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Portable Holocaust Memorial The Jews of the Philippines
Auxiliary exceeds 200).
By WARREN FREEDMAN
Focus of N.J. Federation
The large number of Is-
NEW YORK — Eighty
By BEN GALLOB
Inc.)
More than 1,200 artists
and craftsmen have re-
sponded to an announce-
ment by the Jewish Federa-
tion of Central New Jersey
of an international competi-
tion for a design for a porta-
ble memorial to the
Holocaust.
Gerald Flanzbaum is
Holocaust Memorial
Competition chairman.
The competition rules
specify that artists must
submit a drawing or a
photograph of their pro-
posal by April 1. On April
21, four noted judges will
choose the three outstand-
ing proposals. Their
creators will each receive a
$1,000 prize. One of the
three finalists will be com-
missioned to prepare a final
design. The final winner
will receive an additional
prize of $4,000.
Flanzbaum said hun-
dreds of calls have come
, to the Federation from all
parts of the country and
Canada since the an-
nouncement of the
competition. He said
when artists call the Fed-
eration for information,
the Federation sends
thema bibliography of
Holocaust literature to
help them understand
what the Nazis did.
(Copyright 1980, JTA,
Flanzbaum said the for-
mat for the completed
memorial may be a paint-
ing, a sculpture or a tapes-
try. He said the finished
memorial is expected to be
ready for display at the 1982
community observance of
the Holocaust, sponsored
annually by the federation.
The three finalist entries
will be made into a display
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--, Los Angeles business-
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Reagan's supporters, denied
that the Israeli government
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meeting between Reagan
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Both the display of the
three finalists and the com-
pleted memorial will be
made available to all in-
terested groups throughout
the United States,
Flanzbaum said.
He noted that while the
idea of a portable memorial,
to bring the message of the
Holocaust to the people, is
unique and appropriate to
the needs of central New
Jersey community, it is con-
sistent with Jewish tradi-
tion. He said the Jewish
people had received the
Torah in the Sinai wilder-
ness and for generations
thereafter carried the Ark
containing the Torah wher-
ever they wandered.
The jurors are Tully
Filmus, a Jewish artist
and teacher whose works
have appeared in major
museums in thie country
and in Israel;' Rabbi Irv-
ing Greenberg, director
of the National Jewish
Resource Center; Rabbi
Joachim Prinz, chairman
of the World Conference
of Jewish Organizations
and past chairman of the
Conference of Presidents
of Major American
Jewish Organizations;
and Phyllis Tuchman,
visiting National
Endowment for
Humanities Professor at
Princeton University.
Honorary chairpersons
for the contest include New
Jersey's two senators, Bill
Bradley and Harrison
Williams; and two repre-
sentatives, Millicent Fen-
wick and Matthew Rinaldo.
Gov . Brendan Byrne has
expressed his support for
the project.
WASHINGTON — Al-
bert Shanker, the president
of the American Federation
of Teachers, who is tall and
prefers the roominess of
first-class sections, found
there was no such space left
on a recent flight to New
York.
Shanker eventually set-
tled accommodations in
the coach section and found
himself sitting next to
long-time companions
Henry and Nancy Kissinger
who had also been forced to
sit in the coach section.
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