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To Cite Younglove
at Trade Union's
Bonds Testimonial
Charles G. Younglove, director
of District 29 of the United Steel-
Workers of America, will be the
guest of honor at the sixth an-
nual testimonial dinner sponsored
by the Detroit Israel Bond Trade
Union Division, 6:30 p.m., Oct. 23,
in the Veterans Memorial Building.
Judge Wade H. McCree, Jr., of
the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals,
will be the guest speaker.
In advance of this testimonial
affair, officials of the United
Steelworkers locals of District 29
met with Younglove at a get-
together Sept. 29 in the Whittier
Federation Study Shows How JeivishAgencies Serve Welfare Recipients
A high proportion of Jewish
public welfare recipients are
served by Jewish communal agen-
cies, according to a report of a
sample study released by the
Jewish Welfare Federation.
The report on the extent of Jew-
ish agency service to selected pub-
lic assistance clients is a part of
a larger Federation study of a
five-year projection of services and
facilities of the member agencies
now being completed by the health
and welfare division of Federation.
It was prompted, in part, by a city
wide study of services dealing with
poverty in Detroit released in
March, 1965 which indicated that
private social service agencies have
no substantial contact with low in-
come families.
The sample survey of Jewish
public welfare recipients was done
earlier this year by Mrs. Julieanne
Oktay, a graduate student at the
University of Michigan School of
Social Work under the supervision
of Mrs. Esther Appelman, Feder-
ation planning associate. Alan E.
Schwartz is chairman of the Fed-
eration health and welfare division.
The sample for the study was
selected from a list of families on
public assistance who received free
Passover supplies in 1965 from
Mo'es Hatim Passover relief. The
sample included 56 cases out of
166 who were receiving help from
Old Age Assistance, Aid to De-
pendent Children and the Depart-
ment of Welfare.
Federation agencies selected for
the survey were the Fresh Air
Society, Jewish Community Center,
Jewish Family and Children's Ser-
vice, Jewish Vocational Service,
Shiffman Clinic of Sinai Hospital
and the United Hebrew Schools.
The study sample included no resi-
dents of the Jewish Home for
Aged, since it was already known
that more than 70 per cent of the
home's residents received some
form of public welfare funds dur-
ing the two year time period re-
viewed. Refugee clients of the
Resettlement Service also were
omitted from the sample.
Of the 56 families in the
sample, 49 were known to at least
one Jewish agency during this per-
iod; 31 were served by at least
two Jewish agencies; and 16 by
Security Council Action on Syria Urged by Javits
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
NEW YORK — Sen. Jacob K.
Javits urged the United Nations
Security Council Tuesday night to
act to cause Syria "to halt aggres-
sion by guerrilla activities against
Israel."
Speaking at a dinner here spon-
sored by State of Israel Bonds,
the New York Republican cited
the "tragic incident" last Satur-
day when a jeep carrying six bor-
der policemen hit a Syrian mine.
He said he hoped also that UN
Secretary General U Thant would
"put the full weight of the truce
machinery" of the UN behind the
effort to-bring a halt in the Syrian-
three or more Jewish agencies.
For the two-year period, 1964
and 1965, the largest number, 25,
were served by the Shiffman Clinic
followed in descending order by
the Center, Fresh Air Society,
Jewish Family and Children's Ser-
vice and United Hebrew Schools.
In a summary the study makes
the points "that the 'Jewish poor'
have continuing contact with the
Jewish communal agencies" and
that despite the development of
public assistance it had never been
intended that this group be di-
vorced from the mainstream of
Jewish communal life."
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Hotel. Younglove was feted prior
to his departure for a visit to
Israel in advance of the Oct. 23
testimonial.
Co-chairmen of the Younglove
dinner committee are Al Barbour,
president, Wayne County AFL-CIO
Council; Emil Mazey, secretary-
treasurer, UAW; August Scholle,
president, Michigan State AFL-
CIO; William C. Marshall, execu-
tive vice president, Michigan State
AFL-CIO; Barney Hopkins, secre-
tary-treasurer, Michigan State
AFL-CIO, and Michael J. Novak,
vice president, Wayne County
AFL-CIO Council.
Previous distinguished guests
honored at the Israel Bond
Trade Union Division dinners
included Walter P. Reuther,
president of the UAW, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Emil Mazey, U.S.
Senator Philip A. Hart and Al
Barbour.
Younglove began his career in
the labor movement at Great Lakes
Steel, when in 1940 he became
a steward of his local union in
the scarfer-department. In the
brief period of six years he rose
to become president of Local
Union 1299 of the Union Steel-
workers of America and has been
responsible for the institution of
programs which have brought last-
ing benefits for his local union.
In 1961 he was elected director of
District 29, responsible for the
administration of 80 locals with
over 29,000 members.
Judge McCree has served as
U.S. District Judge for the, East-
ern District of Michigan since
October, 1961, when he was con-
firmed by the U.S. Senate follow-
ing appointment by the late Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy. Prior to
that he served as Circut Court
judge of Wayne County for seven
years. On Aug. 15, 1966, he was
nominated as U.S. circuit judge
for the Sixth Circuit Court of Ap-
peals by President Johnson, was
quickly confirmed by the Senate
and installed in his present high
post.
For tickets to the Younglove
testimonial dinner, write to the
committee, 8522 W. McNichols, or
call DI 1-5707.
Enrollment Reaches 12,000
in D. C. Jewish Schools
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Nearly
12,000 students have enrolled in
the 43 Hebrew, Sunday-and all-day
Jewish Schools in the Greater
Washington area, it was an-
nounced by Rabbi Noah Colinkin,
director of the Board of Jewish
Education.
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