l § °14Q “TITLE :0;-1 ·urhan 'tpOpu18tion bears to the total urban population in the lftjuitcd States, not 'includlng outlying pcssessious, according to the last ipreced-ling United States cenapa. The allotment, of funds to any State shall be not less than a mini-. · mum ot $10,000 for any Baca! year. There is- appropriated the sum ot $50,000 annually, or ao much thereof as `may be needed, which shall be used ter the purpose of providing the mlnlmum allotment to the States provided for in‘this[section.` r l · · , [Not mere than 20 per centuxn of the . money aapprppriated under this chapter for the payinent of salaries of teachers of trade, home ecconomics, and industrial subjects, for any year, shall be expended for the salaries __0f ; tcachcrsi of home ec0— munlcsaubjects. (Eeh. 23, 1917,1:. 114, §-3, 39 Stat. 930.): 14; Same; preparing teachers of agricultural subjects; amounts; allotment of funds to Statea.—~For the purpose of cooperating with the Stn tes in preparing teachers, supervisors, and directors or agricultural subjects and teachers 0t_ trade l and industrial and home econoraica aubjccta, there la `annually uppmpriated for the HS? of the States the sum. of $1,000,000.“ Said sun; shall beallottetl I0 the States lu the proportion which. their population `beara to y the total population oi the United States, not including outlying ptwaessions, according- to the last {preceding United States, census., The allotment of funds to any State shall he not less than ”a minimum of $10,000 for ~ any decal `ycar. And there is appropriated the sum, ot annually, or ao much thereof as may- be needed, which shall be used _ for? the purpose of providing. the minimum allotment V, provided, forlnthia section. ‘, (Feb.r23, 1917, c. 3114, ,5 4, 39 Stat.931;) p ~ p , . · · " 15. Same; for Federal board.-··There ja appropriated to the Federal Board for Veda tional Education the sum of $200,000 annually, for the purposeyot maltingi or cooperating ln mak- ,mg p the studies, `lnrestwntiona, and reports- provided for in · aectieu,17 of this title, and ter the purpose ot paying the salaries of the otllcera, the assistants, andvauch otflce and other expenses as the hoardmay deem, necessary to the execution Y and ,admluietration‘ot this chapter; this appropriation is also made arallable for printing and binding, law hooks, b00ka·0i reference and periodicals, and postage on foreign mall. l (Fel}. . %, 1917,c. 114,*5 7, 39 Stat, 933; Oct. 6, 1917, c. 79, S 1, 40 Stat. 345.) ·_ E M ,€ 16. Same: acceptance of beueiltaof appropriations by·;Statea; rreatieu of State boarda.——·——Iu order to secure "the benehts ct the appropriations previded fer ln écctiona 12, 13, and`14 ot this title, any State ahall, through the legislative authority thereof, accept the provlsieua ot the chapter and dealguate cr create a State hoard, consisting of not leaa than three members, and b avi~ng_ all neceaaaryp power to cooperate, as herein provided, with the Federal Bcardfcr Vccatienal Eduwtion in the ad- ’ mlniatration et the prevlaiopa ot this chapter. The State board ot edumtion, or= other hoard having charge ot the administration of public education the State,. or any State hoard havin: charge 'ot_ the administration ot any kind ot vocatioual edumtiau in the State may, it the State ao elect, be designated as the Btatleboard, for the purposes at this chapter. Any State- may accept the henedts not any one or more ot the respective {unda herein appropriated, and ft may deter the acceptance of the beuedta of any one or more ot auch funds, and ahalljbe required te meet only the cenditiona relative to the fund or funds the benefits at which it has accepted, except that no State shall receive any appropriation tor salaries ot teachera, supervisors, cr dlrectora at agricultural auhjects. until `it wall hare taken advantage ot at least the minimum amount appropriated tbr the training ot teachers, anpervlaora, c_er~ directors ot agricultural subjects, as prorldm .!or in this chapter, and no State ahall receive any appropriation for the salaries at teachers of trade, heme eccnomlca, and industrial subjects until lt shall have taken adjrantage
§DUC'ATION 610 of at least the minimum amount appropriated for the train; ing_ off teachers of trade, home economics, and industrial sub. jects, as provided for in this chapter. (Feb. `23, 1917, c. 114, { 5, 89 Stat._931;,0ct.`6, 1917,..c.~ 79, $,1-, 40 `Stat. 345.) `
17.- Federal ·board; nrerubers; chairman; terms of 0Ece;.
cooperation with * State boards; invenigations; assistants.; A Federal Board -i’or Vocational Education is created, to consist ot the Secretary, ot Agriculture, the Secretary ot Comamerce; the Secretary of Labor, fthe United States Commissioner" ot·Education, and three citizens ot the United ” States to be appointed by the President, by and with theadvice and consent of the Senate. One oi said threecitizens shall be,a` representstive of the, manufacturing and commercial interests, onea representative of the agricultural interests, and one a* representative of labor; l ‘ The board shall `eleet annually one ot its. members a§ chairman. In the jrst instance, one of the citizen members shall beappointed for one year, one for two years, zund one for three years, and thereafter for thrw _ years each. The board shall have power tocooperate with State boards in carrying out the provisions of this chapter. it shall be the duty ot the Federal Board for Vocational Education to make, orcause to have grade studies, investigations, and reports, with particular reter%ce to their use in aiding the States in the {annulment or vocauom sermons and ramen, me iniglving Medea in agriculture, trades and industries, commerce and commercial pursuits, and home economies.! Such stmles, investigations, and reports shall include agriculture and agricultural processes and requirements upon. agricultural vorkers;. trades, industries, and apprentlceships, trade and industrlal requirements upon! industrial workers, and~ classification or - industrial processes and pursuits`; commerce and commercial pursuits and requirements upon commercial workers; home management, domestic science, and the study ot related facts and principles; and problems of administration ot vocational schools and_.of courses of study and instruction in vocational subjedts. o l r I · When the board deems it advisable such studies, investlgations, and reports concerning agriculture, for the purposes ot agricultural education, may be made ln cooperation with or through the Department ot . Axfioulture ;· such studies, invest}- gations, and reports. concerning trades and industries, for thei purposes ot trade. and industrial edmation, may he made in cooperation with or through the Department ot Labor; such studies, investigations, and reports concerning comrnerce and corniuereial pursuits, for the purposes ot commercial education, may he made lu cooperation, with or through the Department ot Commerce; such sthdies, investigations, and reports concerning the administration ot vocational schools, coursm ot studynand instruction in romtional subjects, may be made in cooperation with or through the Bureau of Education} _ .·‘ The Commissioner ot Education may maltesuch recommendations to the board relstlve to the administration ot this chapter as he may from- tlmeto time deem advisable. It shall be the duty ot the chairman ot the board to carry out the rules, regulations, and decisions which the bmrd may adopt. The Federal Board for Vocatlmal Education shall hare power to employ such assistants as may he necessary to carry out the provisions ot this chapter. (Feb. E, 1917, c. 114, _§ 8, @ Stat. 932.) { `· 18. Plans and reports by State boards to be submitted to Federal board.·-——·In order to secure the henedts of the appro-
- prlatlou for any purpose speclhed in tlnts chapter, the State
hoard shall prepare plans, "showlng the kinds ot vocational t education for whlchlt is proposed that the appropriation shall he used { the kinds ot schools and equipment; coursw ot study: methods ot instruction; qualifications of teachers; and, in the case of agricultural subjects the qualitlcations ot supervisors ger directors; plans for the training ot teachers; aud, lu the F7 ‘
