Historic ',acids!' to Be Rebuilt
As Flourishing Agro-Urban Area
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Synagogue Halts Drive
In Behalf of Appeal
PHILADELPHIA, ( J T A )-
Par. Zion Temple, a leading
Conservative synagogue here,
has interrupted its mortgage
redemption fund-raising drive
for $250,000 in response to a
plea for a moratorium on
outside drives during the Al-
lied Jewish Appeal campaign.
In announcing the halt of
their own drive, Har Zion
leaders cited the needs of the
Appeal to meet international,
national and local problems.
They said that their drive
would be resumed later in the
year, and noted that it had
been very successful thus far,
having raised $110,000 at the
time the moratorium took
effect.
Austria Invites Dr. Nahum Goldmann
To Resume Talks on Jewish Claims
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, president of
the Committee for Jewish Claims
on Austria, received an invita-
tion from the Austrian govern-
ment to send a deligation to
Vienna to resume talks on the
Committee's request for compen-
sation for Jews who suffered
damages under the Nazi regime
in Austria.
Dr. Goldmann indicated that
the joint board of the commit-
tee will meet in New York to
consider the invitation and the
action to be taken on it. The
Austrian government would like
the Committee to send a "small
delegation" for resumption of
negotiations.
Jerusalem Now under
Plan Menus for Passover Sedorim
By LEAH W. LEONARD
An AJP Feature
For the home-maker who
plans for Passover Week, we have
a few suggestions. First of all
the following Seder menus:
FIRST SEDER
Gefilte Fish with Horseradish
Chicken Soup with Tiny Knaidlach
Chicken with Farfel-Prune dressing
Asparagus Tips
Tomato and Cucumber Salad
Nut Cake
Tea with. Lemon or Lime ,
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SECOND SEDER
Gefilte Fish with Pickled Beets
Chicken Soup with Matzo Farfel
Stewed Chicken, Matzo Meal, Tiny Muf-
fins
Waldorf Salad
Sponge Cake
Tea with orange slices or Demi Tasse
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CHAROSES (Serving 12 to 15)
6 tart apples, cored and grated
2 cups chopped or ground almonds
1 /4 cup ground walnuts
3 tablespoons honey or sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1i teaspoon ground ginger
Grated rind of 1 lemon or orange
3 to 4 tablespoons lemon or orange juice
Enough Passover wine to moisten the
mixture
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Is-
rael Cabinet dissolved the Jeri
salem municipality and appoint-
ed a five - man commission to
administer the city until thiS
summer's elections. M. Gvernik,
Commissioner of the Haifa dis-
trict, was transferred to Jeru-
salem to head the new commis-
sion.
The commission includes one
representative each from the
Ministries of Interior, Welfare,
Labor and Health and a repre-
sentative from the Treasury.
The municipal commission was
unable to govern the city when
the Mapai and General Zionists
broke with the Mizrachi parties,
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 1, 1955
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ISRAEL and DOMESTlechocolates and candies
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GOODMAN'S famous Tea-Matzo and
Midgetea Matzo
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CARMEL KOSHER
thus making it impossible to
Combine ingredients in the or- form a majority-supported ad-
der listed, adding wine a little ministration.
at a time to moisten the mixture
till it holds its shape when
placed on a piece of matzo. Dur-
ing the Seder Service, Charoses
on pieces of Matzo is passed to
all participants around the fes-
tive board.
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MANISCHEWITZ
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In Honor of Passover
Commission Administration
Under a plan, initiated by Defense Minister David Ben-Gurion,
Israel aims to revive lands that are saturated with history and
whose fertility once supported large populations. One of these
towns is Lachish, near Beit Guvrin in the Northern Negev. Once
dominating the road from Israel to Egypt, Lachish at various times
was visited by Joshua Ben Nun, Rehavam, Amaziahu, Sennacharib
of Assyria and Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Today, the project for
land reclamation by the Jewish National Fund, envisions settle-
ments in the area based on industrial crops, such as sugar beets,
peanuts and cotton, and eventually an urban center with store-
houses and factories for processing these crops.
- The talks, according to a de-
cision by the Austrian govern-
ment, will start on May 5 and
, conclude on May 11. (Represent-
atives of the Alliance of Chris-
tians of Jewish Origin have also
been invited by the Vienna gov-
ernment, the JTA correspondent
cabled from Vienna.)
Gelatines — Chicken 'Schmaltz'
Concentrated Syrups and Lemonade
and other items.
A Complete Line of
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS
All Passover Products
PROMPTLY FILLED
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Wholesale Grocers Co.
893812th St.
TR. 1-0606
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KNAIDLACH, LIGHT AND FLUFFY
6 eggs
11/4 cups cold water
1 tablespoon salt
2 cups Matzo Meal, approximately
Boiling Water, slightly salted.
Beat eggs till light and creamy,
stir in cold water and salt, then
add Matzo Meal a little at a time
till batter is formed that is thick
enough to drop heavily from the
mixing spoon. Chill in the re-
frigerator at least 2 hours, bet-
ter if chilled for a long period
or overnight. A half hour before
Seder Service Time, form the
mixture into Knaidlach (balls)
about one inch in diameter for
small ones, or 1 1.4 to 2 inch diam-
eter ones for the large kind.
Drop these into rapidly boiling
slightly salted water, using a
large pot. When the last Knaidle
is dropped, turn down the heat
to a mild bubble, cover the pot
and cook 20 to 25 minutes. Serve
with hot clear chicken soup, al-
lowing 3-4 small Knaidlach per
serving. Serves 12 to 15.
Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs
Opens 7 Mile Rd. Office
After practicing chiropody for
33 years at 410 Scherer Bldg.,
Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs 'has opened
another office, in addition• to his
downtown address, at 15921 W.
7 Mile.
Now associated with Dr.
Jacobs in the practice of chir-
opodical and surgical foot treat-
ment is Dr. Jack Goldstein, who
spent two years in Korea with
the U.S. Army medical depart-
ment.
The two chiropodists, both
graduates of the Illinois College
of Chiropody, will be at both of-
fices on alternate days.
Dr. Jacobs, who serves on a
voluntary basis at the Home for
Aged, has a Fellowship in the
American College of Foot Sur-
geons, the American Society of
Foot Surgeons, Atherican Soci-
ety of Pedie Research, is a mem-
ber of the Masons, Shrine, Con-
sistory, Pisgah' Lodge, Bnal
Brith, and is active in the Allied
Jewish Campaidn and United
• -Foundations.
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This
Hebrew-English Bible is the first ever to
be published in the Holy Land (and in Jerusa-
lem). Printed in Jerusalem, Israel . . . 1953
"Behold, how good and how
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pleasant it is for brethren
to dwell together in unity."
PSALM CXXXIII
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