Government Will Help in Educating All Entitled to Assistance.
NEW RULES ARE MADE RUIN
Great Opportunities for Rehabilitation Now Placed by Government Within Reach of All Wounded and Disabled.
Under to reach the disabled ex-service men who are still in need of vocational education and training, Lieut. Col. M. C. Smith of the office of the assistant to the secretary of war, has begun the nationwide distribution of a pamphlet which sets forth clearly the great opportunities for rehabilitation placed by the government within reach of the wounded and disabled, first time the federal vocational act has been stripped of its legal verbiage. Details and facts which and ex-sailors should know with reference to their desired vocational education are given in simple English. There are two classes of disabled men entitled to vocational education—those who cannot follow their former calling and those whose disabilities are not of such a nature as to entitle them to certain financial benefits. The now
For the ex-soldiers is entitled to allowances which range from $80 a month for a single man without dependents to $150 a month for a man with a wife and six children, or other dependents. It is only when a man's disability interferes with his following his former calling that he is entitled to the maintenance allowance, disabled men, if their disability be 10 percent or greater, are allowed free tuition and books. But other applicants must furnish legal proof of honorable discharge from the service.
A  Certificate of discharge, or extracts therefrom certified as true copies, or an affidavit, will be accepted.
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