The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
SEEK TO MAKE MEN
BETTER THAN BEFORE
VOCATIONAL ms u hNC {
Payments for Di~hhtiiuc, eco on
While student IL Taking tour~'
Of Training

WASIINGTp%. june n you
are dIDthlod tollirJ. nlllor ur ma
rlnc you should itlt, uYi at uu,. ,
rc-odu,atiuuN Insurance puu,. wan
IN" federal hoard Of vocational rdu.
cation
unuic sam rcServca This sort of In
ruTHu,c for you CNtuAiN,'y n N"I
are on" of the war disabled. 'u poo
vide YOU with insurance for NE
against any necessity for ,urhai0nc
pencil and shoe lace poddling,
against idlencss charity and Old ng"
dependency nEaiuTi thh down tud
outncSs which ssNluHured disabled
have experienced in the past.
lnrl" Sans vocational insurance
guarantees the dlEnhlcd man 100 pcr
vent efficiency IN some sulthhio vuDh
ton and incidentally N guarantees
that happincaT which In inHc parable
from a NE Uf service.
This Insurance IN issued free NJ
cost To disabled mon not IN ~ charity
hut Ia recognition OF the plain fh,t
that they have already ptIh th" prt'c
for II in fun hy service rendered
Aim IL complete IIc~torninn.
Taking out this insurance H cn
'llFIi N'tNflldI I'i' Nv VI va l'|''l
man should fan 10 take careful Hr.
count ~ the advantages which VIII
accrue "a him n Ne becomes policy
holder lIy placing himself under
the guidance ~ tho federal board for
vocational education and following
the course ~ training elected hH
most suitable IN zach case. with duo
regard to tho given disability and to
natural aptitudcS, preferences and
past experience, the beneficiary un-
der Uncle Sans Tc-eduCatiuunl poll
ley IN able, usually within n short
time. either to return To- his former
occupation or 10 enter upon some
other occupation equally ms good aH
or better than the one followed prior
10 his enlistment In the service THIS
complete restoration. vocational nH
well a. physical, IL tho ideal inEpiring
Uncle sam In his effort. to provide
adequately for the war disabled
Congress has charged tho federal
board for vocational education with
the responsibility of returning each
disabled soldier, sailor ~ marine 10
some suitable clvil employment, and
with the duty ~ providing such
training hs may be required In each
case. Under this policy the very best
schools. colleges and univcrsitios arc
opened To the disabled. tuition free
II should he noted that there viii he
no delay whatever in diachafRe from
military duty on account Of taking
training, since discharge from service
must he obtained before training
with the federal hoard can begin
BencficiaricH under the federal
boards ~ educational training pol
icy are assured benefits such aH no
other policy provides Among these
benefits the following may he speci-
fled
Education and support
That each disability now rcEa rdcd
hs n handicap shall he converted
into an Hanct for the dlaa hled nv the
development uf new capacities IL
place Of those lost
That the man and his dependents
shall be supported while he Is In
training developing these new ca.
pacitieS for living ana working
That each disabled man shall he
given maximum protection for llfc
through the full development ot
wage earning power,
That there shall he no lapse ot
policy through nonpaymenl ~ prem
iumS or assessments or failure OF the
company
That participation in dividends.
profits and benefits, material and
immateriAl, shall be daily through
out life
THAT upon completion of his train
Ing the disabled man shall be placed
~ work under equitable conditions
Of wages and hours
That tho intcrcsts OF the retained
disabled man SHAH he fully safe
guarded after placement
That tho retained disabled" man
made NJ and able for useful service
shall not be compelled by any un.
forescen exigenCy to accept insult
able low wage employment
That the monthly payments Ivy the
war risk insurance bureau for dts
abilities shall not he diminished he,
cause the disabled man takes train,
Ing and becomes tit and able
Preference Consulted
That the training shall I've such ~
will develop natural capacity and
shall be adapted to individual pref
erences
That tho unframed disabled mar
shall he able to compete ON cquR
terms with tho able bodied man IN
mas OWN pEhltNNlhN OF llnP W WNl y
The federal boards training pol
icy IL provided under the tollowins
conditions.
Disability amounting "a 10 pct
cent OF total disability as cSah.
lshcd by tho bureau ot war risk IN
surRnCo.
discharge from military serv.
ice.
The federal hoard proposes 40 a.
as Is possible hv proper training and
hv selection OF proper NocntiouS. &c
reduce tho percentage " diSah,iit,
IN many eases to the 2cru. point. and
even tn some cases go develop en-.
urcly new capacities
Tho facilities ~ the fotcrt hoard
gNrc freely at tho disposal ot anyun,
interested and ull Information &C
eardnE training ANA compensation
may hc obtained hN application 'o 'h,
main office IN Washington ~. e.. ot
to anyone Of the hutrt.s hrtr,h ~
tlces, each - IA" following ,ntcS
New orleans s. LOUIS Kansas DIN
Minneapolis Denver and Dallas
Some one asked Alan TRAINER ~,
manager ct New Works latest 'sh
ion cwpor}um. what hr considered
tho essentials to a broadway 'Nct'ri
cal success