ALCOHOL EDUCATION IN THE LAND OF THE PYRAMIDS.

White Ribbon, Volume 43, Issue 511, 18 May 1938, Page 1

ALCOHOL EDUCATION IN THE LAND OF THE PYRAMIDS.

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Interesting detail* conci i nitu: t< m work In the land of the I' < ontained In a i•■ • m l< , Hm\ man, coi n spond i \ hi' ihe W bite Ribl . 11..11 -I K I Minim National Temi* ram i w ■ ,i n..\ ember h one "i the voriI T girla of ihe i hoo "it was rn hi. The m i;\ h Habi io. a nil ted in tin \m<ii< ai VII lon (til Is' i lie American I Iversity, Ind . i i H \ M I e aid, "bj the lnt< i• it tak« n bj i si udents in world probk ms. :t I'• .i<-. I 'onf< r. ■lire. time to 'i" i" "''i' al woi U amons .,n \ oung ladlea are takli right direction bj m temperance. Take in all tiit important problems of in l*«i or 10 yeau some of the I ■.? w ill l».' > our » oi m. n will the) bet That da on j ou; on the Ideals \<m and the example you a»t bel •i." in . ning an audience ol I K), n • ofl tli. BStab* i oi U ~i'«i. I lea Habib'a . we" ,-', in • intern and other aocUU evils. She •i >■ i i, ma la ■ helpful pow< r, hundred women :'t' ( ' an active one thousand women are i ding |uiui r, and one million . an an m\ inclble pow< r." Bhe that induatraal • ncj and Um refore pi oducth ity Inthe United Btatea during hlbltton bni reminded her henrera ■ lon can nev< i irl) • : braining In the h

Ha bib Is tln editor of lh< i. ki> Journal, the i tian Worn 11- is ecretai j <»i >nn< il ol lllnlat< The auppoii being ;riven the organ! tuition bj u"\ 'i i mi- "i "ii;. ..is and neral I? xhow n b) an article riiiu In the ' November IT. under 'I ling, ial Alcohol (education \\ -i k part nt ,\ bit ii is produced hei • •'K..i- man) ,! " Won < 'liriatl in I nlon foi ''" I 'rohibition of I »rink and IM us h i ■11• 11 % elj op

these vii ea in Eg) pi Tins a ~ s| • Ign is being promoted in town- and villages, b) means of lanti in lectures, distribution of leafleta and posters, and displays <>i object leaaona, to siuiv. the aaurra canned b) drink and dims, w I.o.n*' rav.r:«s < Ilail.stoiH' oik*' sail I ':nf ,m<at»T than thos» of war. pestilence and famine combined.' •in tin- last three ream the Tern usee I'mon's young men worker?

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with all their might, '<' the . inert srall 11 the shadow two in a tin I I he 11(mii spent in ■ I he chlH .ii ]■' houi the .tin. nut \ Ihe ■

iv i! ,s ..i h from The ■ w »-d > riv it the < n<! of th ire iiim^i that the !♦•< hii In. A in.ii. n In his h< whei numbei ol frien i) demand ■ ■ imen folk. In vll lion from •mist he held In each part.

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the plcturaa hi n overhi tern la i ulata dk> 11. i \ • found in \ lllaun Ih>iii» I lull . ired poaaaaalon." I*i• ■'■ T' mperam « w < ek, u tem uice ex hlhtt i foi thn • in ■ mi. nt mo'h l wnrkshop, :iii<t v kaited • udenti i.' Sad!-.: ">i < onferen I the tip (Mi list in. Bndeavour convention .nt. and the next t.» climb" national T i . convention a hlch • li'-l<l in • 'aim in FN i»i uai > K being put forth, sayi M . help :.. ;• ■ i'!' and I out h Into real araj >nd