Noted Leaders and Artists at
Warsaw Ghetto Memorial Sunday

Marking the 12th anniversary
of the heroic Wasaw Gretto Up-
rising, the Detroit Jewish corn-
munity is invited to manifest its
solidarity with world Jewry by
coming to the annual observ-
ance, Sunday evening, in the
Brown Memorial Chapel of Tem-
ple Beth El.
The_Jewish Community Coun-
cil's 330 affiliated organizations
are sponsoring.. ..
this observance.:
Rabbi Morris
Adler will ad-
dress the me-
morial evening,
in his first pub-
lic appearance
since his return
from Israel.
Mordecai Sht-
rigler, o n e of
the few surviv-
ors of that he- Rabbi Adler
roic epoch, widely known in Yid-
dish circles as a lecturer and
writer, who has published more

than 12 volumes of poetry, sto-
ries, and essays, also will speak.
Vivian Goldstein will appear
in a series of recitations and
monologues.
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel will
chant the El Mole Rachamirn.
An impressive candle - lighting
ceremony is being arranged with
the cooperation of the children
attending the Mittleshul.
Samuel Sigal is chairman of
the Ghetto evening.

Ghetto Memorial Brochure

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13

HUC Marks Its 80th
Anniversary, Pays
Tribute to Denmark

CINCINNATI — More than 300
visitors from Coast to Coast
joined the Hebrew Union Col-
lege in a celebration last week-
end of its 80th anniversary and
heard Admiral Lewis L. Strauss,
chairman of the Atomic Energy
Commission, summon America
to a "supreme expression of

faith" to meet the problems of
the atomic era.
A $125,000 gift to the College-
Institute for the establishment
of a Jacob Ziskind Memorial
Fund to provide Research Fel-
lowships and for the general
promotion of scholarship and
scholarly publications was an-
nounced at the banquet by
Abram Berkowitz of Boston, a
member of the board of gov-
ernors of the college and a
trustee of Congregation Ohabei
Shalom, Brookline, Mass.
Anniversary ceremonies in-
cluded a special academic con-
vocation at which an honorary
degree was presented to Danish
Ambassador Henrik de Kauff-
mann and a citation to the
Crown and People of Sweden
\vas awarded to Erik Von Sydow,
Counsellor to the Swedish Em-
bassy. Dr. Nelson Glueck, He-
brew Union College president,
made the presentations as an
expression of Jewrys apprecia-
tion for the wartime rescue of
Denmark's entire Jewish com-
munity of 6,500.

A special Warsaw Ghetto Me-
morial brochure has been pre-
pared by the culture commission
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, it was announced by Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal, co-chairman of
the commission.
This brochure contains his-
toric data about the battle of
the Warsaw Ghetto, copies of
letters from the Ghetto fighters,
poetry written by children in the
Ghetto, biographical memoirs Cf
that epochal period in Jewish
history, and a bibliography of
Ghetto literature.
Copies may be obtained from
List England, Russia
the Council, 163 Madison, WO.
I, 2 Citrus Buyers
2-6710, or at the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising Commemoration Sun-
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Five mil- day.
lion cases of citrus fruits have
been shipped out of Israel thus
far this season, with England. National JWV Head
the best customer, having taken Here for Madison Fete
1,500,000 cases of oranges, 500,000
cases of grapefruit, and 78,000
Joseph F. Barr, of Washing-
cases of lemons.
There are 1,130,000 Boy Scouts
The next largest customer ton, D.C., present national com-
has been Russia, with more than mander of the Jewish War Vet- who are members of 51,000 Boy
450,060 cases, followed by the erans, will be principal speaker Scout Troops in America.
Scandinavian and East Euro- at a testimonial banquet being
pean countries. Canada, Argen- given here in honor of Harry T.
tina and Germany appeared for Madison, immediate past com-
the first time this season on the mander from Detroit.
Lawrence Gubow, who is gen-
list of countries taking signifi-
eral chairman of the banquet,
cant quantities of fruit.
announces that it is sponsored
jointly by the Michigan JWV
Department and the Gold Star
Parents.
The banquet will be held April
17, at the Bel-Aire Terrace.
Madison was the first national
commander from Michigan in
the organization's 59 year his-
tory.
Commander Barr, a leader in
veterans, civic and communal
organizations,- has championed
the fight for civil liberties in
this country. He recently
charged that anti-Semitism is
an important factor in the dis-
missal of several persons from
Government jobs.
,Remember the Martyrs
Since the establishment of Is-
rael, Barr has mustered much
of the Warsaw Ghetto!
support for the Jewish state
The day when the sparks of
from many quarters, including
the Warsaw Ghetto revolt
veterans groups.
were drowned in a sea of
blood, has been set aside in
Israel as a Day of Remem-
brance. Each year on that Family Reunited
day. kaddish is said on Mount
After 55-Years Apart
Zion where the urns with the
ashes of unknown Jews mur-
dered by the Nazis are en-
Mrs. Anna Gluklick, of 2689
shrined, and each year, el W. Boston, has returned from a
male rahamim is recited in visit to Argentina with her
the hills of Jerusalem. in the - brother, Hyman Freed, of Chi-
Martyrs' Forest, when rep-
cago, Ill., where the two were
resentatives of the Lands-
manshaften from all parts reunited with a sister and
of the country gather to pay brother whom they had not
tribute to their brethren who seen for 55 years.
perished at the hands of the
The brOthers and sisters had
murderers, and plant trees in lost track of one another when
remem-
their memory and in
Mrs. Gluklick and Freed left
brance of their destroyed
Russia in their early teens,
communities.
leaving an older sister, Mrs. Is-
rael Yelin, and a younger
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brother Hersh Fmazanovich
there.
Mrs. Gluklick says that since
World War II she "had a feel-
ing" that her brother and sis-
ter had migrated to America.
She asked at every occasion
whether anybody knew her kin.

Eventually the search by con-
versation was rewarded at a re-
ception in New York last win-
ter. Visitors from South Amer-
ica recognized the name of
Fmazanovich, and correspon-
dence indicated the relationship.
Mrs. Gluklick flew to Buenos
Aires with Freed from Miami,
Fla., where she was a winter
visitor with her daughter, Mrs.
Estelle Benach. She also has
seven children in Detroit and
two in Chicago.

For many years, we have advertised
Heinz Vegetarian Beans, five of the
Heinz Soups and other Heinz varieties as
Kosher. We have called attention to the
0 seal of THE UNION OF ORTHO-
DOX JEWISH CONGREGATIONS
OF AM ERICA on so many of our labels.
In the minds of some readers of these ads*
the impression might have arisen that
by "Kosher," we include "Kosher for
Passover." Hence this yearly pre-ftss-
over statement to make things clear:
Heinz 0-labelled foods are Kosher all
year, but NOT for Passover.

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p.m. Wednesday, 'April 6. and , But thou, son of man, hear
at 4 p.m. Tuesday. April .12. 1what I say unto thee . . . open
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thee.—Ezek. 2:8.

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