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FORM OS-2
ATLANTIC DIVISION
the P
Marie
is
a
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
T
INTER-OFFICE LETTER
Date Apr. 7, 1920
Els
Miss Clara D. Noyes
to
Miss Florence M. Johnson
From
Subject
M.
My dear Miss Noyes:
A question has come up in connection with
Miss Jessup as to the verification of her date of
a
entering the service with the American Red Cross.
We, of course, have no papers for her as she joined
overseas. She has given us her dates as from May
15, 1918, through April first, 1920 and if that is
correct; as undoubtedly it is, she should be receiving
an additional salary since January 1, 1920.
She is also taking it for granted that she
is on leave of absence and I think expects to be
carried until her return after her operation. You
may remember Miss Hay left it to this side as to
whether she was returning or not. Of course her papers
all state she is not released, but simply on sick leave
and furlough. Is it according to your wishes that she
continue in that way or shall we tell her there is a
possibility of her not going back?
I know she has done splendid work and presume
she would be dreadfully disappointed not to return.
I was very glad to get the statement concerning
the increase in pay for the length of service overseas,
which she brought from Miss Hay. It certainly makes it
well worth while and ought to be a great inducement to
the nurses to remain in service.
Thank you for the notice which came concerning
Miss Arnold and Miss Landon. We have stopped any further
procedure on their departure and shall let the matter
rest and substitute two other nurses.
I am going to Atlanta this afternoon and shall
look for you shortly. With best wishes, I am
Yours faithfully
Henee 12.
sleum.
FMJ:ACT
DIRECTOR, NURSING SERVICE
3182
2
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