Mr. Val A. Browning October 2, 1952 within the rest of the period covered by the existing contract. It also assumes that the additional quantities would be supplied either by increased production or by reducing allotments for FN's other markets, which prompts me to suggest that the allot- ments for the Belgian market should not be reduced. In this connection, please note the first paragraph on page 2 of my letter of August 13, 1952, to John V. Browning, a copy of which was enclosed in my letter to you of the same date. Finally, this letter assumes that the increased prices would not be merely temporary, i.e., that your company would not revert to the Lower purchase prices If you on this subject, provement of the additional after expiration of the period in question. will be good enough to give me your own ideas some better plan or some modification or imabove-suggested plan may occur to me. If the quantities would supplement those called for by an existing contract, I would also like to know, approximately, (1) the date of the contract, (2) the total quantity contract- ed for, still (6) to the (3) the be delivered, contract percentage period (5) the increase for in prices for the additional quantity. If supplement those called for by a negotiated, as they plan appraiser furnish Mir. which you the additional contract which with the the same quantity desired, intend to and offer quantities would is now being particulars insofar and With prove this additional information, the above-suggested to be impracticable and it may then appear ad- to your put at St. I shall can now Goddard in at the St. be problem Louis request stated, and for developments which have to dutiable value since I shall also request M. matter me (l.) quantity apply may visable please delivery, additional any alternate his consideration John V. Browning plan and to before the approval. advise me of any arisen in the investigation relating he last wrote to me on that subject. Bigelow Browning to inquire, through Louis, about the appraiser's present office at that status of port. With kind regards, Sincerely yours, Se me that a