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Congressioi ,fr 7 Record Article by
Congressman Diggs Pays Honor to
Chajeses as 'Goodwill Ambassadors'
Congressman Charles G. Diggs,
Jr., of Michigan's 13th District,
has paid a glowing tribute to
two distinguished Detroit musi-
cians, in a statement published
in the March 16 Congressional
Record.
Under the heading "Margue-
rite Kozen, Julius Chajes —
Goodwill Ambassadors," Rep.
Diggs speaks of them as having
"added particular luster to his
district) through their accom-
plishments."
"Through the use of their tal-
ents." the Congressman stated
in the permanent Government
Record, "the Chajeses have per-
formed an outstanding service
of goodwill for their adopted
country, the United States of
America—Mrs. Chajes, as an es-
tablished operatic soprano, who
sings under the name of Mar-
guerite Kozen; Mr. Chajes, as a
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 25, 1955
Labor, Religious, Civic Groups Join
To Aid Candidacy of Leonard Kasle
True Sisters Starts
Cancer Fund Here
composer and concert pianist.
Proceeding to "spread upon
the Record a resume of the ac-
complishments of the Chajeses
that it may serve to inspire all
Americans to use the talents
they have in goodwill service to
our country," Rep. Diggs relates
the achievements of the prom-
inent and: able Detroit couple.
He lists their works, their ap-
pearances in many cities
throughout the world and the
extensive use that has been
made by many musicians and
musical organizations of Mr.
Chajes' compositions, and he
concludes:
"We salute in gratitude Mr.
and Mrs. Chajes and the many
other American citizens who
are using their talents to per-
form a vital service for their
fellowmen as well as to give
pleasure to them."
During the recent visit to De-
troit of national officers of the
United Order of True Sisters,
local Chapter No. 41 announced
a grant of $500 to Detroit Me-
morial Hospital.
Here for the presentation were
Mrs. Hortense Schlesinger, na-
tional p r e s i d e n t, and Mrs.
Charles Miller: national vice-
president, both of New York.
The funds were made avail-
able to indigent cancer patients
in need of radio-active isotope
treatments. Detroit Memorial
Hospital was selected because of
its facilities for this kind of
treatment.
The grant, local leaders said
is in keeping with the organiza-
tion's national policy to provide
funds for this purpose, and is
one of 30 such subsidies to be
granted by True Sisters.
The local group, which will
add periodically to the fund, also
maintains a cancer supply closet
at North End Clinic and an out-
patient department at Sinai
Hospital.
The lodge will hold an Earn-
vegetables in alternate layers in a
Although the ritual of Pass- and
greased 2-1/2 quart baking dish or 6-8 in- ing Fund Luncheon and Fash-
over remains unchanged for dividual casserole dishes. Combine tomato ion Show Tuesday afternoon, in
and mushroom sauce with vegetable
nearly 3,500 years, there has liquid and seasoning. Pour over top. the Whittier Hotel. Fashions, to
Bake in a hot oven (425'F') 15-20 minutes
be modeled by members, are by
or until fish flakes easily. Serves 6-8.
Some of the other tasty reci- a local shop.
Mrs. Fred Salesko is chair-
pes made available by the B.
Manischewitz Co. are as follows: man of social activities, and Mrs.
Arthur Sobel is earning - fund
LIVER BLINTZES WITH TOMATO AND
chairman, Mrs. Ira Blumenthal,
MUSHROOM SAUCE
Leaves--
program chairman, and Mrs.
3 eggs
Philip Pollak, hospitality chair-
'742 teaspoon salt
1-1/2 cups water
man.
cup Manischewitz Cake Meal
Scores of Detroit organizations an educator is considered very
are combining to assist the can- highly qualified for the Board
didacy of Leonard Kasle for the ° of Education post.
Board of Education.
Labor, religious, educational
For a Passover
and civic groups have joined
Just like in your own home at
forces to assist Mr. Kasle in his
campaign for a better schools reasonable prices—call or write
to:
program.
Long active in educational and
better schools groups, Mr. Kasle,
by virtue of his background as
KAHN'S
Glenwood Hotel
Manischetvitz Passover Recipes
Include Jiffy Fish Casserole
Filling—
Combine:
2-1/2 cups (1-14 lbs.) broiled, ground liver
2 large onions, minced and sauted in
3 tablespoons chicken fat
1 egg, slightly beaten
1 teaspoon salt
Pinch of Manischewitz White Pepper
Combine eggs, salt and water. Add grad-
ually to cake meal, stirring constantly
and thoroughly to avoid lumps. Pour
about 3 tablespoons of hatter on a hot,
lightly greased griddle and rotate pan
so batter forms a 6" circle. Fry over
moderate heat until edges pull away
from pan. Turn out on a clean cloth,
cooked side up. Repeat until all the
batter is used. Place a heaping tablespoon
of filling in the center of each leaf.
Fold in side edges and roll tightly. Fry
until golden brown in a small amount of
chicken fat. Served with heated Mani-
schewitz Tomato and Mushroom Sauce.
Makes 14-16. '
JIFFY FISH CASSEROLE
been a constant evolution of
foods for the traditional seder
nights and for the meals during
the following days of the festival.
One of the new Passover treats
made available for the holiday
is a jiffy fish casserole, prepared
in the test kitchens of the B.
Manischewitz Co. which now
makes available to the Jewish
housewife over 80 distinctive
Passover foods.
The recipe for the jiffy fish
casserole follows:
LEMON MERINGUE CHARLOTTE
"*2
Manischewitz Matzos, broken
2 cups milk. scalded
3 tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon grated lemon rind
3 tablespoons melted butter
2 egg yolks and 1 whole egg
14 teaspoon salt
cup sugar
1 4
1/4 cup Manischewitz Raspberry Preserves
2 egg whites
cup sugar
Pour scalded milk over broken matzos
and let stand about 15 minutes. Beat well
with egg beater or electric mixer. Add
lemon juice and rind, butter, eggs, salt
and IA cup sugar. Mix well. Pour into
greased 1-1/2 quart baking dish, set dish
in a pan of hot water and bake 30 min-
utes in a slow (300 ,-- F) oven. Spread top
with preserves. Cover with meringue
made by beating egg whites until stiff
but not dry and gradually beating in the
FESACHDIGE JIFFY FISH CASSEROLE
sugar until the mixture is mooth and
1 medium onion, sliced thin
glossy .Return to oven to brown mer-
1 .-4 cup butter
ingue—about 15 minutes. Chill before
'4 Manischewitz Matzos, finely broken
serving. Serves 6.
2 pounds fish fillets, cut into bite-sized '•1-1/4cups Manischewitz Matzo Farfel may
• pieces
he used instead of broken matzos.
1 - • cups cooked, sliced carrots
1 cup cooked, diced celery
1 can Manischewitz Tomato and Mush-
room Sauce
1 ,,,2 cup liquid from vegetables
teaspoon salt
Dash of Manischewitz White Pepper
*21/2 cups Manischewitz Matzo Farfel may
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'Green Tint for Halvah'
duct services; to be held on the premises
Add to the charming humor
of the month this item from
the - "News of Food" column in
the New York Times:
"St. Patrick's Day, it would
seem, no longer belongs exclu-
sively to the Irish. The Daitch
Dairy chain, which caters large-
ly to the Jewish ' trade, has
added a green tint to halvah,
the Armenian sweet. The new
hue is in honor of the Emerald
Isle's patron saint."
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Seek Catholics' Return
To British Council
LONDON, (JTA) — The Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, Dr. Geof-
frey Fisher, told the 12th annual
meeting of the British Council
of Christians and Jews here that
efforts were being made to bring
the Catholic Church, which sev-
eral months ago withdrew from
the Council, back into the - or-
ganization.
"From the Roman Catholic
side there is no failure to appre-
ciate and to approve the aims
and objects" for which the
Council exists, Dr. Fisher said.
"But the Vatican was not satis-
fied with some of the ways and
means adopted by the Council
in pursuit of those aims. Be-
cause of that dissatisfaction the
resignation took place," he
added.
"The Council of Christians
and Jews is happy to recognize
that on the Roman Catholic side
there is no differing about the
aims and objects of the Council
and that the criticism was con-
fined to some of its methods,"
the Archbishop emphasized.
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The forest is to number 20,000
trees in recognition of the 20
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the Jewish National Fund. To
date, funds for 15,000 trees were U. S. Jew Honored by France
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NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Con-
friends for the forest bearing his sulate General of France in New
name.
York made known that Marcel
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Israel UN Budget $67,399
can Friends of the Alliance Is-
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(JTA)—Israel's contribution to Chevalier of the Legion d'Hon-
the United Nations budget for neur by a . decree of the Presi-
1955 amounts to $67,399. No part dent of the French Republic.
of this sum has been paid to
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Education at Its Best
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portionment to the UN working
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