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Utopia Lost: A Refutation of Human Responsibility William M. Manoogian 275 Socialist policies lead to the breakdown of families and social co operation. Help Wanted: Laborers Dennis L. Peterson 285 Great Americans tell how work leads to success. De-Industrializingthe Future Joseph P. Martino 288 Freedom is the way to assure future use of resources in the best interest of all concerned. "Planning" vs. the Free Market Henry Hazlitt 298 Instead of bureaucratic control, leave the individual to his choices in the market. Adversary Unionism John O. Nelson 307 The legal and moral incoherency of adversary unionism in government or private sectors. Book Reviews: 315 "The Lifelong Learner" by Ronald Gross "My School the City: A Memoir of New York in the Twenties" by Mortimer Smith "The Birth of the Transfer Society" by Terry L. Anderson and Peter J. Hill Anyonewishingto communicatewith authorsmay send first-classmail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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