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November 22, 1974 - Image 46

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1974-11-22

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

46--Friday, Nov. 22, 1974

Tuna Cakes

Lamb Entree

By NORMA BARACH

By NORMA BARACH

(Copyright 1974, JTA-, Inc.) .
I'm always on the lookout

ope for new main dish items.

This was a little experiment
with lamb with a sauce that
disguises the strong lamby
flavor that some people dis-
like.



5.1amb shanks
2 large onions, sliced in rings
1/2 cup catsup
2 /3 cup water
1 tbsp. honey
1 tbsp. vinegar
1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp. parsley flakes r
tsps. mustard seed
olive oil '
Brown lamb and onions in a
little oil using a Dutch oven.
Drain only extra fat. Mix remain.
Mg ingredients and pour over
shanks. Cover and simmer for
21/2 hours. Turn every half hour.
Serves 4-5.
tO•••••••••••efile—iiii.el

Tuna seems to be more and
more in the spotlight since
the price of canned -salmon
became astronomical. We
feature this week a tasty
main dish using tuna, Try
serving with sliced vege-
tables and spaghetti.

2 eggs
1% cups water
3 /4 tsp. mustard
2 tbsps. onion flakes
6 ozs. potato pancake mix
4 tbsps. salad dressing
13 ozs. tuna (in oil), drained
and flaked
2A cup batzo meal
oil
Mix eggs, -*water, onion flakes,
mustard and potato pancake mix.
Stir until well blended. Let bat-
ter stand 15 minutes, then add
salad dressing and tuna. Make 14
patties, dip them in crumbs, and
brown in• hot bit You may freeze
them and then reheat them while
• still frozen.

• •




(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)

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Unstable Jew's Autobiography Detracts From Previous Work

Rabbi Richard L. Ruben-
stein has been a controver-
sial figure on the American
Jewish scene for a decade,
because of his views about
"the death of God" and his
subsequent battles with
American Jewish establish-
ment.
In his latest book, "Power
Struggle," published by
Charles Scribner's Sons, Ru-
benstein presents an autobi-
ography of his internal tur-
moils which led him first to
Unitarianism, and then to
seek the power of "the
priest's magic" in Reform
Judaism, then Conservative,
then Orthodok and ultimate-
ly away from serving a con-
gregation at all.

According to his book, af- that many rabbis commit a -
ter leading several eastern quiet suicide via heart at-
congregations, Rubenstein's tack when they can not cope
increasingly unstable mar- with their congregations'
riage and his views of the placing them on a sacrificial
congregants' needs forced pedestal as a token of reli-
him to break with the pulpit. gion which they themselves
He became a campus Hillel refuse to emulate.
chaplain, and is now profes-
Rubenstein chastises - some
sor of religion and director of his former associates by
for the study of southern re- name, and protects others
ligion at Florida State Uni- with pseudonyms. He deals
versity.
heavily with his mental
Rubenstein expressed a health; and describes his
number of views in his auto- view of the religious mood
biography: condemning Re- of all Jews "After Ausch-
form Jews and their semin- witz," which was the titre of
ary in Cincinnati, and later his first book dealing with
expressing equal harshness the death of God.
towards the Jewish Theologi-
—Alan Hitsky
cal Seminary in New York.



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him throughout the country.
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PLO . is financed by Arab
He also expressed the view


governments. Even its most
brutal plarined killings of
"Let Us Entertain You -
civilians have been officially
applauded by Arab govern-
The
ments: Those who have hi-
jacked planes, murdered ci-
Sheldon Rott
vilians and set an example
Orchestra
for' criminals all over the
world to follow in terrorizing
and
large segments of a popula- ' Vickie Carroll
tion, have been given official
255-1540
asylum in Arab countries.
It •is torturing logic to try to
equate all this with 'anything u•- •":".• 0000000 ••••••• ■ rs-• o
that happened in Palestine
Abe Cherow, Says
before 1948.
ROBERT ST. JOHN •
ce. YOUR FURNITURE DESERVES
Waldorf, Md.

Any autobiography can be
challenged as a one-sided
perspective, a n d , Ruben-
stein's is even more danger-
ous because of the contro-
versial nature of his pre-
vious books on the death of
God and Christianity. One
has difficulty in respecting
his views when weighed
against the emotional imbal-
ance that permeates "Power
Sfruggle."
His emotional traumas ul-
timately dissolved his first
marriage, after leading him
from one seminary to the
next until his increasing or-
thodoxy and lack of time
made him settle on the con-
servative rabbinate, although
more Orthodox.

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LETTER BOX

(Editor's Note: The writer
of this letter is among the
noted authorities on the Mid,
dle East. Robert St. John has
visited Israel more than 20
times. He has lectured on
Zionism and-the Middle East
and is•the author of biograph-
ies of Elieztr ben Yehuda,
David Ben-Gurion and -Abba
Eban, as well as a reveal-
ing biography of Gamal
Abdel Nasser).

Editor, The Jewish News,
Yassir Arafat's appearance
in New York has led to an
attempt by Arab apologists
to equate the anarchial ac-
tivities of the Palestine Liber-
ation Organization with Jew-
ish terrorism in the days be-
fort Israel gained indepen-
dence. But there are the
following fundamental differ-
ences: -
Hagana, the recognized un-
derground force of the Jew-
ish population of Palegtine,
instructed its men to do
everything possible to avoid
any loss of life as they sabo-
taged bridges, power lines
and other installations of the
British mandatory .govern
ment.
Such terrorism as the assas-
sination of Count Bernadotte
and Lord Moyne, the dyna
miting of one wing of the
King David Hotel and the
killing of civilians at Deir
Yassin was the work of either
the Irgun or the Stern Group
and was denounced by the
'Jewish Agency; -the officially
recognized representative of
the Jewish people of Pales-
tine, and by all responsible
Jewish leaders of the time.
For example, the day after
the Deir Yassin tragedy, the
Jewish Agency issued an of-
ficial statement expressing
the "horror and disgust" felt
by the Zionist leadership, and
called the attack "irrespon-
sible, ill-conceived and frank-
ly brutal." The next day the
Jewish Agency, which upon
inth,pendence a month later
became the government of Is-
rael, reported the statement
in a telegram to King Abdul-
lah of Transjordan. On that
day the two chief rabbis of
Palestine issued a statement
expressing the same senti-
ments.
This is in striking contrast
to the reaction of Arab na-
tions and Arab leaders to
such .PLO atrocities as the
shooting up of Lod airport,
-the murder of Israeli ath-
letes at the Olympic games
and the tragedies' of Ma'alot
and Kiryat Shemona. The



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