JOHN TELEPHONE! R._.RAFTER WHITEHALL 4-S5094 COUNSELOR AT LAW 8 Brudye Tree, January — M *¢ = e/a —~? a TrT SELOW ¢ © J eliie y Ogden, Dear Tt i U 1950 — ee brown. gs i eas U Omp ne any 3 + e Browning: EF TD - In 8) 2 rm reply to your letter of closures, requesting my comments ing shotguns from Belgium: Your paired 19, 4 25 SN TET . we bHPOWNINE, at 8 ihewWNe ,ANL Mr. NewYork guns, template letter and (3) refers to specially importing. Though January on your (1) standard engraved not so 3rd and procedure guns referred its en- in import- guns, (2) re- which you con- to your in letter, I shall assume that the repaired guns are not only guns on which you previously paid duty which were returned to you by your customers but also guns on which you previously paid duty which you returned to Belgium from your own stock and guns in were which Belgium without warehouse bonded having paid duty which returned you to thereon. All questions ets elas by.your letter and its enclosures are related to FN's method of invoicing, and the answers depend, not on the type ee cuns or whether they are standard or special, but on (1) whether ches ure purchased or not purchased of FN, (2) whether they have or do not have — a foreion (3) will value, whether be and also, case of paid in or did not nature of the questions,my you previously In view made under of the the the following | : guna, - comments headings: Separate invoicing. Invoice prices. Notations in column (11). Foreign exchange notation. Invoices of merchandise valued separate at invoicing: My first suggestion is that CANT FN should not include in any one consular invoice or commercial invoice guns which are purchased by you and guns which are not purchased by you.