JOHN TELEPHONE! R.RAFTER COUNSELOR AT WHITEHALL 44-5094 LAW 8 Barubge Hiveel, Nai Dork # December 1, 1952 Mr. Val A. Browning, Browning Arms Company, Ogden, Dear Utah. Mr. Browning: In my letter to you of October 3 I enclosed copies of my letters to John V. Browning and M. Bigelow Browning, respectively, inquiring about (1) the investigation of the dutiable value of your company's praisement of your company's Butry 719 of July 3, 1951. shotguns entries and thereof, I now enclose a copy of John V. dated October 7, and a copy of M. Bigelow dated November 2 and enclosing a copy of from Mr. Goddard dated November 21. You will note from Mr. (2) the beginning Browning's Browning's memorandum Goddard's ap- memorandum with reply, reply, to him that the guns which were shipped to your company prior to July 31 of this year are now being appraised. This should be a relief to you as it is to me, inasmuch as it signifies that they are being appraised as heretofore, i.e., at their "foreign value" rather than at their "cost of production” as was earlier threatened. As I think you appraisement of all entries M. Bigelow suggesting great should in Browning today, how the desired be definitely question, as per copy information In closing, I want assistance in bringing I kind of you to know this matter that to a your son was of successful con- regards, Sincerely the written.to of letter enclosed, may best be obtained. clusion. With informed have yours, pa. fa Ref