discussed at the meeting of the administrative committee. The announcement which the Executive of the Jewish Agency issued here today states that the agenda of the meeting contains questtions concerning Jewish immigration and colonization in Palestine. It is expected that the committee, which consists of Zionists and non-Zionists, will approve of the work done so far by the Executive of the Jewish Agency in Palestine, the announcement declares.
No questions providing for any changes in the constitution of the Jewish Agency will be raised at the New York sessions, the statement further discloses. It is understood that the arrangement according to which the Zionists and the non-Zionists are equally represented in the Executive of the Jewish Agency will not be revised.
One of the questions which the sessions of the administrative council will consider is how to strengthen the non-Zionist sections of the Jewish Agency in America and in other countries.
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