Report to the ... Zionist Congress and to the Council of the Jewish Agency in ... · 1935-08-01 · 8.1935 · p. Seite 145

above sum the £20,000 from the PICA and the £8,335 6s. 6d. from South Africa (of which details were given above), there remains a balance of £6,206 8s. 6d., made up as follows : £ s. d. £ s. d. For Agricultural Colonisation— For Kfar Hittin and Beth Shaarim (from Jugoslavia) ............... 1,333 16 0 For houses for immigrants from Germany in Beer Tuvia (from Sweden) ...... 500 0 0 For Kvuzah Misra (from Germany) 330 0 0 For the settlement of a family (from Portugal)............... 275 0 0 For settlement in Kfar Hittin (Egypt) ... 242 4 5 For the Agricultural Experiment Station in Rehovoth (from Eretz Israel) ...... 80 0 0 2,761 0 5 For an Immigrants' Hostel in Tel Aviv representing the balance of the Keren Hageulah in Syria.................. 1,025 12 10 For a school building in the name of the late S. E. Nissim (Singapore) ......... 500 0 0 Countervalue of a plot of 12 dunams and 571.421 sq.m. from the Vaad of Achusath Bait for a school and Kindergarten in Tiberias, donated to the Keren Hayesod ...... 450 0 0 - 950 0 0 For the Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem (from England) ............... 459 16 1 For building an Infant Welfare Station in Tel Aviv, donation from David and Simone Nathan, New Zealand............ 399 8 0 For the World Organisation Maccabi (from England).................. 250 0 0 For fencing and tidying up the cemetery in Tel Hai (from South Africa) ......... 100 0 0 For the Palestine Fund of the Mizrachi (from Austria) ............... 87 13 1 For the Haifa Tech. Inst, (from Czechoslovakia) 80 0 0 For the Teachers' Seminaries of the Mizrachi (from France) ............... 65 0 0 For the Teachers' Seminary in Jerusalem (from Czechoslovakia) ............ 16 0 0 For the Hebrew University (from England and Czechoslovakia) ............ 11 18 0 - 260 11 1 Total ... £6,206 8 5 II.—Distribution and Allocation of Keren Hayesod Funds. Table No. II. shows the allocation of Keren Hayesod funds on account of the regular budget and for special purposes during the period under review. The above table shows that Head Office disbursed in the first year of the report period £148,503 8s. Id., and in the second year £230,487 3s. 7d., totalling £378,990 lis. Id. 145 10