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NÁTIONAL OFFICERS
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Franklin D. Roosevelt, President
Norman H. Davis, Chairman
Charles Evans Hughes, Vice President
Daniel W. Bell.
Herbert Hoover, Vice President
Mrs. August Belmoni
Robert H. Jackson, Counselor
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Mabel T. Boardman
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis
Daniel W. Bell, Treasurer
Mrs. Henry P. Davison
Mabel T. Boardman, Secretary
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
James B. Forgan
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William Fortune
WASHINGTON, D. C.
George L. Harrison
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Robert H. Jackson
Maj. Gen. James Carre Magee
Norman H. Davis, Chairman
July 21, 1941.
Rear Admiral Ross T. Mcintire
James L. Fieser, Vice Chairman
Gurney E Newlin
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Gustavus D. Pope
James K. McClintock, Vice Chairman
Henry Upson Sims
Ernest J. Swift, Vice Chairman
Eliot Wadsworth
Sumner Welles
Lloyd B. Wilson
Mr. John A. Britton,
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Trumbull,
Nebraska.
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My dear Mr. Britton:
The Chairman of the Red Cross, Honorable Norman H. Davis, has
asked me to send you the following message from the British Minister
of Health, Mr. Ernest Brown:
"I am greatly distressed that some of the nurses who were
coming over to help us under the auspices of the American
Red Cross have not yet been accounted for after the
barbarous attacks on the ships in which they were crossing
the Atlantic. If the fears for their safety should un-
happily be confirmed the loss will be great both to you and
to us. Their sacrifice can never be forgotten. I should
be glad if you would express my deepest sympathy with all
concerned on your side. We are very glad to see the nurses
who were rescued and have now arrived in this country and
are full of admiration at the courage with which they have
faced their bitter ordeal."
Sincerely yours,
Meany Beard
Mary Beard,
Director, Nursing Service.
F o U N D E D 1 8 8 1 U N D E R T H E T R E A T Y o F G E N E V A
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