Letter. ALG has made all the arrangements for his nephew, Ottó-László, to attend a summer course at Notre Dame. He will cover all his expenses, including airfair. ALG thinks it's imperative for his nephew to acquire a perfect command of English language and therefore he is willing to make this effort. ALG plans to show New York to Ottó-László while he is visiting. ALG sends this note to get his brother's approval of the trip. He hopes that Ottó will approve of it since his son needs to learn not only English but independence as well. As ALG needs to travel to Rome and Milan this summer, he will not be here with his nephew all the time. ALG intends to retire on September 1. ALG thinks that life is not as romantic as Mariska from Hungary thinks it is here in America. Life is cruel sometimes. And Ottó-László needs to see and experince that too. Hungarian