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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 1, July 16, 1940
Description:
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) chapters around the country. It includes information about chapters, officers, community service and philanthropy, events, and activities.
Date/Date Range:
07/16/1940
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
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Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 1, July 16, 1940
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The SHOFA
Official Organ Aleph 3adik Aleph of B'nai B'rith
VOL. XVI
JULY 16, 1940
No. 1
IRV KALER NEW GRAND ALEPH GODOL
AZA TO GIVE
FIRST DIST
IBULANCE
FIVE ALEPH
TO RED GROSS
TO HEAD AZA
Camp Manatoc, o. - The dele-
Camp Manatoc - With all the
gates asembled at the Annual A
excitement of the recent Republi-
Z. A. Camp Convention resolved
can Presidential nomination as a
that in the 1940-41 Lapidus cam-
paign, funds would be provided
2
background, Irving Kaler, past
Aleph Godol of Gate City 357,
for the purchase of an ambulance
Atlanta, Ga., smashed through to
to be presented to the Red Cross
victory on the fourth ballot by an
on behalf of the.A. Z. A. in mem-
overwhelming vote and became
ory of Harry Lapidus.
A. Z. A.'s 17th Grand Aleph
The are to be raised
Godol, Irving, who joined A. Z.
through a quota system for each
A. January 29. 1939, became the
chapter and any chapter raising
first District 5 aleph to hold the
funds in excess of their quota
coveted position of Grand Aleph
shall be permitted to contribute
Godol.
the excess to local charities in the
Kaler was first Aleph Godol of
name of A. Z. A.
the Gate City chapter and had
It was decided that $500 be
served his chapter for one year in
taken out of the Harry Lapidus
that position. He is also the Aleph
Fund to be allocated to official
Godol of the Southern Region of
agencies dealing in refugee aid
District 5. Kaler was first
work.
brought to the attention of the
It was also decided that the
delegates at camp through his
Harry Lapidus Memorial Fund of
brilliant work as chairman of the
the JNF be henceforth simply
External Relations Committee. He
known as the Harry Lapidus Me-
and Israel Katz represented Dis-
morial Fund.
trict 5 in the debate finals and
The Supreme Advisory- Council
lost out in the finals of the na-
voted unanimously_ to send its
tional contest to District 3.
commendation to the convention
The 20 year-old Grand Aleph
assembled for the fine work done
5
Godol led the field of six candi-
by all Alephs in the Jerry Safur
dates all the way, but it wasn't
campaign and a separate reslu-
until the fourth ballot that he re-
tion was adopted expressing the
ceived his majority. Other candi-
full appreciation of the order to
work as Chairman of the Safur
New National Officers
date were Leon Simmons, Aleph
Sidney Lavine for his excellent
Godol of District 4: Merton Kop-
lin, Grand Councillor of District
Campaign.
6: Irving Canter, Aleph Godol of
Camp Manatoc, Ohio Nomination speeches,
Chicago, Ill., Grand Councillor for District 6 and
District 3: Julius Miller Aleph
NEXT CONCLAVE
ballots, more speeches and more ballots, and when
Grand Aleph S'gan; Sevmour Mendelsohn. Reading
Godol of District 2: and Maurice
it was all over, the above shows the men who were
203, Grand Councillor District 3. Absent when the
Tennenbaum of Louisville chap-
picture was taken are Milton Norwood, Simon At-
ter 107.
selected to lead A. Z. A. during this coming year.
las 126, Grand Councillor District 5: and Herbert
Elect Borenstein Jr. SAC
MAY BE HELD
(1) shows six of the Grand Councillors along with
Caplan, Dover 331 of Montreal, Grand Councillor
Past Grand Aleph Godol Joe
the newly-elected Grand Aleph Godol. Seated and
for Canada. (2) Elected to the Supreme Advisory
Borenstein was unanimously elect-
reading from left to right are William Light, Mem-
Council as Junior Members are seated, Irving Kal-
ed Junior Member of the Supreme
phis 71 and Grand Councillor for District 7; Grand
ON CAMPUS
er. Past Grand Aleph Godol Joe Borenstein and
Advisory Council. In a close bat-
Aleph Godol Irving Kaler: George Stein, Woon-
(standing) Saul Dizenfeld, alumnus of Aliquippa
tle for the second posti as Junior
socket, 147, Grand Councillor for District 1 and
125 and past District 3 Aleph Godol. (3) Sam Be-
Member of the S. A. C., Saul Diz-
Grand Aleph Mazkir: Simon Wexler, Portland 65,
ber is shown with Grand Aleph Godol Irving Kaler
enfeld of Aliquippa chapter 125
Camp Manatoc, O. In accord-
Grand Councillor for District 4. Standing are -
and past Grand Aleph Godol Joe Borenstein. (4)
and past Aleph Godol of District
ance with the recommendation of
man Goldberg, Lorain 267. Grand Councillor for
Grand Aleph Godol Kaler is snapped in action
3. defeated Paul Goodwin of the
the Executive Director an effort
District 2; Herman Fleischer, Haym Salomon 379,
during the National Debate Finals.
George A. Kohut chapter 330 and
will be made to hold next year's
past Aleph Godol of District 1.
national A. Z. A. convention on
a university campus in keeping
"REARMAMENT WILL
Shrolly Goodman
After many a heated battle, and
AZA TO ENLIST
after many ballots were cast, the
with the new trend of many oth-
eight Grand Councillors were
er progressive organizations. No
NOT SOLVE U. S. JOB
Resigns from
RURAL AND SMALL
elected.
definite site was selected for the
George Stein of Woonsocket
campĆ¼s convention but an effort
S. A. C.
147 was selected Grand Council-
will be made to obtain a suitable
site in either the Central South
PROBLEM"-SPENCER
Camp Mantoc. O. - At the an-
TOWN YOUTH
lor for District 1 and was then
(See "Irv Kaler" Page 8)
or the West Coast.
nual meeting of the SAC, Sam Be-
If a suitable college campus
ber. regretfully announced the
cannot be obtained than an effort
Camp Manatoc - "America's
resignation of Mr. F. Goodman
Camp Manatoc, O. - One of the
will be made to obtain a camp.
new defense program W i-11 not
of San Antonio, Texas as a mem-
most far-reaching innovations in
BOB FELLER PAYS
New Conventon Plan
solve our unemployment prob-
ber at large of the Supreme Ad-
the membership policy of the A.
The recommendation of the
lem," said Lyle M. Spencer, Amer-
visory Council.
Z. A. was taken at the Annual
Executive Director was approved,
ica's No. 1 job expert, in address-
Mr. Goodman, who had been
SAC on recommendation of the
AZA CAMP VISIT
(See "Conclave" Page 8)
ing the A. Z. A. camp-convention
affectonately known as "Shrolly"
Executive Director. The new plan
on the evening of June 30.
to thousands of Alephs since the
calls for the establishment of an
Convention
"Re-armament will not directly
very inception of A. z. A., was one
individual membership in A. Z. A.
Camp Manatoc - Bob Feller,
absorb more than about a million
of the five men that met in Oma-
similar to the Lone Star Scout of
baseball's ace twirler, and Soup
Minutes Sent
of the jobless," he stated. "Per-
ha on May 3, 1924, to install the
the Boy Scouts of America which
Campbell, Cleveland's center
haps another million or two will
first chapter, and draw up the
will permit any young man be-
fielder. added a pleasant surprise
to Advisors
find work as a result of the stim-
tween the ages of 15 and 21 in a
to the camp program when they
first constiution and by-laws of
ulation business will receive from
both motored out to the camp
the Supreme Advisory Council. At
community too small to support
Washington, D. C. Within
the huge expenditures that
that time, he was elected as grand
an A. Z. A. chapter, to join the
convention and participated in
the camp program.
the next two weeks, AZA Head-
contemplated. But economists
secretary of A. Z. A. and served
A. Z. A. as a member at large.
The alephs threw a barrage' of
quarters will send to the chair-
agree that there is a hard core of
in that capacity until 1927 when
In order to join, the boy must
questions at both Feller and
man of each Advisory Board.
unemployment, a to
his work was taken over by Philip
be recommended by the local Rab-
Campbell. After answering many
two copies of the minutes of
about five millions. which will not
M. Klutznick who became the
bi or three local, adult Jews and
questions, the Cleveland star
the 17th annual convention at
be . reduced no matter what hap-
first executive secretary of the
parents, and must sign a member-
turned the battle over to his
Camp Manatoc. One copy is for
pens.'
fraternity.
ship pledge.
roommate, Soup Campbell. Feller.
use of the Advisory Board and
Compulsory military training he
Following the death of Harry
A special program is being de-
who proved he was as fast on the
the other for the chapter
regarded as an immediate neces-
Lapidus in 1931, Mr. Goodman
veloped to interest the members
platform as he is on the mound,
Chapters are urged during
sity, the imminence of which is
became the treasurer of the SAC
at large and will the
told of some of his experiences in
the summer months to hold a
almost certain. He did not believe
and served until 1939 when he
monthly program, The Shofar.
baseball and predicted that the
minature convention n with
it likely that the C... C. camps
was succeeded by Hyman Gold-
eligibility for individual national
New York Yankees would finish
Alephs giving brief resumes of
would be militarized, since most
stein of Washington, D. C.
awards, English Essay and He-
in second place, with Detroit bat-
convention report.
of the units are too small for that
F. Goodman was a resident
brew Letter-Writing Contests.
tling all the way, Cleveland, of
purpose. In the last war. he re-
of Omaha until 1938 when he
winter tournaments in debate and
course, would win the pennant
(See "Job Problem" Page 8)
moved to San Antonio.
(See 'Rural Youth' Page 8)
and the World Series.
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The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 1, July 16, 1940
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) chapters around the country. It includes information about chapters, officers, community service and philanthropy, events, and activities.