Mire Frank He Frost,

Director of Intramural Sports,
University of Georgia,

Athens, Georgiae

Dear Jdagk: 2

I am happy to hear fran you in your letter of the 5th
instant. i em, of course, very much pleased to have your very splendid
coments on my book, “Setter Basketball". I worked hard end earnestly
on the book, and am glad it meets with your approvale

i em very sorry about the misfortume that came to your
little daughter. Jatk, I believe the fall that caused her te break her
arm also produced a shoulder and neck injurye Maxy people will remember
the fracture, but they perhaps forget what a terrific fall it must have
been to cause a break of the arms in ny opinion, the shoulder girdle,
the scapula, is the thing that is causing the trouble. Brag

the insertion of the muscles into the seapula and the area
around the shoulder is at fault, I believes Remember, the attechnent of
the muscles along from the seapula to the cervical vertebrae in the necks
I would suspect that she would have a “wry neck".

: I would be glad to see your little girl and make a diag-
nosis for her, because I believe I can find the cause of the trouble. I
expect to attend the sessions of the National Physical Education Assoe~
dation which is meeting at Atlanta, Georgia, on April 20=23. lrse Allen
and I are expecting to attend, and if it is convenient for you to be
around Atlenta at that time I would be glad to look at her for yous

if I were you I would get a heat lemp and thoroughly warm
that seapula shoulder blade and neck area with this therapy lamps Do
shoulder region. Radio-diathermy is the thing thet should be used and
used by intelligent people. I do not know whether you have any first
class osteopaths in Athens, or not, but if you had one who understood
his business J would certainly have an examination by s competent _
Won't you write me a history of her injury and what you
have done since the fracture? Give me all the details, as well as her
age, height and weight, whether she is anemic, or has any caleium de~