A book which tells of a successful administration of prison systems in the sense of its ability to rehabilitate the offenders and turn them back into the community as good citizens; at least so far as the record goes this has been the result, relatively speaking, in a large number of cases. As one reads the book and attempts to visualize what has happened it is realized that here is a well-thought-out, consistently planned scheme, effectively put into operation and maintained, and as such should receive