Name-O-Plate New
Convenience Given
by American Saving
American Savings has intro-
duced for the first time in this
area another convenience for
savers.
Adolph Deutsch, president of
American Savings, announces
that the new service. Name-0-
Plate, is now available to ac-
count holders, without charge,
at all seven offices.
A permanent identification
plate, Name-O-Plate saves time
when placing funds in or with-
drawing funds from a savings
account, serves as identification
for check cashing and helps
establish credit with business
firms.
Mr. Deutsch disclosed that a
survey indicated that a sub-
stantial majority of employed
men and women stated one of
the reasons they did not save
regularly at a savings institu-
tion is that they were too
pressed for time. This prompted
American Savings to look for a
new method of speeding up
service to savings account hold-
ers. And the result was Name-
0-Plate.
Temple Israel Cagers
to Play in Cleveland
$600 Provides a Silver Lining
St. Paul Community
to Survey Needs
ST. PAUL, Minn. (JTA) —
The United Jewish Welfare
Fund and Council has approved
a survey of the Jewish commun-
ity's current program and fu-
ture needs in the field of cul-
tural, recreational and leisure
time activities. The survey will
be launched in the fall.
The fund's social planning
committee will seek participa-
tion the survey of all agen-
cies and institutions having
leisure time programs.
Ted Abramson, president of
the fund, pointed out that this
would be the first survey since
1948.
He pointed out that since that
time "there have been major
shifts of Jewish population,
major changes in institutional
facilities and major develop-
ments in the respective roles of
the various agencies and insti-
tutions."
A sack of 600 silver dollars is presented by 14-year-old
Alan Parter, president of the student council of the Larchmont
(N. Y.) Temple Religious School, to Simcha Pratt, Israel
Consul-General at New York, as Mrs. Henry Goldman, of
Hadassah, U.S. chairman for Youth Aliyah Child's Day, looks
on. The money, collected by students during a silver dollar
campaign for Youth Aliyah, will cover the cost of maintaining
one child for one year in an Israeli Youth Aliyah institution.
lbs. fish
2 cups water
4 large onions
1 tablespoon oil
1 teaspoon ground ginger
2 teaspoons salt
2 eggs
6 lemons
1 tablespoon potato flour
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Have the fish washed and
scraped clean. Cut it in small
pieces and place in a saucepan
with two cups water. Slice the
onions and cook them in oil
until light brown. Lay the
onions over the fish and add a
pinch of pepper, ground ginger
and salt. Cook gently until the
fish is done. Beat the eggs until
well blended and beat in the
strained lemon juice. Add po-
tato flour and mix until mixture
becomes a smooth paste. Add
the paste to the rest of the
lemon and egg mixture and stir
until smooth. Drain the fish and
measure the liquid in which it
was cooked. Keep one cup and
discard the rest. Mix the cup
of liquid with the lemon and
egg mixture, and. cook until
smooth and thick in the top of
a double boiler. Add the fish
and one tablespoon of minced
parsley. Cook for five minutes
longer (over hot water). Re-
move from the fire and chill.
Garnish with lemon and parsley
when served.
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Chicken and Meat Sauce
2 lbs. lean meat
1 chicken
1 carrot
1 onion
1 head table celery
1 parsley root
Cook the meat, chicken and
vegetables with 2 quarts water,
and salt to taste, until the meat
and chicken are done. Remove
the meat and chicken; strain
the soup. Serve with matzoh
meal balls.
Beat 2 eggs separately, add-
ing pepper, salt, 2 tablespoons
matzoh meal, and 2 tablespoons
chicken fat. Form from this
paste small balls and boil them
with the soup for 20 minutes.
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Pound the sliced shoulder
steak to tenderize. Brown in
hot fat on both sides. Have a
mixture prepared of fried on-
ions, fried mushrooms, ground
cooked meat, salt and pepper
to taste. Place mixture on each
slice of steak and season with
salt and pepper. Roll the steak
and tie with a thread. Place
rolled steaks in a greased bak-
ing pan and spread with two
crushed cloves of garlic mixed
with 1 teaspoon salt and Vs tea-
spoon pepper. Pour half cup
water over the steaks and cover
the pan. Cook over low heat un-
til tender.
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Meat from 1 cooked chicken
1 teaspoon salt
Vs teaspoon pepper
12 eggs
1 cup fried onions
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8 slices shoulder steak
2 cups fried onions
1 cup fried mushrooms
2 cups ground cooked meat
Chop all the meat of the
cooked chicken. Mix with sea-
soning, salt, pepper, fried on-
ions. Beat the egg yolks very
light and mix with the chicken.
Add the stiffly beaten egg
whites and pour into a greased
baking dish. Set this dish in a
pan of water and bake at 350
degs. F. until eggs are set.
Serve immediately with stewed
fruit and cookies.
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The Temple Israel basketball
team will be in Cleveland, 0.,
this weekend to participate in
a game against the Heights
Temple team at 2 p.m., Sun-
day.
Coached by Maurice V. Vic-
tor, the Temple Israel team
By Mrs. Regina Frischwasser
won the city basketball cham- (Jewish
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pionship of the Inter-Congre-
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(Editor's Note: The Pass-
season.
over recipe column, written
Members of the team are by Mrs. Frischwasser, ap-
Elliot Jackson, Dave Glaser, p e a r s posthumously, the
Larry Simmer, Alan Warren, - writer having passed away
Irving Warren, Howard Fried- on April 1, at her home in
man, Sidney Grossberg, Stan- New York.)
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PANDORA
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Several
thousand jazz addicts—the larg-
est crowd ever assembled at
Lydda Airport to greet an ar-
rival—turned out to welcome
Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong and
his seven-man jazz combination
on their arrival for a quick
tour of the country.
The throng was headed by
a local jazz ensemble which
blared a hot welcome as the
crowd cheered and surged
around. American embassy of-
ficials there to welcome the jazz
king could hardly push their
way through the enthusiasts.
Armstrong told Israeli re-
porters that he carried a golden
Mogen David as a good-luck
charm.
Armstrong and his band were
to give a series of concerts in
Tel Aviv and other Israeli
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To Their
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For
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