Founded 1953 For the Advancement of Conservative Thought on American College Campuses Intercollegiate Society of Individualists, Inc. TO EDUCATE ISI FOR LIBERTY FRANK CHODOROV, President JOHN G. PEW, JR., Vice President 410 Lafayette Building, Philadelphia 6, Pennsylvania WAlnut 5-5632 January 17, 1962 TRUSTEES Charles Dana Bennett Prof. Anthony T. Bouscaren Albert M. Campbell, Esq. Frank Chodorov M. Stanton Evans Dr. Ludwig von Mises Brig. Gen. Bonner Fellers Charles H. Hoeflich New York University James A. McConnell 777 West End Avenue Admiral Ben Moreell New York 25, New York Peter O'Donnell John G. Pew, Jr. Dear Dr. von Mises: Prof. Hans F. Sennholz Prof. Richard F. Staar Prof. Richard M. Weaver We would, of course, be flattered if you were familiar with the Society and its activities. We know, however, ADVISORS that you may not know anything about us. Hon. Ralph Gwinn Hon. J. Bracken Lee Dean Clarence Manion ISI was founded in 1953 for the purpose of providing Adolph Menjou college students and professors, on a self-selected basis, Roger Milliken with an additional source for literature, lectures and Hon. Samuel B. Pettengill seminars on the traditional values of American society; Prof. E. Merrill Root a free enterprise economy, limited government, individual Hon. Wint Smith James 1. Wick responsibility and the right of private property, to name a few. Rather than detail our activities in a lengthy E. Victor Milione letter, I have enclosed a recent brochure entitled The Executive Vice President ISI Story As Of 1961. I am also sending you, under separate Charles H. Hoeflich cover, several issues of our newspaper, The Individualist Secretary-Treasurer and some sample copies of our pamphlets. Don Lipsett Midwestern Director The purpose of this letter is to secure your partici- pation in a new series of lectures which is being made David Lombard possible through consultation with a foundation familiar Westcoast Director with the work you have done in the past. Briefly, we Robert S. Luckock wish to provide more college students with an opportunity Field Director to hear your views. William Regnery, III Editor We would adhere to the following policy in arranging The Individualist each lecture: Donald S. Waters, Esq. Counsel a. Requests would be accepted only from recog- nized campus organizations with a faculty MIDWEST OFFICE sponsor. 1014 Lemcke Bldg. Indianapolis 4, Indiana b. Requests would have to be signed by the Melrose 9-1644 faculty sponsor. WESTCOAST OFFICE 1436 El Camino Real Menlo Park, California