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October 19, 1942
Extract from Miss Tracy after her return from Hawaii
Beatrice M. Porter was convinced that th e entire territoy of Hawaii is the
most wicked place in the world, that the immorality, commoness and vulgarity
cannot be equalled. Wishes to return to the Mainlardd as soon as they can be
released. According to agreement with them, we are obliged to return them.
They have been given temporary employment by O.D.D. with the understanding
that they will be released when replacements are available. I believe,
however, that both of these nurses would be willing to act as convoy nurses
to serve the double purpose of supplying convoy nurses and save the Red Cross
the expense of returning her. Miss Porter was not so well liked, nor was she
able to adjust so readily to the situation there.
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