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Peace Corps Nurse — George Sullivan
DEAR MISS JONES
We are happy to inform you that you have been selected for training as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Congratulations to you!
Peace Corps placement and selection official have completed the evaluation of you application and your placement examination. You will be assigned to a Community Development Project near Bogota, Colombia, following successful completion of the training phase of your service.
Training for this project will begin at Southwestern University in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, June 10. The program will be of ten weeks duration. Peace Corps officials will contact you shortly to confirm these arrangements.
…With this letter begins one of the most exciting and romantic young novels of the season. Author George Sullivan was a journalist with the U.S. Navy during World War II. He lives in New York City, writes a column that is syndicated to newspapers in every section of the country, and has a dozen other books to his credit, including the non-fiction STORY OF THE PEACE CORPS, which has an official introduction by R. Sargent Shriver.
We are happy to inform you that you have been selected for training as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Congratulations to you!
Peace Corps placement and selection official have completed the evaluation of you application and your placement examination. You will be assigned to a Community Development Project near Bogota, Colombia, following successful completion of the training phase of your service.
Training for this project will begin at Southwestern University in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, June 10. The program will be of ten weeks duration. Peace Corps officials will contact you shortly to confirm these arrangements.
…With this letter begins one of the most exciting and romantic young novels of the season. Author George Sullivan was a journalist with the U.S. Navy during World War II. He lives in New York City, writes a column that is syndicated to newspapers in every section of the country, and has a dozen other books to his credit, including the non-fiction STORY OF THE PEACE CORPS, which has an official introduction by R. Sargent Shriver.
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