Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 39

078 FAMILES GE A DURNG MONTH Shows One-Third Were Af- . fected by Unemployment. Unemployment affected 29 per cent of the 797 families cared for by the Associated Charities during the month of November and about one in five families had inadequate or part-time employment only, according to a re- y_the general secretary, Walter S. Ufford. The total cash Telief disbursements for the month were $9.666.15, which Wwas an increase of $1.395.82 over the same month of last vear. Coleman Jen- {nings, president of the society, spoke of the need of more volunteer visitors for year-around service. ‘The board accepted the report sub- mitted by Arthur Hellen from the Ex- gcutive Committee designed to broaden %the basis of membership in the society to include personal service as well as financial help. Since the organization of the Community Chest this thember- ship has been indicated mainly by donors to the Chest, who designate some portion to this society. Hereafter and also a se- be invited to be- ay evening. will be ma ecutive sec y Association of ‘America, of which the Associated Charities is a member. DOCTOR SUES FOR WRIT * 70 PRESCRIBE LIQUOR Prohibition Administrator Stone, Secretary Mellon and James M. Doran Made Defendants. Dr. Ralph Cohen, Columbia Medical Building, has filed suit in the District Supreme Court against Prohibition Ad- ministrator Thomas E. Stone, Secre- tary of the Treasury Mellon and James M. Doran, former prohibition chief, to compel the issuance to him of a permit to_prescribe liquor. His privilege was revoked May 3, the court is told, and the physician asserts that he is being deprived ille- gally of the right to prescribe liquor to his patients. It is absolutely es- sential. the doctor says, that a phy- sician be enabled to preseribe liquor at this time of the year on account of the prevalence of pneumonia, influenza and like ailments, Attorneys Ralph A. Cusick, Harvey Rabbitt and Harry T. 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