Friday, March 28, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-28
Jean Kaner to Wed
Bernard Friedman
Passover Dinner
By Mrs. Regina Frischwasser
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
ROAST SHOULDER STEAK
5 lbs. shoulder steak
2 tablespoons fat
1/4 glass water
1 onion
1 teaspoon salt
18 teaspoon pepper
2 cups cooked tomatoes
By BEN JOSEPH
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MISS JEAN KANER
FILLED PANCAKES
1 cup matzoh meal
2 teaspoons salt
5 cooked potatoes
3 eggs
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 cup chopped boiled chicken
1 cup boiled chopped liver
The engagement of Jean
Kaner, daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Kaner, of Windsor; Ont., and
the late Mr. Samuel Kaner, to
Bernard Friedman, son of Mrs.
Pauline Friedman, of Whitmore
Rd., and the late Mr. Harry
Friedman, has been announced.
Mr. Friedman, a graduate of
the Wayne State University
school of law, is a director of
a children's camp in Northern
Michigan. A May wedding is
planned.
Peel and mash hot potatoe.
Add matzoh meal, eggs and sea-
soning. Make a soft dough. Di-
vide into 10 pieces. Mix chopped
chicken and chopped liver with
one cup fried onions. Season to
taste. Roll out the pieces of
dough. Cover half of each piece
of dough with • a spoonful of
chicken meat and liver mixture.
Fold dough over filling. Press
edges together firmly. Fry in
hot fat until golden brown.
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ArtA
WALNUT CAKE
9 eggs separated
113 cups confectioners' sugar
cup cake meal
1 teaspoon vanilla
cups ground walnuts
teaspoon salt
linoun,cernerits
Beat egg yolks until light, add
sifted sugar, beating until light
and creamy. Sift the meal 3
times and add to the creamed
mixture. Add vanilla, walnuts
and salt. Mix well. Beat egg
whites until stiff and fold in
lightly into the creamed mix-
ture. Turn into wax paper lined
pan and bake in a slow oven
50-60 minutes.
Brazilian Chemist Wins
Four-Year Einstein Award
RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)-
Prof. Fritz Feigl, prominent
chemist and president of Con-
federation of Jewish Institu-
tions in Brazil, was awarded
the Einstein prize given by
the Brazilian Academy of
Science. The award is voted .
every four years to a scientist
who has distinguished himself
in the field of exact sciences.
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RABBI YEHUDAH LOEWY
alt4o4d E xcluseaely
Since 1946 in Detroit
Hospitals and Homes
TE. 4-7355
RABBI LEO Y.
GOLDMAN
Expert Mohel
Recommended by Physicians
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
18245 Roselawn
UN 3-6242
Rabbi Joshua Spiro
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Serving In
Hospitals & Homes
UN 3-2616
7328 Thatcher
Certified Surgical Mohel
Rabbi Israel GOODMAN
Serving in Hospitals and
Homes Anywhere
16
Years' Experience
Pontiac, Mich.
FEderal 4-4149
March 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
Albert S. Goldman (Dianne
Shwitzer), of 20045 Appoline,
a daughter, Cindy Sue.
* * *
March 18—To Mr. and Mrs.
William I. Stone (Marilyn Ros-
enthal), of 19307 Lindsay, a
daughter, Rochelle Diane.
* * *
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
George Vine (Barbara Elaine
Share), of 4237 W. Grand, a
son, Michael Robert.
* * *
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Gendelman (Joan Sey-
burn), of 18975 Warrington, a
son, Robert Irwin.
* * *
March 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
David Glanz (Nancy Magid), of
Windsor, Ont., a daughter,
Debra Sue.
* * *
Feb. 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald G. Davidson (Marilyn
Stone), of 19510 Robson, a son,
Sander Mitchell.
* * *
Feb. 27—To ' Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Krystal (Esther Reich-
stein), of 19210 Coyle, a son,
John Harrison.
* * *
Feb. 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Millman (Audrey o Sin-
clair), former Detroiters now of
2712 Hampshire, Ann Arbor, a
daughter, Elissa Sheryl.
* *
Feb. 17—To Dr. and Mrs.
Jerome Winkler (Irene Siegel),
of 19758 Weyher, Livonia, a
daughter, Lisa Gail.
• 5 5
Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 0. Chapman (Margot
Turkel),' Detroiters now of
Champaign, Ill., a daughter,
Karen Elaine.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Rogers (Lois Winston), of
23225 Laurel Valley, Birming-
ham, a son, Craig Howard.
To. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Schneid (Marilyn Sitner), of
15021 Kenton, Oak Park, an
adopted daughter, Melinda Joy.
Expect $15 Million Loan
MARSHALL
GOLDMAN
CERTIFIED MOREL
Serving at Homes .
and in Hospitals I T.0 7-0979
May Film Story '100 Hours to Suez' Soon
(Copyright, 1958, JTA, Inc.)
Dredge the meat in matzoh
cake meal and sear it in fat
until brown. Place the meat into
a roaster and add the drippings
and water. Cover the roaster
and roast in a moderate oven
one hour. Take the meat out
and cool it. Slice and place in
the same roaster. Add 1 sliced
onion, sprinkle with salt, pep-
per and pour over 2 cups
cooked tomatoes. Cook over low
heat until meat is tender.
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Hollywood's Interest in Israel
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Final
agreement is expected late this
week on a $15,000,000 loan to
Israel by the United States De-
velopment Loan Fund. The
credit would be used for the
erection of power development
projects in Israel.
Hollywood is becoming in-
terested in Israel as a theme
for moving pictures. One of. the
reports is that the book about
the Sinai campaign, "100 Hours
to Suez," will in-the-not-too-
distant-future find its way on
to the silver screen.
Certainly the past couple of
years has shown a .c..urge of
interest by many Hollywood
stars in Israel. When Lauren
Bacall told Miami newspaper-
men that, "As a Jewess, I
am proud of Israel," she was
voicing the feelings of many
another Jewish screen star.
The psychology of the actor
may explain the interest of
Hollywood in Israel. In a
western picture; the actor may
be the marshall representing
the law. In another; as in De
Milles "Ten Commandments,"
he may be something very dif-
ferent, a Moses leading his
people in the wilderness.
In Israel, drama and life
are not sepafated. Israel's pres-
ent life is drama. She does not
have to simulate the border
troubles and similar clashes
which produced the "westerns."
Israel is drama and is of
interest to the actor.
There are other reasons why
individual actors may respond
to the Israeli stimulus. Shelly
Winters told the recent Israel
bond conference of her visit to
Israel, how she had walked the
streets of Israel, feeling that
she belonged. Perhaps only a
Jew could understand the
peace which she described. In
Israel, she rejoined her people,
but oddly enough, for the first
time she lost her separateness
from humanity, which Zionists
are often accused of fostering.
In Israel, she did not have to
explain herself. She could be
a natural human being. She
was like other people, all of
whom can point to some place
where they are a majority.
Shelly Winters has been one
of the most inspiring speakers
before Israel bond audiences.
There are a number of other
Hollywood stars who are work-
ing as devotedly for Israel
bonds. Eddie Cantor, like Abou
ben Adhem, "leads them all."
Few American Jews have
worked as indefatigably as he
for Israel bonds and none has
worked more dramatically.
performance was over con-
versing with a speaker who had
just come from Israel. Benny
was anxious to find out all
about Israel.
Dore Schary, until recently
one of the top men of Holly-
wood, now acclaimed for his
play about Roosevelt, "Sunrise
at Campobello," is another
great Israel fan. Schary was
the author of the script • for
last year's Israel bond Hanu-
kah festival.
The list would be incomplete
without mentioning some of
the non-Jewish Hollywood per-
sonalities who have given their
services gratis for Israel festi-
vals, such stars as the late
Louis Calhern and Cary Grant,
Ralph Bellamy and Rod Steiger.
The fans of moviedom ac-
claim Edward G. Robinson for
his gangster fictures, but in
ISraeli circles they say: "If he
is a gangster, oh that the
world might be full of them."
Robinson has a very profound
and intellectual interest in the
upbuilding of Israel, which is
perhaps not unnatural, con-
sidering that in his youth he
considered becoming a rabbi.
Jack Benny, "the skin flint"
of film and television, is any-
thing but that in real life and
as regards Israel is most gen-
erous in his services. His de-
votion goes very deep. Re-
cently at an Atlantic City
Israel bond function, he sat
many hours after the public
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FARBAND
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Sam Marcus, Executive Director
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MEXICO CITY (JTA) — Bo-
leslaw Levin, well known Ar-
gentine Jewish historian, has
come to Mexico City to study
material in the Mexican gov-
ernment archives for research
on the Marranos in Mexico and
other Latin American coun-
tries.
Detroit
WE. 3-2239
Located at Beth Shalom Synagogue
Oak Park
Well rounded summer program designed to fit
the needs of Jewish children 4 ,q1 years old.
All counselors qualified teachers.
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directors
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Does Research on Marranos
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$475-8 Weeks — S295-5 Weeks
$195-3 Weeks (July 29-Aug. 19)
KTON TON
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CAMP
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Participating in traditional
pre - Passover ceremonies, at
which the hechsher certificate
of kashrut is given to the B.
Manischewitz Co. are Rabbi
P. Gutman, of New York, Ber-
nard Manischewitz, president
of the company, and D. Beryl
Manischewitz, chairman of the
board. The certificate, which
was presented by Rabbi Eli-
ezer Silver, of Cincinnati (not
pictured) attests to the fact
that all Manischewitz food
products so labelled are strict-
ly kosher for Passover.
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60 Miles from Detroit -- Complete Sports and
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Bernard Jaffe, Director
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Boys and Girls, Ages 7 to 16
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Directors
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Four and Eight Week Periods Commencing June 29
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19th Camping Season
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