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March 09, 1979 - Image 31

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1979-03-09

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THE DETRUIT111Ktiii4EK;:,

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Creative Bagels. for Purim



Before enjoying coffee
and hamantashen for
Purim, enjoy a light meal of
creative bagels — bagels
spread with Philadelphia
Brand cream cheese and a
variety of fruit, vegetable or
fish toppings.
Kosher Philly Brand
cream cheese can be enjoyed
on warm bagels by itself or
in a combination.
Following are recipes for
creative bagels:
EGGS BENJAMIN:
Spread egg bagel with
Philadelphia Brand cream
cheese with onion; top with
sauteed mushroom slices,
poached egg and hollan-
daise sauce.
JOLLY
JELLY
BAGEL: Spread plain
bagel with Philadelphia
Brand cream cheese; top

with grape jelly.
BAGEL JUBILEE:
Spread plain bagel with
Philadelphia Brand cream
cheese; top with cherry
preserves and chopped al-
monds.
SMORGASBAGEL:
Spread onion bagel with
Philadelphia Brand -cream
cheese; top with diced
smoked salmon and
sprinkle with dill weed.
GARDEN ON A
BAGEL: Spread plain
bagel with Philadelphia
Brand cream cheese; top
with finely chapped
radishes, celery, carrots and
salad dressing.
MAPLE
BAGEL:
Spread plain bagel with
Philadelphia Brand cream
cheese; top with blueberfies
and maple syrup.
* *

Warning Issued
on Complacency
About Mideast

NEW YORK (JTA) — Is-
rael Chief Rabbi Shlomo
Goren warned Israel and its
supporters in, the United
States not to become too
complacent in the expecta-
tion of a Middle East peace
agreement. "Peace has still
not come to Israel," he said,
"and we must prepare our-
selves for any eventuality."
Goren said that it is im-
portant for Jews throughout
the world to fight for Israel
politically and financially
as individuals and as part of
the Jewish community. In
the United States, he em-
phasized, Jews must
demonstrate to President
Carter that they support Is-
rael and are willing to make
sacrifices to defend its in-
tegrity.

To give a new twist to a Purim party, offer guests
an opportunity to be creative with bagels by setting
up a "bagel bar"• with Philadelphia cream cheese and
assorted vegetables, fishes and fruits. Philly Brand
cream cheese is kosher and comes in regular block or
whipped styles.



Mondale Defends Jimmy Carter

(JTA)-
• LOS ANGELES (JTA)
President Carter said in a
videotaped message Friday
night to a California Demo-
, cratic Party fund-raising
•dinner that "we have now
come within inches of reach-
■ 0 ing a final agreement be-
tween Egypt and Israel"
11 and that "I am determined
to carry on this effort."
Carter added, "One con-
stant remains — America's
unshakeable commitment
to the security of Israel will
always be assured."
Vice President Walter
Mondale, who substituted
for the President, defended
the Carter domestic and
foreign policy but Mondale's
optimism failed to impress
reporters who questioned
him intensively about dis-
tled California Demo-
who staged a $25-a-
plate counter-dinner
Thursday night and took
l' - out newspaper ads suggest-
ing that Sen. Edward Ken-
* nedy (D-Mass.) replace Car-
ter on the Democratic ticket
o' in 1980.
Mondale strongly denied
that Carter was pressuring
Israel to accept a Middle
East peace on terms un-
favorable to Israel. He said
- "I think it is fair to say that
the President of the United
States has tried harder and
exercised more leadership
to bring peace in the Middle
East than any President
since the creation of Israel."
_ The- principal speaker

lit

at the counter-protest reach a peace pact with
dinner was retired Maj. Egypt The counter-protest
Gen. George F. Keegan, was-organized by the same
former Air Force intelli- Los Angeles Jewish leaders
gence chief and a fre- who staged a similar event
quent critic of the Ad- when Carter was in Los
ministration's Middle Angeles in October 1977, to
East programs. Often in- express their fears of what
terrupted by applause, they considered insufficient
Keegan said Carter's poi- U.S. support of Israel.
icy in the Middle East "is
Maccabia Help.
almost uniformly wrong,
ill-considered and misin-
TEL AVIV (JTA) —
formed."
President Yitzhak Navon,
At one of the private following the tradition of all
meetings --Mondale his -predecessors, has ac-
attended, some 25 Jewish cepted the invitation to be
leaders expressed strong the sponsor of the 11th Mac-
concern to Mondale over cabia, the all-Jewish world
what they called Adminis- sports event, to take place in
tration pressure on Israel to July 1981. -

PURIM

By MADOLYN ROSENTHAL

Purim, a happy holiday is
here
And childhood memories make it
– very dear.
As we recall, Sunday school plays
were a tradition,
How we kids would flock for an
audition.
There was beautiful Queen Esther
with her crown of gold
So tall and regal, a sight to
behold.
Then there was Haman, that
treacherous man
Everyone rejoiced to see him
hang.
So, as these holidays come by
We find a tear in our eye.
As we recall our childhood days.

# - -3- 1-

Treasury Chief Blumenthal Visits Former
Ghetto Home on Tour of Shanghai, China

SHANGHAI, China —
U.S. Treasury Secretary W.
Michael Blumenthal on
Saturday toured the World
War II Jewish ghetto area of
Shanghai where he and his
family were forced by the
Japanese to live with 18,000
Jews in a 48-block area.

living.
In Berlin, the family
had had a clothing store,
so the mother made clo-
thing and sold it to sup-
port her family in Shan-
ghai. Michael earned
what he could washing
bottles in a chemical
pliant or delivering
salamis and bread.

Before being named Sec-
retary of the Treasury in
1977, Blumenthal headed
the Southfield-based Be-
ndix Corp.

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Chinese trade discussions.
From his family's arrival
in Shanghai from Germany
in 1939 until Blumenthal
left for the U.S. in 1947 at
the age of 21, the Blument-
hal family scraped to feed
and house themselves. The
father, a Jew, had been im-
prisoned in Buchenwald
and although released, was
never again able to earn a

All Locked Up

YAVNE, Israel The
most modern factory in Is-
rael for the production of
home security devices has
been opened by Mul-T-Lock
(Ray Bariach) Ltd. The
country's major Manufac-
turer of special doors, locks
and safes for residential
users will more than triple
production of the home se-
curity equipment it has de-
veloped.

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Gap Barometer

HAIFA (ZINS) — A study
undertaken by two Haifa
University professors con-
cludes that the social gap in
Israel will be closed when
the Ashkenazi • and
Sephardi communities have
the same job preferences
and occupational structure.
Their study, using data
from a Central Bureau of
Statistics survey, showed
that Israelis preferred to be
scientists, doctors, lawyers,
engineers or school princi-
pals, all jobs demanding
higher education.
Even high paying skilled
trades that did not demand
college training ranked low
on the list.

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