to Sincii-Aisures Cancer Treatment Equipment :r_m!`agliT rrja=1746971-5

A $509,000
4aine.s oily area not yet equipped. 'Now
and Lynette -Hoiden Fund for; high- all major methods , of radiation
energy radiation eqiiipmelit7. for treatment, ranging from superfi-
cancer treatment has been :Made cial therapy to the deepest penetra-
to Sinai Hosaital it_wat tion available, will be housed in
announced today by-Ahe hospital. - the Srere Center.
The -grant will enable
"This sophisticated equipment
acquire a $1.6,000,000 electron- -volt greatly expands the service we can
linear aCcelerater, 'a 'device which Provide to patients who can beeefit
produces high-energY _beams 'used from radiation therapy," said Dr.
in treating cancer, and 'a treatment -Maurice Tatelman, chairman of the
simulitor-temograph,:: > a R complex., radielov department.
diagnostic - _X-ray Machine which:
helps; to :accurately locate tuns7 July 1972 is the target date for
The Holden Fund, foundediAti. tie• new machines to be in opera-
1941 by James and Lynette:Hold* , tion. Dr -Harold Perry, director of
has _madegrants to numerous. ratfiationrtherapy, will be in charge
health institutions including 'Chit-, of theUPeiation, assisted by a
dren's Hospital; the - Univertity of 'physicist and ,an electronics :engi-
_ Michigan - Medical:School aid Cott- neer—both members of Sinai's
. age and Bon Secours hospitals. paramedical -staff. -
The.fund also has made' granit -...SeyekiiI.fterations will be Made
outside the health field, A:winding: torealiji epresent room, with its
the Detroit Zoo, and a sabstanttat ;iii-feet :!ticknggragate walls, for
gran( to the University Detroit:
a Toshiba lin-
for educating underpriViliged bhiek-
studeats. •-•= .." .
ear accelerator -times
"pie addition of etlie
more Powerful Akan the • standard
tion therapy equipment to Sinai's cobalt 60 units used- inanY hos-
pitals, including Sinai. Oa' one
nt fatiTtiee-in its Srere Ra-
dia Therapy-Centerwillmake-, -other.,-institution -la the
States,
the University of Minnesota,
it a comprehensive center for
treatment -of cancer and coin-- has a-. similar model, and another,
Hosnitaijn -'hand; is
pletes the: original 'plaiti-'nuidel ML
-
when the : center was designed readYtd instill one.
seven years ago,": said . Dr Julien
The linear accelerator uses
Pfbietc • diecutive- *Tee 'preiklent
electrical energy- to: produce
of Sinai.
either eleetrons or high energy
-special room for this equipment _Ol mays which result When high-
thetbudding corn- , speed_ electrical- charges ntrilte
was:Lath:Idea-
Plated:1n te07 ,ind_-.zbas-ibeen. the
•

le

The. treatinent - sirnulator is 'used
to stimulate the actual conditions
of treatment. The simulation phase
of the machine. minimizes the time
spent in positioning the patient un-
der the 'linear accelerator or other
treatment device, thus saving ac-
celerator time for actual theraputic
use, reducing radiation exposure.

machines for deep and superficial
therapy and a cobalt 60 teletherapy
unit which is operated at maximum
capacity, usually 10 hours a day.

The axial tomograph produces
X-rays to aid in precisely locating
the: tumor—in - relation to normal
body structures. Treatment plan-
ning is done with the aid of a
computer -in.- the WSU Computer
and Data :Processing Center. '
At present, Sinai's cancer treat-
ment facilities in its Abrahant and
Anna Srere Radiation Therapy Cen-
ter, - include,, conventional X-ray

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(Five additional )Michigan Con-
gressmen• have --joined; with , - .Rep.
Wilham_,S.
soring the resolution calling- for
immediate ,-shipinent of .. Phantom
F-4 aircrift„-te Israel. They are
kepi:ills t a, Griffiths, -Gerald it.
Ford,. -DoiiildRiegle„Eiford Ceder-
beri.ned Fiord, The:; rise=
letkin beirt :the 'signatures of 225
Democrats and Republicans—more
thr•,half Of the-total membeithip
or The '405: in-the Howie: of - -Retire.
netitativea Nixon
administration to resume deliver-
ies :Without further; delay of -Phan-.
toms to _Israel. ",That's enor.
mous -niunher: of ,..iponsors,": Rep.
Hale Boggs (D., La.)i-Jlottse ma-
jority leader, 'told the -
"You
very - Seldom have tha mber
nu
of
congressmen signing'
ng anything."
The-resolution was introduced' by
Rep. Emanuel Celler (D.; N.Y.); It
is , identical to the one offered in
- atei.:31inerity
the t: Senate by 'San
Leader
-High Scott (R.;,Pa.)-:Whicli
was sponsored" by 78 -senate*
more than three quarters of that
body's 100 members. The senate
retaliation it the hinds of
i.
thetenate Fereigaltelationi.Cen

about $590,000,090
.-fer
military purchaset-dentiinedinlast
year's aid -11.01.,of _which an- undis-
closed ' :po ,,believe Ltq be$300,-
090.009,, Was: earmarIcPC-fer-risreel-
This sum was in addition to the
$500,009,000 - in inilitarY credits for
Israel Provided by the amendment
by Sen. Jackson to the 1971' foreign
military salet 'act:
Bray disclosed that in the area
of nonmilitary grants, only abcitit
$2;000,000 'remained In the -pipe-
line- for Israel - Mit of past foreign
aid-meatures. These slims are for
hospitals, schools and other insti-
tutions. :

DutCh_Political Forties
Urge Aid for Syria Jew

AMSTERDAM- (JTA)—Members
of all Dutch -parties represented in
Parliament, except the Com-
munists, sent a cable to the cabinet
o sheuld act on behalf of Syria
demanding that the Netherlands
should act on behalf of Syrian
Jews.

$3,200;000;01)0taid
-Part : of
bill that' was killed:laid Friday ice(
' tainted. nn,- administration:provision.
crediti
for $485,009,000 in,military -H
1.or a-number of countries, no,
-: themnamed. _
' The $200,000,000 grant-in-aid' to
Israel was -reduced to $0,000,000
: bP - the:-:.,Senate Foreign-. Relations:-
Committee but was neVer'voted me
zcam=-
'by the:Senate. The

mittee similarly

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vidnal: allocations. for. Israeli: insti.
::tntiOns to $15,000,000 and spread
- -it over more than a dozen benefiei
.
Enowledgable. : sources said Is:
•rael stood: wetter chance of- . bay-
log its-: idle-Cations restored, than
many ;Oho: countries:
A :State, "Department apokesman
.:satt.thitt; theicireignaid
Year"' ago»'eontained sufficient
fimd,s:.to..supplY Israel's military
neat couple of —
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