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 374 SIXTY—SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 16. 1919. sider the impairment in ability to secure employment which results from such inju.ries. The bureau shall from mtime to time readjust _ this hedul f f acc dance with ac experience. .,.’;tz..‘*m.‘°‘““"° Ji) ir iii;) iieliigxdm ersoorli is so helpless is to be in mgmt P . . . need of a nurse or attendant, inch til£l'c(l1bl0DAlt°rSU1D snlall be paid, but not exceeding' $20 per mont, as may eem reason- . . ble. rig1°d=ig’rix§r¤“c¢:¥“j fii; 8. " (6) In addition to the compensation above provided, the injured ‘°""’“""Sh°°‘ person shatllalbe (lgurinished by] thedlhlniteztial States suchdreangnablg vernmen me IG ,surg1c an ospi •%1'Yl0BS8Il wi suc giipplies, including wheeled dhairs, artificial l1mbs, trusses, and similar alppliances, as tn; illirenltorisriiay determine g lnbglbigseful and reasonab necessary, w `c w ee chau·s' c' trusses and  appliances may be procured lby the Bureau, of War Risk Insurance in such manner, either by purchase or manufacture, as the director may determine to be advantageous and reasonably §',,g",g,",;"· uu, dh, necessary: Prcnnkled, That nothing in this Act shall be construed to <=¤=¤s•¤¤>¤ ¤·¤*¤·~ affect the necissary milrtabrg conltfol over Eny membetiilg the mrhtary or naval esta ents ore e ve ° harged from P,m,· ,,,,,,,, th military rnaval service. ¤¤iKv*=·= *¤¢•¤=i*· U 2 (7) Wher: the disabled person and hiswife are not livinn together, og where the are not in the clngtody log tlngiddisab ed lpgerson t e amount o compensation appo io as may pre- Depencmenunmd. S°*}b°d g,§r°gul“tlf’D?·, , . . . l b ‘é§)lf the   vgfe das unied m this tnlecgnfn nhall mclude hus- -[(,,,,,,0,,,-, _ an ° e usan is e nentu n e `e orsupport. jg:¤£¤é¤>  " (9) That the Bureau 0%  Ingjirannce is ngiieby gunlhorizead forces. to transportation, the me c, an ospit services and the supplies and appliances rovided by subdivision (6) hereof, to discharged members of the  or naval forces of those Govemments which have been associated in war with the United States since April 6, 1917, and come within the revisions g laws of such Govgrmnfnts silniilar  Wtnhr Risk Insurgince ., ct,atsuc ratesan unersuc regulaionsas for the mgiiiatldrceveudiilifii Bureau of War Risk Insurance may prescribe; sind the Biireau {,§,,‘“,§,'{‘,[?,_*”,,§fh‘§,“,§$j of War Risk  is hpreby authorizzieenli in utilize t(ne  services supp nes an app iances provi or isc members of the inilntary and naval forces of those Ilovemriglts which have been associated in war with the United States since April 6, 1917, by the   of such Governments similar to the War Risk Insurance Act in   the discharged members of the military and naval forces of the lmted States who live within the terrxtornnl limits of such Governments and come within the provisions F\mdsmu8b,e_ of subdivision (6) hereof,   the services, supplies, and rzggliances graded for in1sir;<gnt§ubl;d;viln;c·:;1; gndtgny appropr1.?tions_ h_ t hage normaye r eor ep ofurms t services, supplies, and appliances provided for by subdivisildg (6), hereof are hereby made available for the payment to such Governments or their agencies for the services, supphes, and appliances so furmshed at suc rates and under such regulations as the Director In mm as of Ama of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance may prescribe. G, nu:. " (10) That section 302 of the War Risk _ oe Act as amended O{§g;’°,;,,,,S,0,,5,,,,c_’ shall be deemed_ to be m eiiiect as of April 6, 1917: Promkled, That to besurr<=¤<1er¤¤- any person who is IIOW receiving a gratuity or pension under exisf law shall not receive compensation under this Act unless he sliiig I,,s,,,,_,,,,,,_ first surrender all claim to such atuity or pension? Sec. 12. That section 401 of tg; War Risk Insurance Act is hereby pnigiiirigr making W “°??§iiSd L)1m'l"(i1a8tS diiuhmfsz t b lied f thm , ~ _ . . c insurance mus e a ' edl°l"0'p`614'amE¤d hundred and twenty days after enlistment or iiiler enliriadlie intomdiemployment in the active service and before  or resignation,