The Past as Prologue; P. L. Poirot

Much that same question was asked in 1957 by Professor Sylvester Petro, ((Do Antitrust Laws Preserve Competition?" And he, too, concluded then, as we must today, that not more laws and controls but more freedom of choice is the appropriate solution. And once again, at the approach of the April 15 tax deadline, it is appro priate to review the background information shared twenty years ago by John Chamberlain. The statistics cited then concerning the impact of ((The Progressive Income Tax" need to be modified by the subsequent decades of aggravated inflation. But, again, the message is clear: unlimited govern ment and unlimited taxation are not the terms and conditions of a humane society. , 216 Hans F. Sennholz THE NEW international crises sparked in the Middle East, and the constant danger of another world war, need not surprise the student of contem porary international relations and economic policies. The ideology of socialism and interventionism has swayed our foreign relations, and the policies of Welfare States have destroyed international peace and order.