All previous surveys are dwarfed into insignificance by one which culminates in a national bureau containing the story of every person in the country from birth to death! But this gigantic survey will have to wait for occupational surveys, at which we have made a beginning but only a beginning. Now, argues Mr. Sublette, is the moment for communities to make such surveys—the number of positions to be covered is at a minimum and plenty of persons are available for the task at low cost. Vocational counseling, along with every other part of the educational process, will benefit from the findings, becoming better as its basis of facts becomes broade