LOVE-MAKING
STANDARD AMONG BOYS
WAS NEVER HIGHER
LONDON, July 31.
“The actual technique of love-
making among young boys has never attained a higher standard than today” said Mr P. F. Lee, discussing the problem of adolescent unemployed in an address at the British Social Hygiene Conference. “We should think what message social hygiene has for unemployed adults upon whom the public conscience frowns because they marry and have children upon the dole,” he added.
Mr Ward Cutler, a biologist, urged that sex should be spelt with a small “s.” He was tired of “sex novels,” and “sex films,” which seemed to assume that sex was a modern discovery instead of a biological subject. If children were brought up to see sex in its proper perspective there would not be the awful sex complex from which people were now suffering. Professor A. E. Heath said that he foresaw a period of discipline for Britain similar to that in Russia and Italy, which would be directed toward producing a series of standard types useful to the State.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 198, 17 August 1933, Page 3
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