American Women And the World War
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In some of the factories, as for example at the clothing factory in Charleston, S. C, the women work in shifts of ten hours each in buildings that have not been equipped for their comfort. This factory is next door to the navy yard, and the commandant has worked in sympathy with the Y. W. C. A. Officers, who have sought to provide better housing for the women, and have furnished them with a recreation house where women may meet their men friends un- der proper conditions.
The cafeteria is an in...stitution which the Y. W. C. A. Has used and developed in a most useful man- ner, and their experience is being applied in war work.
In response to the requests of the commandants and the Federal Commission on Training Camp Ac- tivities fourteen hostess houses have been established and four more are under way. These form a social center for relatives who come to visit the men in the camp. Sometimes the houses are inside the grounds, as at Plattsburg, and sometimes they are outside, ac- cording to conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some of the factories, as for example at the clothing factory in Charleston, S. C, the women work in shifts of ten hours each in buildings that have not been equipped for their comfort. This factory is next door to the navy yard, and the commandant has worked in sympathy with the Y. W. C. A. Officers, who have sought to provide better housing for the women, and have furnished them with a recreation house where women may meet their men friends un- der proper conditions.
The cafeteria is an in...stitution which the Y. W. C. A. Has used and developed in a most useful man- ner, and their experience is being applied in war work.
In response to the requests of the commandants and the Federal Commission on Training Camp Ac- tivities fourteen hostess houses have been established and four more are under way. These form a social center for relatives who come to visit the men in the camp. Sometimes the houses are inside the grounds, as at Plattsburg, and sometimes they are outside, ac- cording to conditions.
What to read after American Women And the World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Clyde Ida Clyde Gallagher Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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