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Information & Welfare Section
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Welfare Department |
Duties: interviewing, giving welfare assistance, counsel, guidance, to Dependents, etc. |
Clubs Dept. |
Duties: Organization of clubs, lectures, films, library (6,000 volumes) Supervision of social activities, etc. |
Civilian Repat Section
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Administration Section
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Repat 1 |
Duties: Repat and clearing new appliations, Service verifications, liaisons with Records, D.B.T. liaison, investigations. |
Repat 2 |
Duties: DA&AP questions, Transfer funds, insurance policies & Savings certificates, Customs and export permits, Transportation accounts, Priorities &gradings, Records & Statistics. |
Repat 3 |
Duties: Personal interviewd, general correspondence, pre-traffic documentation, special compassionate cases, medical certificates, preparation of passports & visas, Board of Trade matters, Services discharges of Wives (in British forces generally). |
Repat 4a |
Duties: Dependents drafts, Berthing, Nominal rolls, Train rolls, Train schedules, Traffic index cards, Declaration forms, Embarkation cards, Roll warrants, S.S. Tickets, Medical cards, Warning orders and Movement instructions. |
Repat 4b |
Duties: Drafts other than Dependents (generally as for Repat 4A, plus collection of cash payments). |
Repat 5 |
Duties: Liaison with immigration branch and health department. |
Repat 6 |
Duties: Legal matters and liaison with AJAG Branch. |
Central Registry
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Repat 7
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Continental Establishment |
Repat 7a |
The Hague |
Repat 7b |
Brussels |
Repat 7c |
Paris |
Source: Canadian Wives Bureau, Flow Chart, Department of National Defense, National Archives of Canada.
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