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^&>as^:^^^^^|^^||ew deliS v ^Sbas;^dor HoteT ^M^SmW$, BERSBKAL Dear Olive, Arrived In lew Bel!fit this morning after an all night flight frc^|| Rangoon. Couldn^ sleep on account of the noise ^iahave been at the office nearly all day. tat a placet I admire fyfrls1 placidity. first of all aboftt Burma. Hext Tuesda^0»;j the pouch I wilj^sejs^t you my linages of typed notes^^^Probably manya^fe;^a l^tatementsi^^&ld not have been mad||. and some of^i^pem were modified later, but they writing of them did help ^relieve my||§elings atpthe ^me and I shall send them to youepfor ^jur personaj- information. To summart&B, no action As %oJbe taken^yet regarding^pditional personnelT^^X'MutMng Advisor iso definitely not "aceeptablepa I think tlie original presentation must have been poor||| After all Mrs. Aung Sa^|is a'n^e and it is a touc^asituation vJlf^have to admit you need advice-from |lf|^ However I think perhaps a sen^^^^^re'in "i^^^erson..;:^g;'Ruth:'Ingram jpll unite the present group in order .'^ givfifmore effective service might be acceptable. Mrs. Atng-f a^ know. A third public health nurserMs neededo|f||r Rangoon an^M# wanted byf^he gpvernmenTT^ Ordln^ariTy^T would not agre[|>t©t^bch ^ appointment^^less . the senior nurse wasa appoi|k^^^ut1^;think ;^^H1^ situation wh^ythe^^g ^^llpSsonality digfici^^be tlftes position wotO^^^^^^lfie^^ven^ t&p££ leade^^j;'',:'rWjected..:>^^^^i^^|tve '^/ rei^^^^^^te--^|Miss ^^^|rs;;^^ see if she wouf^be suitable 4n the':l^^pof ou^0)res|^t' ii^rma^>n. I suggested to Mr|||;Aung San that we woi™: not r|pruit tf|| publl^pealth": nurse until we had her BHwfla^ ■ sO;|^atkf|^^p|wo could go .at the same ;time if possi^e. There ai^some rj^i- difficTa^^es^; in thii team digfleto personalities.^, I think perhaps more. selee.tilS|£ recruitment wo||Ld hare weeded out the two ;|pouble mak|rs--*§^aham a^Bg Quaid. More details of this in my note#||| From the casu&l comments I have.,picked||||ffl tq^^^^^e Delh|ffl^.ttiati^^ is in a b;^;ofea mess... ;- You will already-have had;--"^^ cable as^^g.'-forw- delay in the recruitment of Miss Roberts. If you have not already seen .it get the copy ;|||§' the letter sen^^feDr. Verhoestrate^dated 3l|l|an frojfig Br. Ghellopah to Br. Raja. Dr. M4.i^^^o:thinfoDr. Mani is fed up with th|j§ Government here and that he will close the MCH project. fjff this happens Miss Roberts might be placed in Burma oijjln Thailand. f|f§pld ©oris that we" must place" her as we have gone t^^^a|^|a gettinga^P^release ,-*f^|jEf you have not already done so pleas|filet us know hq^Jhera^cruitment st|&>ds and I will do my best to' get another suitable§||ssignment. I 7^^'-aW^^^3H| to send-you a signal to recruit Dickie for 'Thailand whe^^k'heard\o^^^^^S other situation. We had better still hold#f o^^biit until E|§ave an opportunity to teview ail of th^^&rojects. Miss Gray and Miss Witherspoon ate-hereMe I observed to-day's briefing. ' They sat in Doris1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the :infoxm^^^^ that was given cold have been given in a half-^^||i 3)oris makes a lot of j the- administrative .details -whi<^^^^pll have^^ikthe^fcaff "rule^^^^^ am afraid she misses almost entirely the professional aspects, ;jp|is was also apparent in the Burma interyiews«^She is extremely kind to |p| them but I am afraid we must give the nursing policy guidanc^.^^H.Q.^ Recieved your letter and the copy of Dr. Sinai's report. a^^feha^H give it som^careful study, '-||? couldnH agree more about the moire specific objectives^ in relation to the planning of the nursing projects. How much of that I can get over remains 1^ be seen. I am a little diseduraged about the possibility of doing much but that may be because I am in need of sleep just now. Glad the Working inference plfi^s are going so nicely. I do hope if you go thfc Middle East t&at no emergencies ariscsduring your absence. You did not mention imj^at connection If you wished me to come back earlier. I am going to need all of the two months #ere but i« necessEy could try to shorten the time. Hope the'^^ypfS before then. Sinclair-Loutit Is here now; he really could have been in a serious situation there. Lost all his baggage including Passport and ^aissez-Passer
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Title | [W.H.O. Diary Entries 1949-1952?] |
Creator | Creelman, Lyle, 1908-2007 |
Date Created | [between 1949 and 1952?] |
Sort Date | 1952 |
Extent | 107 pages |
Subject | Nursing |
Genre | Diaries |
Type | Text |
Format | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Access Identifier | ARC-Creelman-2-5 |
Digital Identifier | creelman_02_05_01 |
Is Part Of | History of Nursing in Pacific Canada |
Source | Original format: University of British Columbia. Archives. Lyle Creelman fonds. Diaries and logbooks. ARC-Creelman-2-5 |
Date Available | 2015-03-17 |
Publisher - Digital | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Digital copies are provided for research and personal use only. For permission to publish or otherwise use this material contact the UBC Archives at lib-ubcarchives@lists.ubc.ca |
Catalogue Record | http://www.library.ubc.ca/archives/u_arch/creelman.pdf |
DOI | 1.0214444 |
Description
Title | creelman_02_05_01_011 |
Sort Date | 1952 |
Transcript | ^&>as^:^^^^^|^^||ew deliS v ^Sbas;^dor HoteT ^M^SmW$, BERSBKAL Dear Olive, Arrived In lew Bel!fit this morning after an all night flight frc^|| Rangoon. Couldn^ sleep on account of the noise ^iahave been at the office nearly all day. tat a placet I admire fyfrls1 placidity. first of all aboftt Burma. Hext Tuesda^0»;j the pouch I wilj^sejs^t you my linages of typed notes^^^Probably manya^fe;^a l^tatementsi^^&ld not have been mad||. and some of^i^pem were modified later, but they writing of them did help ^relieve my||§elings atpthe ^me and I shall send them to youepfor ^jur personaj- information. To summart&B, no action As %oJbe taken^yet regarding^pditional personnelT^^X'MutMng Advisor iso definitely not "aceeptablepa I think tlie original presentation must have been poor||| After all Mrs. Aung Sa^|is a'n^e and it is a touc^asituation vJlf^have to admit you need advice-from |lf|^ However I think perhaps a sen^^^^^re'in "i^^^erson..;:^g;'Ruth:'Ingram jpll unite the present group in order .'^ givfifmore effective service might be acceptable. Mrs. Atng-f a^ know. A third public health nurserMs neededo|f||r Rangoon an^M# wanted byf^he gpvernmenTT^ Ordln^ariTy^T would not agre[|>t©t^bch ^ appointment^^less . the senior nurse wasa appoi|k^^^ut1^;think ;^^H1^ situation wh^ythe^^g ^^llpSsonality digfici^^be tlftes position wotO^^^^^^lfie^^ven^ t&p££ leade^^j;'',:'rWjected..:>^^^^i^^|tve '^/ rei^^^^^^te--^|Miss ^^^|rs;;^^ see if she wouf^be suitable 4n the':l^^pof ou^0)res|^t' ii^rma^>n. I suggested to Mr|||;Aung San that we woi™: not r|pruit tf|| publl^pealth": nurse until we had her BHwfla^ ■ sO;|^atkf|^^p|wo could go .at the same ;time if possi^e. There ai^some rj^i- difficTa^^es^; in thii team digfleto personalities.^, I think perhaps more. selee.tilS|£ recruitment wo||Ld hare weeded out the two ;|pouble mak|rs--*§^aham a^Bg Quaid. More details of this in my note#||| From the casu&l comments I have.,picked||||ffl tq^^^^^e Delh|ffl^.ttiati^^ is in a b;^;ofea mess... ;- You will already-have had;--"^^ cable as^^g.'-forw- delay in the recruitment of Miss Roberts. If you have not already seen .it get the copy ;|||§' the letter sen^^feDr. Verhoestrate^dated 3l|l|an frojfig Br. Ghellopah to Br. Raja. Dr. M4.i^^^o:thinfoDr. Mani is fed up with th|j§ Government here and that he will close the MCH project. fjff this happens Miss Roberts might be placed in Burma oijjln Thailand. f|f§pld ©oris that we" must place" her as we have gone t^^^a|^|a gettinga^P^release ,-*f^|jEf you have not already done so pleas|filet us know hq^Jhera^cruitment st|&>ds and I will do my best to' get another suitable§||ssignment. I 7^^'-aW^^^3H| to send-you a signal to recruit Dickie for 'Thailand whe^^k'heard\o^^^^^S other situation. We had better still hold#f o^^biit until E|§ave an opportunity to teview ail of th^^&rojects. Miss Gray and Miss Witherspoon ate-hereMe I observed to-day's briefing. ' They sat in Doris1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the :infoxm^^^^ that was given cold have been given in a half-^^||i 3)oris makes a lot of j the- administrative .details -whi<^^^^pll have^^ikthe^fcaff "rule^^^^^ am afraid she misses almost entirely the professional aspects, ;jp|is was also apparent in the Burma interyiews«^She is extremely kind to |p| them but I am afraid we must give the nursing policy guidanc^.^^H.Q.^ Recieved your letter and the copy of Dr. Sinai's report. a^^feha^H give it som^careful study, '-||? couldnH agree more about the moire specific objectives^ in relation to the planning of the nursing projects. How much of that I can get over remains 1^ be seen. I am a little diseduraged about the possibility of doing much but that may be because I am in need of sleep just now. Glad the Working inference plfi^s are going so nicely. I do hope if you go thfc Middle East t&at no emergencies ariscsduring your absence. You did not mention imj^at connection If you wished me to come back earlier. I am going to need all of the two months #ere but i« necessEy could try to shorten the time. Hope the'^^ypfS before then. Sinclair-Loutit Is here now; he really could have been in a serious situation there. Lost all his baggage including Passport and ^aissez-Passer |
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