J. P. HAMILIUS Jr. Esch, July 9, 1956 127, rue J. P. Michels Esch/Alzette, Luxembourg Professor Ludwig von Mises 777 West End Avenue N e W k 2 5 of N. Y. Dear Dr. Mises: Thank you for your letter of June 19. I was sorry to hear that "istress von Mises had to submit to the same ope ration than you, but I was glad to hear that she is recove- ring very well. Under separate cover I let you have clippings on the 11 Le Chaos du Planisme 11 as seen by Luxenbourg reviewers. - The articles 11 Le professeur Mises contre 1'interventionnis- me 11 and 11 Incore le chaos du planisme 11 are by Nicolas Margue a former professor of History and former Ministre de l'Educa- tion Nationale of Luxembourg. He is a clerical conservative, who knows a lot about Economics, but opposes liberalism in several respects. But he hates Socialism still more. Never- theless his article has been drawing great attention to my translation of your book. - The article 11 Un Livre à lire 11 is by Paul Bohr, Secre- tary to the Directeur Général of Luxenbourg's biggest steelpro- ducer, the Arbed. Before the war, Mister Bohr was secretary of the International IT Stahlkartell 11 headed by the Luxem- bourg steelman Emile Mayrisch. - The German article is by Carlo Hemmer, a good liberal and economist; he is secretary general to the Luxembourg Fédéra- tion des Industriels. I am sorry that he wrongly wrote that I am a member of the Mont Pelerin: I informed him once that I had been attending the Seelisberg meeting in order to capti- vate his interest. I dare hope that this small book of yours will in- duce many French speaking or reading students and other people to read your other French versions. Thank you kindly for informing on The Free Man's Library. I immediately wrote to the Foundation in order to se- cure a copy. I was interested in hearing that you will go to Ber lin with the Mont Pelerin. It was the first time I heard a- bout this meeting. Unfortunately I cannot comme there: I am too much in debts owing to my new house. - Should you and Mistress von Mises come through Luxembourg, kindly let me know: my wife and I shall be very pleased to welcome you here And so will are two daughters. - I shall write Dr. Hundda to