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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19125, 17 September 1925, Page 4

Let Him The letters printed below were reproduced in The JourniJ of the Medical Society of New Jersey. They constitute a damning indictment of the law which the Prohibitionists are trying to foist upon New Zealand It depends upon YOU whether or not the pitiless fanaticism described shall be allowed to disgrace New Zealand, Here is the letter sent by Dr. Embury to the Prohibition Director:—Basking Ridse. N-J-November 12, IV* THESE letters win act terrible warning to electors of New Zealani Federal Prohibition Director, Newark, N.J. Dear Sir: T L 11 Uve under my care 9 Within a few days I shal canc „ of the mail who has been oper awal l ow solid food. At ***' wdl on this and 13 gaining strength. f onn ula is d»e-haU n o»ces which is slightly in excess of W o and one h or(Jinarily allowed. . . -w* 1 —• plied to this patient. Very truly yours, PHILIP EMBURY,. M.D. to vote is inhuman are asking yon as callous and its American [Jvlllj tw I \TA 'lo'l-i ran >ltTCT»jt» i j juj Hon law will say, "JUST LET HIM DIE!" Here is the Prohibition Director's Reply, Treasury Dept., Newark, N.J. Nov. 14th, 1923. id wmim Keep out this merciless Dr. Philip Embury, Basking Ridge, N.J. Dear Doctor: Reference is made to your letter of the 12 th inst. relative to the propriety of prescribing or administering a quantity of whisky in excess of one pint in ten days to a patient now under your care. While fche case mentioned by you is undoubtedly meritorious, we are compelled to call your attention to Sections 71 and 77 of Regulations 60, which state that the total amount of spirituous liquor administered or prescribed by one or more physicians to one person in a period of ten days may not exceed a pint. You will, therefore, see that this office has no prerogative in the matter, except as stated above and therefore, no quantity of liquor in excess of one pint may be legally prescribed or administered to one patient in a ten day period. Yours very truly, (Signed) ADRIAN G. CHAMBERLAIN, Federal Prohibition Director. • •»••>• ,Jj V"i f ' ' ' ' Be Warned in Time! " | r SI I wBBRS*RKB& m 2iWjSgj mJm ■H

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