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“Sanity in Sex” is well named. The author has produced a most excellent book on the general subject of social hygiene in which he has discussed the subject in an eminently simple but forceful way. The forepart of the book is taken up largely with a review of the work which has been accomplished in the Army and in various industrial plants. The latter part of the work deals with such matters as conjugal
relations and birth control. There is a very good chapter on psychoanalysis. The book is to be commended to the laity as an excellent statement of the needs of enlightenment in matters of sex.
White