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Lieut. Colonel EDGAR ERSKINE HUME, Medical Corps, United States Army, COMMISSIONER. The American Red Cross COMMISSION TO SERBIA Belgrade, January 24, 1920. FEB 13 1020 Miss Clara D. Noyes, Director, Department of Nursing, American Red Cross, Washington, D. C. My dear Miss Noyes: In letter of January 22nd (sent off by courier yesterday) I find I made no mention of the fact that Miss Lena Margaret Johnson, who came over with the Greek Commission and later was transferred to Montenegro, has been appointed Chief Nurse of Serbia, with headquarters at Belgrade. The work in Serbia of itself is requiring and there are difficulties as well--all of which call for a woman of much ability and experience, and I have every reason to suppose Miss Johnson will measure up to the requirements. I have taken Miss Johnson from Montenegro only with the cordial consent of Colonel Fairclough, Commissioner, who accedes--feeling that it is a well deserved promotion and recognition of her efficient service. Miss Myrtle Dean, of the Montenegrin Commission, is being made Acting Chief Nurse and will shortly, if she proves equal, be regularly appointed Min Dream Chief Nurse. Miss Johnson believes, as I do, that she will be able to 1 carry on the work, which is very well organized, in a satisfactory manner. Yours very sincerely, Helen Scott Hay . Helen Scott Hay, American Red Cross Chief Nurse to the Balkan States.

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