November 1, 1952 Professor Louis Baudin 10 Place President-Mithouard Paris (7°), France Dear Profes or Baudin: It is really very good news to learn that you plan to visit New York about Easter 1953. It is too early to give a definite answer to your questions as there still prevails eslight possibi- lity that a meeting of the Mont Pelerin Society will be hold about that time somewhere in the neighborhood of New York. (The alternative is, as far as I know, a meeting in Italy, perhaps Amalfi, in Summer or early Fall 1953). If there is no Mont Pelerin meeting in U. S., I would suggest that you consider two lectures in New York: one on the Incas and a second on the chances of a revival of economic liberalism. in France or in West- orn Europe in general OF some kindred subject. This sec- end locture before a small audience of friends of freedom invited by the Foundation for Economic Education. Mr. Leonard Read, the President of the Foundation, sends you his very best greetings. We had already decided to entrust the translation of the Incas to a very competent and expo- rienced translator, when this lady got a permanent job that prevents her from embarking upon other work, Cor - nuelle comes in the second week of "ovember to New York and then, I hope, a now decision will be made. With all good wishos Cordially yours