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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Publishers Welcome Youth Involvement;
Hanuka Hasidic Concert Honors Cohn Condemn Bigots; Re-Elect Jimmy Wisch
feature 50 Lubavitch Hasidic mu-
Detroit Friends of Chabad Lu-
bavitch and Camp Gan Israel will
honor Irwin I. Cohn for his devo-
tion to the Chabad movement and
for his active support of many
Jewish causes at a Hanuka Hasidic
concert 2:30 p.m. Dec. 27 at Ford
Auditorium.
Mrs. Emma Schaver, chairman,
announced that the concert will
sicians and singers, who have
already issued seven records of
Hasidic melodies. They have given
concerts all over the United States.
Violin soloist at the concert will
be Mischa Mischakoff, former
concert-master of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra.
Proceeds will go to Camp Gan
Israel In Linden, 60 miles from
Detroit. The camp bas more
than 22 buildings, including
campers' cabins, waterfront
building, main building and syna-
gogue.
A new building, near completion,
will seat 225 in the dining hall
and sleep 60 in the dormitories.
This will enable Camp Gan Israel
to increase enrollment to 160
campers and 65 staff members
per season.
For ticket information and res-
ervations call the Camp Gan Israel
office, 398-2611.
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to The Jewish News
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—The Amer-
ican Jewish Press Association, at
its annual meeting here during the
past week-end, adopted a resolu-
tion commending national Jewish
organizations and the Council of
Federations for the strong stand
taken for a firm identification with
youth efforts and pledged coopera-
tion to all means to advance such
activities. College youth espe-
cially were urged to play active
roles in Jewish journalism and in
advancing Jewish educational pro-
grams.
In another resolution, the con-
vention welcomed the cooperative
efforts of liberal-minded leaders
in the black community who re-
jected the anti-Israel and anti-
Semitic actions of extremists. The
latter were condemned as tending
to divide the black and white com-
munities with actions that are det-
rimental to America.
The publishers appealed to the
U.S. Post Office Department
through the chairmen of Congres-
sional Post Office Committee
against further increases in second
class mailing rights. The associa-
tion statement asserted that further
burdens in postal rates will tend
to endanger the future of Ameri-
can journalism, thereby negating
the rights to freedom of expression.
Jimmy Wisch, of Dallas, was
re-elected president. Leo Frisch, seph Weisberg and Jack Fishbein.
The association's 1971 conven-
Minneapolis, Jacques Back, Nash-
ville, and Eli Jacobs, Buffalo, were tion will be held in June in Dallas.
elected honorary vice presidents.
Albert Bloom, Pittsburgh, and Con-
rad Isenberg, Worcester, Mass.,
were chosen vice presidents. Ad-
olph Rosenberg was re-elected
secretary, and Mrs. Ben Hamer-
man, treasurer.
Members of the board are Milton
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