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By ROSALIND S. ZUNSER
Even on warn July days, people with a sweet tooth love
cakM, regardless of the fact that the process of baking entails
hours of labor over a hot stove. The cake offered this week Is ii
Never Fail SpOOge Cake and the Apricot Ice Bex Cake needs
no baking at all.
NEVER FAIL SPONGE CAKE
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1 tablespoon baking powder
' j teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon lemon juice
4 eggs
3 tablespoons water
1 cup sugar
1 cup cake flour
Baal egg* until lemon colored, add water and sugar and
beat very well, add flavorings and fold in the flour silted with
the baking powder. Bake -0 minutes in a 350 degree oven
APRICOT ICE BOX CAKE
4 tablespoons butter
11 cup heav) cream
I "4 cup- apricot pulp
. i ggs
'-. cup brown sugar
In the upper part n; double boiler, beat eggs well, add fruit
und rook ovei hoi water in lower part of double boiler, stirring
continuousl} until thick. Remove from heat; remove double
:. er top '.ream butter and sugar, add to the mixture and cool.
Whip the cream and fold into the mixture. Line lightly greased
n ild with slued spongi cake and put fruit mixture m the center.
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Ret*valuation Is Urged
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By Special Report
SI RLIGHT, Pa A national
conference ol rabbis, behaviorial
scientists aim youth leader- "to
seel as \\iii< a consensus as pos-
sible 'ii moralit) for the I970"s"
was proposed in a resolution ap
proved at the 23rd International
convention ol the B'nai B'riih
Young Adult.- at Camp B'nai Brith
here
Delegates from the United State-
and Canada acried that although
"our generation lives in the midst
oi revolutionary changes in moral
pracl ces, we look in vain for rea-
sonable standards that should be
followed.
"Rabbiseven within the same
branch of Judaism," the resolution
declared, "public!) express con-
tii Hi | views on the new posture
oi p rmissiveness regarding pre-
marital sexual relations. Theologi-
ans, sociologists and parents offer
divided and of ten bewildering eval-
uation of current trends .
"Complete unanimity cannot be
expected in the attitude- of spir-
itual leaders We know that even
Biblical lawas indicated by the
rabbinical discussion and debate in
the Talmudwa.- subject to varied
empha-is and interpretation But
we urge the affirmation at this
tune of moral guidelines based on
Jewish values, specifically applying
to our generationto help dissolve
tin ambiguity and confusion on
this subject and U> stem what
many believe is an erosion of
human value.-."
Moral issues was also tH* thm
of another resolution at Mm con-
vention, proposing the involYemeni
of young people "in the struggle
for progress, justice and equality"
as a better "mind-expanding" de-
vice tin marijuana and LSD.
The Statement "unequivocally
opikisc-' legalisation of marijuana
but call- for the easing of some of
the harsher penalties imposed on
young o!fenders. Delegates agreed
that the "increasing use of hallu-
cinatory substances and 'pep' pills
may indicate profound social crisis
as reflected in drug-oriented' pop
ular culture and mass-media.
"Even if it could be demonstrat-
ed that marijuana Is not physical!)
harmful or addictive." the state-
ment declared, "its legal aas would
make it easier for young people
to experiment with such lethal
substances as cocaine and heroin."
But the youth leaders also urged
'more judicious" imposition of
penalties for some users. "Young
of fenders with otherwise unmarred
records," Itoey stated, "should noi
be so severely puni.-hed that it re-
sults in their public disgrace, dis-
missal from college or from em-
ployment, for an infraction that
today, regrettably, has the tacit
approval of far too many adults."
Another convention action bailed
efforts of Negro educators and stu-
dent- to introduce Afro-American
studies in the classroom and urged
thai this trend t>c extended to the I
introduction of Hebrew courses
wherever there is a sizable Jewish
student body, or where others'
might be interested in the Ian- :
guage.
The u-e ol Hebrew as the Ian-
guage of modern Israel and its sig-
nificance to western culture merit |
n- recognition as a major subject
ol study in American classrooms."
the resolution declared, urging
also that "the Jewish contribution
u> world civilization be adequate!)
presented In the public school cur-
ricula.''
The delegates expressed strong
support for efforts to relieve pov-
erty in rural and urban areas, in- |
eluding the proposed guaranteed
annual wage and other measures,
and protested reported discrimina-
tion and treaty violations against
minorities in the United States and
Canada. Among a series of meas-
ures they advocated to relieve the
Middle East crisis was a meeting
; of the United States and the Soviet
I Union to halt the arms race in that
area.
President Johnson's request for
a constitutional amendment to ex-
tend the voting age to 18-year-olds
and a similar policy in Canada,
also received the convention's sup-
i port, as well as strong legislation
to ban mail order sales of rifles
and shotguns to those under 18.
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