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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 5, October 29, 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:
10/29/1940
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. 5, October 29, 1940
The SHOFAR
Official Organ Aleph Zadik Aleph of B'nai B'rith
VOL. XVI
OCTOBER 29, 1940
No. 5
NATIONAL AZA
LEO CHERNE
National Leaders of B'nai B'rith Women
NAT'L. COUNCIL
TO SPEAK AT
SABBATH SET
OF B. BE WOMEN
NEW YORK RALLY
FOR NOV. 8TH
FOUNDED
New York, N. Y. 'Rally to A.
Z. A." is the cry for Sunday, No-
vember 3rd. At the Edison hotel,
Washington, D. C.-A new na-
Seven Arts room, 3:45 p. m., the
New York alephs will gather to
tional Jewish women's organiza-
Washington, D. -Early re-
rally to A. z. A. and listen to Leo
tion came into being last Tues-
ports indicate that national A. Z:
M. Cherne. Leo Cherne is the
day when representatives of the
A. Sabbath commencing Friday
outstanding alumnus of A. Z. A.
six Women's Grand lodges of
evening, November 8th, will be
who has built for himself the
B'nai B'rith, oldest and largest
the most observed Sabbath in the
twelve year history of this A. Z.
famous Research Institute of
national Jewish service and fra-
A. activity.
America As its executive direc-
ternal organization, concluding a
Some of the most prominent
tor, he is one of the most import-
two-day session at the Hay-Adams
orthodox, conservative and reform
ant young men in the country's
House, created the Women's Su-
business world. He is also the
preme Council, B'nai B'rith, as a
congregations throughout Ameri-
outstanding civilian authority on
national co-ordinating body for
ca have given local chapters per-
Mobilization day. He will speak
the Women's Grand Lodges and
mission to sponsor the "Youth
to the alephs on "M Day." In
through them for the more than
Service," with outstanding Rab-
A. Z. A., Leo won the National
400 senior and junior B'nai B'rith
bis and Cantors stepping aside
oratory title in 1930.
auxiliaries, which have over 40,-
for alephs, who will assume their
roles.
Besides the rally, the advisors
000 members in all parts of the
All alephs delivering original
will meet at the Edison at 1:30
country.
sermons are urged to send in
p. m. The godols and mazkirs
Washington, D. C.-Above are pictured the first officers of
Mrs. Lenore D. Underwood, of
copies to A. Z. A. headquarters
will meet at 2:30 p. m. These
the newly created Women's Supreme Council of B'nai B'rith,
San Francisco, a former president
for entrance in the "National A
meetings will outline plans of ac-
left to right, Mrs. Rae Morrison, Philadelphia, secretary; Mrs.
of Women's Grand Lodge No. 4,
Z. A. Best Sermon Contest" in
tion for the chapters and New
Frances Winer, Brighton, Mass., third vice-president; Mrs.
was elected president. Other of-
competition for the Sidney G.
York A. Z. A. All are urged to
Maurice Turner, Chicago, first vice-president; Mrs. Lenore D.
ficers chosen were: Mrs. Maurice
Kusworm award.
attend.
Underwood, San Francisco, president; Mrs. Pat Roth, St. Louis,
Turner. Chicago, past president
Fun and the gaiety of-an A. Z.
S
second vice-president, and Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger, Wash-
of Women's Grand Lodge No. 6.
A. rally will highlight the after-
Bisno Speaks at
ington, D. C., treasurer.
first vice-president; Mrs. Pat
noon's rally and it is the hope
Roth, St. Louis, past president of
of the New York director that all
Women's Grand Lodge No. 2.
Norfolk Banquet
the alephs will turn out en masse
A.
to honor Leo, learn about "M
NAME OF MONTHLY
Day,' and to "Rally to A. Z. A.'
AZA DIARY'
vice-president; Mrs. Frances Win-
er. Brighton, Mass.. president of
in
Women's Grand Lodge No. 1,
By HERB SCHREIBER
ery
PROGRAM CHANGED
third vice-president; Mrs. Rae
ter
Norfolk, Va. On Monday, Sep-
Morrison. Philadelphia, secretary,
sfu-
tember 23. Dr. Israel Brown 256
nity
and Old Dominion 370 presented
Paterson Joins in
a highly successful program be-
Inter-Faith Service
TO "GUIDE"
FOR 5701
of Women's Grand Lodge No. 3.
secretary, a-n d Mrs. Lawrence
hts
Koenigsberger, Washington, D.
fore fathers of members and the
e
C., president Women's Grand
local B'nai B'rith lodge. Harold
on
With Christian Youth
Washington, D. C.-In order to
eph
NOW READY
Lodge No. 4. treasurer.
Goldman was chairman of the af-
meet specifications for second
The officers were installed in a
fair.
class mailing privileges, the name
unique remote control exercises
The feature of the program was
By JOE RUBENSTEIN
when Henry Monsky, president of
an inspiring talk by Executive Di-
Paterson, N. J. On Friday
of "The A. Z. A. Monthly Pro-
B'nai B'rith, speaking to the wom-
ap-
rector Julius Bisno. Following
night, November 1. Paterson
gram" is being changed to "The
Washington, D. C.-On the oc-
en by g-distance telephone
in
the program a stag was held in
Chapter 133, will hold an inter-
A. Z. A. Monthly Guide." In all
casion of the New Year, the fra-
from Omaha. Neb., hailed the
ces.
honor of the distinguished visitor
faith youth service at the Barnett
other respects it will be identical.
ternity is this week offering for
establishment of the Women's
at-
from Washington.
Memorial Temple. The service
The December issue featuring
sale an experimental edition of
Supreme Council, B'nai B'rith, as
Zola
At a weenie roast held recently
will be attended by youth mem-
by Israel Brown 256 in honor of
bers of both the Jewish and Chris-
"Fighters for Freedom" will be
an "A. Z. A. Diary" for the year
"the most momentous event in
atu-
5701 (1940-41). Copies sell for
the 31-year history of the women
tion
Boy Scout Troop 13, Troop 29
tian faiths and will have as its
sent this week to Aleph Godols.
25c each and stamps, check or
of B'nai B'rith.
dek
presented a troop flag to Troop
keynote better relations and un-
The cultural symposium deals
money order should be sent to A.
In the preamble to the coun-
13. Both troops were organized
derstanding between the youth of
with the story of the participation
Z. A. headquarters, 1003 K street
cil's by-laws its general purposes
by the host chapter. Linwood
the two religions in the commu-
of Jews in the wars of the United
N. W., Washington, D. C. Only
(See "B. B. Women," Page 8.)
Gamsey of the chapter presided.
nity.
are
States.
a couple of hundred copies are
city
The main speakers of the eve-
available
Maccabee Alephs Plan
ning will be a rabbi and a preach-
Chairmen of the following com-
The diary is vest pocket size
So. Philly Aleph
Community-School Play
er who will speak for their re-
mittees are requested to obtain
ning
spective religions. J. Mortimer
their sections of the "Monthly
with a red leather cover with im-
ody
Rubenstein, Aleph Godol of the
Guide" from the Aleph Godol:
printing in gold leaf. It contains
Wins Scholarship
By BURTON GINSBURG
cultural. social. community-serv-
a daily calendar with space re-
Burlington, Vt.-Maccabee
Paterson chapter and of the
served for notations. There are
Award in Contest
ice. athletic, religious, vocational
Chapter 354 initiated five pledges
Northern New Jersey Regional
guidance, scouting, A. Z. A. anni-
also blank sections for notes and
oon
into the chapter at its last meet-
Council, will speak as representa-
versary day and membership.
addresses.
By MICKEY KAPLAN
be
ing, and plans have been made
tive of the Jewish youth of the
Philadelphia, Pa Mayor Rob-
day
for the fall and winter season. A
community The topic of his
ert E. Lamberton of Philadelphia
the
community skit, the proceeds of
speech will be, "How I Feel To-
Tacoma to Conduct
CYO Champs Defeat
recently announced the winners
be
which are to go towards the local
ward My Christian Neighbor.' A
sors
Talmud Torah. was given the
Regular Bible Class
Inwood in City Match
of his scholarships. Topping the
speaker representing the Chris-
list was Aleph Hyman Menduke of
for
final touches, and all is set for
tian youth of the city will speak
South Philadelphia Chapter 359.
oup.
presentation.
on a similar topic.
By JERRY SPELLMAN
Tacoma, Wash. The Tacoma
New York, N. Y. Inwood
Twice a year, these scholarships
The monthly program on "Jews
Since the members of the Pat-
A. Z. A. Chapter 336, in coopera-
Aleph club, New York City Soft-
are awarded to the 10 students
ni Review" was presented before
man
erson chapter will take part in
ball champs, bowed down into de-
scoring the highest points in a
the sponsoring B'nai B'rith lodge,
the conducting of the services,
tion with Rabbi B. I. Treiger, will
ling
with 15 Alephs participating. The
hold a series of Bible classes
feat on Sunday, October 13, when
gruelling written test. Compet
Her-
Red Cross blotter is almost com-
the chapter is combining
they lost in an inter-faith game to
ing are the honor students of the
through the winter
ned
pleted, and the results will soon
important parts of the A. Z. A.
Many alephs have expressed
the East Side Boys, City-wide In-
12 Philadelphia public high
best
be known
program. They are advantage-
termediate Catholic Youth Or-
schools. Aleph Manduke won the
the desire to enlarge their Jew-
ously mixing the Z. A. Sabbath
ish learning by having some type
ganization. champs. The game was
four-year University of Pennsyl=
Youngest Rabbi
with the new inter-faith policy of
of educational classes, and a thor-
decided in the first inning when
vania scholarship.
our fraternity. Replies received
de-
ough study of the Bible was sug-
the A. Z. A. boys sporting their
Aleph Dave Silver, chairman of
from the Catholic and Protestant
dra-
gested by the Rabbi.
new shirts (token of champion-
religious activities, announced the
Toronto, Ont. Rabbi Philip
youth groups of the city indicate
med.
Berger, a member of Toronto
He will conduct classes once a
ship), blew up in the excitement
starting of a new South Phila<
that the affair will have a large
play
B'nai B'rith, is the youngest rabbi
week at his home with all alephs
of the game. The score (well,
delphia chapter choir. The duties
non-Jewish attendance and will
will be to sing at Friday night
ting
in Toronto and
welcome. A complete study of
we won't print it).
be the greatest inter-faith affair
the
probably in all
the Bible will be taken up. It
This game was arranged
services held at the 508 Moore
ever held in the city.
ting,
Ontario. Berger,
will consist of reading, discussion
through the special efforts of Mr.
street synagogue. With Aleph Joe
sing
who will be 22
Already plans are being formu-
and interpretation.
Reginald T. Kennedy of the Na-
Saltzman, past singer in promi-
on
lated by the Paterson chapter to
tional Conference of Christians
nent Jewish theaters, as the nuc-
eve, is a former
follow this inter-faith service with
Achdus Celebrates
and Jews. Bernard O'Shea, youth
leus, the choir expects to do big
Aleph Godol of
the formation of a youth council
d to
14th Anniversary
leader of the C. Y. O., and
things this coming season.
Toronto A. Z. A.
in the community. Under the
Haves, A. Z. A. director,
South Philadelphia's new coach,
ship
and of the South-
initiative of the local chapter of
Vince Gambone, was greeted by
By ALVIN B. BROWN
um-
A. Z. A., the city is looking for-
20 young, healthy Alephs at the
ern Ontario
Two
Springfield, Mass. The 14th
Council of A. Z.
ward to a beginning of an era
Debate Book Out
first practice of the season. Five
their
anniversary of Achdus Chapter 27
letermen are back from last sea-
A. He is the son
of better understanding among
fall
was observed here on October 9
of Rabbi and
the youth of the city.
Washington, D. C.-The De-
son's second place team. Vince
in the Hotel Worthy with a num-
Mrs. M. Berger, of Toronto, and
Chairman of the cultural com-
bate Information Book for the
things South Philly will be the
ber of alumni in attendance at a
stag banquet.
contestants in the winter tour-
team to beat this year, because
a recent graduate of the Theologi-
mittee and to whom credit for the
ently
cal college in New York. Berger
affair must be given is Alep
Irving Cohen of the local B'nai
naments has been sent to all
of experience and the will to win.
The social committees of South
phan
has become actively interested in
Milton Aronoff. Assisting him in
B'rith, and at one time promi-
chapters in care of their Aleph
over
B'nai B'rith work, and recently
the work are Alephs Murray
nently identified with the local
Mazkirs. The members of the
Philadelphia and Ahavath chap<
A
conducted the services for Jewish
Goteiner, Abe Goodman, Sid
A. Z. A. was the guest speaker.
debating team should secure
ters have decided to hold their
first combined Hallowe'en barn
soon
troops in training at Camp Bor-
Bressler and Jess Sarver. Aleph
Movies were S hown after the
their copy and start preparing
apter
Joe Rubenstein will handle the
alumni gave the first degree to
NOW.
dance. The affair will be opened
den, Ont. under the sponsorship
only to members of the two re=
big.
of the Canadian Jewish Congress.
publicity for this affair.
a group of pledges.
spective chapters.
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The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 5, October 29, 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.