May 28, 1965 Professor Ludwig von Mises 777 West End Avenue New York, New York 10025 Dear Professor von Mises: We greatly enjoyed your lecture at Northwestern and the opportunity to see your wife and you again. I have still heard nothing from the Yale Press. I have just written to them, and will enclose a copy of my letter. The procedure I have suggested would be the best way to go about the whole thing, but it remains to be seen whether they agree. I think that I maybe able to get a foundation to advance the cost of resetting the book, which would be the only way we could go into the project. I have talked to two foundations in a prelimi- nary way, and both expressed interest, but I can't ask for any sort of firm commitment until we have heard from Yale Could you, by the way, send me a copy of the present edition of the book? I have repeatedly asked for a copy, but have never have received one from Yale. Henry I will enclose a circular we have sent out to all professors of economics. If there are any books on this list you would like Regnery to see I would be glad to send them to you. I send my warmest regards to your wife and you. Company Sincerely yours, PUBLISHERS 114 West Illinois Street Chicago, Illinois 60610 527-3300 HENRY REGNERY President HR:iz