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CHAPTER OFFICERS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MRS. WILLIAM KINNICUTT DRAPER, CHAIRMAN
MORTIMER N. BUCKNER, CHAIRMAN
MISS ADELAIDE B. BAYLIS
MISS MARGARET KNOX
GEN. JAMES G. HARBORD, VICE-CHAIRMAN
MRS. AUGUST BELMONT
MISS CATHARINE s. LEVERICH
MRS. WHITELAW REID, VICE-CHAIRMAN
JAMES G. BLAINE
RANALD H. MACDONALD
MRS. AUSTIN R. BALDWIN, SECRETARY
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
WILLIAM c. BREED
HUGH H. McGEE
MISS MARY MAGOUN BROWN
MRS. BRUCE CLARK, ASSISTANT SECRETARY
MRS. EDWARD J. CORNELIS
GEORGE MURNANE
D
H. P. DAVISON, TREASURER
NEW YORK CHAPTER
ROBERT w. DE FOREST
MRS. CLOUGH c. OVERTON
MISS JEAN A. REID, ASSISTANT TREASURER
JOHN s. ELLSWORTH
MISS MARY PARSONS
MRS. EVERETT w. FABYAN
FOSTER H. ROCKWELL
/
GEORGE B. CASE, OF COUNSEL
(BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND BRONX)
MICHAEL FRIEDSAM
MRS. WALTER N. ROTHSCHILD
598 MADISON AVENUE
DOUGLAS GIBBONS
MORTIMER L. SCHIFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
SAMUEL M. GREER
OLIN J. STEPHENS
EDWARD B. REDMAN
CHARLES HAYDEN
MRS. PAYNE WHITNEY
NEW YORK CITY
HONORARY MEMBER
TELEPHONE PLAZA 3300
MRS. LEONARD WOOD
June 24, 1930
A.R.C. MAIL ROOM
RECEIVED
Miss Clara D. Noyes,
National Director,
JUN 251930
Red Cross Nursing Service,
Referred to musey
Washington, D. C.
My dear Miss Noyes:
Miss Alice L. Buckland, Red Cross Nurse #2596, came in to the
office a day or so ago and said she is very anxious to locate her
birth affidavit and her father's naturalization papers. She gave
us the following information regarding them.
In preparation for her work in Siberia, it was ncessary for
her to send a birth affidavit together with her father's
naturalization papers to the Bureau of Personnel in Washington,
D. C.
In 1919 when she applied for her passport Mr. George H. Marsh
was the Clerk of the U. S. District Court, Portland, Oregon.
She has a communication which shows that her credentials were
mailed on April 19, 1919 from Portland, Oregon.
She also has a communication dated April 25, 1919 from Mrs.
Elsbeth H. Vaughan, Acting Director, Bureau of Foreign Nursing
Service, A. R. C., Washington, D. C. confirmed the receipt of
the affidavit and the naturalization papers.
The address of Miss Buckland while she lived in Portland, was
1563 E. Stark Street, Portland, Oregon. She was at this address
until she left for Seattle from where she sailed for Siberia in
1919.
We realize that this is very far back in your files and as we told
Miss Buckland, we are not at all sure that you can locate these
credentials for her.
If you should wish to write her direct her present address is 478 Central
Park, West, Apartment 7 C., New York City. However, if you should wish
to send the information to us we shall be glad to pass it on to her,
With many thanks for your help, believe me
Yours sincerely,
u
There 111 green.
5
Florence M. Johnson, Director of Nursing Service
I
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