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HE'S Back . . .

As a ﬁghting-man he did more for us than we can ever hope to repay. Yet all he asks in return is a fair chance to ﬁnd and ﬁll the right civilian job. p '

The least we can do is to see that he gets this help . . . see that every young veteran is ﬁtted for the future through the Government's Rehabilitation Program.

Under this program returned men and women are trained, equipped, and directed into farming, factories, business or professions according to their ambition and ability. Some need hospitalization, some pensions-all get gratuities and re~establishment credits.

It’s going to take a lot of money to carry to completion such a vital and comprehensive plan. Every Canadian will have to dig deep to raise the sum that's needed.

Now that the shooting and shouting are over, let's tell these fellows that we are still interested! Let's come through and make their training for the future our ﬁrst and most important job‘

Get behind th; 9th Victory 1.0m!

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