WHETHER from the point of view of its new social developments or of its historic associations, few countries -have as great an appeal, at the moment, as Palestine. The new Zionist movement is still in its early stages, and, like all things ' in the making,' it offers unusual opportunities to those who are interested in watching social and economic experiments. Then, too, side by side with the Jews live the Arabs, and this juxtaposition alone provides an interesting social situation. Mrs. Eder, who is one of the Presidential Board of the Women's International ZionistOrganization, is often in Palestine and is in close touch with developments there.