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I a e 4 Miss Jean Harrel secured during my administration. I was alse asked to explain why intimation I of the whole transactien and I was completely sweft off my feet to had not brought this matter to he attention of the District. This was my first of people had carried on such transactions secretly wit hout ean think the consent that any group myself, the I called rulls and the of the entire organization In order to clear Fift h District's attention to the matter in open meeting, reading regulations of the organization and stating that I would have to clear myself of the entire matter. Since Miss Harrel states that you gave her permission to write herself checks for this meney, accerding to law it places you in a very serious pesition, also. I shall appreciate any help you may give us in helping to clear this situation, The Nurses Asseciation can not permit a thing of this kind to go unnoticed. Had Miss Harrel net been placed at Headquarters Office this matter would have never come to light. The hinking nurses of the State do not feel that Miss Harrel should have been reward ed with a salary of $100.00 per mont h, as you know Mrs. Osborne's salary was only $87.50 when she worked at the headquarters. I feel that a great injustice has been done me and the entire Fifth District by not revealing these transactions when I wont into office. Therefore, let me know if you granted your permission to Miss Harrel to berrow any of this money. If the efficers aut herized these leans, each one of them are responsible for the less sustained by the asseciation and can be sued by t he members for recovery. Yours very truly, likan M Alexanderk.n. 8 3

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