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Miss Harrington - 2.
May 16, 1921.
the
report
her
had
been
substant-
iated, she filed a resignation which I did
not feel justified in accepting, inasmuch as
I had had explicit orders from you to return
her to America, and also inasmuch as she had
had repeated warnings. I understand that she
comes from a very good family in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, and that she intends to cable
her father from Honolulu to meet her in San
Francisco. I BH not notifying Miss White of
this affair, as I feel that it would only add
to Miss Wilson's embarrassment. We will see
that she is placed in safe hands for the
voyage.
CO
I have asked Miss Wilson to return
her pin and Red Cross Nurses membership card
to me. She reported that she did not bring
her card with her, and that she has sent her
pin to America to be repaired. She has been
informed that her status in the American Red
Cross Nursing Service will be finally determined
by you. I had requested the pin and membership
card of her because I thought my opportunity
for securing them was much better than yours
would be in case you decided that you would
dismiss her. I explained to her that these-were
being asked for only pending the decision in
Washington. Miss Wilson expects to make a trip
to Washington and will probably use considerable
influence to remain upon the roll. She mentions
a Senator who is a friend of hers, to whom she
expects to explain her case."
Will you not be good enough to send us at the very earliest
possible moment, a statement setting forth what you know about Miss Wilson's
and conduct, and whether or not you think the charges made above were
thoroughly substantiated, and if there was any excuse for the same.
We will appreciate a reply at the earliest possible date as
we
are
most
to
take
some
action
in
this
MD:JF
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