thom any pertinent information which may be necessary. Sincerely, F.S. Mr. Schade explained that it is very rare that a foreign company is ever put on the Customs’ "black list"; however, this Gireme could happen, CC - Mr. M. Ogden, Ae Browning, Utah. ; | | we