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- Report to the ... Zionist Congress and to the Council of the Jewish Agency in ...
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- 1937-08
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- 8.1937
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- 1937-08-01
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- Seite 24 (sequence 28)
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- English
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— 24 — (b) Settlements : Ayelet Hashahar—10; Beit Alpha—1; Batelem—10; Givat Brenner—14; Givat Hashelosha—12; Givat Haim—44; Gedera—5; Gesher—5; Yokneam—7; Hassade—13; Hulda—1; Herut Benjamina—1; Yagur—6; Karkur "Ma'ayanot"—1; Kvutsat Arye—1; Kvutsat Kinneret — 12; Kiryat Anavim — 3; Ein Harod — 10; Ein Shamar — 6; Mizra—1; Hamahar (Hadar)—5; Ma'abarot—7; Ma'ayan— 4; Mishmarot — 9; Na'an — 2; Nahlat Yehuda (Batelem) — 2; Ramat Hakovesh—11; Ramat Rachel—1; Ra'anana (Hashibbolet) — 10; Kibbuts Rodges—13; Shekhunat Borokhov—4; Sha'ar Hanegev— 9; Sha'ar Ha'amakim—4; Shefakn (Herzlia)—18; Kfar Giladi— 1; Kfar Yavitz—3; Kfar Saba, Agudath Israel—6; Tel Amal—4; Tel Yoseph—8; Zikhron Ya'acov—4; Kfar Abraham—12; Kfar Saba, Hanoar Hazioni—5; Colonies—9; Naharia, Ramot Hashavim—9; not yet placed—30. Total Settlements — 323 Institutions — 374 Total 697 In order to facilitate the agricultural training of new immigrants, the Central Bureau erected stone houses or hutments for their housing. The following sums were spent in this connection : Type or Locality Number Amount, £P. Kvutsot and kibbutsim 30 24,500 Hired Labourers'Groups in the Colonies 9 16,000 Houses for Individual Labourers in the Colonies 11 7,754 Labour Camps 15 9,000 Trie Central Bureau systematically continued its instruction activity among German settlers. In addition to the Central Advice Bureau for Farmers at the German Immigrants' Association in Tel Aviv and the permanent activity of a traveling instructor, special instruction was given in places where it had been begun and was resumed in Kfar Yedidya, Ein Vered, Kadima and Maimonia. Written instructions were furnished in the form of bulletins. V. AGRICULTURAL COLONISATION. The Jewish National Fund received, out of the special campaigns for aid of German Jewry, extensive sums for the acquisi-