U. S. ECONOMICS CORPORATION Ten Rockefeller Plaza NEW YORK 20, N. Y. CIRCLE 5-3977 March 30, 1945 Mr. Ludwig von Mises 777 West End Avenue New York 25, New York Dear Mr. Mises: I enjoyed your visit and the discussion with you last week very much. I am very glad you could come over to the office and meet Dr. Robinson. He takes this whole fight for free enterprise seriously and is not merely interested in an armchair review of the issues in- volved; he wants action. I am enclosing a copy of a memorandum he wrote which looks toward the setting up of an orientation center for businessmen which could serve as a focal center for aggressive effort. He hopes that he can induce the men who would attend the contemplated meeting with you and Hayek to undertake and support some such venture. I am enclosing the memorandum because it may make clear to Mr. Hayek when he arrives this week-end that Robinson intends to set up machinery for systematically maintaining an intelligent organized fight for free enterprise by big business leaders, and that the contemplated meeting is not at all on the order of just another pleasant evening. I look forward to lunch with you on Monday at noon. Yours very truly, Arthur Dahlberg Dilling Cut AD:MI