This article will appear in the current issue of the Jewish Social Service Quarterly. In it Mr. Warburg, who has been chairman of the executive committee of the Graduate School for Jewish Social Work since its organization in 1925, tells of the problems which were faced in organizing a school for Jewish communal workers. He also outlines the needs faced by this institution in Jewish life in America.
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