Ministers Lead Anti Vice Crusade At Seattle Theatres
A group of ministers and laymen launch a crusade to end commercialized vice in Seattle citing dozens of vice districts and 30,000 male patrons. The report details observations of dance halls hotels and rooms used for immoral purposes and urges church coalitions and public education to enforce laws and curb vice.
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