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THE JEWISH NEWS-15
Friday, October 17, 1952

Check Prospect for Federation

To Wed Dec. 7

Our Letter Box

Bnai Brith Women
Reach. Half-Way Mark
In $100,000 Drive

Mrs. Henry P. Onrich, fund-
raising chairman of the Greater
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's
Council, announces that half of
the $100,000.quota has been ful-
filled,
The remainder of the funds
are sought by Nov. 18 when the
women will hold their annual
fund raising event at Masonic
Temple.
Funds received go for a variety
of projects, the latest being a
national drive for 300,000 diapers
to be sent to babies in Israel
where there is a desperate need
for such items.
Over 6,000 members, represent-
ing 18 Detroit chapters, are
engaged in the fund- raising
drive, which will provide funds
for the Children's Home for
Maladjusted Children in Israel,
Leo M. Levi Hospital and numer-
ous other philanthropies.
The Israel Children's Home
was established by Bnai Brith.

Bringing new people into the community picture is a continu-
ing task and (left to right) Mrs. LOUIS G. REDSTONE, chairman
of the Jewish Welfare Federation Women's Division prospects
committee, with Mrs. SIDNEY J. KARBEL, division vice-president,
and Mrs. JOHN C. HOPP, division president, here checks data on
prospects.

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Author of "Jewish Cookery
American Jewish Press Feature

We have received a number of
compliments from readers on
the "Onion Kichel" recipes that
appeared several weeks ago in
this column. Mrs. J. Kleinman
of 876 Paxson Rd., Cleveland,
Ohio, writes: "My mother is of
the old school, a `zhenmyi' this
and that. She gave me these in-
structions for making her kind
of Zwiebel Plezlach ...I haven't
tried the recipe myself ..."
Well, the recipe has been tried
out and here it is, with a few
modifications instead of the
"fistful of this and that": You'll
enjoy the basic recipe and the
variations, we feel .certain.

Zwiebel Pleiziach, Basic Recipe
1 cup minced onions, tightly packed
31/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
3 ,4 teaspoon white pepper, optional
2 eggs
3 h cup salad oil.
Warm water as directed
Prepare the onions by chopping fine in
a wooden bowl • then filling the cup for
measuring. Pack down as tightly as pos-
sible. Use the onion juice, if it is not
more than 2 tablespoonfuls, in combin-
ing with the sifted ingredients. Sift to-
gether the flour, baking .powder, salt
and pepper if used, into a large mixing
bowl. Make a well in the center and add
the minced onion. Stir a little flour with
ft. Beat the eggs slightly in a measuring
cup and stir in a half cup salad oil.
Add enough warm, water to fill the cup,
stir into the other mixture to form a
dough stiff enough to handle but too

Yeshivah Council Slates
Breakfast on Sunday

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Carrot Nest of Peas
2 cups cooked or canned diced carrots,
drained
3 eggs, well beaten
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon salt
A pinch of white pepper, optional
1 smkil onion, grated
1 tablespoon sifted flour
Butter or vegetable shortening
1 tall can tiny peas, drained
Combine the drained diced earrots.
beaten eggs, milk, salt, peppe rand
grated onion in a mixing bowl, stirring
lightly. Sprinkle the flour over top and
fold in lightly. Buttter a 9-inch ring
mold and turn in the mixture. Set the
ring mold in a pan of water and bake
40 minutes at 350' F or till set and
lightly browned at the edges. Unmold
and fill the center with heated canned
peas that have been' well drained. Gar-
nish with parsley or green pepper rings
or strips. Serves 6.
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MORRIS DORN LOUIS LEVIN

to officers of all Detroit congre-

gations to meet at a break-
fast session at 10:30 a.m., Sun-
day, in. Cong. Mogen Abraham,
Dexter. at Cortland.
Reports will be given on pu-
pil enrollment and organization
of new classes. Plans for group
activities in the near future will
be discussed. A detailed report
on holiday appeals in syna-
gogues in the area for the Ye-
shivah will be given.
The Council will extend con-
gratulations to Morris Dorn, new
president of Beth Tefilo Eman-
vel Synagogue, and. to Louis
Levin, new vice-president of Mo-
gen Abraham.
Further indications of city
wide support of the Yeshivah
was given this week when a
check was received from Harry
Green, president of Beth Aaron
Synagogue.

Mrs. Jules Kraft, president of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish National Fund, announces
an organization dessert luncheon
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Young
Israel Center.
Mrs. William Levin, chairman,
has arranged a program that
will include a talk by Mrs. Josh-
ua S. Sperka on "Questions of
the Moment." Mrs. Leonard 01-
shansky will be guest artist, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs.
Herman Bregman.
Hostesses will be Mesdames
Nathan Rosin, Benjamin Klein
and Louis Miller. Friends are
invited to attend.

I am collecting data for a
book to be entitled "Builders
and Leaders of the Detroit Jew-
ish Community." This will be a

companion volume to my book
"Jewish Communal Institutions
in Detroit." For this purpose,
I should appreciate very much if
the readers of The Detroit Jew-
ish News would furnish me the
names of individuals known to
them who have helped found,
build and lead Jewish social, ed-
ucational, philanthropic, frater-
nal and religious organizations
, and institutions in Detroit.
Allen A. Warsen
MISS ESTELLE R. WIDER
9810 Lawton
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wider,
Detroit 6, Mich.
of 19126 Ilene, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Detroit Pulpit Series
Estelle Ruth, to Bernard Carl Heard at New Time
Detroit Pulpit Series sponsor-
Seltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. ed jointly by the Jewish Com-

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Women's ORT to Hold
25th Birthday Parley

Greetings from President Tru-
man were extended to Women's
American ORT, prior to the
group's silver anniversary cele-

bration in New York, from Mon-
day to Thursday.
Detroit women attending the
parley will include Mesdames
Max D. Beal, Joseph Fenton,
Clarence Enggass, Harry Becker,
Frank Winton, Peter Miller, Eu-
gene Epstein, Earl Freshman,

Sidney Forman, .David Silberg,
Sidney Weisman and Nathan
Simon, representing the Michi-

gan Region of ORT.
In his message President Tru-
man stated, "You have reason
to be proud of your accomplish-
ments in providing vocational
training that makes it possible
for thousands of men and wom-
en to take their places as pro-
ductive and respected members
of their new communities ."
The convention—ORT's 12th
biennial conclave—will be at- -
tended by 500 delegates, who
represent over 100,000 members
and affiliates.
In the past 25 years, ORT has

made many contributions to
Jewry, including the provision
of tools and machinery overseas,
Mrs.
Leonard
can
be
reached
Morris Snow, chairman of the
social assistance aid and schol-
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Syna- by writing here or Harmon-on- arships for students at the ORT
gogue Council, has issued a call Hudson, N.Y.
Teachers' Training College in
Geneva, Switzerland.

_INF Auxiliary to Hear
Talk by Mrs. Sperka

Editor, The Jewish News

Sam Seltzer, of Houston, Tex. munity Council, the Council of
The
wedding will be solemnized Churches and the Confraternity
Today, a new h o m e, costing.
of Christian Doctrine of the
$200,000 is being built to replace: on Dec. 7.
Catholic Archdiocese in coopera-
the original, which was bombed
out in 1948.
Freud's Daughter at Harvard tion with Station WJBK, AM-
FM-TV, will now be heard at 10
Mrs. `David Grosberg, Council
BOSTON, (JTA)—Anna Freud, a.m. Sunday. A special program
aid to Israel chairman, an-
nounces that 60 tons of ortho- daughter of the late Sigmund for Jewish Education Month will
a inte eon-
pedic plaster, drugs, sewing ma- Freud has laeen PP0
on- be presented this Sunday
chines and typewriters were sent sultant to the Harvard School
of Education's Laboratory of Hu-
by Bnai Brith to Israel.
LIVONIA
LIVONIA RIDING &
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LEAH LEONARD

dry. If more moisture 1,s required, use
the onion juice a little at a time. Turn
I out the ball of dough on a lightly
floured kneading board. Knead till
smooth and elastic. Roll or pat the dough
to 1/4 inch thickness and cut the
I squares, or rounds (with a cookie cutter
or wine glass). Arrange on a lightly
greased cookie sheet, prick each "Plet-
zle" with the tines of a fork in any
design desired and bake 25 to 30 minutes
at 350' F, or till lightly browned. Yields
36 to 48, depending on size.
Variation 1: Roll out dough to i4 inch
thickness and cut into 21/2 inch rounds
with a biscuit cutter. Place a teaspoonful
of chopped liver in the center of each,
, bring the edges together making a
I seam on top from end to end. Be sure
to pinch the dough together thoroughly.
shaping each piece to two pointed ends.
Place on a greased cookie sheet, brush
with salad oil and sprinkle with paprika
or caraway (kimmel) seeds. Bake as in
Basic Recipe. Delious with cocktails,
soups or salads.
Variation 2: To serve with a fish meal,
make the filling of mashed sardines.
hard c000ked eggs finely chopped and
combined with 2 egg yolks (unc000ked).
Add minced parsley if desired, or a few
drops of lemon juice for additional flav-
or. Follow further directions as in Var. 1.

Writer Seeks Information
About Communal Leaders

State Reform Sisterhoods
Plan Muskegon Meeting

A meeting of the state board
of the Michigan Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods will be held
at 11 a.m., Tuesday, at Temple

Bnai Israel, Muskegon, Mich.
Mrs. Robert Coggan, state family
education chairman, will lead a
panel discussion on "Family

Education."

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