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Economics of price fixing, The. 6: 366-368 ATTRACTION, power of-See Voluntarism AUTO-safety standards (Friedman) 8:507 508 AUTOMATION Labor union demands mean more inflation (Fertig) 7: 430-431 BAIT and the hook, The (Carson) 2: 83-91 BANKRUPTCY of "liberalism," The (Carson) 12:707-715 BARGER, Melvin D. Alternative to compulsion. 10: 605-611 Mixed economy mirage, The. 11: 697-700 BASIC realities, The (Read) 11: 683-687 BASTIA T, Frederic-ideas of Liberty and law (Wood) 4:206 Plato, your philosopher king has been found! (Read) 9: 534ff BEAUTY and common sense (National For est Products) 9: 528-529 BECAUSE I am an individualist (Wortham) 11: 679-682 BENNETT, Mary Jean. See Book reviews (Moley) BIGGERS, W. Watts Freedom: our dilemma. 3: 155-157 BLEIL, Gordon B. Case of the bulletin board, The. 1: 23-24 BOHM-BA WERK, Eugen Man who answered Marx, The (Lipton) 10:597-602 BOY who didn't cry "wolf!" The (Copeland) 5: 283-284 BRADFORD, Ralph Contented slavery (excerpt) 5:280 What's going on here? 11: 647-655 BRANDT, Karl Can food supply keep pace with popula tion growth? 1: 18-23 BREESE, Edward Y.

Great society, A: homemade, self-operated, and really free. 11: 656-661 I can be free. 8: 490-492 BROZEN, Yale Rule by markets versus rule by men. 9: 515 528 BURCHETT, Randall E. Voices behind you. 5:314-316 BUREAUCRACY Bureaucratic blight (Chamberlin) 1: 34-41 Mr. Kappel's dilemma (Read) 6:350-355 Organized irresponsibility (Carson) 3: 164174 BUSINESS, social progress, and religion (Moreell) 7: 399-413 BUSINESSMAN /entrepreneur, role of Challenge of business, The (Rose) 3: 158-163 Creators of wealth (Smith) 5: 298-301 Stand of one's own, A (Warmbier) 8: 470-471 BYRON (Lord) Prisoner of ehillon, The (excerpt) 5: 277 CAN food supply keep pace with population growth? (Brandt) 1: 18-23 CANADA Socialism in Saskatchewan (Thatcher) 1: 3-9 CARNEY, Patricia Thank-you note, A. 6: 378 CARREL, Alexis - quoted Plato, your philosopher king has been found! (Read) 9:531ff CARSON, Clarence B. Bait and the hook, The. 2:83-91 761 762 THE FREEMAN December Bankruptcy of "liberalism," The. 12: 707 715 New feudalism, The. 7: 432-444 Organized irresponsibility. 3: 164-174 CASE of the bulletin board, The (Bleil) 1 :23-24 CHALLENGE of business, The (Rose) 3: 158-163 CHAMBERLAIN, John. See Book reviews CHAMBERLIN, William Henry Bureaucratic blight. 1: 34-41 Communism after fifty years. 8: 463-469 Gap between earning and receiving, The.

4: 235-242 In memoriam: Konrad Adenauer. 7:387-393 Men, not money, will overcome poverty. 3: 135-140 See also Book reviews (Tavares de Sa) CHRISTENSEN, N. C. How leaners lose their freedom. 11: 643-646 CIVILIZA TIO N /heritage /tradition Discipline in life (Royal Bank of Canada) 11: 688-696 Principles of progress (Newell) 5:285-291 Rise and the fall, The (Read) 5: 292-297 COLESON, Edward P. Economic development of emerging na tions. 5: 302-313 Post mortem on the Lister centennial. 8 :472-477 COMMUNISM Communism - American style (Moreell) 9: 558-561 Communism after fifty years (Chamber lin) 8: 463-469 Fruit of communism: socialistic redistribu tion (Mahaffy) 9: 562-570 COMPETITION Antitrust and the fear of bigness (Flem ing) 6: 369-378 Purposes of antitrust, The (Fleming) 4:223ff War on property, The (Poirot) 10:581£f COMPULSION / coercion /power Alternative to compulsion (Barger) 10: 606ff Moral equivalent of power, The (Howard) 4:207-214 Why run ourselves out of business? (Read) 8 :453ff CONSCRIPTION Youth corps for America? A (Roche) 4: 195-202 CONSERV A TION Beauty and common sense (National Forest Products) 9:528-529 CONTRACT, freedom/right of Prophets, jurists, and property (Palmer) 2:92-108 CONTRACT state, freedom and (Warmbier) 10: 591-593 CONTROL of wages and incomes in Britain, The (Winder) 4:231-234 CONTROLLING HCL (Paton) 1:25-31 COPELAND, Helen Boy who didn't cry "wolf!" The. 5: 283-284 CREA TORS of wealth (Smith) 5: 298-301 CURSE and cure of covetousness, The (Read) 12:716-718 CURTISS, W. M.

Population problem, The. 5: 259-264 Taxation theory. 11: 674-679 DECISIONS and progress (Evanoff) 10:612 613 DEFENSIVE force vs. compulsion My freedom depends on yours (Russell) 12:749ff DeHUSZAR, George B. Individual liberty and "the humanities." 12: 719-723 DEMOCRACY, majority rule American federalism: 3 (Roche) 2: 112ff Power: 2 ( Roche) 7: 420-429 DISCIPLINE in life (Royal Bank of Can ada) 11: 688-696 DISPENSA TION of teaching, The (Mar shall) 10: 629-633 DOMESTIC inflation versus international solvency ( North) 2: 67-72 DON'T pamper the rookies (Sparks) 1:9-10 ECONOMIC calculation Private ownership ••..a must! (Hazlitt) 6:342-349 ECONOMIC development/progress Economic development of emerging nations (Coleson) 5:302-313 Great society, A (Breese) 11:656-661 Investing in yourself (Tyson) 4:243-249 ECONOMIC prediction Right premise-wrong conclusion (Fertig) 1:11-17 ECONOMICS of price fixing, The (Armen tano) 6: 366-368 EDUCATION, higher Effect of liberalism on the campus, The ( Howard) 10: 627-628 University and secondary education, The (Nelson) 12:724-731 What's going on here? (Bradford) 11:647 655 EDUCATION, theory of Dispensation of teaching, The (Marshall) 10: 629-633 Person of Quality, A (Royal Bank of Can ada) 8:481-489 Some reflections on education (Paton) 12 :732-737 1967 INDEX 763 EMINENT domain Federal bulldozer, The (Anderson) 10:617ff EPIT APH for a patriot (Morano) 7: 394-398 EQUALITY Equality: the level of mediocrity (Kershner) 6:340-341 Tale of two words, A (Lipton) 12:752-756 ERASMUS. reform, and the remnant (Thornton) 6: 356-365 ETERN AL vigilance (anthology) 5: 276-283 EVANOFF, Alexander Decisions and progress. 10:612-613 See also Book reviews (Read) FALSE remedy, A (Hazlitt) 7:414-415 F AMIL Y life. parental responsibility Discipline in life (Royal Bank of Canada) 11: 693ff Don't pamper the rookies (Sparks) 1:9-10 Population problem, The (Curtiss) 5:259-264 FEDERAL bulldozer, The (Anderson) 10:614-626 FEDERAL Trade Commission Antitrust and the fear of bigness (Flem ing) 6:370ff Purposes of antitrust, The (Fleming) 4:221ff FEDERALISM vs. nationalism American federalism: 2 (Roche) 1: 45-56 FERTIG, Lawrence Giving a hand to small business. 9: 538-540 Labor union demands mean more inflation.

7:430-431 Right premise-wrong conclusion. 1: 11-17 FEUDALISM, new. (Carson) 7:432-444 FLEMING, Harold M. Antitrust and the fear of bigness. 6:369-378 Antitrust "humbug." 5:267-275 Pricing of gasoline, The. 3: 175-184 Purposes of antitrust, The. 4: 221-230 FOOD and Drug Administration Controlling HCL (Paton) 1: 25-31 FREE enterprise. free market system Basic realities. The (Read) 11: 683-687 Challenge of business. The (Rose) 3:158 163 Plato, your philosopher king has been found! (Read) 9:530-538 Rule by markets versus rule by men ( Brozen ) 9: 515-528 Stand of one's own, A (Warmbier) 8:470-471 FREEDOM Decisions and progress (Evanoff) 10:612-613 Individual liberty and "the humanities" (deHuszar) 12: 719-723 My freedom depends on yours (Russell) 12:738-752 Search for reason, A (Tuccille) 10:634-636 FREEDOM, loss of Communism-American style (Moreell) 9:558-561 Government by better men (Newell) 3:131-134 Last candle, The (Schreiber) 7: 416-419 My freedom depends on yours (Russell) 12:743« Power: 3 (Roche) 8: 493-506 FREEDOM: our dilemma (Biggers) 3: 155-157 FREEDOM and the contract state (Warm bier) 10: 591-593 FREEDOM of the press Liberty's decline in Britain (Wilson) 4:218ff Press and the "people's right to know,"

The (Merrill) 2: 108-111 FREEDOM'S theory of value (Read) 10:594-596 FRIEDMAN, Milton Auto-safety standards. 8: 507-508 FRUIT of communism, The (Mahaffy) 9:562-570 GAP between earning and receiving, The (Chamberlin) 4: 235-242 GASOLINE, the pricing of (Fleming) 3: 175-184 GERMANY In memoriam: Konrad Adenauer (Cham berlin) 7: 387-39'1 GILLETT, Elizabeth-See Book reviews (Rand) GIVING a hand to small business (Fertig) 9:538-540 GOMPERS, Samuel Legislated security is bondage (excerpt) 5:279-280 GOVERNMENT by better men (Newell) 3: 131-134 GOVERNMENT, role of Power: 1 (Roche) 6: 326-339 Tale of two words, A (Lipton) 12:752-756 GOVERNMENT controls/regulations Auto-safety standards (Friedman) 8:507-508 Controlling HCL (Paton) 1:25-31 Organized irresponsibility (Carson) 3: 164 174 GOVERNMENT (vs. free) enterprise Is it practical? (Sparks) 8: 459-462 See also Post Offi~e GOVERNMENT interference/intt!rvention Bait and the hook. The (Carson) 2: R3-91 Bankruptcy of "liberalism," The (Carson) 12:707-715 764 THE FREEMAN December Freedom and the contract state (Warm bier) 10:591-593 Giving a hand to small business (Fertig) 9:538-540 Mixed economy mirage, The (Barger) 11 :697-700 Rule by markets versus rule by men (Brozen) 9: 515-528 War on property, The (Poirot) 10:583ff GOVERNMENT spending Bureaucratic blight (Chamberlin) 1: 37ff Inflation (Harper) 11: 665ff Taxation theory (Curtiss) 11:674-679 GREA T Britain Control of wages and incomes in Britain, The (Winder) 4:231-234 Liberty's decline in Britain (Wilson) 4: 215-220 Selective employment tax, The (Winder) 3: 141-143 Tale of two words, A (Lipton) 12:752-756 GREAT society, A (Breese) 11:656-661 HAMMOND, Richard D.

Miracle? A. 10:603-604 HARPER, F. A. Inflation. 11: 662-673 Liberty (excerpt) 5: 280 HAZLITT, Henry False remedy, A. 7:414-415 How should prices be determiner1? 2: 73-82 Private ownership .... a must! 6: 342-349 Promise to inflate, A. 5: 265-266 World-wide inflation. 9:556-557 See also Book reviews (Watts) HISTORY Power: 1 (Roche) 6:326-339 Prophets, jurists, and property (Palmer) 2:99ff Rise and the fall, The (Read) 5: 292-297 HORACE That invaluable jewel, liberty (excerpt) 5:278 HOW leaners lose their freedom (Christen sen) 11: 643-646 HOW should prices be determined? (Hazlitt) 2: 73-82 HOWARD, John A. Effect of liberalism on the campus, The 10:627-628 Moral equivalent of power, The. 4:207-214 I can be free (Breese) 8:490-492 IDEAS, importance of Dispensation of teaching, The (Marshall) 10: 629-633 ImpreR'nable freedom, The (Sargent) 1:57-59 Post mortem on the Lister centennial (Coleson) 8:475ff Search for reason, A (Tuccille) 10:634-636 IMPREGNABLE freedom, The (Sargent) 1: 57-59 IN memoriam: Konrad Adenauer (Cham berlin) 7:387-393 INDIVIDUAL liberty and "the humanities"

(deHuszar) 12:719-723 INDIVIDUAL rights and freedom Last candle, The (Schreiber) 7: 416-419 Principles of progress (Newell) 5: 285-291 Tale of two words, A (Lipton) 12:752-756 INDIVIDUALIST, because I am an (Wortham) 11:679-682 INDUSTRIAL Revolution, industrialization Post mortem on the Lister centennial (Coleson) 8:476ff INEQU ALITY, human variation Equality: the level of mediocrity ( Kershner) 6: 340-341 Men, not money, will overcome poverty (Chamberlin) 3: 137ff INFLATION (Harper) 11: 662-673 INFLA TION, British Control of wages and incomes in Britain, The (Winder) 4:231-234 INFLA TION, U. S.-See Money INVESTING in yourself (Tyson) 4:243-249 IS it practical? (Sparks) 8: 459-462 IRRESPONSIBILITY, organized (Carson) 3:164-174 JUNIOR Achievement Challenge of business, The (Rose) 3: 158-163 JUSTICE Because I am an individualist (Wortham) 11 :679-682 Prophets, jurists, and property (Palmer) 2:98ff KAPPEL, Frederick (A T & T) Mr. Kappel's dilemma (Read) 6: 350-355 KERSHNER, Howard E.

Equality: the level of mediocrity. 6: 340-341 KEYNES, John Maynard-ideas of Domestic inflation versus international solvency (North) 2:68ff Economic development of emerging na tions (Coleson) I): 311 ff False remedy, A (HazIitt) 7:414-415 LABOR/wages/unions False remedy, A (Hazlitt) 7:414-415 Labor union demands mean more inflation (Fertig) .7: 430-431 LAST candle, The (Schreiber) 7:416-419 LET's not worry about the world (Thornton) 1 :42-44 1967 INDEX 765 LIBERALISM, modern Bankruptcy of "liberalism," The (Carson) 12:707-715 Effect of liberalism on the campus, The ( Howard) 10 :627-628 LIBERTY and law (Wood) 4:203-206 LIBERTY'S decline in Britain (Wilson) 4: 215-220 LIPTON, Dean Man who answered Marx, The. 10:597-602 Tale of two words, A. 12: 752-756 LISTER (Joseph) centennial, post mortem (Coleson) 8:472ff MAHAFFY. Francis E. Fruit of communism~ The: socialistic re distribution. 9: 562-570 MARSHALL, Max S.

Dispensation of teaching, The. 10: 629-633 MARX (Karl) the man who answered (Lipton) 10:597-602 MEDICAL care/treatment Bureaucratic blight (Chamberlin) 1: 39ff Post mortem on the Lister centennial (Coleson) 8: 472ff Socialism in Saskatchewan (Thatcher) 1: 5 MEN, not money, will overcome poverty (Chamberlin) 3: 135-140 MERRILL, John C. Press and the "people's right to know," The. 2: 108-111 MILL, John Stuart - ideas of Freedom and the contract state (Warm bier) 10:591-593 MIRACLE? A (Hammond) 10:603-604 MIXED economy mirage, The (Barger) 11 :697-700 MONEY, monetary policy Domestic inflation versus international solvency (North) 2:67-72 False remedy, A (Hazlitt) 7:414-415 Inflation (Harper) 11: 662-673 Labor union demands mean more inflation ( Fertig) 7: 430-431 Promise to inflate, A (Hazlitt) 5:265-266 Right premise - wrong conclusion (Fertig) 1: 11-17 World-wide inflation (Hazlitt) 9:556-557 MONOPOLY /oligopoly How should prices be determined?

(Hazlitt) 2: 78ff Review of Galbraith's The new industrial state (Chamberlain) 11: 702ff Sep-also Antitrust; Competition MORAL equivalent of power, The (Howard) 4: 207-214 MORALITY /ethics/religious principles American federalism: 4 (Roche) 3: 144-154 Basic realities, The (Read) 11: 683-687 Business, social progress, and religion (Moreell) 7:399-413 Erasmus, reform, and the remnant (Thornton) 6: 356-365 Power:4 (Roche) 9:541-555 Principles of progress (Newell) 5: 285-291 Why run ourselves out of business? (Read) 8:451-458 MORANO, Jack Epitaph for a patriot. 7: 394-398 MOREELL, Ben Business, social progress, and religion. 7: 399-413 Communism - American style. 9: 558-561 MY freedom depends on yours (Russell) 12:738-752 NANTUCKET, Quaker settlement Great society, A (Breese) 11:656-661 NATIONAL Forest Products Beauty and common sense. 9: 528-529 NATURAL law/order/justice Discipline in life (Royal Bank of Canada) 11: 688-696 Plato, your philosopher king has been found! (Read) 9: 530-538 Power: 1 (Roche) 6: 327ff NEGROES, rights and riots Because I am an individualist (Wortham) 11: 679-682 Federal bulldozer, The (Anderson) 10:618 & 624 War on property, The (Poirot) 10:587ff NELSON, John O.

University and secondary education, The. 12: 724-731 NEW economics on display, The (Read) 1 :32-33 NEW feudalism, The (Carson) 7: 432-444 NEWELL, Robert K. Government by better men. 3: 131-134 Principles of progress. 5: 285-291 NORTH, Gary Domestic inflation versus international solvency. 2:67-72 See also Book reviews (Nisbet) OCCUP ATION AL/professional guidance University and secondary education, The (Nelson) 12: 724-731 ORGANIZED irresponsibility (Carson) 3:164-174 PALMER, William J. Prophets, jurists, and property. 2:92-108 PATON, W. A. Controlling HCL. 1: 25-31 Some reflections on education. 12: 732-737 PATRIOT, epitaph for (Morano) 7:394-398 766 THE FREEMAN December PERSON of quality, A (Royal Bank of Canada) 8:481-489 PLA TO, your philosopher king has been found! (Read) 9: 530-538 POIROT, Paul L. Security with a vengeance. 6: 323-325 War on property, The. 10:579-590 POLITICAL power American federalism:3 (Roche) 2: 112-124 Bait and the hook, The (Carson) 2:83-91 Government by better men (Newell) 3: 131-134 POPULATION and production Can food supply keep pace with popula tion growth? (Brandt) 1:18-23 Economic development of emerging na tions (Coleson) 5: 302-313 Population problem, The (Curtiss) 5 :259-264 POST mortem on the Lister centennial (Coleson) 8:472-477 POST Office, U. S.

Mr. Kappel's dilemma (Read) 6:350-355 New economics on display, The (Read) 1: 32-33 "POVERTY" and government action How leaners lose their freeQom (Christensen) 11: 643-646 Men, not money, will overcome poverty (Chamberlin) 3: 135-140 War on property, The (Poirot) 10:579-590 POVERTY of what? (Thompson) 8:478-48"0 POWER - See Roche PRESS and the "people's right to know," The (Merrill) 2: 108-111 PRICES/pricing Economics of price fixing, The (Armentano) 6: 366-368 How should prices be determined? (Hazlitt) 2:73-82 In fla tion (Harper) 11: 668ff Pricing of gasoline, The (Fleming) 3: 175-184 Private ownership .... a must! (Hazlitt) 6: 342-349 Rule by markets versus rule by men (Brozen) 9:515-528 Why run ourselves out of business? (Read) 8:451-458 PRINCIPLES of progress (Newell) 5:285-291 PRIV ATE ownership .... a must! (Hazlitt) 6:342-349 PROMISE to inflate, A (Hazlitt) 5: 265-266 PROPERTY, ownership and distribution Fruit of C'ommunism, The (Mahaffy) 9: 562-570 Private ownership .... a must! (Hazlitt) 6:348ff Prophets, jurists, and property ( Palmer) 2: 92-108 War on property, The (Poirot) 10:579-590 PROPHETS, jurists, and property (Palmer) 2: 92-108 PUBLIC interest/sector Federal bulldozer, The (Anderson) 10: 616ff War on property, The (Poirot) 10:584ff PURPOSES of antitrust, The (Fleming) 4: 221-230 READ, Leonard E.

Basic realities, The. 11: 683-687 Curse and cure of covetousness, The. 12: 716-718 Freedom's theory of value. 10: 594-596 Mr. Kappel's dilemma. 6:350-355 New economics on display, The. 1:32-33 Plato, your philosopher king has been found! 9: 530-538 Rise and the fall, The. 5: 292-297 Why is slavery possible? 5: 281-283 Why run ourselves out of business? 8: 451-458 REAM, Norman S. See Book reviews (Howard) REMNANT, Erasmus, reform and the (Thornton) 6: 362ff RESPONSIBILITY, individual Don't pamper the rookies (Sparks) 1: 9-10 Government by better men (Newell) 3: 131-134 Great society, A (Breese) 11:656-661 How leaners Jose their freedom (Christensen) 11: 643-646 I can be free (Breese) 8: 490-492 Poverty of what? (Thompson) 8: 4n-480 Why run ourselves out of business? (Read) 8: 451-458 RIGHT premise-wrong conclusion (Fertig) 1:11-17 RISE and the fall, The (Read) 5: 292-297 ROCHE, George Charles, III American federalism (2) History, 1: 45-56 (3) Erosion, 2:112-124 (4) Future, 3: 144-154 Power (1) History, 6: 326-339 (2) Some modern manifestations, 7: 420-429 (3) Social effects, 8: 493-506 (4) Prospects, 9: 541-555 Youth corps for America? A. 4: 195-202 See also Book reviews (Coleson: Crane: Martin: Virginia Commission) ROSE,Tom Challenge of business, The. 3: 158-163 1967 INDEX 767 ROYAL Bank of Canada Discipline in life. 11: 688-696 Person of quality, A. 8:481-489 RULE by markets versus rule by men ( Brozen) 9: 515-528 RUSSELL, Dean My freedom depends on yours. 12: 738-752 RUSSIA Communism after fifty years (Chamber lin) 8: 463-469 Private ownership .... a must! (Hazlitt) 6:342-349 RUTLEDGE, Archibald Security may betray us (excerpt) 5:278-279 SAFETY measures/standards Auto-safety standards (Friedman) 8: 507-508 Security with a vengeance (Poirot) 6 :323-325 SARGENT, Lois H.

Impregnable freedom, The. 1 :57-59 SA VINGS and investment Creators of wealth (Smith) 5:298-301 Investing in yourself (Tyson) 4: 243-249 Security with a vengeance (Poirot) 6: 323-325 SCHREIBER, Jack Last candle, The. 7:416-419 SEARCH for reason, A (Tuccille) 10:634-636 SECURITY, government-guaranteed Eternal vigilance (an anthology) 5:276-283 Security with a vengeance (Poirot) 6: 323-325 SELECTIVE employment tax, The (Winder) 3: 141-143 SELF-discipline Discipline in life (Royal Bank of Canada) 11: 688-696 Let's not worry about the world (Thornton) 1 :42-44 SELF-improvement Curse and cure of covetousness, The (Read) 12: 716-718 Decisions and progress (Evanoff) 10:612-613 Erasmus, reform, and the remnant (Thornton) 6: 356-365 Freedom: our dilemma (Biggers) 3: 155-157 Person of quality, A (Royal Bank of Canada) 8:481-489 Poverty of what? (Thompson) 8: 478-480 Voices behind you (Burchett) 5:314-316 SMALL business, giving a hand to (Fertig) 9: 538-540 SMITH, Harry Lee Creators of wealth. 5:298-301 SOCIAL Security War on property, The (Poirot) 10:584ff SOCIALISM in Saskatchewan (Thatcher) 1:3-9 SOCIALISTIC redistribution, fruit of communism (Mahaffy) 9: 562-570 SOCIALISTIC trend, U. S.

American federalism: 3 (Roche) 2: 112-124 Bankruptcy of "liberalism," The (Carson) 12: 707-715 Freedom and the contract state (Warmbier) 10:591-593 Gap between earning and receiving, The (Chamberlin) 4: 235-242 Mixed economy mirage, The (Barger) 11 :697-700 Principles of progress (Newell) 5:285-291 SOME reflections on education (Paton) 12: 732-737 SPARKS, John C. Don't pamper the rookies. 1: 9-10 Is it practical? 8: 459-462 ST AND of one's own, A (Warmbier) 8:470-471 ST ANDARD Oil Company Antitrust and the fear of bigness (Fleming) 6:373ff TALE of two words, A (Lipton) 12:752-756 TAXES/taxation Gap between earning and receiving (Chamberlin) 4: 235-242 Taxation theory (Curtiss) 11: 674-679 TEACHING, the dispensation of (Marshall) 10: 629-633 THANK-you note, A (Carney) 6:378 THA TCHER, W. Ross Socialism in Saskatchewan. 1: 3-9 THOMPSON, Donna Poverty of what? 8:478-480 THORNTON, Robert M.

Erasmus, reform, and the remnant. 6: 356-365 Let's not worry about the world. 1; 42-44 See also Book reviews (Rossiter) TOTALITARIANISM, centralized power Plato, your philosopher king has been found! (Read) 9:530-538 See also Roche, Power TUCCILLE, Jerome Search for Reason, A. 10: 634-636 TYSON, Robert C. Investing in yourself. 4: 243-249 U. S. CONSTITUTION, principles of Business, social progress, and religion (MoreelJ) 7: 399-413 See also Roche, American federalism U. S. SUPREME Court Review of BozelJ's The Warren revolution (Chamberlain) 7 :445-448 See also Antitrust 768 THE FREEMAN December UNIVERSITY and secondary education, The (Nelson) 12:724-731 URBAN renewal Federal bulldozer, The (Anderson) 10: 614-626 War on property, The (Poirot) 10:585ff VAL UE, value theory Freedom's theory of value (Read) 10:594-596 Man who answered Marx, The (Lipton) 10:597-602 VOICES behind you (Burchett) 5:314-316 VOL UNTARISM/ attraction vs. compulsion Alternative to compulsion (Barger) 10:605-611 Case of the bulletin board, The (Bleil) 1 :23-24 Liberty and law (Wood) 4:203-206 Miracle? A (Hammond) 10:603-604 WAR on property, The (Poirot) 10:579-590 W ARMBIER, Donald Freedom and the contract state. 10: 591-593 Stand of one's own, A. 8:470-471 WELF ARE state How leaners lose their freedom ( Christensen) 11: 643-646 Socialism in Saskatchewan (Thatcher) 1:3-9 See also "Poverty;" Security; etc.