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ur Ae J Nurse ' s Aide, termed by the Red Cross as one of its most important volunteer services, is served in Austin by over one hundred University women. Before these girls became nurse ' s aides, they passed a physical examination, took thirty hours of a lecture course, and forty-five hours of practical training. After these preliminary steps, the trainees were capped, given their pins and certificates. The Red Cross then asked each nurse ' s aide to give one hundred and fifty hours a year to her job in exchange for her training. Up until the middle of this year, the activities of the group were confined to civilian purposes, but the army hospitals, short-staffed and in need of competent helpers, called on the Red Cross to lend a helping hand. This call was heard in Austin. Every day ten nurse ' s aides, many of whom are University students, ride out to Camp Swift in a Red Cross ambulance to spend nine hours helping to relieve the nurse shortage and improve morale at the camp. During final examinations, when University students were concentrating on studying, the nurse ' s aides of the University took a recess to study. A physician said he heard Brackenridge hospital was suffering because of the University finals . . . University nurse ' s aides usually work in three-hour shifts at all of the local hospitals on seven days a week. The hospitals served are Brackenridge, St. David ' s, and Seton. After receiving her cap and completing her initial training, a nurse ' s aide is eligible to work in any hospital. Therefore, many students who leave the University with the nurse ' s aide training can step into their local hospitals and aid the war effort by helping relieve the sick and trying to keep the healthy well. Nurse ' s Aide, a service without glory, is one way these University women show some tangible patriotism. m m VN HANSARD, RUTH ANNKTTE NKKL. J ACQUEI.Y.NN HOLLAND.
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