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Miss delen Scott Bay
bavanna, Illinoia
My dear Miss Hay:
Your letter of June 218t has been
received. By this time you have probably heard from
the Claims Committee in regard to your insurance.
1 did not mention it in my previous letter because
the matter was still pending 88 we were to
it hear compensation from the doee Travelere Company. waiting The
Insurance
not come from en Insurance Company,
comes from a sum of money that W8.8 set up by the
Anerican Red Crose to cover claime such as yours.
We use, however, the machinery of the Travelers
Insurance Company in connection with the settlement
of such claime.
It scems to me that the American
Red Crose has made RE good provision as the Any
and the Retirement Bavy for the Bill sick. became e. a matter statute of there fact, was until
little
consideration given to the future of nurses who had
during served with the World the Army War are and Navy. compenbable, Those who providing served
their
disability can be traced to service under the Far
Risk Insurance. The difficulties in establishing the
clains, however, are many and varied, and sometimes
it seems almost impossible to secure adjustments.
Do you see the Courier? This will
1
ive you some information on Ned Cross affairs, and
am sure you will be interested in Miss Bridge's
account of her experiences during the recent debacle
in Poland, which is about to be printed.
Like you, I have grave fears regard-
ing the future of our school in Bulgaria. It was
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