"Dear Sir; We wish to call your attention to the report of the special committee appointed by the state council of defense to investigate the matter of the rehabilitation of disabled soldiers and sailors who enlisted in Idaho and who will later return to this state. This report appears in this week's issue of the Bulletin issued by the state council. The following recommendation is contained therein:
"One of the first steps that the Idaho state council of defense should take, and this we suggest and strongly recommend, is to bring about the creation, in each county, under the direction of the county councils of defense, of a special military or rehabilitation committee charged with the duty of welcoming home all disabled soldiers and sailors, recording their discharge papers and seeing they are given suitable employment, and where it is considered necessary that they be given the opportunity to take vocational retraining at such times as this is made possible; that these committees be charged with the duty of making a survey of their counties to list positions for such men and inculcate among employers they should give disabled soldiers and sailors every opportunity to work at a profitable vocation.
"It is generally realized that this subject is one of the most important the state and county councils will have to deal with following the close of the war." 