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6/20/42 Given to Miss Louthan to take to Miss Peterson in Hawaii
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June 19,1942
Miss Fara Sullivan,
c/o Miss Agnes Peterson,
Hawaii Chapter, A.R.C.,
Academy of Arts,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
My dear Miss Sullivan:
We have been so happy to hear directly from Miss Tracy all
about the Hawaii Unit and I must add that we have also been very proud
of the way each one of you has met the many difficulties of the situation
in which you found yourselves.
The many government agencies involved in this project has made
it difficult for us to give you a clear picture of what was hap ening of
or situation to out up with and I know from what Miss Tracy has said you
might very happen. Such uncertaint; seems to ne to be the hardest sort that
proved going to the Islands was so very necessary and that the part you are Some- play-
yourselves to be thoroughly good soldiers. We know that your
ing timés I think it is harder not to be very busy than it is to be nuch
in this great struggle is one of which you can be truly proud. too
busy, and perhaps you are meeting both of these situations.
Miss Tracy came to Washington and, after meeting and reporting
to called grou, to which the following came: Miss Alta E. Dines, of the the Com-
our here at Headquarters, went to New York. There a meeting
was Service Society of New York; Miss Mary M. Roberts, Editor of
munity American American Journal Nurses' Association Miss Anna D. Katharine Wolf, Director Tucker, President of from the of the Johns the
of Nursing; Miss Julia C. Stimson,
Hospital School of Nursing; Miss
Hopkins University Nursing Executive Secretary Pennsylvania; the Alma of governmental Consultant Public C. Haupt,
of Miss Marion Sheahan, Director Health
of the New York State Department of Health; Miss
of the Subcommittee on Nursing of
Health the Office of Civilian Defense; and Miss Dunbar, Miss Banfield myself
and Medical Committee; Miss Marion Randall, Nursing and in
of the Red Cross staff.
You should have seen with what complete attention and interest
each one in this group listened to all Miss Tracy had to tell us about of
you and the work on the Islands. There was very sincere appreciation
it, I can assure you.
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