AYN RAND
10,000 TAMPA AVENUE
CHATSWORTH, CALIFORNIA
July 14, 1950
Dear Pat:
Thank you for your letter. I am glad that you told me about Henry Hazlitt’s business plans for the new magazine. I did know about the project of the magazine, but I did not know the details.
I telephoned Hazlitt long distance when I received your letter, and spoke to him in person, pointing out to him all the principles and philosophical aspects which should be considered in this undertaking. I have not heard from him since and I don’t know what his decisions will be.
I hope that this will be the kind of “Think Magazine” we have been expecting for years, but I suppose that we won’t know for sure until we see the first few issues.
Sincerely,
Ayn
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