ol. XI June 15, 1936 No. 20 Summer Program Guilty Conscience Feiga Is Elected Is Sent to Godols Earns a New Book District President For A.Z.A. Library Features Plans For Summer Will Head District One Cov- Quite somewhile ago, Ed. Cohen Socials and Athletic ering New England, New of Milwaukee, international Se- Events nior Deputy borrowed Allman's York, Ontario, Quebec "A Unique Institution" (telling "Plans for Summer Activity" is all about the National Farm At the annual convention of Dis- the feature of the latest issue of School) from the A. Z. A. Free trict Grand Lodge No. 1, held re- the A. Z. A. Monthly- Program Circulating Library. When the cently at Worcester, Mass., Wilfred booklet, which was sent to Aleph book was long past due, head- B. Feiga, long-time representative Godols and Advisory Board Chair- quarters sent Ed a "gentle re- of that district on the Supreme Ad- men last week. This booklet is minder." The tardy book was im- visory Council, was elected Grand to aid the chapter in maintaining mediately forthcoming, and along President. an intensive program of activity with it a copy of Brod's "Reu- Mr. Feiga is a well known at- during the summer months when bini-Prince of the Jews" which torney of Worcester, and an out- Organizations are prone to dis- he sent as a contribution to the standing leader in Jewish and and. The special suggestions for Circulating Library. The book is non-Jewish affairs. summer activities include "Sum- a valuable acquisition since it is Other members of the Supreme mer Tournaments," "Hop Off to a now out of print. Advisory Council who have served Unique July Hop," "Coming of Age in a similar capacity are Mr. Si- Party," "How to Entertain Friends mon Heller of Denver, former of Another Club or Chapter," S. A. C. Discusses When some of the Seattle president of District 2; Sam Beber, 'What A. Z. A. Can Do For Scout- Alephs traveled recently with the of District 6, and Leo Bearman of ing This Summer." Work in Palestine Executive Secretary to Portland, District 7. Jacob J. Lieberman The regular outline of activities they stopped off on a railway plat- of Los Angeles is at present First form enroute, to demonstrate the five major committees, Re- Vice-President of District Grand ligious, Social Service, Cultural, Action towards extending the "thumbs up!" for the International Lodge No. 4. Social and Athletic is given to- Palestinian activities of Aleph Za- Convention in Southern California, gether with "Let's Talk" or cur- dik Aleph was one of the impor- this summer. Twenty Alephs trav- rent Jewish events and "Hints to tant results of the meeting of the eled to Portland and a greater Coins Given To Executive Committee of the Su- Aleph Godols and Advisors." The number expect to take the trip Aleph Godol is expected to distrib- preme Advisory Council held in further south, next month. A.Z.A.byJ.N.F. ute each of the various sections Omaha May 24. The Alephs are, from front to to the appropriate committees, and After a lengthy discussion on rear: Bobby Friedman, Irving the importance of Palestine to the Broches, Lawrence Jacobson, Mil- Mr. Nicholas Brazy, chairman of to turn the undistributed material over to the newly elected Aleph Jewish youth of today, the mem- ton Weis, Lawrence Brown and the Lapidus Forest Memorial, has Godol. bers of the Executive Committee Gene Mosler. just advised national headquarters unanimously voted to establish a that the Jewish National Fund of committee to work with the Ex- America, in charge of tree-plant- Goldberg Heads ecutive Secretary to carry into Judge Fromberg ing in Palestine, has contributed effect the motion with reference 2,000 Palestinian coins to the Lapi- Dist. 1 Committee to Palestine that was adopted by Lauds A.Z.A. Aims dus Forest Memorial. These coins the Supreme Advisory Council at will be sold by A. Z. A. Chapters last year's meeting in the Ozarks. "Escape from our troubles lies and the money will go towards Since the last At that time the S. A. C. approved in organization and with the youth establishing a memorial of 1,500 issue of The the recommendation of the Ozark of today, and the A. Z. A. is lay- trees in Palestine, in the memory Shofer, District convention for an incorporation of ing the foundation for such a of Harry H. Lapidus, former treas- Grand Lodge No. the study of Palestine into the A. movement." urer of the Supreme Advisory 1 of the B'nai Z. A. program. That was the gist of the ad- Council. If your chapter wishes B'rith, consist- dress delivered by Judge Joseph to sell these coins, please get in Approve Charters ing of New Eng- Fromberg of Washington, D. C., touch with Mr. Nicholas Brazy, Besides drawing up final plans land, New York, for the California Camp Conven- on the occasion of the Parents' 113 West Wayne, Fort Wayne, In- Ontario and tion the Executive Committee Day observance of the Simon diana. Quebec, has an- voted its approval of temporary Atlas Chapter. Hyman Goldstein, nounced the ap- charters for six Aleph Clubs. The former member of the Supreme WIN PUZZLE CONTEST pointment of new Aleph Clubs are New York Advisory Council, also spoke. Julius Berch, Seattle Chapter 73, Mr. Joseph Gold- 257, New York City; Nashville 258, Leonard Letvin presided at the and Isadore Levine of Jacob Schiff berg, attorney, Nashville, Tenn.; North Shore 259, program with William Dickens Chapter 18 of Fargo, were the oseph Goldberg of Worcester, Chicago; Easton 260, Easton, Pa.; serving as chairman in charge of first two Alephs to send in cor- ass., as chairman of the District and United 261, Ottumwa, Ia. arrangements. Hyman Kipnis sang rect solutions of the cross-word Z. A. Committee. Permanent charters were "Just a Little Home for the Old puzzle contained in the May 1st Mr. Goldberg has long been in- awarded to Mt. Scopus 160, Taun- Folks," while Henry Rubin ren- issue of THE SHOFER. Both erested in Worcester Chapter 52. ton, Mass.; Pottsville 193, Potts- dered "My Mom" and "Dear have been sent autographed copies (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) Mother Mine." of "Moor's Gold" by Ben Aronin.