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Family Style Sweet-Sour Fish

3 to 4 lbs. fresh fish (Pike, Trout,
Striped Bass or any other firm
fleshed fresh fish)
1 tablespoon salt
Cola water to cover
1 large onion
1 carrot, diced
3 bay leaves
/7 cup cider vinegar
V., cup brown sugar
8 to 10 gingersnaps
3/4 cup seeded raisins
1 lemon, sliced fine

gills. Cut into serving portions
and salt each piece on all sides.
Let stand two hours in a covered
container in the refrigerator.
Wash and drain well. Cover with
cold water, add the onion cut or
whole, carrot and bay leaves,
and cook over moderate heat al-
lowing 10 minutes per pound.
Lift out the cooked pieces of fish
and place on a serving platter.
Strain the liquid and add the
remaining ingredients except
lemon. Cook 10 minutes at a
moderate boil or till thickened.
Taste and add vinegar or sugar
or both to suit the taste. Cook
one minute longer and pour
over the cooked fish. Garnish
with the lemon slices and chill
in the refrigerator as soon as
cool. Serve cold with additional
garnish of sliced hard-cooked
eggs, parsley, red radish roses
and curls of raw carrot. Serves
six to eight.
Variation: Stir the hot sauce
into two or three well-beaten
eggs till well combined and then
pour over the cooked fish.
Eggplant with Sour Cream
' Israel Style

1 large eggplant, pared and cut
into 1 inch cubes
1 large onion, diced fine
3 tablespoons salad oil.
3 tablespoons finely diced celery
•or minced parsley
1 tablespoon flour
V4 cup hot water
1 /2 teaspoon salt
1 cup sour cream
Fres dill or parsley sprigs for garnish

Clean fish thoroughly after re-
moving scales, entrails, eyes and

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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY are planning a child res-
cue luncheon to be held shortly.
Members will be advised of the
date,

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Mrs. Leon Dreylinger, presi-
dent of IVAN S. BLOCH CHAP-
TER, Bnai Brith, announces the
appointment of M r s. Charles
Blauer as fund-raising chair-
man. Assisting her are Mes-
dames S. J. Kritzer and N. R.
Rappaport, co-ticket chairmen;
Max Pleasant, darlings, teen-
agers and memoriams; and B.
Indenbaum, program book.

Lipman Gerber Works
On New Storage Battery

Lipman S. Gerber, of 2315
Calvert, an employee of the De-
troit Arsenal, was one of the di-
rectors of an Army Ordnance
Corps project conducted at the
University of Michigan which
developed a new lightweight
storage battery. The battery, an
amazing advance in fighting be-
low zero temperatures, will start
a car motor at 65 degrees below

zero.
Gerber, who worked with L. L.

Carick, professor of chemical
engineering at U. of M., is an
active Jewish worker. He is a
member of the Haifa Technion
Society, the Jewish War Veter-
ans and the Zionist Organiza-
tion.
The new battery, which is de-
signed to meet exacting stand-
ards of widespread military op-
erations, uses lead plating in-
stead of the materials ordinarily
corroded by sulfuric acid. The
battery also operates effectively
at temperatures ranging to 165
degrees above zero.

'Steps of Age' Is Center
Film Discussion Movie

"Steps of Age" will be the
featured film of the Center's
film discussion series at 9 p.m.
at the Woodward Jewish Center.
Discussion following the screen-
ing will be led by Ira I. Sonnen-
blick, executive director, Jewish
Home For Aged.

WATCH
TV CHANNEL

Mrs. Spector to Head
Sheruth Open House

LEAH LEONARD

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Summer menus should include
plenty of fruit or fruit juice,
salads of available fresh vege-
tables and greens like lettuce,
chicory and escarole, and fresh
fish.
An old favorite in Jewish
households is time-tested and
appetite - approved sweet - sour
fish. Its origin is difficult to
trace. But Jewish homemakers
from every country have relied
on its appeal to jaded midsum-
mer appetites for that special
"lift." Besides, it can be pre-
pared long in advance and
chilled. It makes an excellent
meat substitute, even when meat
prices are not miles beyond the
average food budget. So, try this
on your family and collect their
"Mm'n'y's" of gustatory ap-
plause and appreciation.

Friday, August 1 11, 1951

Brown the diced onion in hot
salad oil. using a heavy frying
pan. Add the diced eggplant and
stir till lightly browned on all
sides. Add the diced celery or
parsley and stir once or twice.
Sprinkle the flour over the top
and stir in the hot water and
salt. Cover and cook over mod-
erate heat till the eggplant
cubes are tender—approximate-
ly five minutes. Remove from
heat and turn into a serving
dish or platter. Cover with sour
cream and sprinkle the fresh
dill or parsley over. Serves four.
Variation: Add one cup peeled
and diced fresh tomatoes before
sprinkling with flour. Add one
teaspoon brown sugar, cover and
cook. Chill before serving with
sour cream and dill topping.
Mrs. Leonard can be reached
by writing her care of this paper
or at Harmon-oh-Hudson, N.Y.

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I. A. Lawton, director of the
In honor of the 80th birthday
of Samuel Newman, of 2665 W . Carmel Hebrew School, 17556
Boston, a dinner party was held Wyoming, announced this week
Aug. 5 at the Whittier Hotel. In that all nursery and Hebrew
attendance were Mr. Newman's classes will be resumed at 9 a.m.
children and grandchildren from on Aug. 19. Since no cards will
Detroit and the following out-of be mailed, parents are asked to
note the date and to consider
town guests:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldberg and this announcement notice to
daughter, Toby, his daughter them to bring or send their chil-
and son-in-law, from Ports- dren to their classes.
mouth, 0.: a brother, Morris, of
A grouch is a guy who sizes
Yonkers, N. Y.; his niece, Mrs.
Arthur . Ruthen, of Yonkers, and himself up and gets sore about it.
her two sons, a nephew and his
wife, Rabbi and Mrs. F. Rosen-
thal, of Jackson; and Rabbi S-
Akselrad, of Temple Beth El.
Call UN. 4-6442

Getting Married?

Rabbi M. Adler to Speak
On Eternal Light

Rabbi Morris Adler will be the
speaker on The Eternal Light
Radio Program to be broadcast
nationally on Tisha b'Ab, Aug.
MRS. NATHAN SPECTOR was 12. This program will be heard
recently appointed chairman of in Detroit on Aug. 19 at 8 a.m.
the Sheruth League's annual over Station WWJ.

paid-up membership open house
which is scheduled for Sept. 25.
Assisting her are Mesdames Alex
Kraft, Aaron Jacobs, Max Dick-
erman, Jay Bader, David Mills,
Max Mills and George Canvas-
ser. Mrs. Sam Chapin, program
chairman, and Mrs. Harry Miller
have planned a skit for the eve-
ning.

War' is Forum's Topic

"Wars — Their Causes and
Ways of Preventing Them" will
be the theme of the Center Open
Forum, at 9 p.m., Wednesday at
the Woodward Jewish Center.
Group discussion will be led by
Louis Small,

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A letter received by Detroit
Post, Jewish War Veterans, from
Warren A. Cushing, Chief of
Special Services at the Veterans
Administration Hospital in Dear-
born, acknowledges the receipt
of gifts from the Post.
The Veterans Rehabilitation
Committee of the Post under the
chairmanship of Leon Ginsburg
presented the Hospital 50 pint-
size thermos bottles, 60 pairs of
sun glasses and several dozen
library books.
In his letter of appreciation,
Cushing advised that the items
presented by the Post will serve
a most useful purpose at the
Hospital., Cushing concluded by
commending the Detroit Post for
its "generosity and thoughtful-
ness in presenting us with such
timely gifts."

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