CURRENT BULLETIN REVIEWS.

The article present an overview of pamphlets dealing with the most important contemporary problems, represents something relatively new in the U.S. public education. Eleven of the pamphlets now being considered deal specifically with problems related to the post-war world, three are focused on the issue of race relations, and two are concerned with questions of a more abstract nature, namely constitutional rights and the relation between religion and democracy. The bulletin, "Adventures in small-scale rural enterprises in South Carolina" contains a series of human interest stories dealing with some of these enterprises and the people responsible for them. Small rural industries may play an important role in the future economic development of the South. They also offer possibilities for rehabilitating wounded soldiers. Besides making a definite contribution to the production of food, fiber and other things needed for war, such industries provide market outlets for farm products, employ farm people and bring in extra profits for farmers.