Time for Sex

Even people in Boston--even Lowells and Cabots--admit the existence of sex. Said Mrs. Hugh Cabot Jr. last week: "I've been interested for a long, long time in this whole subject." Mrs. Cabot's interesting remark was heard by listeners to station WEEI. She and Dr. W. Linwood Chase, director of the Massachusetts Society for Social Hygiene, thereupon went on to discuss sex education for children.

Each Monday during the summer, Dr. Chase and some prominent Boston women will tackle the same subject. Sponsored by the Greater Boston Community Fund, the program is aired at a time usually devoted to children's shows (5:30 p.m. E.D.S.T.). The first discussion urged parents to answer their children's questions honestly, to provide early sex education without fairy tales. Some future topics: "Questions Children Ask and Don't Ask"; "Puppy Love: Dating Dos and Don'ts."

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