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Identifier: 14031070R.nlm.nih.gov
Title: The disabled soldier
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: McMurtrie, Douglas C. (Douglas Crawford), 1888-1944, author
Subjects: Veterans Disabled Persons Rehabilitation, Vocational Amputees Artificial Limbs World War I
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THE NEW SCHOOLHOUSE 55 drive the automobile trucks. These men are receivingthe most versatile experience a chauffeur could have, andat demobilization they will be turned out into the civilianlabor market to seek employment. The disabled manshould not be submitted to this unusual competition. In actual practice the most popular trade being taughtto crippled soldiers is motor mechanics, that is, theoperation and repair of automobile engines. Too popu-lar the school directors think it, for almost every manasked to express his preference as to subject elects totrain as a motor mechanic. There could be no betterproof that the automobile still has glamour in the publiceye. The work manifestly appeals to the mens imagina-tions, and they want to go into it whether their abilitylies in that direction or not. So the job of the vocationaldirector is to dissuade many from this first and seeminglyuniversal choice. Otherwise, according to one authority,all the disabled soldiers in Canada would be g

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