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7418
August 14, 1918.
Miss Lucy Minnigerode,
R. F. D. No. 3,
Alexandria, Va.
My dear Miss Minnigerode:
It would seem too bad for you
to come back simply to relieve Miss Applestein, although
I appreciate very much your offer to do so and may be
obliged to call upon you.
I have had you in mind constantly
since you left and am wondering if you would be physically
equal to any form of service in France. How do you feel
about it yourself?
I would not suggest you for can-
tonment service, unless as a Chief Nurse, but I believe you
would have an opportunity better suited to your qualifications
directly under the Red Cross.
If you can get a clean bill of
health from Dr. Ruffin or through the examiner for the
Potomac Division, as we are now requiring all nurses who
desire foreign service to have the physical made on the same
form as used for the other personnel, we could be getting you
in line prepared for service while you were taking your
vacation. You and Miss Addison might go over together.
The Russian Unit has been more or
less of a fizzle as Mr. Williams who is in charge seems to
feel that it is his responsibility to select the nurses.
I envy you an opportunity for a
rest at this particularly hot and trying period. We are just
about exhausted at National Headquarters and the work is in-
creasing by leaps and bounds.
Believe me as always
Sincerely and gratefully yours,
Director, Bureau of Field
N/K
Nursing Service.
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