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o I enclose my check (or money order) for $ _ o Please open a Coast Federal Savings accountD Individual D Joint in the name(s) of NAME _ STREET ---------CITY STATE _ 6·112A2 ·······:::••·))t~ Q ~ COAST FEDERAL SAVINGS ~" AND LDAN ASSOCIATION ~l:.> THE FREEMAN OCTOBER 1966 Vol. 16, No. 10 ", One's practice of freedom may be hindered by others, but there isn't any way to be free without doing it yourself , p. 3 ", The cost of living tends to rise in proportion to the extent that we let government lead our lives .......... p. 8 Y' Peter Farrell finds occasion, in the rash of strikes among transport work ers, to re-examine the case of the "free rider" p. 12 ", Dr. Mises offers some further thoughts on the wages of union vio lence in a timely selection from an earlier study p. 17 ", And Leonard Read follows with his own interpretation of the causes and consequences of the predatory actions of some persons against others .......... p. 21 ", A cartoon from Punch calls for a contrary view of the uses and abuses of compromise p. 28 ", In approaching the conclusion of his series on The Flight from Reality, Dr. Carson finds in Presidential 4-year plans some startling departures from the American tradition p. 30 ", A market research specialist points up some of the pitfalls of basing po litical action on the results of opinion polls p. 44 ", Timothy Wheeler finds something new in educational procedures and re sults when he visits the Academy of Basic Education, near Milwaukee .......... p.49 ", Who was Thomas Hollis? Murray Rothbard reminds us of the important role Hollis played in establishing liberty in America p. 56 ", Robert Lekachman's The Age of Keynes seems to John Chamberlain to be the same old story, however well written p. 60 Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.