Greece: Royal Greek Embassy, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y.C. Morocco: Moroccan State Tourist Bureau, Tangier, Morocco. Japan: Japan Travel Bureau, 10 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y.C. In addition, you might well write the nearest consulate or embassy of the nation to which you might think of going and ask for information on retiring, and any other questions you might have in mind. They will be glad to supply you with all the answers you need. Following are the addresses of embassies or consulates of the countries which I have recommended: Mexico: Mexican Consulate, 745 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.C. Spain: Spanish Consulate, 515 Madison Avenue, N.Y.C. France: There are French consulates in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and other major American cities. Write simply to: French Consulate, New York City, N.Y., etc. Italy: Same as France. Austria: Austrian Embassy, Washington, D.C. England: United Kingdom, 99 Park Avenue, N.Y.C. Greece: Greek Consulate, Room 1820, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y.C. Morocco: Moroccan Embassy, Washington, D.C. Japan: Japanese Consulate, Room 7112, Empire State Building, N.Y.C. If you have decided to remain in the United States and retire in our own country, your task of investigation is simplified. You should be able to take a trip to the locality you have chosen. Certainly it is easy enough for you to write the State Tourist Bureau, at the capital city of the state in which you are interested and ask them for full information. If there is no State Tourist Bureau, your letter will be directed to whatever governmental division is in charge of such information. Better yet, direct your inquiry to the Chamber of Commerce of a city or town in the area which interests you. Beyond this investigation, you should spend a considerable time reading further on retirement. There is a lengthy library of books on this subject. In particular the federal government issues a large
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