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LETTER BOX
A Professorial
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Look at Artichokes
Editor,: The Jewish News:
Sorry to take issue with you but
there is a grevious error in your
review of Charles Ranhofer's "The
Epicurean." Being an apikoyros I
note that you speak of the recipe
for Jerusalem artichoke as tradi-
tional. Traditional to whom? Cer-
tainly not the Jews or Jerusalem.
The so-called Jerusalem artichoke
is the tuber of a sunflower (Helian-
thus "tuberosus) native to North
Americi.- Severai names have been
attached to this plant: topinam-
hour; artichauts du Canada; poires
de
terre; and, girasole. It is this
MISS GWEN GROSSMAN
latter name (Italian, "to turn to
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Gross- the sun") which gives us the basis
man of Utica, N.Y., announce the for deriving the corruption of
engag#ment of their daughter girasole to Jerusalem.
Gwen Meredith to Alan B. Sarko,
For a traditional Jewish recipe
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis M.
involving artichokes, one has to
Sarko of Santa Barbara Dr., South-
turn to that member of the thistle
field.
family called Cynara scolymus.
Miss Grossman is a senior at
The - Italian name carciofo ap-
the University of Michigan. Mr.
parently derived out of the Ara-
Sarko, a graduate of Michigan
bic kharshuf. It is the unopened
State University, is a senior at
blossom of this plant which is
the Detroit College of Law.
used in the Roman Jewish dish
A September wedding is planned.
carciofi ails Gindea.
Chavez' Union Sits Shiva
for Girl Killed Pickiting
WAKEFIELD, Mass. (JTA) —
The United Farm Workers Or-
ganizing Committee, AFL-CIO, ob-
served the traditional "shiva"—
the Jewish seven-day mourning
period—with the family of Nan
Freeman, an 18-year-old sociology
major who 'was killed Jan. 24 by
a hit-and-run driver in Belle Glade,
Fla.
Miss Freeman, who was attend-
ing_ New College in Sarasota, Fla.,
had joined the farm workers or-
ganizing drive in the sugar cane
fields and was picketing the Talis-
man Sugar Co. in Belle Glade when
she was fatally injured by what
witnesses claim was a company
truck.
Caesar Chavez, bead of the
union, composed mainly ef Mexi-
can-American farm workers, an-
nounced that it would observe
the Jewish mourning period.
Friends of the victim's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Freeman, in-
dicated that the family would press
for an investigation of the incident
after the mourning period.
According to the friends, Capt.
Claude Tamil of the sheriff's de-
partment In Belle Glade has filed
no charges against the truck driv-
er whose vehicle struck Miss Free-
man and a Classmate of hers on
the picket line. The other girl was
injured but recovered.
Israel to Levy Income
Tax - in Golan Heights
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israeli
income tax will be levied on the
Israeli-adznirdstered Golan Heights.
It will make the"heights the only
area other than Israel proper and
East Jerusalem' to be governed
by Israeli law instead of that of
its pre-Six-Day War government.
After the war, Israel announced
that Egyptian law would continue
to be apjilied in the Gaza Strip
and Jordanian law on the West
Bank.
But the Golan Heights was
deserted by almost its entire
population during the war, and
now has a Jewish majority and
a Wm, not an Arab, minority,
with Israeli law having been
applied in stages.
Foreign Minister Abba Eban ex-
plained that Syria has failed to
accept Security Council Resolution
242. Therefore, he said, the Israeli
position regarding the heights dif-
fers from that Jan territories for-
merly governed, by Egypt and
Jordan, which have accepted the
resobi ► ius.
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After trimming the outer leaves
and points, the 'choke is soaked
in cold water with lemon juice.
Flatten the 'choke to open its
leaves. Deep-fry in medium hot
olive oil until light brown. Remove
and drain. Before serving, flatten
'choke again and submerge in hot
olive oil until crisp and golden
brown. Just a bit of salt and this
Italianisher-Yiddisher maychel is
ready for baychel.
Gastronomically yours,
LEONARD W. MOSS
Professor
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Jews, Indians, Mormons
All Brothers, Reader Says
Editor, The Jewish News:
Regarding your Jan. 21 story
(Review, Page 52) stating that
American Indians are Jewish. The
Mormon Church teaches that true
American Indians are a race of
Jews who left Jerusalem in 600
BCE on ships coming to America,
and lost their identity and religion
somewhere around 500 C.E.
The Book of Mormons is the
origin and history of the American
Indians. The Book of Mormons,
page 455, teaches you are not to
hiss, spurn nor make game of the
• ews. The Mormon leaders believe
in the right of the Jewish people to
control Jerusalem.
American Indians are Israelis of
the tribe of Menasseh, brother of
Ephraim. Mormons are Israelis of
the tribe of Ephraim.
Sincerely,
LOUIS PODA
Folltstimnie Supports
Israel Medal Depicts
Goldman Against WZO Jerusalem and ICnesset
WARSAW (JTA) The Folks-
timme, weekly organ of the Jewish
Social and Cultural Association, in
its current issue expresses sup-
port for Dr. Nahum Goldman,
president of the World Jewish
Congress, and condemns the World
Zionist Organization Executive for
withdrawing its invitation to him
to address the festive session of
the Zionist Congress.
The article states: "The ban on
Nahum Goldmann has wider im-
plications. It is connected with the
debate between those in favor of
evacuation and those who believe
that millions of Jews will remain in
the Soviet Union. Sanctions against
Goldman are an expression of
narrow-mindedness at the very
least."
Greetings to the national con-
ference of the Israel-Soviet Friend-
ship League in Tel Aviv were sent
by Edward Rather, chairman of
the Jewish Social and Cultural As-
sociation here, on behalf of the
association, and by Samuel Ten-
enblat, editor of Folkstimme, on
behalf of the newspaper collective.
Folkstimme is the association's
news weekly.
Tenenblat wrote in his message:
"We are with you today. We hope
for friendship between Israel and
the Soviet Union, and we con-
demn anti-Soviet propaganda."
COLPA Hails Passage
by Senate of Sabbath Bill-
NEW YORK (JTA) — Howard
Rhine, president of the National
Jewish Commission on Law and
Public Affairs, applauded the adop-
tion b ythe Senate of an amend-
ment to a pending Human Rights
bill that would protect Sabbath ob-
servers in employment.
The amendment, initially draft-
ed by COLPA vice-president Na-
than Lewin, would require employ-
ers to show that it would cause
an unreasonable hardship on their
business to hire or retain a Sab-
bath observer.
Refrain thy voice from weeping
and thine eyesqrom -tears . . •
For there is hope for thy future.
—Jeremiah 31:15, 16.
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TIE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -
Friday, IFeiver ► 4, 197231
NEW YORK—The Israel Gov-
ernment Coins and Medals Cor-
poration has recently issued a new
state medal, depicting Jerusalem
and the Knesset (Parliament) of
IsraeL
Rafael Aldor, direeterldgitiorth
America for the corporation, said
the Jerusalem-Knesset medal has
been issued in four varieties: two
in bronze (45 and 59mm diameter)
and two in silver (same size). The
obverse depicts the Knesset build-
ing, which crowns one of the
western hills of the city, while the
reverse comprises' a stylized. pan-
orama of reunited Jerusalem, with
outstanding landmarks arranged
in a free composition.
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Daughter Lauds Asian
Studies at Hebrew U.
Editor, The Jewish News:
I read with interest your item
regarding the Asian studies pro-
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14). My daughter, a graduate from
Hillel Day School and Southfield
Lathrup High, is enrolled in the
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