A survey of the Jewish social and philanthropic organizations of Worcester, which is now being conducted by experts from the New York Bureau of Jewish Social Research, will be completed in about three weeks, according to an announcement by Attorney Archibald Hillman, who is chairman of the local committee.
Dr. Samuel Goldsmith of New York is in charge of the survey. Dr. Robert Axel of New York is obtaining statistics regarding child welfare which will be used by the Jewish Home for Aged and Orphans and the United Jewish Charities. Miss Edith Mozorosky is investigating family cases.
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