At Annual Women's J.N.F. Donor Event

—Photo by M. Safron, Jewish News Staff Photographer.

At the annual donor event of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund on
March 21, at the Masonic Temple, WIL-
LIAM HORDES, president of the Jewish
National Fund Council, was presented with
a check for $45,000, proceeds of the event,
for land-redemption in Palestine. Active
leaders in the drive, appearing in this
photo, are, left to right:

Passover
Culinary
Suggestions

By Mildred Grosberg Benin

Here is a recipe which is likely
to be a major feature of your
Seder meal, can serve as a snack
between meals, and may also be
used the year round. It is an old,
well-tried favorite. If you haven't
tried it before do so now.

CHREMSEL:
(1) Sift 1 cup of matzoth meal
in a bowl, stir into it 1 cup of
boiling soup stock or wine. When
mixed add 1 tablespoon of chop-
ped almonds, 1 teaspoon of sugar,
a pinch of salt and the yolks of
4 eggs well beaten; then add the
stiffly-beaten whites of the 4 eggs
and fry by tablespoonsful in boil-
ing hot butter. Serve with wine
sauce.
(2) Soak 3 matzos until soft.
Press out all the water, place the
matzos in a bowl, and stir them
until thoroughly mashed. Add
1/4 teaspoon of salt, the yolks of
4 eggs, 1 cup of sugar, 1/4 cup of
seeded raisins and 1/4 cup of
pounded, blanched amonds. Stir
in 1/4 cup of melted fat and 1/4
teaspoon of cinnamon. Beat the
egg whites until stiff and fold
into the batter. Drop by spoon-
fuls into hot, shallow fat, and
fry until golden brown. Lay the
chremsel on a large platter, and
cover with stewed, pitted prunes.
Eat while hot.

(From Mrs. Bellin's standard vol-
ume, The Jewish Cook Book, Bloch
Publishing Company, $2.50, by special
arrangement between the publishers
and the Independent Jewish Press
Service.)

Pa ge Twen+y-Mne

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 30, t945

MRS. BEN SCHWARTZ, financial secre-
tary of the Auxiliary; MRS. NATHAN
ZACK, pledge secretary; Mr. Hordes; MRS.
PHILIP J. CUTLER, president of the Aux-
iliary; MRS. LEO GOLD, co-secretary of
the donor event; MRS. WILLIAM KLAF-
ER, fund-raising chairman; MRS. HARRY
SCHUMER, co-secretary of the donor
event.

Kurzon Cites U S

Changes Needed to
Aid Returned Vets

Orthodox Rabbis Create
Council for UPA Drive

NEW YORK — The foremost
Orthodox rabbis in the U.S. have
established a Council. to enlist
New Methods of Carrying the support of all Orthodox Jew-
ish religious groups in behalf of
Out Basic Program Are
the nationwide campaign of the
Necessary, He Says
United Palestine Appeal;
In 1945, the sum of $35,300,000
Speaking on the subject of re-
will be required to meet the
turned servicemen before 300
members of the USO-JWB host- needs of the Palestine agencies
ess organization March 22 at the which receive their American
Jewish Center, Samuel Kurzon, support through the United Pal-
estine .Appeal.
Detroit Army and Navy direct-
or, stressed the need of under-
standthg changes that have oc-
cured in the man in uniform.

young Jewish children, educated
according to the Torah. There
is a great future for this insti-
tution which will, with the help
of the Almighty, train great
Jewish leaders for the genera-
tions to come.
40 New Members Enrolled;
"I say to the generous leaders
Rabbi Zaks Commends
of the Jewish community of De-
troit: Strengthen your efforts
Detroit Torah School
for the support of this institu-
Robert Rosenberg, chairman of tion to enable it to increase and
the membership committee of improve its facilities."
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, an-
nounces that 40 new members, Dr. Akzin Quits WRB
who pledged to pay annually a
total of $687, were reported last To Join Zionist Body
Sunday as the initial group en-
rolled during the campaign for
NEW YORK — Dr. Benjamin
$25,000 to finance the school's Akzin, foreign affairs specialist
operation during the summer. of the War Refugee Board, has
The goal is for 1,000 members. resigned to join the American
During his recent visit in the Zionist Emergency Council in a
city, t h e classes of Yeshivath consultative capacity dealing with
Beth Yehudah were inspected by political matters.
the son-in-law of the late Cho-
An internationally known
fetz Chaim, dean of the Radum scholar and e life-long Zionist,
(Poland) Yeshivah, now trans- Dr. Akzin served for four years
planted to New York—the great with the government, and prior
Gaon—Rabbi Mendel Zaks. The to his appointment to the WRB
famous scholar made the follow- in 1943 was foreign affairs spe-
ing statement about Detroit's cialist at the Library of Con-
Torah center:
gress.
"I have visited Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, which is under the di-
MIDWAY FLORIST
rection of my esteemed friend,
Rabbi Simcha Wasserman. I 3351 West Davison
TO. 8-1650
have been overjoyed to see

Support Is Urged
For Beth Yehudah's
Drive for $25,000

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Mr. Kurzon was for two years
director of servicemen's activi-
ties for the USO-National Jew-
ish Welfare Board in the Battle
Creek area and worked closely
with patients at the Percy Jones
General Hospital.

Mr. Kurzon pointed out that
there was no need of changing
the USO program but that it
would be well to adapt new
methods of carrying out the basic
program. He stated that USO
hostesses are on the front lines
in meeting the returned service-
men and introducing them back
to normal -everyday living.
Mrs. Maurice Landau, who
heads USO-JWB volunteer acti-
vities for Detroit with Mrs.
Julian Krolick, was chairman of
the meeting.
An important development at
the meeting was the formation
of a hostess council to plan
specialized programs for chang-
ing needs of servicemen

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