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The New Generation Apr 1938; with article by FW Stella Browne 'Abortion Law Reform'. The Modern Law Review Sep 1938, Vol II no 2.
Medicine Today and Tomorrow, Oct 1938, no 12.
The Modern Law Review, Dec 1938, Vol II no 3.
The Nation (USA), 5 Apr 1939.
i>Back Street Surgery by Maud Ryan, Margot Edgecombe and Janet Chance (1947). One hundred and fifty years of birth control: Margaret Sanger Research Bureau, 1948.
News and notes, The Ethical Union, Feb 1953.
In desperation: letters sent to the Abortion Law Reform Association.

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