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Contents: The role of the life insurance company in health conservation programs, by L. K. Frankel; Co-operation between life insurance and trust companies, by E. A. Woods; Insurance of substandard lives, by Robert Henderson; Investment tendencies of life insurance companies, F. H. Ecker; Group life insurance, by W. J. Graham; Life insurance as an aid to education and philanthropy, by J. A. Stevenson; The modern life underwriter, by J. M. Holcombe, jr; Non-medical life insurance, by H. F. Larkin; Salary savings insurance, by R. L. Place; Inspection reports on persons as a factor in life insurance, by J. A. Fitzgerald; Beneficiary provisions under modern life insurance policies, by L. E. Thompson; Fraternal life insurance, by C. K. Knight.

Since enforcement of the new Constitution of Japan (1946), the Japanese fam has become increasingly democratized. Constitutional provisions, 'based on the principle of individual dignity & sexual equality,' required reform of the patriarchal fam system & has resulted in: (1) smaller size of Pam's, (2) decreased dependency on children in old age, (3) earlier marriage registration created by women's awareness of their rights, (4) a higher divorce rate, (5) no appreciable decrease in the traditional custom of inheritance of fam properties by the eldest son, but att's are changing among the `younger generations,' & (6) increased equality of women in the fam life areas of: (a) 'soc courtesies,' (b) attending events with husband, (c) `equality of meal,' (d) fam influence, & (e) increased participation in public life. P. D. Montagna.

A Life by Mamphela Ramphele. A Life, by Mamphela Ramphele, is reviewed.