“…If it is decided to make use of contraceptives, it is advisable to obtain expert advice from a medical man or woman specialising in contraceptive technique.* Contraceptives used under skilled supervision are harmless, but no reliance can be placed on methods used without proper knowledge and advice. …”

“…Joan's Social and Political Alliance : Does voting for the resolution imply that we favour advice and instruction in contraceptive methods being given at clinics set up by Local Authorities under the Public Health Acts? …”

“…Maternity and child welfare services, besides providing medical care, should be designed to include help with clothing, provision for caring for the other children while the mother is confined, home helps for mothers who are confined at home, and the Welfare centres should become educational and social centres for all mothers. Advice on contraception should be available to all women at Maternity and Child Welfare Centres, and specialists advice on fertility and other problems should be easily accessible. …”

“…Educated people are usually able to discuss at leisure the question of contraceptives with the professional men and women of their class, and benefit by the knowledge which science has advanced. …”

“…Yes; first, by using a contraceptive which gives confidence so there shall be freedom from fear of pregnancy; second, by making the husband understand that a greater love and joy is created in the relation when the union is consummated only when the woman desires it naturally. 15X/2/490/4…”

“…A simple and comprehensive survey of the present position in regard to contraceptives. *A.H. GRAY. Men, Women, and God. 1923. 3/6. pp. 200. …”

“…An arresting book by a London Police Court Magistrate, pleading for better teaching on sex subjects, and dealing especially with the question of contraception from both the practical and the ethical standpoints. …”

“…(d) By the use of contraceptives. The method of choosing times for sexual intercourse when conception is least likely to occur is open to objection on various grounds. …”

“…Now the Committee state that for women suffering from such organic disease and for their husbands "advice and instruction in contraceptive methods should be readily available from private practitioners, at hospitals or at gynaecological clinics set up by Local Authorities under the Public Health Acts in accordance with suggestions made by the Ministry of Health in Circular 1208 (1931)," but according to the interpretation of the existing law in that Circular and in Memorandum 157 M. …”