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An extension of ten days for submission of nomination lists of delegates to the nineteenth World Zionist Convention at Lucerne was announced yesterday by Leo Wolfson, chairman of the Election Board. The same extension was also granted for the final settlement of Shekolim, which entitle the purchasers to vote in the election of delegates. Closing date was originally May 25, with elections on June 22.
In accordance with the instructions from the World Zionist Executive in London, every candidate as a delegate to the Zionist Congress will have to show evidence of having contributed to the Keren Hayesod during the current year, it was made known yesterday.
Thus far, four lists have already been submitted to the Election Board in America. The first list combines the Zionist Organization and the Hadassah. The second combines the Poale Zion—Zeire Zion Party with the National Workers Alliance and the Pioneer Women for Palestine. List three represents the Mizrachi Organization of America, and list four represents the Community Party, headed by Rabbi S. Joshua Kohn of Utica, N. Y.
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