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Get in Touch With Your
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Service Office for Further
Detail* and Suggestions.
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Before you, Mr. Employer, is a man who fought on the beachheads of Tarawa or Anzio, who flew
over bomb-gutted Tokio or fought in the Coral Sea. He is one of hundreds of thousands who march-
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ed in the Purple Heart Parade, Today, he is an American looking for a job. Behind him are the
hardships and dangers of war, the weary months in the hospital, and the long days of training for
employment. Ahead of him is a future that is in your hands. What you do with his future is import
ant to him, and to you!
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MAN WANTED—We need hard-hitting veterans. We’ve hired
many of them since V-J day. It pays off. Some aren’t the same
physically as they were before a Kamikaze attack off Oki
nawa, a shell burst below Casino, or flak and flame over Kas-
serine Pass. Some have lost an arm or leg or eye. Others have
hidden disabilities. But we have found these disabilities are
not. handicaps when we place them prop^ly. Their efficiency
and productive ability have saved us money. We need more
workers of this type. We will continue to hire them throughout
the year.
Signed: AN AMERICAN EMPLOYER
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HELP WANTED—We’d like that job you have, Mr. Employer.
There’re more than a quarter of a million of us either actively
looking for work or soon to leave hospitals or finish training.
There are many jobs we can fill capably. We know that sur
veys show that our fellow disabled veterans have been as ef
ficient on the job as other workers, that they have had fewer
accidents and have been reliable workers. We’ve put away
that Purple Heart. Today we’ll take our chances on that job
you’ve got. We think you need us and we know we need you.
We’ll get your work done. And while we’re doing that we’ll
pay for our homes and raise our families.
Signed: A DISABI^D VETERAN
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Frank's Drug Store
This Message Is Sponsored by the Following Business Firms of Camden:
Boykin Furniture Co.
(Member Federal Reserve System)
City Filling Station
John M. Villepigue & Co.
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W. F. Nett)es & Son
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