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'onthisles,ith.ed-•iscinrtyreeionforaveursrtnd ion in g ind at lit-in g A. far he inontoirk.lAi11ilt;tl ui civilian employees unuer me Medical Department of the army.Women who take the course of in-struction recommended by the Government will have to do it at their own expense on the understandingthat the Government assumes 110 obligation to ^accept them for service upon the completion of the course. Jf accepted they will be put 011 the active list and will be expected to respond immediately to any call from the Government.When in Government service the aides will be paid fifty dollars a month when on duty in the United States. This will be increased to sixty dollars for overseas duty. If employed in a hospital they will be given quarters and subsistence in addition. If not employed in a hospital they will be given twelve dollars a month to pay for quarters and from one dollar to a dollar and a quarter a day for subsistence.The courses commenced yesterday and will continue for the next eight weeks. At the end of that time they will be repeated for a new set of workers.rbe pa The a a rulii tourna mernb cents stead , an ho’KENFootb“Jac of the night ing Ci prepai Ensigi the I of a S was hfurlougantecceivedimmec Ken Sopho and 1' tion o
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New York Columbia Spectator
New York, New York, US
Thu, Apr 11, 1918
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