August 11, 1950
Dear Pat:
Thank you for your letter. If you see any way in which I can be of value to the new magazine and if you care to tell me about it, I would be glad to know it. I am very much interested in the magazine, but I wonder whether I can have any influence on it by long distance. I would hesitate to force my advice or suggestions on Henry Hazlitt and John Chamberlain, unless they care to discuss it with me, but if they care to, I would like to help them in any way I can.
Sincerely,
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