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February 15, 1937 Professor Max Huber, President The International Red Cross Committee 122 Rue de Lausanne Geneva, Switzerland My dear Professor Hubert With reference to Circular No. 332, dated December 3, 1936, we have the honor to present to the International Red Cross Committee the name of Miss Ida F. Butler as a candidate to receive the Florence Nightingale Medal for 1937. Miss Butler is Director of Nursing Service of the American Red Cross. She has a record of intimate association with Red Cross work which dates back many years. Soon after her graduation from the Hartford Hospital School of Nursing she took active part in local Red Cross nursing committee work and taught classes in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick. During the World War she W&B on active duty for the Red Cross in France, where she organised the nurs- ing work of two hospitals at Lyons for the repatriated children. This work was accomplished under difficult cir- cumstances but with much success. Upon Miss Butler's return to the United States she was assigned by National Headquarters to take up lecture work on the Chatauqua Circuit. Soon thereafter she was ap- pointed assistant director of the Nursing Service of the American Red Cross. Her professional life has been filled with an intense devotion to Red Cross interests and her entire of- fort for the past nineteen years, both professional and per- sonal, has been focused on Red Cross work. She has given herself, with loyalty and self-effacement and with long continued personal sacrifice, to forward and put into effect national Red Cross Nursing policies. She has denonstrated an ability to guide and facilitate the Red Cross work of persons, committees, and services, which has contributed greatly to the success of such work.

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