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D. M. R.-11 AMERICAN KEDE American Red Cross THE HUMANITY GOOS NURSING SERVICE WASHINGTON Submit an essay on this sheet of paper in your own handwriting of at least 250 words answering the following questions: 1. Describe the organization of the Nursing Service of the American Red Cross and duties of the National Committee. 2. Who is responsible for the assignment to duty of Red Cross Nurses and for the selection of Supervising Nurses? State briefly the requirements for enrollment. 3. How does response to a call from the Red Cross in time of peace differ from that in time of war? What exceptions may be made for Red Cross nurses in time of war, who have been appointed as public health nurses or assigned to other special duties under the Red Cross. 4. State the purpose of the Town and Country Nursing Service and the special requirements for Red Cross service as a public health nurse. 5. What provision has been made for membership of enrolled nurses in the American Red Cross? (Read circular of Information for Applicants, A. R. C. 150, before writing essay.) musis association with the american Red 1. By the cooperation of the american Cross, in 1909, the Red Cross muring Service was oranized, and later fifteen members representing the two digarizations appointed a national Committee on nursing Service. This Committee was made responsible for the inform establishment for the enrollment of Red Cross nurses, and exercise general supervision over all matters pritaining to the Red Cross nursing service 2. The Town and Country service is responsible for the assignment to duty of

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