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TABLE 4. THE ESTABLISHMENTS UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE VAAD LEUMI, 5694-5695. 5694 5695 Establishments. . of Estabiments. achers. 03 -*-> 03 DQ S M 03 'S i. of Estabtiments. achers. 03 ni s u 03 'S ° M £s V EH o h O h 3 £ m 01 Eh O Ph o 3 * A…
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TABLE 5. ESTABLISHMENTS ACCORDING TO TYPES OF SUPERVISION. 5694 5695 ,Q cd h cd Est nts. to h Est u ■H <U °s ~;sl Si cd m m S c a <H 0> °s Si o ai 03 w m s u 03 'S O m fcä 0) Eh o Cm o 3 Ph Ojn Sz;s CD EH o Ph o 3 Cm General Schools. Kinder…
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TABLE 6. ESTABLISHMENTS ACCORDING TO BUDGET CATEGORIES. 5694 j 5695 No. of Establishments. Teachers. Posts. Forms. Pupils. No. of Establishments. Teachers. Posts. i Forms. Pupils Category A. Fully Maintained. Elementary Schools ... Teachers…
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2.—THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY. The Hebrew University completed this year the tenth anniversary of its official inauguration. While the difficult financial •condition of the University (dwelt upon in the previous report) was only partly ameliorat…
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several have been engaged as clerks in public and private institutions. At the initiative of the Tel-Aviv branch of the Palestine Friends of the University, public lectures have been arranged in Teh Aviv and are given by University teachers…
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Palestine and Europe in support of the University, and it is to be hoped that such efforts will be successful. 3.—JEWISH NATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. The Jewish National and University Library has developed very satisfactorily during th…
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Berkson, member of the Agency Executive, Messrs. S. D. Sorski (Haifa), Z. D. Pinkus (Tel-Aviv), E. Kaplan (member of the Agency Executive), B. Rosenblatt (Haifa), I. Reiser (Jerusalem), 1. Brawir, representing the Teachers' Council, and S. …
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The number of students in the institute in 5694 was 172, as compared with 127 in 5693, and in 5695 the number amounted to 230, about half of whom were attending the first course. The 102 students registered in 5694 are distributed according…
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Haberscheim (theory of foundations, iron and concrete construction); Fritz Naphtali (economics); Professor Dr. Max Kurein (technology and industrial theory); Professor Dr. A. Shaverin (mechanics, statics); H. Shapira (architecture). In addi…
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merits enabling it to secure its stability and to extend its activities. This is the first time that the Government has shown real interest in the position of the Institute and its progress. The question of a permanent grant by the Governme…
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9. The Secondary Trade School. This school was opened in the beginning of 5694 as an autonomous section of the Technical Institute in accordance with the scheme submitted by Dr. Bardin, who is at the head of the school. Its aim is to create…
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benchmakers studied also cement-work, and a group of six people also brickwork. The courses were initiated by the Technical Institute in conjunction with the Association of German Immigrants and the Haifa Workers' Council. Most of those who…
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from twenty-eight settlements attended all the courses, and worked five hours daily in the workshops, especially in the locksmithery and blacksmithery, etc., and they also helped in the repairs of agricultural machines (altogether thirty ho…
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by contributions from individuals. Even the Government is not yet prepared to contribute towards the maintenance of the Institute, though the Board will not cease to demand a Government grant towards the budget. The Board of the Institute c…
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3. The activities of the " Bialik Foundation " will for the time ' being' consist of * the following : V (a) The publication of books, periodicals and pamphlets in the fields of science, literature, art and philology; (b) The granting of as…
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printing of the first volume has already been started/ and itwill be' published about Rosh Hashanah 5696, edited by j. Cohen and F. Lach over. (rf): To assist the Language Board to organise its work on a scientific basis and to publish ordi…
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(Sick Fund) of the General Federation of Jewish Labour, and by the National Sick Fund, as against 1,000 cases (approx.) in 1933. In a number of settlements over SO per cent, of the inhabitants contracted this disease, and this figure rose t…
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This problem is now assuming most serious dimensions because of the great influx of immigrants into the country (forty to fifty thousand per annum), who are more susceptible to endemic diseases than the natives. There is, therefore, a great…
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; , B.—Health Department of the Vaad Leumi. - 5. The rapid growth of the Yishub and of its' hygienic requirements, together with the increase of responsibilities of the community in this field, have brought home the urgent need for enlargin…
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urgent need for erecting a new town hospital accommodating 400 beds, together with a department for infectious diseases, in Tel-Aviv. These requests were not satisfied by the Government authorities, who did not recognise the need for an inc…