 In November 1945 six patients at the lazaret were selected as working men and received their first wages, while five women were assigned to cook in the five kitchens, also on wages.That same month two men took charge of the cows, with horses put at their disposal, and three patients were assigned as uniformed policemen.Patients who had unapproved contact with members of the opposite sex were sometimes locked in the hospital or confined to their huts under guard.