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`Give a Gift' Day Planned for Aug. 30 Excels in Concert

The Department of Michigan
Jewish War Veterans will spon-
sor its annual "Give a Gift to
a Yank Who Gave" program
today, according to an annuonce-
ment by Larry Gubow, depart-
ment commander.
An official proclamation,
signed by Acting Mayor Louis
C. Miriani, calls attention to the
celebration, and authorizes pub-
lic solicitation to raise funds for
gifts to be given on the holidays
to patients in Veterans Admin-
istration hospitals.
The coordinating committee
planning the day-long observ-
ance includes Jay Schwartz, Jo-
sephine Fane, Ben Desenberg
and Ted Bale.
"Give a Gift to a Yank Who
Gave" was conceived originally
by Eddie Cantor, the Jewish
radio, television and stage star.
Since the end of World War II,
JWV has carried out the pro-
gram by visiting patients and
distributing gifts on Christmas
Day, when members of other
veteran groups are spending
time with their families.

Beth Abraham Forms
Young Peoples Club

The formation of a Young
PeopleS Club at Beth Abraham
Synagogue has been announced
by Cyril Servetter, youth di-
rector of the congregation.
The group will meet at 7:30
p.m., alternate Thursdays, in
the club room of the synagogue,
Greenlawn and W. 7 Mile.
Young adults, 13 to 17, are in-
vited to participate in a pro-
gram of social and cultural
activities.
Officers of the organization
are Mark Schlussel, president;
Karen Goodman, secretary; and
Linda Schwartz, treasurer. Mrs.
Oscar Bank and William Op-
perer are advisors.
For information, call Mrs.
Bank, UN. 4-5273; Miss Good-
man, UN. 4-5865; or Servetter,
UN. 3-9-789.

8ngagements

In last week's announcement
telling of the engagement of
Muriel Shifra Schostak to Har-
ris David Kohn, the name of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Robert Kohn,
was erroneously given as Albert.

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A sell-out crowd replied with
heated applause to last Tuesday
night's concert by the Center
Symphony Orchestra. And with
due cause. The performance,
second in the 17th season's se-
ries, was as impressive as that
of any major symphony orches-
tra in the land.
Featured .selection was the
Beethoven Piano Concerto, No.
5, with Julius Chajes as soloist.
Mr. Chajes, whose regular ba-
ton was well-wielded by guest
conductor Henri Nosco, dis-
played keen virtuosity despite
an unfortunate technical imper-
fection in - his instrument. De-
spite an unexpected wire break- MISS CHARLOTTE SPECTOR
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Mrs. Norman Allan, president the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
of the Sisterhood of Adas Sha- Alan Howard, this Saturday, at
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appointment of Mrs. Charles ception will be held in his honor
Charlip as chairman of the an- at home, on Sunday.
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`Cafe Israel' to Support
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A party is being planned by
the Galil Group of Junior
Hadassah at 8:30 p.m.,' Satur-
day, in Zionist House. The
theme will be "Cafe Israel,"
and • will be supported with
dancing, games and refresh-
ments.
Proceeds will be divided
among Meier Shfeyah, children's
village in Israel, the Jewish
National Fund, Hasolelium and
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