Friday, November 20, 1970-33 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. 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