so fan&s France and the Commonwealth are concerned. In tne the United States however, this country is apt to give away ce of to smsller Turopean, South American or other countries, rifles in its stocks, thereby infringing upon the Fabrique Nationale's natur.il market. The only way the Pabrique Nationale can benefit from its work on the rifle, is by sales to such countries, and it would view with reluctance any move by the United States Government into this territory. Mr. CART@N replied that they appreciate the Fabriyue Nstionale's He strongly emphasized that they recognize F.N.'s complete position. the Uniti states Covernment On the other hanu, rights to their rifle. must envision past. Mr. GOMORY own plant un initial its in tying of GOMORY “r. rights, extended tor formula some with order xkeap to want would F.N. possibility the upon cuestioned When that understood tnery that added busy. i the in occurred | have as Suture,such the in situations replied that he was not prepared to assert that such a contr ct could He was however considerbly duplious about it, or could not be made. arise wit" respect to con, ressional would since complications appropriations. In discussing the situations which :s, arise, arning of Allies in wartine or in peacetime. Mr. CARTEN Mr. LALOUX by market of event the in woulu decricd the gift of the emergoncy. Mr. THIROUFAU Mr.. LALOUX rifles nations in that tne mentioned that an considerably iationale mignt extensiv2 enouvh. ‘nitial Mr. Unite? initial so‘ten of States Mr. aside to development order around in said order his placed attitude, existed or Fabri ,ue with i! probably voula Governrent emergency F.N. the order not, vere : an CARTEN reasons. | added CROSSMAN n tural F.N.'s may consider these political often consijers them os part insist on being able to define whether an without hoviny to discuss the matter with Col. in political for Governzent, “r. LALOUX Government Mr, CARTON said that while reasons, the United States concern. to that States wein settle that Unite: their or replied the event emergency ovtain of war. the an the to take 4 very Government £6 Mr, LALOUA explained thet the F.N. would be willing lenient view of rifle sunclies oy the United States “bro7zd to prefer Col. CEOSSMAN addad that some countries wey actually the United States version of the F.N. rifle. Allies cited CARTEN Mr. that it was CARTEN, 3000 unlikely said they are considering that the United sn | rifles. States Governent