February 27, 1952 Monsiour le profe seur Jean Morini-Comby Faculte de Droit, Universite de Montpellier Montpellier (Horault) France Dear Professor Morini-Comby: Thanks for your letter of January 31. Please don't bother to write 100 in English. My knowledge of French does, of course, not go so far as to make it possible for me to struggle successfully with all the intricacies of the subjonctif and the participe passe. Thus I avoid writing lottors in French if the addressee has full com- mond of English. But for all other purposes my French soons to suffice. I talked about your plan with Mr. Horbert Cornuolle, the representative of the William Volker Fund. (Mr. Cornuollo is a member of the Mont Pelorin Society.) He thinks that it would be a troublesome way to collect small subscriptions. He suggested that the Volker Fund makes a contribution and that the American friends of Professor Baudin are morely being asked to declare their support of the action. Consequently Mr. cornuelle sent me a check for $100.- to transfer the sum to you. I an enclosing my c check of $100.- Please be so kind as to confirm the receipt to the William Volker Fund Post Office Box 113, Burlingame, California U. S. A. I om looking forward to the communications you announced in your letter of January 31. with kindest regards Yours truly ENCL.