FACTS GIVEN BY MR HODDER. M.A., TO ASHBURTON Y's.
We hear a lot about hip flasks among students in America. I have studied in Boston, which contains POO students, and never saw a hipflask, although 1 moved round among indents of each University. When in America. 1 studied prohibition from a young person's standpoint. 1 visited prison and police oflicers and compared figures, and in • very case found that the drunkenness among young people had diminished to almost nothing. I have lived in America six years and crossed it four times, each time In a different route, and I've stayed at most of the large cities, and I've seen more drunken men in Wellington in an hour, than during my whole stay n America. You can’t belie.e the newspaper reports about Prohibition in l .S.A. There are papers published in \nierica that enlarge on Police raids, etc., to aid the “Wets. There are also men paid to make prohibition look a failure by publishing false reports all over the world.
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White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 395, 18 June 1928, Page 13
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