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preceding ones. The classification of our subscribers has been as follows: Subscribers in Egypt 312 The Ministry of Education 97 Provincial Councils 34 Ministry of brakf s 1 Prisons Department 5 Girls Education 14 Primary Education 79 Secondary Education 37 Higher Education 19 Sundry 26 Subscribers in Palestine 71 Subscribers in Iraq . 67 Subscribers in Syria 18 Subscribers in Hedjaz . 15 Subscribers in t -le 14 Subscribers in Trans jordania 4 Subscribers in Tripoli 1 Subscriber in Persia _ 1 543 The Complimentary List 61 Comparing the figures of this year with those of last year we find the following: 1933-1934 r)34-1935 Egypt 315 312 Palestine 47 7ï Iraq 55 67 Syria 15 18 The Sudan 14 14 Hedjaz 8 15 Transjordania 3 4 Tripoli i 1 Persia _ _ 1 458 - 503 - Thus we have entered a new territor (Persia) , and increased our subscribers in Palestine, Iraq,yria, Hedjaz and `l'ransjorda.nia slightly. While last year we had a few contributors from the idinistry of Education, owing to the campaigns that were then in vogue against missionary institutions, this preceding year we had k. uit e a substantial number of articles from out-standing educators. Among these contributors are the following: 1) Director of Institute of Pedagogy 2) Three professors from the above named institution 3) Sub-Director of the College of Religion of the Azhar University. 4) Librarian of the Royal Public Library 5) Three inspectors from the Ministry of Education 6) Two Governiaent L)chool rrincipa1s