The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
'Yollth Of Nation To
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 the President said, "should be high.v gAi ~ .' assistaHt federal emergency relief administrator, executive director of the newest New Deal agency. Josephine Roche, assistant secre' tary Of the treasury. was made chairman of q special executive committee to administer the pro. gram. ii 1s, ts,@ < ~ ,iss '- Youths to Benefit
 rho number of, youths that will bo benefited by the four phases of the program were estimated as follows: Ag8 Ag ts
 Job training 10000 W. w
 High school aid 0,0o0 S .e
 College aid s120000 f,f3f TX.
 Work relief 16D,000 esf 'afsf ,.t Post graduate aid 5000 ~,
 (All figures appfoxiynate). ,..
 The Presideht'B. executiye.. order defined iYouths t0 Be ,feached by the program as persons between tho ages of 16 and 25 years who are no longer in regular attend. anoe at a school rsqulring full time. and who are, not regularly engased n rehaunsFattve employ. ment."" wv N ss y l.g.' x f'f1
 Among projects derreed by Mir, Roosevelt was q national census of youth between the ages of 16 and 25, the age limits of those who are eligible for benefits under the pro- gram. The census will be co. ordinated with the unemployment census. ga .siN M v iNfF w Committee to Assist ai
 Mir. Roosevelt said a national advisory committee and an execu. tive committed, of which Miss Roche was named chairman, would assist the administration. The ad. visory committeelwIll be composed of representatives of labor, bust. ness, agriculture, education, and youth. Both committees will Dc appointed by the President. Tht administration will be under gen. oral supervision of the works pro. gress administration. ' N This undertaking will noed the vigorous cooperation of the 'citi. zcns of the special states" Mir Roosevelt said in his message, s'atId to insure that they should have an important part In this work, 0 representative group will be ap' pointed to act as q national advig- ory board with similar boards oi citizens In the states and mnnici- palities throughout the country. on those boards there shall be repre-, sentatives of industry, labor, edu. cation and youth because l want the youth of America to havs something to say what Is beinH done for them. sSxy
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 "Organizatlo along state and municipal lines will be developed The work of [ these orgarisaftpfa will bo to mobilize industriais com. mercial, agricultural and educN- tional forces of the states 50 asitp provide employment and to rendsl other practical assistance to unefli' ployed youth. is v .
 Tt is recognized that the ftna11 solution of this whole program pl unemployed youth will not be at: tained until there is a resuIaptioIl of normal business activities and opportunities for private employ. ment on a wide scale. believe the national youth program wil serve the most pressing and Ne. mediate needs of unempioyeq youth most seriously affected .A' the present time, public and private agencies, groupf and organizations. as we'll as eau cators, recreational leaders, enn: ployers, and labor leaders VIII oo. operate whole -heartedly with tns national and state youth admins. trations in the furtherance oftnii national youth program.
 "The yield on this investment should be high" fs
 Latest New Deal The move was the New ueat newest in the field of social expar' imentation. Every type of inaus' try, including agriculture. will pt asked to accept apprentices zlnur' terms to be worked out by ny state committees. Also local, ane state governments will be requeft' ed to accept youth for rieiu NoEs or for classes for training n pup lie service. The latter phase wal looked on as step in the devei: opmept. of a new type of traineq public service.
 Work relief for youths, wopia be limited to unemployed in falni. lies that are certified for relief The work would be adjusted as tt hours. rates and wages 70 es fe enable recipients to earn Sl' monthly
 Monthly Payments
 Needy high school students tn' able fo intend classes would " ! rated sf fs per month while col