Abstract
A revived interest in alcoholism since 1930 has developed specialized activities in treatment, education, and research. A new underlying philosophy has characterized fresh modes of action. State governmental programs have been outstanding. Research and study are grave needs. As new services for Skid Row drinkers have developed and nationally established general agencies and in stitutions have directed their attention to this aspect of the problem, sweeping programs have been proposed.
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