FREDERICK NYMEYER, 16546 South Park Avenue, South Holland, Illinois, U.S.A. January 31, 1964 Dr. Ludwig von Mises 777 West End Avenue New York 25, New York Dear Dr. Mises: The A.V.C. Corporation meeting which I expected to attend on Wednesday, February 5, has been cancelled; and consequently, I shall not be in New York at that time. We ran a two-thirds page ad on PLANNING FOR FREEDOM in National Review, page 76 in the January 28, 1964 issue. We have received a surprising number of replies, much better than from The Freeman. One of my sons has been urging for a long time that we use the National Review; he proved to be right in this case. Our stock of PLANNING FOR FREEDOM is now down to 238 books. We have received an industrial inquiry for a discounted price for 250 copies. We plan to make a new printing in the next several months. As you know, we added an essay to the second edition. We found that squeezing that in and making all the changes was a lot of work, and we now think in terms of having the third printing be unaltered from the second printing. If you have any ideas to the contrary, we shall be glad to hear from you. With kindest regards, Yours very truly, Frascrick Nymeyer Hymeya Frederick FN:ev Regards from Mrs nitito both you, 7n