Every move for creating a united front in American Zionism is welcome at this moment, declared Abraham Goldberg, member of the American Zionist Administrative Committee, at a luncheon given in his honor by Boston Zionists yesterday.
“But let us do it in an orderly fashion. Let us not lose our heads, let us be frank with one another, and meet the emergency with light of reason and courage of heart,” added Mr. Goldberg.
The speaker declared himself absolutely opposed to the calling of a special Zionist convention at this time. In the opinion of Mr. Goldberg, there is nothing to gain and a great deal to lose.
Dwelling at length on the problems that confront Zionists at this moment, Mr. Goldberg said that this is the worst time to become impatient. “We must wait for the results of the work of our representatives and leaders in London,” he declared.
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