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They remarked that the sympathetic assistance of the Government was of good augury for the Medical faculty. They all seemed very favourably impressed. Dr. Flemer observed that, from what he had seen, he thought that clinical teaching, far from being our weakest, should be our strongest point. He also said- and another member of the party concurred - that he now considered that a Rockefeller University of Medicine at Canton would be superfluous,

(Sd.) Kenelm H. Digby.

17th. November,

1915.