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Show Service Men's Problems Discussed by C. Pickett The fighting man of today is the-veteran the-veteran of tomorrow. What can he expect when he returns to civilian civi-lian life? What services are open to him? To whom can he turn for the help he so often needs? Charles Pickett of your War Manpower Man-power Commission brings you the answer to these and many other questions. Veterans of World War II! You men and women who are returning, return-ing, one by one, from the armed services. The Government of the United States has a responsibility which is of vital importance to your welfare. That responsibility, both an obligation and a privilege, is to re-establish you men and women in the Democracy for which you fought and served. The War Manpower Commission's Commis-sion's United States Employment " Service, with cooperating government, govern-ment, military and civic agencies, has been assigned the welcome task of counselling, assisting and placing in suitable employment every veteran who needs euch help. All of the facilities of the organization are geared to provide rapid, accurate and orderly reemployment, re-employment, to give counsel on training-for-job opportunities, to direct veterans who need training to the several training facilities conducted by federal and local education authorities, and where the veteran is ready, place him directly in a suitable job. Also he can get full information and assistance as-sistance on problems involving pensions, insurance, compensation claims, and vocational rehabilitation rehabilita-tion for service-connected disabilities. |