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78 TEXAS IEWISH POST THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1987 FORT WORTH
Health ______
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Roach Control Requires Cleanliness
If you have roaches
— and who doesn't at
one time or another —
you may need to clean
up your act.
Bobby Davis, General
Sanitation Division Di-
rector, says cutting
back the food supply is
the first step in eradicat-
ing roaches.
Davis controls
roaches at his home
without pesticides. He
advises:
* Keep cereals, sugar,
and other foodstuff in
sealed containers, such
as jars.
* Don't leave un-
washed dishes in a sink
overnight. If you rinse
them and put them in a
dishwasher, close the
dishwasher tightly or
roaches will invade the
dishwasher.
* Confine your eating
to one room in the
house. If you carry the
food into the den or
bedroom, roaches
follow. The smallesc
crumb might be a hi”
meal for a roach.
* Don't leave garbage
cans uncovered, an
wash them occasional!,,
inside and out. 1 i= als<
applies to out
bage cans.
* Eliminate clutter in-
side and outside th
house.
* Unpack groceries ns
soon as you reach home
and look for telltale
signs of roaches — such
as egg cases. If you save
grocery sacks (He ad-
vises, "Don't") look for
egg cases in the folds at
the bottom of the sack
— inside and out.
Davis also suggests
the use of a competent
professional exter-
minator as the best way
to get rid of roaches. He
also says there are a
number of things on the
market which an in-
dividual can use, "but
make sure to follow the
Urections." Davis says
ie likes room foggers,
vhich also will kill
mosquitoes and fleas.
Then you can prevent
reinfestation by running
a clean home.
Dallas Doings
munity. For her,
HadasSah was an impor-
tant and integral part of
the community. We are
following in her foot-
steps."
Reba Swiff added:
"Our gift today is truly a
family project, with
children and gran-
dchildren participating
in honoring the blessed
memory of Libby
Celler."
Congratulations to
Shelli Helm who has
received her doctorate
degree in Clinical
Psychology from the
University of Texas
Health Science Center
at Dallas. A staff
psychologist at PRIDF.
of Dallas, she also holds
a faculty position at the
UT Health Science Cen-
ter in Dallas. Over 100
Dallasites participated
in her dissertation
project entitled
Creative Ability and Sat-
isfaction with Life in
Adult Men. Shelli is the
daughter of Dr. Sharon
Helm Swartzman.
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gathering around his bed. They and
the police asked him question after
question, but Arlosoroff was too
weak to respond clearly.
.They were all helpless. Nothing
could be done. Arlosoroff had just a
few powerless moments remaining;
no one expected him to speak, but he
did
With the last air in his lungs, he
turned toward the mayor of Tel Aviv,
Meir Dizengoff, looked up and
whispered: "Look what they have
done to me."
And then he died.
No one will ever know who mur-
dered Chaim Arlosoroff. Three
Revisionists were put on trial. Two
were acquitted. The third, Abraham
Stavsky, a young Polish activist, was
found guilty and condemned to
death. A long appeal finally released
him oq. an evidence technicality.
Charges and countercharges were
made for years, implicating various
Zionists and Arabs, and have per-
sisted to this day.
As for the transfer agreement,
Arlosoroff's murder became the im-
petus for the Mapai wing of the
Zionist movement to ostracize
Revisionist opponents of the pact.
The final form of the Transfer
Agreement was concluded in the late
summer of 1933, directly and indirec-
tly facilitating the transfer to
Palestine of 60,000 German Jews and
$100 million in assets. It also helped
expand the Palestinian economy so
that hundreds of thousands of
European chalutzim were subsequen-
tly able to enter and escape Hitler.
The binational moment, if it ever
truly existed, passed. Yet we can only
look back and wonder what might
have been had Arlosoroff not been
murdered.
This article is adapted from The Transfer
Agreement, The Untold Story of the Secret Pact
jk Between the Third Reich and lewish Palestine
(Mac)millanJ, winner of the Carl Sandburg
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Cong. Martin Frost
will be honored at a
special dinner
celebrating his years of
service to the 24th
District and the State of
Texas on Saturday
evening, October 17, at
the Downtown Sheraton
Hotel in Southland Cen-
ter. Honored guest will
be Speaker of the
House, the Honorable
Jim Wright. Proceeds
will benefit Martin
Frost's 1988 re-election.
A distinguished roster of
hosts and sponsors are
among his supporters.
Individual tickets are
$500. RSVPs should be
made to the Martin
Frost Campaign Com-
mittee, P.O. Box 4219,
Dallas, Texas 75208.
NEWS BRIEF
Award
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SEATTLE OTA) - A
20-month-old Jewish
boy who underwent two
liver transplants in May
has returned home here
from the University of
California at Los
Angeles Medical Cen-
ter. Alexander Tufeljis
happy, healthy and un-
der physicians' care, the
Jewish Transcript repor-
ts.
Grant Mindle
Lectures At
DDJCC Sunday
Dr. Grant Mindle will
discuss "The Con-
stitution and Foreign
Policy" for the Let's
Discuss It/Great
Decisions Discussion
Group this Sunday, Oc-
tober 11, 3:30 p.m. at
the Dan Danciger
Jewish Community Cen-
ter, 6801 Dan Danciger
Rd.
Professor Mindle, an
Assistant Professor at
North Texas University
in Political Science
Theory and Con-
stitutional Theory
received his Ph D. from
Harvard University. He
was the past recipient of
the Harvard University
Toppan Dissertation
Prize.
The Let's Discuss
It/Creat Decision
Discussion Group
discusses Foreign Policy
Association topics as
well as controversial
issues of domestic and
world politics. The
meetings are open to
the public and are held
every two weeks on Sun-
day afternoons at the '
DDJCC. For more infor-
mation call Allene Novy
at 292-3111.
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