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June 7, 1963 2 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE American Reporter Finds Jews ft i Washington Deprived of Culture In Minsk tion project. It is not known where I Week B'NAI B'RITH BUYS NEW YORK BUILDING Israel to Establish National Security College JERUSALEM (JTA) Establishment of a National Security College, to be opened next October with an enrollment of about 20 senior army officers and other officials of high rank, was voted by Israel's Cabinet. The college will offer an eight-month course which will include public administration with regard to security problems. Col. Uzzi Narkis will head the institution.

tt1 it omhort will include pro- religious Jews will gather to pray after the ancient synagogue is swept away. There are some Jews in Minsk, according to the latest Soviet census. Jews in the city constitute about eight per cent of the population. In all of Byelorussia, there are about Jews, about two per cent of the population. A Rvolnrnccian state mu- seum of the history of the Second World War, the correspondent almost no reminders of the holocaust suffered by the Jews under the Nazis.

Of the 4,500 photographs, documents and exhibits, only one a newspaper clipping ordering the creation of the Minsk Jewish ghetto in the early days of the Nazi occupation was on display. i fessors from the Hebrew Univer sity armv commanaers, manucia of the Cabinet, and experts from various fields. The college will be run along lines similar to the policies of such institutions conducted in the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, France, Holland and the Scandinavian countries. NEW YORK -This corner building on Lexington Avenue and 38th Street in the heart of Manhattan, a 12-story structure flanked by two connecting brick office buildings each five stories high, will bo headquarters for the national progroms of B'nol B'rith in the New York met- ropolitan area. The three-building complex, purchased at a cost of will also house the national itaff af the Antt.

Defamation league of B'nai B'rith and be heodquarters for B'nai B'rith District One. The buildings were formerly Manhattan headquarters of the American Red Cross. rill "if rJ ff liar-. NO; Phil Tolkan Says: You Can Get the Best Deal in Town FROM WISCONSIN'S LARGEST PONTIAC and TEMPEST DEALER piranninniminiiramiiiim Eppes Zu Essen NEW YORK (JTA) There is little evidence of any Yiddish culture in Minsk, a city rich in Jewish history, it was reported here by David Miller, correspondent of the New York Herald Tribune, who is currently visiting the capitol of Byelorussia in the Soviet Union. The correspondent noted that there are no Byelorussian Yiddish-language books or newspapers in the stores although Byelorussia publishes 128 newspapers and last year issued 1,612 book titles.

He said Yiddish writers appear either in the Moscow-published Yiddish magazine, Soviet Homeland, or in translation. Yiddish is not taught in any auiiuui, jiui even a spC' cialized course in one of the in stitutes of higher learning. Con cens in i laoisn are given in Minsk, but there is no permanent tneater. Synagogue to be Demolished The only synagogue in Minsk, where nearly 120 flourished before the 1917 revolution, is scheduled for demolition by Communist officials as part of a new construe- Israel's Criticized Press Defamation Bill Heavily Revised JERUSALEM (JTA) All major objections to the widely criticized press defamation bill were removed in a revised version submitted to Israel's Parliament. Originally placed before the Knesset in February 1962, the bill evoked sharp criticism.

It was withdrawn by the Cabinet which referred it to a Ministerial Law Committee. The amended measure eliminates as punishable libels committed in overseas publications written by correspondents stationed in Israel. It also has dropped a clause which would have authorized Israel's courts to ban publication of judgments in defamation cases. For Fruit Salads: 2 cups fine curd cottage cheese 1 cup plain yogurt 2 tablespoons sugar i teaspoon grated orange rind 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Combine all the ingredients, then press through a sieve and whip until creamy; or whirl in a blender until smooth and creamy. To use in a fruit salad, arrange the lettuce in a bowl or platter as for the vegetable salad, but fill with any desired assortment of fruits or berries.

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The use of yogurt goes back to the dawn of history, and while it was continuously enjoyed in many regions, it was unknown in others. Quite recently, when yogurt was introduced into our own cuisine, it was thought to have some mysterious property which contributed to long life. Actually, yogurt needs nothing mysterious to be considered a most valuable food. Since it is made with partly skimmed milk, it contains all the nutrients which make milk so important in our diet. At the same time it is lower in calo ries than whole-milk.

Many users find that the culture which turns the milk into a custard-like solid is also an aid to digestion. Today we can purchase yogurt plain or flavored. It can be used in many recipes from appetizers through dessert, or as a between-meal snack. Similar in tangy taste and appearance to dairy sour cream, plain yogurt is a fine low-calorie substitute for the cream in borsht, or as a topping for hot vegetables or blintzes. It may take the place of the cream in many recipes for baked fish as well.

Yogurt makes a fine salad dressing too. Exceptionally good with cucumbers is one made by whipping until smooth 4 parts of plain yogurt to 1 part of lemon or lime juice, then adding salt, pepper, and garlic powder to taste. Along the Riviera a favorite dessert at lunch is a cup of plain yogurt lightly sprinkled with confectioners' sugar. The flavored yogurts are delicious desserts whether served just as they come from the package or combined with other ingredients into puddings. Our first recipe today is for a jiffy borsht made with yogurt instead of sour cream.

It has the rich flavor and color of the original version but is much lower in calories. The second recipe, Israeli in origin, is for a topping of cottage cheese blended with yogurt which can be varied for both III We Never Handle Frozen Trout or White Fish IStVD free parking HWr CESS! "Growing Because Our Service Satisfies" By Alice in Wonderland WASHINGTON Alice would not be sure whether she were in wonderland or Washington. Fantasy prevails in the capitol's balmy spring. Such events as the following ransform the news scene into a world of unreality. Egypt's Nasser acquires Soviet arms and Nazi technicians for the announced aim of destroying Israel.

The State Department studies the situation and concludes that Nasser is increasingly peaceful. The Jewish War Veterans, heeding United States Government ad vice, seek to alleviate the piigni of Soviet Jewry by appealing to world public opinion. The anti-Zionist "American Council for Ju-d a i condemns the veterans, whose membership includes Con- gressional Medal of Honor recip- ients and battlefield amputees, for "cowardice" and "pro-Zionism" questioning the veterans' Amcr" icanism. "More Arabs Than Jews" State Department officials condemn Congressmen for allegedly catering to Jewish voters by backing Israel. Rep.

Wayne Hays, Ohio Democrat, on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, responds that "I have more Arabs in my district than Jews." He assails State Department appeasement of Nasser. The State Department accuses the people of Yemen of aggression against the Nasser-imposed, Commijnist-supported puppet regime. Nasser reneges on his agreement to withdraw forces from Yemen. Soviet pilots fly troop transports leased by Nasser from Russia. When Nasser threatens aggression against Israel, the State Department says "we do not expect an attack." But when a question arises of Israel making a defensive move into Jordan, if Jordan collapses to Nasserite pressures, the State Department has ready a "contingency plan" to restrain and punish Israel.

Danger of Missile Build-Up Israel is gravely concerned over a missile build-up in Egypt aided by Nazis and other Germans. The State Department feels Israel should be pleased the Germans are there because, in their stead, the Russians might be invited. Nasser spends $700 million for Soviet bloc munitions. The United States will continue economic aid to Egypt, allowing continued diversion on Egyptian resources for Soviet arms purchases. Simultaneously, American soldiers die in battle in southeast Asia against Communist-equipped forces.

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The United States continues to defer ratification of the United Nations convention on genocide. America goes further into space. But thinking on many issues seems less down to earth. Perhaps the spring fever has brought some of our thinkers and policy makers to the cuckoo land of the clouds. FOUIICI GuiltV Or AAuraf jWWiiiy wi ifiwiuci ARLINGTON, Va.

(JTA) John C. Vinson 18-year-old adherent of Neo-Nazism and a known smearer of swaskikas, was found guilty of a first degree mur der here in the fatal shooting last September of Lewis M. Goldfein, 17, a Jewish honor student. First degree murder in Virginia is punishable by death or a prison sentence of from 20 years to life. Vinson, whose father is a Washington, D.C.

policeman, had been under mental confinement since his arrest for the crime, but psychiatrists found him able to distinguish right from wrong and, therefore, competent to stand trial. The psychiatrists' testimony portrayed Vinson, who was fascinated Nazism as possessing a strong potential for hatred and violence. Judge Albert V. Bryan, said Vinson's actions were "deliberate and purposeful" noting that had carefully armed himself with a revolver and extra ammunition before going to the Goldfein home. Dr.

William Enos, a pathologist who is also an expert in ballistics, testified that Goldfein was shot three times in what the doctor termed a deliberate, aimed series of shots. The judge, who will pronounce sentence in June said Vinson's mental condition "may mitigate punishment, but not the offense." Jewish Centers in NYC Close in Union Dispute NEW YORK (JTA) Three the largest YM-YWHA's in the country the 92nd Street 'Y Washington Heights and East New York were shut down and 15 other Y's and Jewish community centers throughout New York City will be closed for an indefinite period due to a dispute between Associated YM-YWHA's of New York and Local 1707 of the Community and Social Agency Employees Union. Announcement of the shutdown was made by Edward First, chairman of the Joint Agencies Negotiating Committee, with which union has been conducting talks since last February in an at-i tempt to reach agreement on higher wages for its 350 members. The members include professional and social workers as well as main-; tenance and clerical workers. According to the management group, professional workers were of- fered pay increases ranging from additional $1,350 a year to $1,480 a year, while clerical and maintenance workers were offered weekly increases of $5.12.

EM1L RATHENAU, a nineteenth century German-Jewish engineer industrialist, pioneered in the field of telecommunications. He responsible for the introduction of a telephone system in Berlin and his firm, the AEG, became of the greatest electrical enterprises in Germany. Your Kohl's food store has a great deal more to offer! When you put two end two together, you'll discover Kohl't offer you greater food value by ferl A superb variety of tho nation's finest brands await your selection at IOW prices youll Ilka. Unsurpassed U. S.

Government grade CHOICI quality meats, trimmed to perfection, assura you all the meat satisfaction you desire and friendly, courteous servlee always makes your shopping trke pleasant and complete. M. I Ji jjl 87 Years ot Continued Business Proves It El vegetable and sweet fruit salads. Both recipes can be prepared in just a few minutes with no cook ing at all for the quick, cool sum mer meals we prefer. YOGURT BORSHT JIFFY STYLE 1 qt.

jar commercial beet borsht 2 egg yolks 1 cup carton plain yogurt Sliced cucumber, hard cooked egg, or boiled potato Have the borsht chilled. Beat the egg yolks and yogurt together in a large mixing bowl until perfectly smooth. Gradually stir in the borsht. Serve at once in bowls with cucumber, hard-cooked egg, or boiled potato. This amount makes about 5 cups of borsht.

COTTAGE CHEESE AND YOGURT TOPPING (Israeli) For Vegetable Salads: 2 cups fine curd cottage cheese 1 cup plain yogurt 2 tablespoons minced celery or parsFjr Salt 'and ptper to taste 2 tablespoons minced seal lions, green and white parts Combine the cottage cheese and yogurt, and press through a sieve or blend in a blender until smooth and creamy. Add remaining ingredients. To use in a salad arrange lettuce in a salad bowl or platter, add any desired raw or cooked vegetables and top with the cottage cheese and yogurt mixture. This amount will cover 4 portions of salad as it should be used generously. A sprinkle of toasted ses-ome seed may be added.

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