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April 13, 1943. Miss Florence M. Johnson, New York Chapter, A.R.C., 315 Lexington Avenue, New York City. My dear Miss Johnson: Miss Margaret Somerville has written that she has had word of customs duty on her trunk, and that she has written to you to ask if you can help her about it. Miss Sonerville is still not well although much better, and I am so sorry that all of these annoying details have cone up. I cannot for the life of me think why there should have- been duty. Would you be good enough to let me know what you were able to find out in answer to her request about the trunk. She had not yet had a reply from you when she wrote us last week, and perhapa I could help her. Sincerely yours, Virginia M. Dunbar, Assistant Director, Nursing Service. D/H

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