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Council of Orthodox Rabbis Gives Error Confession Made in Moscow by Yevtushenko
LONDON (JTA) — Yevgeny that anti-Semitism was still by "thoughtlessness." He also
Rules on Observance of Passover Yevtushenko,
the Russian poet widespread in the Soviet Union. said that his aim in writing his
Following is a schedule of in-
formation relating to the Pass-
over holidays, offered by the
Vaad Harabonim (Council of
Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit).
"B'Dikath Chametz": Search-
ing for the leavened, Sunday
night, April 7, directly after
sunset.
"Ta'anith B'Chorim": Fast of
the First Born, Monday, April 8.
"Achilath Chametz": Eating
Play Attacking
Anti-Semitism
Proves Success
GENEVA (JTA) — The first
performance in Geneva of Max
Frisch's "Andorra," described
as a "four-hour violent attack
on anti-Semitism" was hailed
here as a great success. The
play, also described as a re-
markable study of the position
of the Jews in a hostile world,
portrays for its Swiss and inter-
national public in Geneva the
birth and development of such
prejudice.
The climax is the murder of
presumably Jewish heroes. Each
of the witness and accomplices
in the killings explains to the
audience that while they de-
plore the crime, they cannot
feel personally responsible for
what happened beyond their
will. The play is skillfully per-
formed by top rank Swiss actors.
Cleveland Attorney
Leaves $267,255 to
Jewish Federation .
CLEVELAND (JTA) — The
Jewish Community Federation
has received one of the largest
bequests in its history, accord-
ing to an announcement by
M. E. Glass, president. By the
will of the late Fred E. Bruml,
attorney, the Charles and Emma
Bruml and Theresa H. Bruml
Fund in the amount of $267,255
has been established in the Fed-
eration as a memorial to his
parents and his wife. _—
The residuary estate is di-
vided among the Federation and
18 . other local, national and
overseas institutions, both Jew-1
ish and Don-Jewish. Among the
non-local educational institu-
tions reciving bequests are
Brandeis University, Hebrew
Union College,- Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem, and Technion
in Haifa.
A native Clevelander and a
Life Member of Fairmount
Temple, Mr. Bruml died while
vacationing in Phoenix, Ariz., on
February 21, 1961, in his 83rd
year. He was a graduate of the
Western Reserve University
Law School in 1899 and prac-
ticed law continuously for 62
years.
Guatemala Synagogue
Damaged by Bomb
GUATEMALA CITY (JTA)-
The Magen David Synagogue
here has been damaged from a
bomb explosion which police
said was set off by anti-govern-
ment terrorists. Nobody was
hurt in the blast which blew out
a number of windows of the
synagogue.
Judge Rifkind Urges
Kennedy to Provide for
Religious Bigotry Study
NEW YORK .(JTA) — For-
mer Federal Judge Simon Rif-
kind urged President Kennedy
to include in the proposed Fed-
eral mental health program
provisions for study and treat-
ment of racial and religious
bigotry which Judge Rifkind
described as "a major mental
health problem in this country."
Judge Rifkind spoke at the
inaugural dinner of the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee's 1963
Appeal for Human Relations,
held at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The 1963 Appeal goal is
$3,767,000.
of leavened up to 9:30 a.m.,
Monday, April 8.
"Mechirath Chametz": Selling
of the leavened, up to 10:30
I a.m., Monday, April 8.
"Bloor Chametz": Burning of
the leavened, not later than
10:30 a.m., Monday, April 8.
The Vaad Harabonirn is call-
ing the attention of the Jewish
public to the following: Reg-
ular matzohs baked for use the
whole year around are not Kosh-
er for Passover. Only matzohs
baked for Passover are Kosher
for the holidays.
None of the local bakeries
have any macaroons and cake
that are Kosher for Passover.
There are some non-kosher
establishments, halls, clubs, etc.,
which advertise "traditional
sedorim" on Passover. Some
places advertise "kosher style"
food products which are not
Kosher. The term "Kosher
style" has been outlawed by the
State of Michigan.
A "kosher l'Pesach" label on
a product which does not bear
authoritative rabbinic endorse-
ment is- not to be relied upon.
When in doubt, consult your
rabbi or the Vaad Harabonim,
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who was forced under official
Soviet pressures to revise his
poem "Babi Yar," confessed his
"errors" at a meeting in-Moscow
of the Soviet Writers Union,
it was reported here from the
Soviet capital.
"Babi Yar," which relates the
tragedy of the Nazi murder of
more than 80,000 Jewish men,
women and children in a ravine
by that name near Kiev during
the German occupation of Rus-
sia, was widely interpreted in
the West as a denunciation of
continuing anti-Semitism in the
Soviet U n i o n. On a visit to
Paris last month, the poet ad-
mitted he had made changes in
the poem. He said he had done
so because the West had used
the original version for a
propoganda effort to "pretend"
The effect of the changes was
to diminish the centrality of the
Jewish victims in the atrocity.
Yevtushenko told the Soviet
writers in Moscow that publica-
tion of portions of his autobi-
ography in the French news-
on Russian life and literature
tamed some general comments
paper "Express," which con-
was a "major error" prompted
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"the reputation of an anti-Soviet
rebel which the Western press
has ascribed to me."
It was recalled that Premier
Khrushchev had publicly criti-
cized the poet for his treat-
ment of the theme of "Babi
Yar." The Premier claimed that
the victims of the tragedy were
not all Jews.
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