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GENERAL SURGERY ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
DR.G.\L BRINDLEY AF""ATED W'T*" DR.R.A.Mu=mAY
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DR;T;$,QEEDE Sc0TT,5ru;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.VBRINDLEY,dR.
NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY
V _DR.J. C.WA1.KER
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_ 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?
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