Home Relief's Oct. 28
Event to Finance Work
For the _Sick and Needy

Ann Birk Kuper, solo actress,
will present the play "The Heir-
ess," adapted from the novel
"Washington Square," at ( the
Home Relief's annual fund rais-
ing affair, Thursday, Oct. 28, in
the form of a luncheon at the
Statler Hotel.
Mrs. Frank J. Winton is ways
and means chairman and her
ticket chairman is Mrs. Irvirig
Small. The year book chairman
is Mrs. Hiram Kaufman
... , and her

ANN BIRK KUPER
co-chairman - is Mrs. John Her-
man. Memoriams are being taken
by Mrs. Sam Leve; darlings by
Mrs. Adolph Deutsch; and happy
events by Mrs. William Borin.
For information or tickets call
Mrs. Winton, UN. 4-5930, or Mrs.
Kaufman, UN. 1-2257.
Rally and report meetings will
be held at the home of Mrs. Bar-
ney Newman at 19186 Ilene on
Thursday, Oct. '7, at 1 p.m., and
on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at the home
of Mrs. William Bonn at 19340
Littlefield. On Oct. 19, 20, 21 and
22, there will be report meetings
at the home of Mrs. Peter Miller,
16904 La Salle Blvd., 1:30 to 4

p.m.

Funds realized from this fund
raising affair enable the organi-
zation to carry on its charitable
work of giving em@rgency relief
to the sick and needy. The organ-
ization was founded in 1923 and
has been active in hospital work,
visiting patients at all holidays
and brightening up their lives
with gifts of candy, cigarettes
,,and magazines, and other, com-
forts. Another phase of their
work is in rehabilitating delin-
quent children through their
close contact with Judge D. J.
Healy.
Mrs. Maurice Garelik is pres-
ident of Home Relief Society.

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THE J EWISH NEWS
Fr,
October , 1, 1948
iday

RECIPE OF THE WEEK

Everybody wants to get into
the, act! Everyone is thrilled with
the new Chiffon Cake and is
dreaming up new ways for serv-
ing it. Here's a recipe that was
described as "super" by several
(men) tasters:

2 cups sifted all purpose flour
1 ,h cups sugar
3 tablespoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 /2 cup Mazola oil
7 egg yolks
3/4 CUP cold water
2 teaspoons. vanilla
1 teaspoon almond extract
7 egg whites
3 h teaspoon cream of tartar.

Sift the first four dry ingredi-
ents into a large bowl. Make a
well in the center and put in it
the oil, yolks, water and flavor-
ings. Beat with a spoon until
smooth. Put the egg whites and
cream of tartar into a very large
bowl and beat until stiff peaks
are formed. Pour the flour mix-
ture over the egg whites, and
fold gently until combined. Pour
into a 10-inch ungreased tube
pan. Bake at 325- deg. F. for 55
minutes and then at 350 deg. F.
for 10 minutes. Turn pan upside
down, resting on a funnel or
smaller cake pans, to cool. When
thoroughly cool, remove cake.
Empty a can of freestone peaches
into a bowl. Crush them and
add 1/4 cup of brandy or rum;
chill. Whip 1/2 pint of sweet
cream and sweeten it with 2
tablespoons o f confectioner's.
sugar.
The cake can be cut through
the center (so that you'll_ have
two ring cakes) and served on a
cake plate with the cream and
peaches combined and spread
over the top or you may cut thin
slices from this large ring cake
and pour the crushed peaches
over each slice, garnishing with
the whipped cream. Store left-
over cake on a covered cake plate
and it will remain fresh and
tender for ten days.
.
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DID YOU KNOW? . . . That
it's harmful rather than . good to
keep salt near the kitChen stove
in an effort to prevent caking?
The steam from cooking causes
it to harden and lowers its iodine
content . . . That there's a new
type of broom on the market
which attracts dust from the
rugs by means of static electri-
city in the bristles? This broom
can be washed in lukewarm wat-
er to keep it fresh and crisp . .
That you can do your own water
proofing now? Just apply a
water-proofing fluid to coats,
hats, blouses, suits and other gar-
Bnai Brith Women Plan ments which you want to protect
against rainfalls. The fabric
1948 Drive for $75,000
will repel the rain and protect
Mrs. Sam Gold is a member of you and the garment.
the fund-raising committee ' of
Detroit • Bnai Brith Women's
Council which has set a goal of
$75,000 for the event to be held
Nov. 22 at the Masonic Temple.
Sadie Cooper Braver-Violin
Bnai Brith's projects include
Harry Siegel
Cello
Lillian Robbins - - - Piano

George E. Goldberg of the Ele-
vator Engineering Co. has en-
dowed and fully furnished a
physician's examing office at the
Jewish Home for Aged, Myron
A. Keys, president of the Home,
announced.
The examining office has been
set up in the former Children's
Home, now an annex to the old
people's residence, which houses
the infirmary. A physician will
be in daily attendance'not only
in the infirmary building but also
in the main building which
houses 135 old people.
Full utilization of the annex
was made possible by the con-
struction of a heated corridor be-
tween the main building and the
former children's building, mak:-
ing one large unit which provides
MISS ANNABELLE WOLF
for the care of nearly 200 aged
At a recent reception, Mr. and men and women.
Mrs. Morris Wolf of Cortland
Ave. announced the engagement
of their daughter, Annabelle, to
Gerald Feldman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Feldman of RoselaWn
Ave. An early 'spring wedding
is being planned by the couple.

MRS. BRAVER, TYler 5-9660

John M. Carlisle, Detroit News
correspondent, will address Tik-
vah Lodge' of Bnai Brith at 9
p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7, at the
Northwest Synagogue.
Carlisle, who had an extensive
newspaper career in both the
European and Pacific war
theatres during the war s will
discuss his, experiences since re-
turning to civilian life.
This program, as announced
by Louis E. Barden, lodge presi-
dent, and Max H. Littky, pro-
gram chairman, is the second in
a series of events open to the
public,

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designated Year One of the new-
born State of Israel by Rabbi
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Rabbinical Council of America,
in a Rosh Hashanah message, is-
sued in behalf of the 400 mem-
bers of the Orthodox Rabbinate
who are enrolled in the organi-
zation.
Citing the Talmud, he pointed
out that during the. era of the
Second Jewish Commonwealth it
was customary to start counting
the calendar years anew in honor
of an occurrence of great national
significance.

TEL AVIV (Palcor)—A new
center "piogressive party" was
formally established here. It
consists of Aliya Hadasha, Oved
Zioni (laborite wing of the Gen-
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