Seven hundred and fifty-five Jewish families received cash aid during the month of February from the United Jewish Aid Societies, according to the monthly report of Samuel Rabinovitch, executive director.
The amount of relief totalled $31,866 and the total service cases numbered 1,363, Rabinovitch revealed in his report which was made public yesterday. The United Jewish Aid Societies is the family welfare agency of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities.
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