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EYE DEPARTMENT
PONCE DE LEON INFIRMARY
679 JUNIPER STREET,N.E.
ATLANTA 8, GEORGIA
OTOLARYNGOLOGY
5 PATHOLOGY
urRDocK Eouen, M.D. Everett L.BisHor, M.D.
GEorGE S.Roacn, M.D. OPHTHALMOLOGY RADIOLOGY
MORGAN B.Rairoro,M.D.
ROBERT H. Brown. M.D. J.FRANK WaLkeR,M.D
MARTON Masoros, M.D. Freo L.Vioat,M.D. : Sn i
ERNesT Acker-y, M.D. Avsert A. Rayle,Jr.,M.D.
March 2, 1963
The Honorable Ivan S. Allen, Jr.
Mayor of the City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
As a citizen of Atlanta, and on behalf of our entire family,
I want to thank you for the manner in which vou have responded
to Judge George P. Williams' decision.
Atlanta is too busy to hate, and we should do everything possible
to create aclimate of intelligence and cooperation with all kinds
of conditions and men that dwell within the confines of this
municipality.
My forebearers in Virginia are just as guilty as those of past
generations in Georgia. By their own greed and avarice have
created a facet in human relations that should never exist. It
is our responsibility, yours and mine, to resolve this in the most
practical manner possible. In Medicine, one cannot hate and
survive.
Thanking you for your fine work, and if there is anything that
our family can do to cooperate with your fine program, please
do not hesitate to call.
Best wishes.
Yours respectfully,
MR: ig
PONCE DE LEON INFIRMARY
679 JUNIPER STREET,N.E.
ATLANTA 8, GEORGIA
OTOLARYNGOLOGY
5 PATHOLOGY
urRDocK Eouen, M.D. Everett L.BisHor, M.D.
GEorGE S.Roacn, M.D. OPHTHALMOLOGY RADIOLOGY
MORGAN B.Rairoro,M.D.
ROBERT H. Brown. M.D. J.FRANK WaLkeR,M.D
MARTON Masoros, M.D. Freo L.Vioat,M.D. : Sn i
ERNesT Acker-y, M.D. Avsert A. Rayle,Jr.,M.D.
March 2, 1963
The Honorable Ivan S. Allen, Jr.
Mayor of the City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
As a citizen of Atlanta, and on behalf of our entire family,
I want to thank you for the manner in which vou have responded
to Judge George P. Williams' decision.
Atlanta is too busy to hate, and we should do everything possible
to create aclimate of intelligence and cooperation with all kinds
of conditions and men that dwell within the confines of this
municipality.
My forebearers in Virginia are just as guilty as those of past
generations in Georgia. By their own greed and avarice have
created a facet in human relations that should never exist. It
is our responsibility, yours and mine, to resolve this in the most
practical manner possible. In Medicine, one cannot hate and
survive.
Thanking you for your fine work, and if there is anything that
our family can do to cooperate with your fine program, please
do not hesitate to call.
Best wishes.
Yours respectfully,
MR: ig