AMERICAN OPINION An Informal Review Belmont, Massachusetts 02178 January 27, 1965 Dr. Ludwig von Mises 777 West End Avenue New York 25, New York Dear Professor von Mises: Thank you for your good letter of January 25th. While we are naturally disappointed not to be able to have an article from you for the April number, we do take pleasure in your hope to do the article outlined in my previous letter for a fall number. What better way to com- ment upon the burning problems of the monetary crisis than by compliment- ing such a discussion with reference to your own practical experience in Austria! May we presume to set the date of your article in American Opinion for our November issue-deadline for which is October 1st? That will give us plenty of time to get first-class reviews of your books and to have a cover portrait which will please you while at the same time satisfying your request for a fall number. You are both wise and correct in stating that one of our most important tasks is to help eradicate the massive ignorance of free market economics. That is the reason that one of our few regular features is devoted to that subject. And, Hans Sennholz, as you will agree, has a most persuasive pen. Again, may I extend our thanks for your support and advice. Most Sincerely, SS/cb Scott Stanley, Jr. Managing Editor