ch 15, 193 TTES th, Jr. r. and Joseph, in the Three HOE ve served St. b be outdone boys of XI April 1, 1936 No. 15 ho boast eir clan e Sheboy 25, when Organized Jewry' St. Louis First Degree Team Raise Half Of The Alperu e two John Program Feature Lapidus Money ard a secret hapters Are Given Data On A. Z. A. Scouts and Cubs Help . G. of 1 Eva Ru Work of Outstanding Campaign to Honor 7th Some Jewish Agencies Harry Lapidus the seas n Krauss, Bend chapter "Organized Jewry" is the sym- More than half of the Lapidus d papa of osium featured in the April is Memorial Fund, $856.69, has been W examini of THE A. Z. A. MONTHLY raised to date, according to word ve Feferma POGRAM, which is now in the received from Chairman Nicholas chapter, nds of Aleph Godols and Ad- Brazy on March 23. Reports from ntry with sory Board chairmen. The ob- the chapters indicate that nearly ub, is now of this program is to discuss all have already contributed or of dramat history and purpose of some are now at work on money-raising p near the various types of Jewish or- projects. According to present in- w your anizations in America. These are dications the full quota should be honey," assified under four main heads: reached within another month. Defenders of Jewish Rights," "Or- ssip anizations for Jewish Social Well- Portland Chapter 65, Portland, sor of Above is pictured the members of the crack "First Degree" team Oregon, which had contributed "Social Organizations With $3.50 in the old campaign, recent- S Angeles Purpose," and "Other Organiza- of St. Louis Chapter No. 28. From left to right: Harry Rudman, ons With Special Purposes." ly sent Chairman Brazy a check of the Sydney Blumenthal, Harry Rothman, Milton Garelski, and Stanley Niss. for another $20.00. The money secretary Discussion Topics The April program booklet also was raised in two days by selling ris D. Boge Chananiah 191 North Star 210 "Five arries the regular features: "Let's 200 Palestinian coins at ten cents Former or Jewish current events, Shows Interest Takes Lead each. These coins may be ob- tained at no cost by writing to of Allenton to the Aleph Godol and and suggestions to each In Government In Discussions Nicholas M. Brazy, 113 W. Wayne t at St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. directed the Bogen committees. The e For Godol is expected to take Mr. Arthur Braun of the Com- An active cultural program is Cubs Set Example o. Now booklet apart and to distribute monwealth Federation of New being pursued by North Star 210 Fine support has come from an for various sections to the proper York recently addressed Chana- of St. Paul. Early in the year unexpected source in contributions Sternhill, committees. The Cultural Com- niah 191 Alephs on the subject "So- Rev. James Moynihan, president from the scout troop and also the fs 7, has will find a number of sug- cial Movements: Their Aims and of St. Thomas College, addressed cub pack sponsored by Nordaunian Chamber topices of Jewish and gen- Purposes." On April 19 the chap- the chapter on the importance of Chapter 22, Kansas City, Kansas. ished interest for discussion, pur- ter will hear a Republican speak- religion in present day economics. Each boy in the cub pack (ages g er and on May 17 a representa- The February meeting, in the 9-12) earned at least half of what Bluffs, Ia., tive of the American Liberty form of a symposium in which he contributed. According to Aleph Groban Victor League. As a conclusion to this representatives of six Twin City Mazkir Chester Kaplan, one ten- series, Dr. Ralph B. Winn, pro- youth groups participated, fea- year-old cub ran six errands, swept phs In Oratory Meet fessor of Philosophy at the City tured "Anerica's Answer to the the snow twice, and practiced two College, will analyze each of these Anti-Semite." Over 100 persons hours extra on his violin to earn coln Ba movements, pointing out what attended each meeting, which was his 28 cents. Robert each holds in store for the youth followed by a social period. Groban, fifteen-year-old Latest Contributions 249, togethe of America. from Huntington, W. Va., Members of the Cultural Com- Below are listed contributions to Sisterhood over winning speakers mittee, headed by Allen Ruvel- the Lapidus Fund from February eld three other regions in the son, are in charge of these meet- a Heights Alephs 26 to March 23, 1936: finals recently held in Mc- ings. Omaha 1 $10.50 anning to as part of the District Like New Plan Stockton 47 6.00 War Vetera tournament and convention. Mansfield Holds Worcester 52 11.00 al. The McKeesport debaters, Mer- 12.00 as elected Snyder and Leroy Broder, won Cleveland Heights 177 has Purim Carnival Santa Monica 53 Portland 65 20.00 el Linn debate finals. The Beaver adopted a plan of having the en- Topeka 106 5.25 ) the quintet romped to victory in tire chapter attend Sabbath ser- The second annual Purim Car- Nathan Straus 141 17.00 ion. The McKeesport chap- vices, after which the Alephs nival of Mansfield 237 was very Hollywood 149 15.00 was chosen as the best chap- gather at the home of a member successful. A Purim drama was David Radovsky 159 9.00 arters is in the district, Patterson win- for a discussion of a current top- held in the afternoon and a din- Washington 172 12.00 mes of the award for best co-opera- ic of interest to Jewish youth. The ner, dance and carnival in the eve- Toledo 183 6.00 tes of with B'nai B'rith. Morton discussions are followed by social ning. Bethlehem 190 12.00 at the of Reading was named activity. Every Sunday morning Alephs Adelphi 200 12.00 the held at best Mazkir in the district The chapter recently joined with are conducting services for Jew- North Star 210 12.50 Edward Schifreen of Allen- Cleveland 209 in the sponsorship ish inmates of the Ohio State Re- Rabbi Ben Frankel 215 4.50 as the best Godol. of a basketball carnival. formatory. Superior 251 12.00