March

145 Training in Trust Harold O. J. Brown 149 A theologian rev"iews the works of the late Karl Heim on the importance of mutual trust in human affairs. Distinguished Everybodies Helpful suggestions for' finding life's meaning. Archie Peace 156 The Rise and' Fall of England: 13. Reform Id'eas into Political Action Clarence B. Carson 158 How the Liberal Party under Lloyd George gave way. to the labour Party and political implementation of socialism before and during World War I. A Housing Policy for Great Britain J. Enoch Powell 171 An exciting speculation on the advantages of denationalizing the housing business. Hands Off Southern Africa William Henry Chamberlin 176 By what right does the U. S. Government pretend to solve the racial problems of other nations? Dynamics of the Free Market Robert H. Eagle 183 How the profit and loss system serves the people at a tolerable rate of change. Book Reviews: 186 liThe Third World" by Franco Nogueira "Dagger in the Heart: American Policy Failures in Cuba" by Mario Lazo "The American University - How It Runs, Where It is Going" by Jacques Barzun Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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