Histadrut Sponsors Summer Camp Program hi Israel for U.S. Teens ww, 'IgivglinMpr - --71W Pictured above is Histadrut's "Village Gate" which will house American and Canadian boys and girls ages 14-16 during the coming summer in Israel. Not pictured is Bet Berl which will house the 16-18-year-olds. (Copyright, 1963, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) Grapefruit as the dieter's de- light needs no comment. With its low calorie and high vita- min C count it plays a promi- nent part in the reducer's menu. Grapefruit for breakfast or as part of a fruit cup needs no comment, and certainly grape- fruit halves to start dinner are familiar to all. But grapefruit as an ingredient in cakes or richer desserts is so rare that finding recipes for such use is almost as hard as finding the proverbial needle in a haystack. When we do find them, we realize how little all the possi- bilities of this fruit have been realized. GRAPEFRUIT DESSERT CAKE 1 large seedles grapefruit 11/2 cups sifted cake flour 3/4 cup granulated sugar 11/2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt - 1/4 cup vegetable oil 3 eggs, separated 1 1/2 teaspoons grated lemon rind 1 8-oz. package cream cheese 1 1/4 cups sifted confectioners' sugar A few drops fellow food color- ing 1/4 cup water Before starting to bake, peel and section the grapefruit and remove all the membranes. Cut half the sections crosswise into thin slices, and the rest in half crosswise. Save all the juice which accumulates. Drain the slices and the halves sep- arately, and save all this juice too. Sift the flour, granulated sugar, baking powder, and salt into a mixing bowl. Make a well in the center and add the water, oil, egg yolks, V2 teaspoon of the lemon rind, and 3 tablespoons of the grapefruit juice. Beat until very smooth. Beat the egg whites stiff and fold the batter into the whites. Polk into a 9-inch square cake pan lined with waxed paper, and bake at 350 degs. F. about 30 minutes, until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out dry, and the top is golden brown. Invert the cake on a rack. remove the waxed paper, and invert again on another rack to cool with the top up. When the cake is completely cold, carefully split it in half crosswise. Let the cream cheese stand at room tem- perature until soft, add the con- fectioners' sugar, the remaining lemon rind and 2 teaspoons of grapefruit juice. Beat until smooth. Gradually add more grapefruit juice as needed to make a frosting just stiff enough to hold its shape. Tint pale yellow with the food coloring. Spread half on the, cut surface of the bottom layer. Arrange the small slices of grapefruit evenly on this. Cover with the upper layer, and spread the remaining frosting over the top. Garnish with the half- sections of grapefruit. Refrigerate until served. This amount serves 8. GRAPEFRUIT DELIGHT 1 large seedless grapefruit 10 large kosher marshmallows 1/2 cup whipping cream Peel and section the grapefruit. Remove all membranes. Cut the sections into bite-sized pieces, and drain thoroughly in a sieve. The juice may be used as part of a beverage. Cut the marshmallows into quarters, separate the quarters and lightly combine them with the grapefrui. Chill at least one hour. At serving time whip the cream very stiff and fold into the grapefruit - marshmallow mixture. Pile in sherbet glasses and serve as soon as possible. Lady fingers are delightful with this rich but not sweet dessert. The recipe makes 4 portions. KE 3-4310 N Men's Clubs Montefiore Lodge will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Dy- namic Club, .17111 Third. Mrs. SHAAREY S HO MAY I M Ruben Leipsig will review Irv- MEN'S CLUB will present Dr. ing Wallace's "The Prize." George Barahal, professor of ed- ucational and clinical psychol- ogy at Wayne State University, MUSIC I ENTERTAINMENT ! in a lecture on "Mental Health and Religion of a Jewish Child and Teenager" 8:30 p.m. Tues- day in the synagogue audi- torium. Admission is free and and his orchestra refreshments will be served. UN 1-2953 Friends are invited. UN 3-6501 * * * CONG. BETH MOSES MEN'S CLUB will present a panel dis- cussion on "Our Moral Cancer— Does It Affect our Children?" 9 p.m. Wednesday at the syna- gogue, 19160 Evergreen. Mod- erator will be Mrs. Kalman 8xciusively Bruss and panel members will include Max Marshak, Mrs. Cole- COMPLETE WITH man Kovan and Mrs. A. Heide- 8x10 PRINTS IN man. Refreshments will be BEAUTIFUL • ALBUM served. Everyone is invited. By Mildred Grosberg Bellin * * • •,/ Histadrut has announced the sponsorship of a unique seven Golda Meir Signs and-a-half week summer camp Pact for Technical program in Israel, combining Aid with Tanganyika travel, camping, sight - s e e i n g, DAR ES SALAAM, Tangan- sports, arts and crafts and com- bined with guided tours of Euro- yika, (JTA) — An agreement calling for technical cooperation pean sectors of culture and art. Enrollment in the Histadrut between Israel and Tanganyika Summer Camp in Israel is open was signed here on behalf of to American and Canadian boys the two governments by Mrs. and girls between the ages of Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign Min- 14 and 18. Histadrut summer ister, and Paul Bomani, Tangan- camps are a non-profit educa- yika's Minister of Finance. The agreement is actually a tional project sponsored by the National Committee for Labor confirmation of a program of Is- Israel, in cooperation with the raeli aid to this country that has been in progress for more Histadrut in Israel. Kashrut is strictly observed. than a year. The pact, said Bo- Complete medical coverage from mani, "is confirmation of the Kupat Holim, the sick fund of benefits Tanganyika has received the Histadrut, will be provided through cooperation and assist- to the campers free of charge. ance from Israel. This agreement Charges cover the complete pro- will mark the continuation of gram in Israel and Europe and long-established cooperation be- air transportation in connection tween our two countries." with the trip from New York to Many Tanganyikans are now Israel will be provided by Hista- undergoing training in Israel, drut at no charge to the campers. and some have already com- In a letter to the National pleted their Israeli courses, and Committee for Labor Israel, have returned here to aid the Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion country's economy. Lsrael has stated: "This is an educational also sent experts here in the undertaking whose significance fields of agriculture, village cannot be overestimated. It planning, economic development, strengthens Jewish unity in the youth training and health. More world, it enriches the life of Israeli experts are to be sent Jewish youth in the United States here under the new pact. and it is bound to bring a Cha- lutzic Aliya to Israel which is the greatest historic need of both Meyer R. Rubin Is American Jewry and of Israel." Candidate for Judge Meyer R. Rubin, 18626 Little- InformatiOn regarding this pro- gram can be obtained by calling field, is a candidate for judge of UN 4-7094, or by writing to His- Detroit Common Pleas Court. An accounting graduate of tadrut, 19161 • Schaefer, Detroit the University of Detroit who 35. received his law degree from Detroit City Law School, Rubin Literary Award Goes Jewish Center Will is a member of Adas Shalom to Kurt Grossman Be Built in Florence Synagogue, Louis Marshall NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Al- FLORENCE, Italy, (JTA) — Lodge of Bnai Brith, Craftsman bert Schweitzer Literary Award Groundbreaking ceremonies Lodge, F.&A.M.; Shrine, Moslem for 1963 has been granted to were held here for a new Jew- Temple, Zionist Organization of Kurt Grossman for his forthcom- ish school and community cen- Detroit and the Historical So- ing volume to be published in ter building to be financed by ciety of America. Munich, Germany: "Karl von the local Jewish community and Ossietzky — A German Patriot." the Conference for Jewish Ma- Novel Tells Story Ossietzky, a leading anti-Nazi terial Claims Against Germany personality in Germany, was im- through the Joint Distribution of Concentration Camp prisoned in a concentration camp "Who Shall Live, Who Shall shortly after the Nazis rose to Committee. There are a total of 2,200 Die," by Daniel Stern (Crown) power, and died in their custody Jewish children throughout is a novel dealing with the feel- a few years later. He was award- Italy attending Jewish kinder- ings of guilt and the problems of ed the Nobel Peace Prize for gartens, elementary and secon- responsibility encountered by 1935, but Hitler would not per- dary schools in addition to one individual, Jud Kramer, a mit him to accept it. The author, those enrolled in ORT's voca- man who saved himself and his Grossman, holds the desk for tional schools and those attend- family from the "dead rolls" of German and Austrian questions ing special Talmud Torah the concentration camps. Jud's future, as an individual at the Jewish Agency in. New courses. and as a theater director, is in York. In 1936 the Sholem Aleichem delicate balance when, years School, Jewish Folk Schools and later Carl Walkowitz, a. man who Elsea Scored Record Workmen's Circle Schools were knew Jud in the camps, knocks Sales Volume in '62 first included in the Allied Jew- on his door. A terrifying, almost A record year in sales volume ish Campaign, the Jewish Wel- Dostoievskian involvement with was experienced by the Elsea fare Federation's annual fund this man makes Jud's mercifully Realty and Investment Co. for forgotten past come alive again, 1962. raising effort. and threatens to destroy h i s The 1962 sales volume of $14,- marriage, his future and him. 906,252 was the largest volume For Young Men #111 :i 6 to 60 of sales in the 33 year history City of Hope Meets of the Elsea firm. The volume A meeting of the Detroit Mr. represents an 18 percent gain SEVEN MILE at EVERGREEN and Mrs. Group, City of Hope, over the 1961 volume and is will be held 8:30 p.m. Saturday nearly $2,000,000 over the pre- the home of Sam and Molly vious record year of 1955 when Elegant Bar Mitzvah Suits at Lipson, 19500 Ardmore. A so- $13,033,691 of real estate was With The ROYAL Fit cial hour will follow. sold. 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