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We know Allied Youth and have confidence in its philosophy,
its scientific approach to the alcohol problem, its methods of
developing character and leadership among young people, and its plans
for wholesome recreation. Allied Youth has proved it is capable of
handling the task of alcohol education in the high schools through the
organization of Allied Youth Posts, through assembly speakers, through
its Alcoholfax Educational Service, its magazine, The Allied Youth, and
through the literature it distributes. Communities and schools will
find valuable help through its message to young people and its acceptable
alternatives. This is a preventive educational program. It wins youth's
response. It has our complete confidence and the confidence of numerous
other educators and leaders in American life.
*By Earl James McGrath, U. S. Commissioner of Education, Federal
Security Agency, Washington, D. C., to be published in The Allied
Youth, November 19, 1951.
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