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exclusive OF any period he was
assigned for a course of educa-
ton or training under the Army
specialized training program or the
Navy college training program,
which course was a continuation
OF his civilian course and was pur-
sued to completion, or as a cadet
or mldshipman at one OF the
service academies.
But In no event shall tho total
period of education or training
exceed four years.
Provided his work continues to
be satisfactory throughout the
period of education or training
according to the regularly pre-
scribed standards and practices OF
the institution.
3. Veteran may elect his course
OF education or training,
At any approved institution at
which he chooses to enroll,
whether or not located in the state
of his residence, which will ac-
cept or retain him as a student
or trainee in any field or branch
of knowledge which such insti-
tuition finds him qualified to under
take or pursue.
Provisions are made for chang
ing course of education, and for
disseminating it If the conduct or
progress Of the veteran is I'M
satisfactory.
4. Administrator to obtain lists
Of accredited and qualified educa-
tional and training institutions
Including industrial establish
and
Administrator shall utilize estab-
lished state apprenticeship agen-
cies, whenever possible, in train
ing on the job Of one years dura-
ton or more.
5. Observation-Disclosures shall
pay customary cost of tuition, and
such laboratory, library, etc. fees
as are customarily charged, and
may pay for books, supplies, ETC.,
and necessary expenses, exclusive
of board, lodging, travel. not to
exceed $500 for an ordinary school
year.
No payment to be made for
training on the job.
1t is provided that If the in
stitution has no established fee or
if the tuition fee is found by the
Administrator to be inadequate he
is authorized to pay fair and
reasonable tuition not to exceed
$500 for a school year.
6. Veteran without dependents
to be paid subsistence allowance
of $50 per month.
Veteran with dependents to be
paid SITS per month.
Veterans attending course on a
part-time basis, or receiving COM
pensation for productive labor per-
formed as part of apprentice or
other training on the job, shall re-
ceive such lesser sums, if any, as
subsistence or dependency allow
ances, as may be determined by
the Administrator.
Veterans eligible under this part.
and within the limitations there
of, may pursue full time or part
time course as he may elect. with
out subsistence allowance.
Z. Veteran may elect, it eligible
under both Parts VII pub. 16)
and Part VIII, which Part VIII,
which benefit he desires, provided
that in event Of such election,
subsistence allowance under Part
VIII shall not exceed amount OF
additional pension payable 1ol
training under Part VII.
8. No Federal department, agency
or officer in carrying out the pro-
visions of this part, shall exercise
any supervision or control over any
state educational or apprenticeship
agency, or any educational OF
training institution; provided that
this shall not prevent Federal
department, agency or officer from
exercising supervision or control
over any Federal educational or
training institution, authorized by
existing law; or to prevent tne
furnishing of education or train.
ing in such Federal educational
or training institution.
.. Administrator OF Veterans
Affairs shall administer this title
and shall utilize existing facilities
and services of Federal and STATE
departments and agencies, 1nso1a1
as he deems practicable.
10. Educational and vocationa
guidance may be arranged TO-
by the Administrator for persons
eligible to benefits of this part
utilizing other Federal agencie!
collecting information crafts
trades, and professions to the ex'
tent he deems practicable.
II. Educational or training tnsti'
tutions shall include:
All public or private elementary
secondary, and other schools FUR
nishing education for adults.
Business schools and colleges.
Scientific and technical inSti
buttons, colleges. vocational schools
junior colleges, teachers colleges
normal schools, professional
schools, universities, and othe
educa tional institutions.
Business o. other establishment
providing apprentice or othe
training on the job, including
those under supervision Of an ap