:11:28
I'm afraid she's
awfully heavy for you.
:11:30
Oh, no.
She's so like my granddaughter.
:11:33
I love holding her.
:11:35
Is she about the same age?
:11:37
No. Mary is almost 30 now.
:11:40
She's a nurse.
Let me show you her picture.
:11:44
She's pretty.
Where is she now?
:11:47
I really don't know.
:11:48
You see, she was at Corregidor.
:11:53
I'm so sorry.
:11:56
Mother, won't you let me
do something now?
:11:59
Jane, please, darling, not again.
I'm so hot and so tired.
:12:03
Just for the summer.
I could be a nurse's aide maybe.
:12:12
- All right, Jane.
- Gee, Mother, that's swell.
:12:16
But remember now,
just for the summer.
:12:19
I embrace the code
of the Nurse's Aide.
:12:23
I will do everything in my power
:12:25
to bring comfort
to the ailing and the wounded
:12:27
of whatever color,
race, or creed.
:12:29
I will accept no compensation
and seek no reward,
:12:33
and I will hold as a sacred trust
:12:36
the symbol of mercy
which I wear... the Red Cross.
:12:40
"Tell Jane I'm proud
of my little Florence Nightingale,
:12:44
"and she must hold the thought
that next summer,
:12:47
or the summer after that,
we'll be boating again on the lake."
:12:51
The summer after that...
:12:59
"And tell Brig that her candy is
all the sweeter because she made it.