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    "label": "Nash, Hazel G. (Mrs. V.L.) nee Hazel G. Bruner",
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    "title": "Nash, Hazel G. (Mrs. V.L.) nee Hazel G. Bruner",
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    "ocrText": "Full equipment will be provided. Nurses to\nwhom equipment cards are issued must have these filled out and returned\nto the Bureau of Equipment at 222 Fourth Ave., New York City as soon\nafter their receipt as possible, by special delivery, being careful to\ngive the correct instructions regarding size of hat, waists, gloves, etc.\nThe equipment of nurses not living in the\nAtlantic, New England or Penneylvania Divisions will be shipped direct-\nly to San Francisco or to Seattle.\nNurses living in the Divisions mentioned\nwill have their equipment shipped directly to their homes, and any alter-\nations necessary may be made before they proceed to the point of embark-\nation.\nNurses living in New York or in the immed-\niate vicinity are requested to report in person to the Bureau of Equip-\nment for instructions regarding equipment. This must be done as soon\nafter this letter of instruction is received as possible.\nMay I urge that all nurses notify this office\nwhen their CO plete equipment has arrived. Nurses who have been informed\nthat equipment will be issued to their homes will not proceed to San\nFrancisco or to Seattle unless their equipment has arrived. If equipment\nhas not arrived it is important that they communicate with (this Department\nat Headquarters at once by wire.\nInstructions regarding your applying for\npass) ort will be issued by your Division Director. We have suggested\nthat they ask all nurses to notify us of the date on which they make\napplication for passport, and we also suggest that you notify us of the\ndate on which you returned your equipment card to New York, either by letter\nor post card.\nDue to the limited space on the steamers it\nis difficult to give an approximate date of your sailing. In view of\nthis uncertainty we would urge that you do not give up the work that\nyou are doing, until your instructions to proceed have been received.\nThis may give you very little time to make final arrangements, but may\nsave you consi erable time in waiting.\nYou should take as little of your own apparel\nas possible, as this will be shipped back to your home as soon after you\nhave received your Red Cross e joipment. No furs, such as scarfs, muffs,\nor fur costs will be allowed, but a knitted scarf either navy blue or\nkhaki may be taken.\nNurses assigned to service under the Red Cross\noverseas should understand that we cahnot promise By definite assignment\nto any nurse. They are selected for service with reference to their"
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