cannot possibly exist at the moment; but rather, exhaust ourselves in the dissection of previous views. For instance, the whole realm of morality and ethics is something that has osoaped the attention of women by and large. And, it needs the attention of intellectual women most desperately. I think it is about time that equipped women began to take on some of the ethical questions which a male dominated culture has produced and dissect and analyze them quite to pieces in a seri– ous fashion. It is time that 'half the human race' had something to say about the nature of its existence. Otherwise without revised basic thinking the woman intellectual is likely to find herself trying to draw conclusions moral conclusions based on acceptance of a social moral superstructure which has never admitted to the equality of women and is therefore immoral itself. As per marriage, as per sexual practices, as per the rearing of children, eto. In this kind of work there may be women to emerge who will be able to formulate a new and possible concept that homosexual persecution and condemnation has at its roots not only social ignorance, but a philosophically active anti-feminist dogma. But that is but a kernel of a speculative embryonic idea improperly introduced here."

L.N., New York, N.Y.

NEW ADDITION TO THE HOMOSEXUAL PRESS!

"The Lark News" made its debut in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania in April of this year. The publication, a "local newsette", is published by the "ELL" Club, a non-profit organization of both men and women.

The group has been in operation since November, 1956 and boasts approximately 85 members in good standing. Application for a state Charter is now in process.

The purpose of the organization is to "bring closer unity between men and women homophiles, to help them to understand themselves and make their own adjustment to society, and to work for acceptance by the general public".

Anyone interested in contacting the "ELL" Club may write c/o Lark Hotel, 302 DeKalb St., Bridgeport, Penn.