The discipline in the women's army is strict. They have to do drills and physical training. In addition, those who joined before the war have been having army training in their own special job, For instance, drivers have been given a thorough course in motor mechanics, 'The full course lasts three years but eyn now they can do any number of running repairs, change a wheel without blinking' an eyelid, and are learning to be as oMicient as they. look in their workmanlike overalls.
The cooks have already learned to prepare meals for large numbers. Besides hearing lectures on how to provide nourishing meals to the troops on the army allowance, they have worked in army kitchens under men. There they have been told about balanced diets and the of Army War-time Meals For German Housewives Recently German housewives were given a wireless tall designed to help them plan meals for three days of the week. It compares unfavour= ably with the war-time cooking hints given to" Viennese housewives by their newspapers, Finst_ Day,—Break fas soup, bread fable soup, red baked and a foo, bread prepared minced meat is. Supper potato and cabbage salad, toast with drips aekberry leaf te:
Tummy Day—Breakfast: mashed Storekeepers are being trained how and distribute supplies waste and hor maintain connection with sources of supply.
The clerks to handle correctly War Office forms and re: cords, not only dealing with th own Service, bit with all the depart ments which the Army of a country at war must have. Very quickly they pick up the military style and Forget that peculiar to the commer cial otices "from which they have
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