Questions submitted to The Bulletin will be answered in this corner every Friday. Address your queries to “The Question Box.”
Q.—Where is the Rambam buried?
A.—The Rambam is buried in Tiberias, Palestine. There is a fence around his grave, with a special marble tablet at the gate. All may visit the plot.
Q.—What was the number of Jewish enterprises in Palestine in 1933 and what was the amount of capital invested in them?
A.—The number of Jewish enterprises in 1933, according to the census, was 3,386. They employ 19,510 persons. Capital invested in these enterprises amounted to over $26,000,000 with an output equalling that amount.
Q.—Approximately, how many Jewish teachers are in the school system?
A.—About 13,000 in the elementary and secondary schools in New York City.
Q.—Where can I secure a bibliography of Jewish life, culture and history?
A.—Prof, A. O. Hansen of the education department at City College has issued such a bibliography. A letter to him will secure it for you.
Q.—Are there any Zionist Clubs for young men and women interested in matters of Jewish education?
A.—The newly formed Zionist Circle is a club for young men and women interested in Zionism. Matters of Jewish education are discussed at their sessions. Meetings are held at the Downtown Zionist District, 52 St. Marks place, New York, every second Sunday.
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