 We cannot allow these young men. most of whom will have been drafted to service, to be surrounded by a vicious and demoralizing environment, nor can we leave anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation....  Journal of Social Hygiene - Page 5461917Full view - About this book
 | 1917 - 624 pages
...their country should be surrounded by safeguards against temptations to which they are not accustomed. Our responsibility in this matter is not open to question....anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
 | Temperance - 1916 - 684 pages
...the Governor of all states asking their co-operation in securing protection for army camps. He says: "Our responsibility in this matter is not open to...anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. "The greater proportion of this force probably will be made... | |
 | Public health - 1917 - 644 pages
...their country should be surrounded by safeguards against temptations to which they are not accustomed. Our responsibility in this matter is not open to question....anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
 | Elihu Root - United States - 1917 - 290 pages
...which they are not accustomed. Our responsibility in this matter is not open to question. We can not allow these young men, most of whom will have been...anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
 | Ida Clyde Clarke - Women - 1918 - 584 pages
...their country should be surrounded by safeguards against temptations to which they are not accustomed. Our responsibility in this matter is not open to question....anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
 | Edward Frank Allen, Raymond Blaine Fosdick - Military training camps - 1918 - 234 pages
...open to question," said Secretary of War Baker in a letter sent to the governors of all the states. "We cannot allow these young men, most of whom will...anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
 | Political science - 1918 - 328 pages
...expressed the policy in these words: Our responsibility in this matter is not open to question. We can not allow these young men, most of whom will have been...anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
 | Institutional care - 1918 - 282 pages
...regular army. The Secretary of War in a statement has asked that venereal diseases be controlled. He said : ' ' Our responsibility in this matter is not...open to question. We cannot allow these young men to be surrounded by vicious and demoralizing environment, nor can we leave anything undone which can... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1919 - 1016 pages
...as May 26, 1917, had stated: "Our responsibility in this matter is not open to question. We can not allow these young men, most of whom will have been...anything undone which will protect them from unhealthy influences and crude forms of temptation. Not only have we an inescapable responsibility in this matter... | |
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