The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-29

me Jniieu states government
through The federal board of vocation.
al education for disabled soldiers and
sailors, who participated i'm the great
war, is making strenuous effort
through every county agent, 10 To-
cate men in each county who have
been accepted and who have not re
ported, and induce them to accept the
provision made for their future.
County Agent Russell has been no
titled thatt here are four men in Car
ter county who have been approved
for vocational training but whom the
department have been unable to locate
He desires these men to report to
his office where they will receive all
necessary information relative to the
matter For the benefit of those who
might desire to take advantage of this
opportunity letters and instructions
from the department to Mr.. Russell
are here reproduced. Never before in
the history Of the United States, has
such liberal terms been granted to sol
diers and sailors who desire to get an
education at the expense of the gov
crnment The tuition is not only free
but the student receives pay while
studying at rates set forth in the fol
lowing communications;
Place Men in Training
Dear Sir:
1T is the purpose of the federal
board for vocational education to Of
fer suitable vocational training to dis.
abed soldiers and sailors when train.
ing is necessary and feasible to en-
able them to return successfully to
civilian life. Each disabled soldier is
interviewed by a representative Of the
federal board, at which time the man
and the representative of the board
agree upon what is the best future EN-
poyment for the man in the light Of
his previous education, vocational eN.
perience and physical disability. His
training course is then planned, to pre-
pare him to compete successfully with
skilled worllmcn in his selected field.
When this course is approved by the
central office Of the board at Wash
ington. we are ready to place the man
in training.
Use Established Schools
"In providing training the federal
board uses established schools and in.
sttutons, rather than special schools
for disabled men. Training may be
arranged to prepare the man for any
conceivable job, and includes courses
III dsllcui'uldi' colIili'elc'dl "OiN' """e
and industrial subjects.
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AT a recent conference between
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the federal board 1t was decided that
we should ask the cooperation of the
county agricultural agent IN putting
mem who are approved for training
actually ON their way. They are
hesitating for great variety of reas.
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