Amer. Nurses on the porch of their Red Cross Club house on the banks of the River Test, Somewhere-in-England. "I don't know why they should call it a river," the newly arrived nurse invariably remarks, for is seems too small to be dignified by any name more ambitious than "creek", but they learn to like as they grow more familiar with it. The Nurses' Club, built up close to the Amer. Hospital, is an unpretentious little building of cottage type, but cozy and comfortable, with pleasant dining rooms and lounge rooms and reading rooms and a few bed rooms. The front yard is full of holly, which the nurses have been tending carefully in anticipation of using it at Christmas time