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March 10, 1927 Miss Lucy Minnigerode Superintendent of Nurses U S Public Health Service Treasury Department Washington, DC My dear Miss Kinnigerode I was distressed to hear from several sources that you felt that I never approved of your having the Lighting&le Medal. This being 80 contrary to my real feeling in the matter, I have made an attempt to trace, if I could, the basis from which you reached this conclusion. I have been told that I used the verd "fissco" in connection with the award of medals two years ago. I do not remember doing this, but if I did I used it in only a general sense. 1 am curry you did not ack me at the time what I had in mind. My feeling ie, that if 8 name ia pr posed even if all the members of the email committee de not vote for that individual that we should submit all the names to the National Committee, unless there is unanimous objection, 58 we have this year. This, you will receil, ass not don's two yeare go. For this I we to blame, and it WEB to this I was really referring. I WEE not able to attend the meeting and left it in the hands of Miss Boardman. Upon my return it seemed wiser to send the names -- youre and Mrs Vaughan's -- to the International Committee just as Miss Basrdman expected UE to do. It also seem d that Miss Stimeon'a attitude 88 far BE Miss Fitzgerald WES concerned was rither unfair, and that unless she W&S certain of her ground -- which later proved to be the CBBC -- che should not have introduced 8 criticiem which influenced certain members, eltho the need not have voted for her. This I felt W&E not quite fair to Misu Fitzgerald. It also seemed unfortunate to put her second when my name was presented two years before. Incamuch 8.8 she had twice been the victim of S. combination of rather unusual circumstances I felt that her name should gig be submitted to & vote. I WEB very glad, therefore, when Mrs Hickey proposed her. L VED if she

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