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R eb a December 8, 1942 Miss Reba Elizabeth Munma 2136 Fulton Street 2 Toledo, Ohio a 5 My dear Miss Mumma: Thank you very much for your prompt response to our recent letter concerning the nursing service in Hawaii. If you are interested and wish to submit your application we will be able to consider your appoint- ment two or three months from now or at whatever time you will be able to arrange to leave your present position. There are a number of emergency civilian hospitals to be staffed on the various islands and we do not expect to complete the appointments for all of these positions within two or three months. to The American Red Cross advances money to the nurse be pay her trans- portation expenses from her home to Hawaii. This is in the form of a loan. Upon arrival in Honolulu the nurse receives a reimbursement from the Office of Civilian Defense in the Territory of Hawaii by whom she is employed from the beginning and then in turn repays the Red Cross for the advance. Therefore, your expenses would be only what you need for personal clothing and a sufficient supply of uniforms. We advise all nurses to plan to take at least ten good uniforms, two pair of white shoes and plenty of white hose as these things are hard to get in Hawaii. We have also been advised of the fact that underwear is difficult to obtain and so one would have to plan a supply for at least a year. If you wish to be considered then please return the pink form and to get we will proceed on your other credentials in order, pending your appoint- ment at the time you will be available. It is necessary to have your physical condition approved by our Red Cross medical advisor before we can make a definite appointment, therefore we would like to arrange for a physical examination for you if you indicate your interest and avail- I ability. D Very truly yours, (Mrs.) Ernestine B. Amick Assistant to Director Nursing Service a A/o

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