Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1935, Page 43

P \,Jemsh children who leave elementary ZION DRIVE AIDED BY JEWISH WOMEN Hadassah for Transferring e Children From Germany to Palestine. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, . November 29.—Ha- dassah, the women's Zionist organiza- tion in America, swung its full support today behind a movement transferring Jewish children from Germany to Palestine. A resolution accepting the American agency for Youth Aliyah program was adopted unanimously at an early morning session of the National Con- vention of Hadassah. It meant a change in policy for Hadassah, which has been engaged 25 years in develop- ing medical work in Palestine. Developmen of Plan. Delegates said their decision would mean development on a larger scale for the plan of removing German- school and face the loss of further education. The resolution was adopted follow- | ing a report from Mrs. Edward Jacobs, national president of Hadassah, in which she outlined observations made during a recent visit in Palestine. She| praised the movement for its efforts in salvaging youth. . While present plans had not been ecompletely decided, delegates said the initial move would be for the transfer of about 100 children, between 15 and | 17, taking them to Palestine and | placing them in agricultural d\stnc{é.l Mrs. Jacobs said organized Jewish eommunities in Palestine were now |~ able to direct the medical work and that Hadassah’s medical and public health services could be turned over to them. Placement Chairman. ‘The resolution stressed the fact that the founder of Hadassah, Henrletta Szold, 74, formerly of Baltimore and now in Jerusalem, is now head of the ,Committee for Placement of Refugee Children in Palestine, Building up of Palestine was dis- cussed at yesterday's joint session of ‘Hadassah and Junior Hadassah by Berl Locker of London, England, who said “The immigration problem has never been so grave for the Jews as at present.” About 1,400 delegates are attending the convention from 40 States, | BUREAU ACCEPTS | NEW MONOPLANE‘ Vidal Flies Craft to Washington | From St. Louis—Designed | for Private Use. | 85 the Assoctated Press. | The Air Commerce Bureau has ac- cepted provisionally a new type all- metal monoplane designed for private use. The plane (Curtiss-Wright) was tested by Eugene L. Vidal, chief of the bureau, who flew it to Wash- ington from St. Louis, where it was built. It was developed to meet rigid tests as to flying speed, landing speed, operating cost and safety to make it as practicable for the private owner. It is designed to sell at a low cost on large-scale production. 1 Routine tests as to landing ability | Temain before final acceptance is | made. With completion of the tests—and it the plane passes them satisfac- | torily—it will be purchased at the | agreed price of $12,000. This cost includes engineering and research in | connection with the design. Bureau officials declined to estimate what the plane might cost in volume produc- tion. It will be used as part of the bureau’s effort to develop a low-cost plane whose safe operation can be quickly learned. MAX MASON TO RESIGN Rockefeller Foundation Head to Pursue Mathematics Research. NEW YORK, November 29 (P).— Max Mason has announced he would | + retire soon from the presidency of the | Rockefeller Foundation in order to _ resume his scientific work in the fields of mathematics and mathematical | physics. Mason left the presidency of the Universtiy of Chicago in 1928 to be- come associated with the Rockefeller Foundation. | The foundation's Board of Trustees will meet soon to select his successor. Cult Leader WAITS RESURRECTION OF DEAD WOMAN, AIRMAIL SAFETY REFORMS PLANNED Post Office Committee to Press for New Standards in Equipment. By the Assoclated Press. The House Post Office Committee will meet December 10 to draft legisla- tion to improve the safety of commer= THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, The committee will study sugges- tions asked in a questionnaire sent to Federal agencies, pilots’ associations, private operators and other authori- ties. Chairman Mead said .the ob- Jjectives of the new safety bill will in- clude: 1. Limiting working hours of pilots to prevent fatigue. 2. Regulations requiring such safety appliances as life belts, flare lights, two-way radio, multi-motors and radio beam facilities. Mead also said the committee will consider recommending that relief funds be used to provide emergency cial flying. MRS. MARIE OGDEN A leader of the Home of Truth Cult settlement on a desert near Monticello, Utah, who says the resurrection of Mrs. Edith Pashals, who died last February, is only a matter of time. Mrs. Pashal's body is being preserved with saline baths in one of the colony's cabins. P. Photo, Plan Aviation Discussion. Future American aviation problems will be considered at a meeting of the | governors of the Aeronautical Cham- ber of Commerce of America to be held here December 9, according to Thumn.s_A _Morgim. president. Wigs and Patent Toupees Made on two fles h - color silk foundations, weighing one-half an ounce. 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