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September 16, 1946 Miss Lucile Petry, Director Division of Nurse Education U. S. Public Health Service Washington 14, D.C. Dear Miss Petry: Following is an excerpt from Mrs. Nan Cox Hare, Nursing Field Representative in the Virgin Islands) dated August 8, 1946s "Our new Governor is anxious to establish one training school for nurses here in the Virgin Islands. He wrote me for advice on this matter and I suggested that he get in touch with the Nursing Division of the U.S.P.H.S. and get assis- tance from them. It will take careful study of the whole nursing and hospital situation here to be able to give the advice necessary on such a matter. I think that the U.S.PsH.S. will have well trained nurses who can give the governor much better service than I would be able to give. "The governing board of the Graduate Nurses Association of St. Croix had a conference with the governor one evening this week and at that time they begged the governor to get a director of nurses for their hospitals here in St. Croix and to establish a training school for nurses. He took that opportunity to discuss with them the idea of one training school for all the Virgin Islands. They were agreeable with his thinking on the matter. He assured then that he was working for the improvement of nursing service for the people here as well as for more monetary compensation for the nurses. I thought you would be interested in the above information, since the U.S.P.H.S. people were coming over to your office to talk with you about my work here." Ruth B. Freeman Administrator Nursing Services

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