“FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF MORESBY.” When the white women of Papua were evacuated to Australia, one of their number was left behind. ■ She was Matron Vera Morton, of the Red Cross Convalescent Home, “Rouna.” Mrs. Morton stayed because there was nobody to carry on the work at the home. There she worked, assisted only by native labour. The home was very busy and absolutely necessary to the Welfare of the Australian Forces. The 1
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Camp News, Volume 4, Issue 158, 22 January 1943, Page 4
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