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                  <text>January 27, 1966
Dr. Alexander Don
P. O. Box 17195
Hillbmw
Johameeburg, South Africa
Dear Andy,

I uplemdmtellyouthatafteranmrof revisions,
the data of the trifluperidol study has been accepted by The
Manama amiaMuldhe‘ inthepublicdomainwiﬂxin
Jamal“
a few earths.
The

mirder of the

program

is

going along well. The

pmject is now cowleted and we are actively analyzing the
rating scales using the program developed in the trifluperidol
CDT

study. Dr.

Itilandlhavebeenenmmgedtowritemﬂler

mportontriflmeridolenditsEEGpattems, md‘dmisiancw
in its fifth draft.
.

Idomtmifyouhevemmakenmmmugstudies.
thepasttwomonths,
Ihavehadthcopportmitytotead'n

the mdiml students at Renard Hospital. I was surprised and
pleased to see so mny acutely ill patients . It became obvious
that the population problems that we faced last year were
artificial and were related to the peculiar social
of the Institute and the community in which it finds itself .
As you’mey have hum, I had» been invited some months
ago to
participate in the training program at the New York Medical
reallege. Then: too, I saw many acutely ill patients and when
I we imited to join their ataff on a full time basis, I have
decided to &amp; so. So, with the program here in full swing,

3mm

Muthamdlandthedaildmnwillbemtmingtoﬂmmzkin
I hope that Tumn will be able to maintain the program
mad I look Imam to continuing my collaboration with him.

June.

‘By

mw, you should have been a

father and surely you have

pictumsmichycumuldliketosendtosomofyourfr-ienda
'Ihe girls miss Betty and Linda,
is delighted (and we for her) that she will be able toespecially,
attend

here in the states.

dancing animal next

fall.

Tim joins m in

sending our regards .
Sincerely yours ,
Max
'

Hthp

Fink.

M.D.

meessor of Psydxiatzy

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