In Israel again for five weeks,
to visit with their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Hordes, and
their four granddaughters, in
Herzha, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hordes spoke with delight about
improvements they had seen
since they were last in Israel
three years ago.
"We were especially elated
over the success of the Supersol
Supermarket, the establishment
of which was masterminded by
Detroiters and Canadians, under
the leadership of our son Her-
bert, together with Alan Fein-
berg," Hordes said. "A bit of
American know-how has been
established in the supermarket
ingenuity and to Jewry's inter-
est in Israel."
Hordes said that during his
current visit he had met with
many Arabs and was enter-
tained with his family at an
Arab village. He said he
found the Arabs loyal to Is-
rael, but many of them are
•greatly disturbed over the
security measures which com-
pel Israel to keep close
watch over the situation to
prevent the creation of a Fifth
Column.
Everybody in Israel hopes for
a speedy solution of the Arab
problem, and there is full real-
ization that accord with the
Arabs will benefit the entire
Middle East. In Israel, Hordes
said, the Arabs are treated well,
their economic status has bet-
tered a thousand per cent and
both Israelis and Arabs hope
for the day when all security
precautions can be abandoned.
Mr. and Mrs. Hordes said that
the improvements they saw in
all- areas of Israel gave them
new impetus to work for Israeli
causes, and they said they were
especially compensated to see
the increasing accomplishments
of the Jewish National Fund.
Dentists Told
Fluoridation Use
Is 'Jewish Plot'
In a paper written upon his
recent return from Israel, a Mrs. Jack Malamud, who last
Grosse Pointe doctor makes a visited Israel seven years ago.
plea to world Jewish physicians While there, they visited with
to send material to the Medico- Malamud's brother, Ephraim
Historical Museum in Tel Aviv. Melamed, and his family.
"Our return visit was a great
Dr. W. K. Usher. of 1206 Bal - revelation to us," Malamud said.
four, was sent to report on the "When we were last in Eilat,
Museum by the American Physi ithere were 500 Jews there. Now
cians Fellowship, Inc., for the Eilat's population exceeds
Israel Medical Association 5.000. Afuleh has grown to
(IMA). He
amazing proportions. This is
says this re-
true of all other sections in the
cent project is
land."
"growing rap-
Malamud said that he was im-
idly as a vital
pressed by the fact that Israel
force in the
has developed "from austerity
scientific and
to plenty." Qualifying his state-
cultural life of
ment, he said that there are
Israel."
many problems that still affect
The museum
Israel, in view of the thousands
is part of the
that continue to settle there and
library of IMA Dr. Usher
the tens of thousands yet to be
in the Beth Harofeh (Physi- welcomed.
cian's House). Presently con-
"We must be ready to labor
tained in a space 24 feet by 12 in Israel's behalf, to protect the
feet, it will be housed in newer gains that have been made," he
and larger quarters as soon as declared.
the present addition to the
He said that seven years ago
Beth Harofeh is finished. .
he saw his relatives struggling
In the museum's five main in many ways, craving for an
divisions of exhibits, Dr. Usher occasional egg or some extra
writes lie "noted with great in- food. "Today," he said, "some
terest medals for Jewish physi- of the settlements are con-
cians earned from Holland, Bel- cerned about what to do with
gium, Hungary, Sweden, Italy, excess eggs. They have plenty
Germany and France.
of f o o d and vegetables and
Also on display were stamps ' there is a happier economic
commemorating various physi- outlook.
Malamud also pointed to the
cians from different countries,
old instruments and a wide va-. progress made in the Nazareth
riety of surgical tools invented area, where Kiryat Natzeret
forms a wholesome Jewish set-
and used by Jewish doctors.
A fourth group of exhibits, tlement adjoining the Christian
the doctor relates, revealed or- Arab community.
iginal diplomas from Jewish
M.D.'s of the Middle Ages. In Denver Institution
the fifth display are pictures of Gets $5,000 Grant
physicians and laymen who
have contributed to medicine
in Palestine and Israel.
The picture of the first Jew-
ish physician to settle in the
vicinity of Tel Aviv-Jaffa is
displayed. He is Dr. Menachem
Stein, who came in 1882 from
Russia.
Likewise, the first Jewish
surgeon to settle in Palestine,
Dr. Laeb Puchowski, is repre-
sented with a portrait. Dr.
Usher comments that "the por-
trait is the likeness of a live
man, for Dr. Puchowski is still
alive today in his 92nd year."
Dr. Puchowski, who arrived
I from Russia in 1905, became. in
1912, the first president of the
The Mental Health Center
Israel Medical Association, Dr. of America, at Denver, has
Usher states.
received a $5,000 grant from
the Ida S. Latz Foundation of
"I came away with the hope
Los Angeles for its pioneer-
that Jewish physicians from
ing work in the treatment of
America and all over the
borderline mental illness
world will find it possible to
through intensive psychother-
contribute material for this
apy. Receiving the grant are,
museum, in response to the
left to right, Harry N. Herzi-
plea of Dr. S. J. Plaschkes,
koff, vice-president of Union
founder and director," says
Bank in Los Angeles; Herbert
Dr. Usher.
Dr. Usher further bases his F. Rosoff, Foundation presi-
appeal for materials on the fact dent; and Ralph Kaplan, na-
that the achievements of Jew- tional vice - president of
ish physicians of all countries MICA.
are not widely known. "From
this stems the need for a proj- INVITATION TO PARADISE
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Detroit area dentists were told
recently how the issue of
fluoridation is being used by
professional anti-Semites to in-
dicate a "Jewish plot to poison
Christian America."
Michael A. Gaines. assistant
regional director of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith, spoke to the Detroit area
council of Alpha Omega dental
fraternity on "Current Trends
and Issues in Organized Anti-
Semitism."
He observed that the popular
myth which characterizes the
medical and dental professions
as being "over-populated with
Jews" has led the professional
anti-Semite to assume that the
current controversy on fluorida-
tion "must be part of the Jewish
plot to rule the world."
One of the leading anti-
Semitic publications, American
Mercury, has devoted several
articles to the subject over the
past few years, Gaines said. One
was titled "Rat Poison Water."
"The most violently laughable
of the fluoridation articles,"
Gaines said, appeared in Conde
McGinley's Common Sense a
few years back.
In that magazine, the author
warned that a nationally-adver-
tised brand of toothpaste should
not be used by Christians since New Hotel Construction
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did not have a kosher label, of 1960.
Jews would not use it. Chris-
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