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HE county planning program is buried. Whether the burial is Ta temporary war casualty or a burial in perpetuity is a matter of conjecture.2 Although the mores may not permit the exhumation of what is buried, nevertheless the social scientist is obligated to examine analytically the ideational culprits involved in the death march. The expenditure of a tremendous amount of human energy and money may not revert to the debit side of the ledger if an investigation of the county planning experience reveals basic fallacies in the program which may be avoided in the development of new programs. We must recognize, too, that county planning in reality may be buried but not dead. The possibility of a resurrection is not a fiction, particularly if post war activities necessitate a closer relationship between the federal government and smaller political units.
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