The relationship between the white man and the colored woman in countries under the dominion of the white races presents a problem which increasingly demands attention. The author describes from personal" observation the white man's life in the Bast, the licensed immorality of the Straits Settlement and Japan, and the irregular alliances of the rubber planter, of the Anglo-Burman and the tea planter of Ceylon, and points out the difficulties likely to arise in the near future in dealing with the colored offspring of these associations.