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July 16, 1942.
Miss Marjory B. Storey,
568 Wellington Avenue,
our mail
Rochester, N.Y.
My dear Miss Storey:
I am in receipt of your letter of July 14th, and note that you can
be ready by July 25th. I hope that you have not given up your position,
and advise that you do not do so until you receive definite word as to
travel orders. We have been in contact with the War Department this
morning, and have been advised that as the sailing of all ships is now
a
military secret we are to be ready but remain on the alert for orders to
report to the port of embarkation. You understand, of course, that this
information is confidential so please do not divulge any of the instructions
which we give you from now on.
In order to complete your credentials the following have to be
considered:
1. Immunizations
The required immunizations are smallpox,
triple typhoid, Dick test with immunization if necessary,
and Schick test with immunization if necessary. I assumed
that you had received these instructions with your physical
which was sent you sometime ago, but note in your recent
letter that you have also had the first tetanus toxoid.
This will do no harm, of course, and your second dose which
is due in two months will be given at the discretion of the
Army doctor in England.
2. Uniform
We have ordered your uniform and Knox hat to be
sent directly to you. We are enclosing the instruction sheet
on uniform which you previously returned, so that you can see
what other things you will need to get. We believe that you
will be outfitted by the Army as soon as you reach England,
so that you will not have to plan for any uniforms except
the one Red Cross street uniform. I believe you will find
the suggestions contained in this instruction sheet as to
personal clothing helpful, and, of course, you ean use your
own discretion as to what things you wish to assemble to
take with you. Please note that warm clothing is essential,
especially underwear and night-clothing.
41,
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