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Miss Lillian E. Lang -2- August 2, 1943 We shall expect you to arrange to arrive in San Francisco by Sep- tember 15, 1943, unless we hear from you to the contrary. Due to crowded conditione on the trains, reservations should be made as soon as you receive your appointment letter and accept the appointment. As you undoubtedly noted in the instructions in the General Infor- mation sheet, the Red Cross will advance the money to cover your travel ex- from your home to Hawaii. This check will be mailed to you within a pense short time. We shall want to keep in close touch with you from now on, so please keep us informed of any current change of address or telephone number. If you have any problems which are not answered in the printed enclosures, please feel free to write us at any time. Sincerely yours, (Mrs.) George T. Douglas Assistant to Director Nursing Service TD:SJ Encl. P.S. I am so glad that you and Miss LaVenture are accepting the appointment to Hawaii. We have been recently urged to say that although nurses may be appointed for general staff duty, it is possible that they may be called upon to work either in the Polio Emergency Hospital in Homolulu or the Wahiawa Tuberculosis Unit. I am particularly men- tioning this because you suggested in an earlier letter that you would not be interested in tuberculosis nursing. Miss MacLachlan who. is our Hospital Consultant and Supervisor has the entire responsibility of placing the nurses in the place where the need is most urgents. and we feel that every nurse who goes should realize the need for being adaptable under the emergency conditions which exist. 4

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