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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 2, August 20, 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:
08/20/1940
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 2, August 20, 1940
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VOL. XVI
AUGUST 20, 1940
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SEVEN NEW ADMINISTRATORS TAKE OFFICE
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AZA LEADERS
Off to District
CAPITAL CITY
Jerry Improving,
4 DISTRICTS
on,
AZA Camps
But Mail Falls Off
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en
WELCOMED BY
OPENS DRIVE
Omaha, Nebr. ...-According to
INVOLVED IN
Z.
the latest information Jerome
ing
Safur, A. Z. A.'s "Iron Lung
5)
Id-
FOR AMBULANCE
Aleph" has been able to stay
out of the lung for as much as
le-
LA GUARDIA
eight hours and has been con-
NEW SET-UP
py
he
Washington, D. C. - Capital
sistently out for periods of five
to six hours duration.
rd
City Chapter 344 gave the first
official chapter contribution to the
Headquarters has also been
Washington, D. C. This
and
advised that in recent weeks-
New York, N. Y Mayor Fio-
A. Z. A. Red Cross ambulance
month, seven major changes were
ak
mail from A. Z. A. members.
made in the administrative set-
Z
rello H. LaGuardia, New York
fund when it donated $34.00 to
that fund at the national office.
which previously flooded into
up of the fraternity which will
nd
City's dynamic leader, honored A.
Jerry's room, is now coming in
unquestionably result in the fin-
Z. A. when he spent forty minutes
This money, originally part of its
small driblets.
est supervision that has ever been
are
with Irving Kaler. new Grand
social service treasury, was imme-
diately drafted for Red Cross use
Alephs and advisors are en-
available to the chapters in the
ad-
Aleph Godol, Burton C. Weithorn,
ld
District Aleph Godol, and Hyman
when the chapter was informed
couraged to write to Jerry in
history of A. Z. A.
of the decision of the S. A. C.
care of Mount Sinai Hospital,
The most far-reaching changes
56,
H. Haves, New York Director.
Chicago, Illinois.
were made in District Number
taken at the recent camp conven-
er
The mayor enthused the visitors
Washington, D. C.-Julius Bis-
Two as the result of the efforts
tion.
his
with his inimitable style of dis-
no, left. and Ben Barkin, right,
S. A. C. member Nicholas M.
The chapter also had the pleas-
ng
cussing problems facing youth
S. A. C. Executives are leaving
DIST 1 CAMP
Brazy, wherein part-time city di-
ure of honoring its past advisor.
as
here in America. His honor was
rectors have been made available
for District Camps. Bisno will at-
Julius Atinsky, former Junior S.
70,
very optimistic about the future
for Cleveland, St. Louis, and Kan-
tend the District Five Camp at
A. C. member and now residing
er
and had faith that youth would
sas City, with a full-time travel-
Chimney Rock. N. C., and Barkin
in Milwaukee. When Julie was in
wn
make it a better world in which
will go up to Lakeville, Conn.,
Washington on his way to the
ing secretary
IIII
to live. He discussed vocational
camp, Capital City held a meeting
OPENS SEPT. G
Aaron Zuck-
for the third annual District One
guidance, interfaith work, the con-
Camp.
er, 22, who for-
at which they presented him with
scription bill in congress, and
an inscribed watch.
merly served as
youth's greater participation in
city director
Beber Announces
The chapter prpeared to organ-
democracy. In talking of the fu-
for Cleveland,
ize a Junior AZA group, and a
ture and the present social chang-
Executive Committee
committee has been formed to se-
es through which the world is go-
cure the needed members. Lou
AT LAKEVILLE
will now spend
his entire time
ing. the mayor felt sure human
Weiner is the aleph godol, with
visiting chap.
by
rights would be the victor. He
Omaha, Nebraska Sam Be-
Stanley Love aleph mazkir.
ters through-
urged the development of extra
ber today announced the follow-
out the Dis-
ing members of the Executive
By HOWARD GOLDSTEIN
al-
leisure activities as tomorrow's
triet. A mem-
r-
world will have shorter working
Committee who have been ap-
Scholarships Offered
Boston, Mass. A gala salute
ber of A. Z. A.
n-
hours for all.
proved by formal vote of the Su-
to the 1940-41 A. Z. A. season
since 1935.
Mayor LaGuardia congratulated
preme Advisory Council: Joseph
For National Farm
will be given by District 1 when
Zucker is a
d-
A. Z. A. upon its fine program and
Borenstein, Chicago, Junior:
School
alephs from all parts of the dis-
Zucker
past Aleph
as
wished it success. He was happy
S. A. C.: Nicholas Brazy, Fort
Mazkir of Cleveland Heights
8
Wayne, Indiana: Sidney Kus-
trict will converge on The Cedars
to hear of the work accomplished
Chapter 177. He was also active
a
and of the actions of the boys in
worm, Dayton, Ohio; and Philip
Country Club in the heart of the
in oratory and debate.
convention at Camp Manatoc.
M. Klutznick, Omaha, Nebraska.
Washington, D. C. Alephs
Berkshires for the third annual
Belove for K.
The permanent members of the
interested in a scholarship to the
65
camp convention of the district
Leonard Belove, 24. who has
Executive Committee, including
National Farm School at Dovle-
organization.
the distinction of winning more
Cushing Installs
Mr. Beber, are Henry Monsky of
town, Pennsylvania, are urged to
A. Z. A. awards and medals than
Omaha and Maurice Bisgyer,
communicate with the National A.
Pleasure-bound alephs will en-
as
New M-M Officers
Washington, D. €.. respectively
joy sports, nightly festival. con-
any member in history, will serve
Z. A. Headquarters, 1003 K St.,
of
genial friendships and meals which
as director of Kansas City A. Z.
the President and Secretary of
N. W., Washington, D. C.
ry
the Supreme Lodge of B'nai
Theer is still available a half-
have made a reputation for them-
A. A past Aleph Godol and Maz-
is-
By DONALD SQUIRES
B'rith. The next meeting of the
scholarship to the Farm school
selves among hungry alephs. Reg-
kir of Kansas City Chapter 2,
le-
Millis, Mass. - Harry Cushing,
as a result of an offer made last
istration for the function is $7.50
Executive Committee will proba-
eir
field secretary of District 1, was
bly be held in October in Chi-
year out of funds of the Richard
and includes meals from Friday
the speaker on Tuesday evening.
cago.
Klutznick Scholarship Fund.
evenin, September 6. through
m
July 23. at the installation of of-
At the recent S. A. C. meeting
Monday morning, September 9.
o)
ficers of the Medway-Millis Aleph
Win Double-Header
at Camp Manatoc a new appropri-
Harry Cushing, field secretary
in
Club at the local synagogue here.
ation for either one full scholar-
of District 1. is serving as camp
Th talk was followed by a ques-
By ED LEVINE
ship or two half scholarships for
director. Sol Cohen is his capable
p-
ir-
tion period which turned into
a
New Castle, Pa. New Castle
the National Farm School was
assistant as general convention
miniature "School of A. Z. A."
248 defeated Butler in a double-
chairman. Haves, New York
ng
made.
City director, will be in charge of
ed
George Stein, Grand Aleph Maz-
header baseball game recently.
The full scholarship amounts
kir of the Order and Grand Coun-
The scores were: 17-2 and 26-
athletics featuring the district
nd
to $150 for the first year and
13. Sheldon Slovonsky was elect-
finals in the series of regional
cillor for District 1. presented the
$100 each for the second and
71
guest- speaker. Julius Sherman,
ed Aleph Godol for the new term,
summer tournaments. A feature
third year. This covers tuition.
Aleph Godol of the Blackstone-
while Morton Love secured the
of the convention will be the pub-
ve
Room and board is furnished by
position of Aleph Mazkir.
lication of a camp newspaper. each
Narragansett Region, installed
the National Farm School.
morning.
31
Charles Nirember, Aleph Godol, to
le-
succeed Elihu Petnov.
Play B. B. Team
an
The September conclave of the
Los Angeles, Cal. Los Feliz
Lodge Gives $1000
en
B. N. R. C. will be held under the
Aleph Only Jew to
Aleph Club is sponsoring a ping-
auspices of the local chapter.
to New York AZA
pong tournament. from which
Attend Religious
five players will be chosen to
New York, N. Y. In recent
Youth Conference
Maccabee Alephs in
play the five best players of the
weeks. $1.250 has been contribut-
sponsoring B'nai B'rith Lodge.
ed for the development of AZA
Clean-up Campaign
By FRED BERMAN
in the metropolitan New York
ONE IN
area. $1.000 was recently contri-
New York. N. Y Murray
LEONARD BELOVE
buted by the Midtown B'nai
Blackman, Aleph Godol of He-
Burlington, Vt. Undaunted
nt
UH- UH NOW LET ME SEE
by the fact that `jobs were un-
B'rith Lodge, which is the larg-
brew Tabernacle Aleph Club, had
Leonard joined A. z. A. in 1933.
SHUCKS - IT WAS RIGHT ON THE
the distinction of being the only
He participated in several nation-
available during the summer
TIP OF MY TONGUE
est single contribution to AZA
Jewish boy attending the Blair
al oratory finals and finally won
er
months, two of the Maccabee
that has ever been made to date
c
conference of the Congregation of
the coveted award in 1937. That
354 alephs started a "We'll
by an individual Lodge. Last
Christian Young People's groups.
same year, he was honored by the
ed
clean your house, your baby
week, Hyman Haves, New York
The theme of the conference
Sam Beber award.
i-
and your lawn" service. This
Director, received an unanimous
it-
was the study of serious import-
Succeeding Aaron Zucker as
has received a great deal of
contribution of $250 given
ts.
ant prblems facing the youth of
Cleveland director will be Sidney
publicity in the local papers be-
through the efforts of Mr. Abra-
u
America today. There were many
(See "New Officers" Page 8)
cause of its novelty. The two
ham Melker and Lawrence White,
or
ideas brought up and elaborated
alephs are Seamon Goldberg
ol.
Secretary of District One.
upon relating to religion and de-
and Julius Cohen, both stu-
Rose Erie Godol
he
mocracy. Rabbi Ahron Opher of
dentts at the University of Ver-
iv=
mont.
Galt Trophy to Ages
the Hebrew Tabernacle Congrega-
By EUGENE LIPKIN
h,
tion and president of the Manhat-
More than 150 persons at-
tended the Maccabee Annual
tan-Washington Lodge of B'nai
Erie, Pa.-Erie Chapter chose
he
Ottawa, Ont.-Sam Ages, Aleph
er-
B'rith, was present and taught in
Seman Rose as its new Aleph Go-
Sweetheart Dance, at which
ho
DRY
JACK-POT
Sopher of the Moses Bilsky Chap-
Miss Shirley Traint was select-
the daily classes.
dol and Isadore Brown as its
sie
ter 166, was presented with the
On the lighter side of the con-
Aleph Mazkir during its elections
ed as sweetheart. A degree
FIDEMITY
Aleph John Galt Memorial Tro-
ference was a mock political con-
held recently. At the installation
team from Pittsfield, Mass..
phy as the best all-around aleph
which had given the second de-
THE ALEPH WHO IS so BUSY
vention with Murray in the role
banquet held later, Dr. Mitchell
ha
of the chapter. The presentation
of President Roosevelt. The clos-
Burdick of the sponsoring B'nai
gree to many Maccabee alephs
CLAMORING TO GET THE
far
was made at the closing dance
earlier in the day, were guests
FLOOR THAT HE CAN NEVER
ing days saw the passing of reso-
B'rith Lodge installed the offi-
F
REMEMBER WHAT HE WANTED
of the season which wound up
lutions for fall meetings and for
cers. Field Secretary Saul Dizen-
of the chapter at this affair.
th
TO SAY.
one of the most active seasons of
the organization of a full, real
feld was the guest of the chapter
the Ottawa chapter.
interfaith movement.
at this affair.
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The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 2, August 20, 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.