TRATERNITY Vol. XI September 15, 1935 No. 2 A. Z. A. Day" Woonsocket Aleph Over Five Hundred Compete in Set For Oct. 27th Holds Two Offices Summer Tournaments; Greatest Joseph Sho- Season in the History of A.Z.A. Date Change Due To Simchath lovitz of Torah Conflict On Woonsocket, Eleven Cities in United States Hosts R.I., has the October 20 distinction of heading two Competition Includes Track and Field Events, Baseball, Tennis, PROGRAM BOOKLET OUT of the lead- Basketball, Swimming, Bridge and ing youth or- ganizations Even Ping-Pong International A. Z. A. Day will of his city. be observed Sunday, October 27, With the spirit of summer tour- Dallas, Detoit and Des Moines. Sholovitz is instead of October 20, as previ- simultaneous- naments set aflame by the success They are all vibrating with the ously published in The Shofer. The ly holding the of almost 200 participants in the success of their affairs and the en- change in the date has been made offices of Aleph Godol of Woon- "A, Z. A. Olympics" at the 12th thusiasm of the Alephs who at- necessary because of a conflict socket A. Z. A. Chapter 147 and International Camp Convention, tended. The next issue of The with Simchath Torah. Master Councillor of the Woon- eleven sectional summer tourna- Shofer will have a report of the socket Chapter, Order of De ments, attracting over 500 partic- tournaments held at Newark, The A. Z. A. Monthly Program booklet for October, featuring A. Molay. ipants, will have been held by the Chester and Youngstown. Z. A. Day, is now in the hands of end of September. Never in the history of A. Z. A. has the frater- Aleph Godols and Advisors. The At Minneapolis issue contains complete information Plan 18 Winter nity maintained the interest and Winning first in swimming, ten- on A. Z. A. Day for the benefit of active participation of the Alephs nis, ping-pong and several minor the chapter A. Z. A. Day commit- Tournaments as it has by virtue of the activity events, the Dr. Deinard Chapter 8 tees. The deadline for out-of-town stimulated through this summer of Minneapolis won the tourna- speaker requests of S. A. C. Head- program. Fresh from the success ment at Minneapolis September 1 quarters is set at October 1. Tentative Regional Alignments of the competitions, the chapters and 2. Eighty Alephs from Ra- and Prospective Hosts are going right into our Fall pro- A. Z. A. Day, the most impor- cine, Wis., Gary, Ind., Fargo, N. tant event on the calendar of the Announced gram, preparing for International Dak., Winnipeg, Can., Duluth, A. Z. A. Day on October 27th. Junior B'nai B'rith, has a two-fold Minn., Minneapolis and two St. Tournament reports have already purpose; it marks the rededication Paul chapters registered. As this issue of The Shofer been received from San Francisco, Competition winners were as of the membership to the ideals of goes to press, district and national Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Pottsville, (Continued on Page 4) the order and it serves to acquaint headquarters are in the midst of the community with A. Z. A. aims plans and preparations for the and achievements. arrangement of 18 regional and district tournaments in basket- Detroit Jumper Over The Top!! .Cooperates ball, oratory and debate, which will be held in strategic sections InN.Y.A.Program of the country, between December and March. Under the united su- pervision of state and district Funds Now Available for Part- B'nai B'rith committees, Grand Time Work for High School Councillors, Deputies, Field Secre- taries, it is hoped that the 1935- and College Students 36 tournaments will result in the widest participation on the part TO SPEND $50,000,000 of chapters, in the history of our fraternity. (Continued on Page 7) Ever since President Roosevelt created a National Youth Admin- istration on May 6th Sam Beber, Beber Announces President of the Supreme Ad- visory Council, has been in close communication with Washington Appointments of headquarters in the interest of benefiting A. Z. A. members to Deputies, 1935-36 the greatest extent. In a recent communication, President Beber The President of the Supreme 'edged the co-operation of the Advisory Council, Sam Beber, with aternity in propagating and as- the approval of the representa- ting the administration in its tives on the Supreme Advisory gram to spend $50,000,000.00 in Council for each respective dis- interest and welfare of youths trict, announces the following ap- Bill Steller of Detroit Chapter 63 wins the high jump at the een 16 and 25 years of age. pointments of international re- Detroit tournament. The host chapter was the meet winner. Aleph (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 7) Louis Goldenberg of Detroit took the picture.