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NATIONAL OFFICERS
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
CALVIN COOLIDGE, PRESIDENT
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JOHN BARTON PAYNE, CHAIRMAN
JAMES M BECK
ROBERT w. DE FOREST, VICE PRESIDENT
MRS AUGUST BELMONT
WIL IAM HOWARD TAFT, VICE PRESIDENT
CORNELIUS N. BLISS, JR.
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THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
NJAMES M. BECK, COUNSELOR
MABEL T. BOARDMAN
MRS. HENRY P DAVISON
ELIOT WADSWORTH, TREASURER
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
E.B. DOUGLAS
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MABEL T. BOARDMAN, SECRETARY
MRS. FRANK v. HAMMAR
WASHINGTON, D.C.
HERBERT HOOVER
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MAJ. GEN M. w. IRELAND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
w. w MORROW
July 30, 1924.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
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GUSTAVUS D. POPE
JOHN BARTON PAYNE, CHAIRMAN
MRS HENRY R REA
JAMES L. FIESER, VICE CHAIRMAN
JOHN D. RYAN
ERNEST P. BICKNELL, VICE CHAIRMAN
GEORGE E SCOTT
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REAR ADMIRAL E R. STITT
ELIOT WADSWORTH
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ROLL CALL RED CROSS NURSES DEFENSE TEST
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Dear Red Cross Nurse:
On the 12th of September, 1924, on behalf of the War Department
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the Surgeon General of the United States Army has asked the Red Cross to call
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the Roll of our Red Cross Nurses, as part of the Defense Test of all organized
military groups, as well as the citizens of this country. This is the first
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practical test of the peacetime working of the National Defense Act. It does
not mean active service, it does not mean giving up your work, but it does mean
that you are expected to report to the Committees under which you are enrolled,
or to such other headquarters as may later be designated, either in person, by
letter, telephone or telegram. No nurse need be put to any expense, beyond a
two-cent stamp or telephone call, or if she has been particularly tardy, she
may need to pay for a telegram.
Regardless of age, occupation, or present physical condition, you
are expected to answer the Roll Call on that day exactly as if you were called
into active service. Each nurse enrolled in our service appreciates that its
primary purpose is a reserve to the Army and Navy Nurse Corps, and therefore
should be prepared to answer a call of this sort whenever it may come. It does
not mean war, but it does mean preparedness and efficiency. If our enrollment
stands for this, do not let your failure to answer the Roll Call not later than
the morning of the 12th of September, preferably a few days before, bring crit-
icism upon the whole service, as not measuring up to the purpose for which it
is organized.
Please pass this word on to your sister nurses, watch the public
press, the nursing journals and the Rod Cross Courier for general information,
and whatever you do keep constantly before you in some conspicuous place the
words Report September 12th. "Here"
!!
Very truly yours,
Clara D. roys
Chairman, National Committee,
Nelle Martin
IMPORTANT
Red Cross Nursing Service.
Secretary Local Committee, Return at once in the enclosed envelope to 305 E.Broad
Red Cross Nursing Service. Street, Columbus Ohio. If delayed telephone or telegraph
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Sign here
Septh 12th. 19.24. Main 2413 Citz. 5512
Name
Mrs. daux quick
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Address
Lenox our
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detroit Uichigan.
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