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44. Milton Friedman and George Stigler, Roofs or Ceilings?, in Verdict on Rent Control
(London: Institute of Economic Affairs, 1972), 18–32. Quote from Milton Friedman and
Rose D. Friedman, Two Lucky People: Memoirs (Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1998), 151.
45. AR to William Mullendore, September 20, 1946, Letters, 320–237.
46. AR to Leonard Read, September 12, 1946, Letters, 320; AR to Rose Wilder Lane,
October 9, 1946, Letters, 332.
47. Friedman and Stigler both described the incident at length in their memoirs.
See Friedman and Friedman, Two Lucky People, chapter 9; George Stigler, Memoirs of an
Unregulated Economist (New York: Basic Books, 1988), chapter 10.
48. See Ayn Rand, “Textbook of Americanism,” The Vigil, May 1946, 1, and The Vigil, June
1946, 2. The full “Textbook” appeared in the May, June, and July 1946 issues of The Vigil.
49. Of the thirteen responses Read received, four offered a complete endorsement,
one a critical rejection, and the rest varied degrees of qualifi ed endorsement. See “To
Foundation Staff from L. E. R. Re. Textbook of Americanism,” undated, and attached
responses, ARP 146-RE3.
50. AR to Leonard Read, November 2, 1946; Leonard Read to AR, November 5, 1946;
AR to Leonard Read, November 20, 1946; Leonard Read to AR, November 23, 1946, all
in ARP 146-RE3.
51. See William Holtz, Ghost in the Little House: A Life of Rose Wilder Lane (Columbia:
University of Missouri Press, 1993), especially 273–76, 379–85.
52. Richard Cornuelle, Oral History outtakes, ARP.
53. Rose Wilder Lane to AR, October 11, 1946, ARP 142-LAx.
54. AR to Rose Wilder Lane, November 30, 1945, Letters, 238; AR to Rose Wilder Lane,
August 21, 1946, Letters, 307.
55. Rose Wilder Lane to AR, August 24, 1946, ARP 142-LAx.
56. Rose Wilder Lane to AR, October 11, 1946, ARP 142-LAx.
57. AR to Rose Wilder Lane, November 3, 1946, Letters, 343–50.
58. Rose Wilder Lane to AR, November 6, 1946, ARP 142-LAx.
59. AR to Rose Wilder Lane, December 1946, Letters, 353.
60. AR to Rose Wilder Lane, November 3, 1946, Letters, 350.
61. AR to Marie Strachnov, August 8, 1946, Letters, 302.
62. Ayn Rand, “Screen Guide for Americans,” Plain Talk, November 1947, 37–42,
reprinted in Journals, 356.
63. Ayn Rand, “Testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee,
October 20, 1947,” Journals, 380. Contemporary reaction is in Joseph North, “Torquemada
in Technicolor,” New Masses, November 4, 1947; Garry Wills, introduction to Lillian
Hellman, Scoundrel Time (Boston: Little Brown, 1976), 1–2. Rand’s testimony is covered
in Robert Mayhew, Ayn Rand and Song of Russia: Communism and Anti-Communism in
1940s Hollywood (Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2005).
64. Mayhew, Ayn Rand and Song of Russia, 379.
65. Rand’s notes about her testimony are reprinted in Journals, 381–86. AR to Edna
Lonigen, March 26, 1949, ARP 111–01D.
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