A Q I V • O + ` GENERAL SURGERY ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY DR.G.\L BRINDLEY AF""—’ATED W'T*" DR.R.A.Mu•=mAY E;·@·3·ii3T‘;JR· ` Scovr AND Wn-NT; MEMORIAL HOSPITALS AND DR·"*·H·BR¤N¤¤-EY DR;T;$,QEEDE Sc0TT,5r—u;nw00D AND B1=uNDn.aY FOUNDATION UR%*-OG'°A‘- SURGERY DRIRRIWWTE R.E.O.BRADFIELD ‘ DR.G.V.BRlNDLEY,»JR. TEM Pl-E»-I-EXAS THORAQC SURGERY ` · DR_J_F_McKENNEY DR.G.V·BRINDLEY,dR. NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY · · V _DR.J. C.WA1.KER o _ November 2, 1953 A · n o ’ _ _ Fred W. Rankin, M. D. 271 W. Short Street Lexington, kentucky * I l V Dear Doctor Rankin: I did not have an opportunity of seeing you after the Convocation in Chicago recently. I wanted to extend to you my congratulations upon the excellent address which you presented. My youngest son was in the group to be admitted to the A College, and I was pleased that he could hear an address such as yours, for I do know it will be stimulating to him and will help give to him a better concept of surgery, and it should make of him a better surgeon. You stressed, in your address to the initiates, many important facts pertaining to medicine and surgery. I just wanted to tell _ i you SO• I I was pleased to see you looking so fine, and I hope that c you will have many more years in which you may serve the · medical profession. With kindest personal regards, h A Sincegely yours, / G. V. Brindley, M. D. ·» ~.~,, ro_ i3? , 4 cve/mn ‘ V