Mutual Aid Society Disbands, Gives
Fund for Center Senior Adult Chapel
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Women's
Cluhs
Friday, July 22, 1966-19
Posterity
Federal Aid to Benefit
20,000 Day School Pupils
We are always doing something
for Posterity, but I would fain
NEW YORK (JTA) — Torah see Posterity do something for us.
Umesorah, the National Society —Joseph Addison (1714)
for Hebrew Day Schools, reported
that it had assisted 20,000 pupils
in Jewish day schools in New York
City poverty areas to receive $80,-
Free Custom Fitting by
000 in audio-visual equipment dur-
Experienced Corsetieres
ing the 1966-67 school year.
The equipment on loan to the 50
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schools located in poverty areas
3 Blks. W. of Greenfield
constitutes but one phase of the
Open to 6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat.
benefits accruing to non-public
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schools from the Elementary and
FREE PARKING IN REAR
Secondary Education Act first
passed by Congress in 1965.
Torah Umesorah sent congratu-
latory messages on behalf of the THE NEWEST
day school movement to New York IN WEDDING • BAR MITZVAH
state legislators and to Governor CONFIRMATION AND PARTY
ACCESSORIES
Rockefeller for their passage of
an educational measure which
would allow non-public school
pupils in grades 7 through 12 to
borrow textbooks for their secular
subjects from their local school
boards.
CORSETS BY EVA
ZEDAKAH CLUB will hold its
annual garden patty noon Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Morton
Roth, 24386 North Carolina, South-
field. For luncheon reservations,
call Mrs. Willard Zamsky, 862-
The Ladies Mutual Aid Society, which was founded over 40
8491. Friends invited.
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years ago, recently disbanded. By unanimous vote the remaining
members agreed to present the balance of their treasury, $490, toward
HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer
the completion of the chapel in the senior adult wing of the Jewish
Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tues-
Community Center. Shown here presenting their check to the Center's
day at the home of Mrs. Jack I
executive director, Irwin Shaw, are the members who voted the con-
Weinbaum, 12909 Nadine, Hunting-
tribution (from left) Mrs. Celia Kapetansky; Shaw; Mrs. Jennie
ton Woods, to discuss and evalu-
Shapiro, club vice-president; Mrs. Celia Lynn, president; Mrs. Stella
ate the resolutions introduced at
Goldman; Mrs. Ira Arnkoff and Mrs. Jennie Kaplan.
the all-day conference. Dessert
will be served.
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BRANDEIS CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will hold a luncheon meet-
ing 12:30 p.m. Monday at the
Labor Zionist Institute.
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SHERWOOD GROUP, Hadassah.
will hold an afternoon of games,
One misfortune is a good fortune.
preceded by a dessert luncheon, —Russian proverb.
12:30 p.m. Aug. 2, at the home of
Mrs. Jerome Keywell, 1800 Lin-
colnshire. Each member is asked
to bring a new member or make a
*
donation.
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SA'AD, raising funds for Park-
inson's Disease research, will have
..DAS NEUE BERLIN"
a theater party the evening of
JODISCHES GEMEINDEHAUS
Aug. 10 at the Six Mile Theater,
SONDERPOSPA/ERTZEICHENSERIE
DER LANDESPOSTDIREKTJON BERLIN
with a special first-run sneak pre-
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Ersiciagalm am 19. April 1966
view, plus the regular feature.
, BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIRECT
Editor's Note: Arson in a
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Rabbi Baeck preached here and Mrs. Alvin Sofferin, ticket chair-
FROM THE IMPORTER
building of the Berlin Jewish the blind organist Richard Altman man, reports a limited number of
Community Center complex last
played the organ, while Magnus tickets are still available. For in-
week lends added significance to Davidson was cantor.
formation call her at UN 1-6668.
this article. •
The Crystal Night of 1938
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS
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brought all this to an end: SA
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Livernois
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BY ERIC LIND
Stormtroopers broke the entrances.
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We Will Close Saturdays at 1 p.m. During July and August
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Gasoline
cans
were
brought
from
When the West Berlin Jewish
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BY
ROSALIND
S.
ZUNSER
Community Center was completed, a nearby service station which was
(Copyright, 1966, JTA
,
Inc.)
Sept. 27, 1959. a column from poured over the cupolas. The syna-
Here are recipes the success of
the old destroyed synagogue stand- gogue was a sea of flames in no
which will bolster your morale and
ing on this very spot before the time.
war was erected in front contain-
Shortly before, the sexton was spur you on for greater worlds to
ing tablets of the Ten Command- locked into the Aron Hakodesh. He conquer. During the hot summer
ments hewn in stone. On one of was rescued at the last minute or months fruit tarts are apt to be
appreciated.
them is inscribed "Love thy neigh- he would have suffocated.
Kuchen Dough
bor as thyself."
After the fire the place was
1 envelope yeast or if fresh yeast is
used 1 oz.
The late Dr. Leo Baeck, surviv- kept in ruins from 1938 to 1957
1 /4 cup lukewarm water
or of the Theresienstadt Ghetto, and was visible for almost two de
3/4 cup milk (scalded and cooled to
lukewarm)
often held services in the old syn- cades. Many a passerby thought
1 /2 cup butter ( 1/4 lb.)
JUNIOR
agogue which stood here before that the synagogue was destroyed l/z cup sugar
COSTUME
and was called Hessel's Synagogue, by the Allies in one of their air 1 /2 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
named after the architect Ehren- raids over the city.
31/2 cups flour or more if needed
for soft dough -
friend Hessel.
Diagonal wool
In the 1950's the need for a
Shorten yeast in 1/4 cup water. Scald
This was Berlin's seventh corn- Jewish community center became milk
and let it cool to lukewarm
in a coral tone
munity synagogue in the Chariot- acute. The president of the new Cream butter, add sugar and continue
cream, add eggs and salt, continue to
with
matching
tenburg district, when it was com• kehillah, Heinz Galinsky, worked to
beat, add yeast mixture- and flour a
at a time beginning and ending
pleted Aug. 26, 1912.
on the idea until it materialized little
plaid trim and
with flour. Add the milk while adding
Services could be held for 2,000 in 1959 when the center was open- flour. Add more flour if necessary to
make soft dough. Turn out on a lightly
very cute dress.
members of the Berlin congrega- ed on Sept. 27.
floured board and knead until smooth
tion. The cornerstone contained a
elastic. Cover, set away from
The text of a document placed and
and let rise double. Roll out
document which began: "B'Esrath into the cornerstone by the Jewish draughts
1 /8 inch thick and use to line four
Hasheln Jitbara eh — Under the community was taken from the buttered tart pans or two large baking
tins with narrow upright rims. Cover
Glorious Reign of the German Em- book of Isaiah 58:12.
$79.95
dough with parallel rows of fruit, and
peror, King of Prussia, Wilhelm
sugar and spices. Let rise again one
Today
this
building
serves
6,000
This Synagogue Has Been "Kultusmitglieder." There is a res- hour before baking.
Plum Kuchen
'Erected by the Jewish Community taurant,
NEW
1 quart plums. By making incision
reading rooms, a library, 1 ,4 Pit
from end, place plums upright and
of Berlin in 1910-11."
halls for exhibitions and lectures close together in pan lined with kuchen
STORE
The style of the building was where a great variety of programs dough. Sprinkle fruit with 1/2 cup sugar
and 1 teaspoon cinnamon mixed, dot
Roman-Byzantine.
HOURS
are offered throughout the year. with butter, let rise 1 hour before
Bake fifteen minutes at 350
In the garden is a memorial stone, baking.
Mon., Thurs.,
degrees. Beat 1 yolk together with 2
containing the names of concen- tablespoons cream, drip this custard
Fri. Evenings
fruit and continue baking until
tration camps in which Jewish citi- over
fruit tender and crust browned about
zens
of
Berlin
perished.
'til 9
55 minutes more.
Leave Everything to Us
Peach -Kuchen
On April 19, 1966, the postal ad-
Remove skin by putting peaches in
ministration of West Berlin issued boiling water a few minutes and re-
skin. Remove pit. Make as above
among the series "New Berlin" the move
as indicated for plum kuchen.
above reproduced stamp, depicting
Blueberry Kuchen
1 qt. fresh blueberries
the Jewish Community Center. It 1 1.1
cup breadcrumbs
2 tablespoons flour
is a 30-pfennig adhesive in black
2 egg yolks
and red-green, yellow and blue.
3 tablespoons sweet cream
Rind and juice 1 lemon
The designer was H. Hiller- (Ber-
4 tablespoons butter
lin) and the engraver Hans Joa-
cup sugar
chim Fuchs, also of Berlin.
Wash and dry berries. Grease a jelly
roll pan. Line pan with kuchen dough.
On the day of issue a special allow to rise 1 hour, mix flour with
post office was installed in the breadcrumbs, strew on dough, cover
with blueberries, sprinkle with sugar,
Jewish Community Center for the lemon
juice and rind and dot with
sale of stamps to collectors and butter. Bake twenty minutes at 350
degrees,
mix egg yolks and sweet cream
also for a special cancellation together,
dribble over top and hake
showing the portal of the center as twenty minutes more until bottom dough
nice
and
brown.
WYN and HAROLD LANDIS
well as the dates of the Warsaw
Hungarian Dough for
Ghetto uprising.
Making Fruit Tarts
Story of Berlin Jewish Center
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Better it is to rise betimes
And make hay while the sun
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Than to believe in tales and lies
Which idle people do devise.
—Attributed to King Henry VIII
(1491-1547)
2 1/2 cups flour
1 /2 lb. butter
2 egg yolks
Pinch salt
3 tablespoons sour cream
1 tablespoon sugar
Cut butter into flour that has been
mixed with sugar and salt, add egg
yolks and enough sour cream to make
a soft dough. Refrigerate 1/2 hr. before
making fruit tarts. Roll out dough or
pat into greased pans one fourth inch
thick. Proceed with filling as above
indicated.
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