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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 6, November 12, 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:
11/12/1940
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. 6, November 12, 1940
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VOL. XVI
NOVEMBER 12, 1940
No. 6
WILLIAM KAPLAN
KALER NAMES
Simon Atlas Gives $100 for Ambulance
ADVISOR SAM
NEW CHICAGO
NAT'L. LAPIDUS
SIMON ATLAS CHAPTER No. 126 OF
No
51
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH
WEISS ELECTED
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DIRECTOR
COMMITTEE
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TO CONGRESS
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one
DOLLARS
to
Chicago, -William Kaplan,
Atlanta, Ga.-Today Irving Ka-
Glassport, Pa. - Samuel A.
h
Advisor of Milwaukee Chapter 39
1er, Grand Aleph Godol, announc-
WASHINGTON DE
Weiss, Advisor of McKeesport
TRKSTOR
Chapter 94 and past president of
in
for the past five years, on Novem-
ed the appointment of the fol-
McKeesport B'nai B'rith Lodge
ge
ber 1st became the full-time A.
n-
Z. A. director for this city, suc-
lowing national committees for
Washington, D. C. - As THE
the chapter meeting, the Alephs
573; has been elected as a demo-
ceeding Al Jacobson who, in the
the Lapidus Memorial Fund out
had voted the emergency approp-
cratic representative of the 31st
SHOFAR was going to press,
past several years, has served on
e
of which moneys will be used this
Alephs of the local Simon Atlas
riation from chapter funds. Simon
Congressional District to the Unit-
a part-time basis as local di-
year to purchase an ambulance
Chapter 126 rushed into the edi-
Atlas chapter thus becomes the
ed States House of Representa-
rector.
largest contributor in the current
tives.
torial office and laid down a
n.
for the American Red Cross.
check for $100 for the special
campaign and maintains its repu-
t,
Members of the committees are
fund which A. Z. A. is raising to
tation as a national leader in A.
S.
as follows:
purchase am ambulance for the
Z. A. welfare work. Previously,
p=
National chairman, Jack Finkel-
American Red Cross, and which
in the Youth Aliyah campaign,
to
stein, 332 Cal-Wayne Bldg., Fort
thereafter will be sent to Great
the chapter led all A. Z. A. in the
Wayne, Ind. Mr. Finkelstein has
Britain. The evening before
at
amount of its contribution,
n-
been an alumnus of Lincoln, Neb.,
n
Chapter 32 and was the third
e
Grand Aleph Godol, having serv-
S-
ed in 1926-27
PUBLISH 1940-
New Vocational Books
y
i-
District 1 representative: Sid
Washington, D. C. Four
Hartnig, 1842 North St., Bridge-
port, Conn.
1941 As Z.A.
new books have been added to
the A. Z. A. Vocational Guid-
District 2 representative: Sam
ance Book Shelf. This Shelf
Goldman, 5842A Enright St., St.
is set up in memory of Stanley
Louis, Mo.
District 3 representative: Irv
DIRECTORY
Kirsch.
The books are as follows:
Rosner, 6138 Ridge Ave., Phila-
"Portrait Photography as a
delphia, Pa.
Career." by Juan C. Abel:
"Life Underwriting as a Pro-
District 4 representative: Irv
Washington, D. -This week
X-
fessional Career," by Thomas
Gartner, 5 E. Main St., Stockton,
A. Z. A. headquarters is sending
t-
B. Sweeney; "Your Career in
Calif.
to the Aleph Mazkir of every
C=
Business," by Walter Hoving,
District 5 representative: Sid-
chapter and aleph club a copy of
and "So You're Going to Col-
II
ney Goldstein, 90 Courtland,
the 1940-41 issue of the "A. z.
lege," by Clarenve E. Lovejoy.
e-
Asheville, N. C.
A: Directory," which contains the
10
District 6 representative: Shel-
names and addresses of all ma-
a.
William Kaplan
Sam Weiss
don Gensler, 1703 Morgan Ave.
jor A. Z. A. officials and the chap-
of
d
With the exception of Haves
No., Minneapolis, Minn.
ters under their jurisdiction. The
Zg A. LEADER"
Advisor Weiss, who in his
of New York City, Mr. Kaplan is
District 7 representative:
directory is broken down into the
younger days was All-American
the only full-time city director in
Charles Moskowitz, 315 W. Gray
various regions and districts of
st
the entire organization, and has
Ave., Houston, Texas.
GOING TO PRESS;
quarterback, has been intensively
the Order. The addresses of each
interested in A. Z. A. and will cer-
a-
been employed jointly by the
chapter under their jurisdiction
tainly continue that interest in
a
B'nai B'rith Council of Chicago
521 Alephs Enrolled
is not given. However, the Su-
preme Advisory Council is now
WANT ARTICLES
his move to the nation's capital,
a-
and by funds provided by District
Not long ago, he wrote to Ju-
e
During October
periodically sending to all aleph
Grand Lodge No. 6.
lius Bisno, executive secretary of
t-
clubs, chapters, and officials the
Washingtno, D. The editors
hte A. Z. A.: "I am definitely
Chicago today has the largest
latest names and addresses of
number of A. Z. A. members of
Washington, D. C.-It was an-
of the "A. Z. A. Leader" are now
sold on the desire to enlarge A.
Aleph Mazkirs.
nounced at national headquarters
at work compiling the next issue
Z. A. activities and the need for a
any community in the country
Additional copies of the direc-
The city has been built up during
today that 521 new men entered
which will soon go to press. The
greater appropriation to carry on
tory are available to chapters and
the past several years through the
the ranks of A. Z. A. during the
"Leader" is a new publication
the desired activities. If most of
alpeh clubs upon request.
work of a number of competent
month of October. This brings the
which made its appearance in Oc-
the B'nai B'rith lodges would
advisors and alumni headed by
total of the Order's membership
tober and serves as a medium
carry on the A. Z. A. programs,
Al Jacobson, prominent local in-
up to 10.751. This is the highest
mark that the Order has reached
Jerry Safur Wants
for the exchange of ideas between
they would leave little to be done.
surance man who in relinquish-
Advisors. Deputies, Field Secre-
"We should lay proper ground-
ing his duties, will devote himself
in its entire history.
To Hear from You
taries, City Directors other
work and foundations for the
Jewish youth of today so that by
entirely to his business, although
St. Joseph, Mo. Chapter 17
adult leaders of the A. Z.A. These
he will continue as deputy for the
initiated a class of 20 members
individuals are respecfully invit-
their religious, community serv-
entire state of Illinois.
during the month, while St. Louis
ed to submit contributions for
ice. social, cultural and athletic
Mr. Kaplan, who is 30 years of
Chapter 28, winner of second
the next issue.
leaders, they may become the
age, is married and has a lovely
place in the Best Chapter Con-
It is not necessary that an
Jewish leaders of tomorrow.
daughter, Judith Ann. He comes
test last year, added 17 men to
elaborate article be prepared. Ad-
Please feel free to call upon
to A.Z.A. with a fine educational
its rolls. Tri-City Chapter 40 in-
visors and other A. Z. A. leaders
me at any time that I can be of
background. While a student at
creased its ranks with 12 new
may simply write a letter about
help in A. Z. A. activities in this
Medill High school in Chicago,
men.
some interesting experiences they
district as I certainly am in favor
where he graduated, he was ac-
During the month of October
have had in A. Z. A. or about
of this work.'
tive in all student activities, had
new chapters were installed in
some problem they faced and how
In the past, Advisor Weiss has
much debating experience, and
Pittston, Pa., Chicago, a n d Los
they met it. They can also pre-
been an ardent supporter of Ben
(See "William Kaplan' Page 8.)
Angeles.
sent some A, Z. A. problem and
Barkin, assistant executive direc-
invite other Advisers to suggest
tor. in his membership efforts in
solutions.
western Pennsylvania.
Next Cultural Program
On Jew as Soldier
Jerry Safur Continues
Jerry Safur
Gallant Fight for Life
Washington, D. -"Fighters
separate committee chairman.
Chicago, Ill. - During recent
for Freedom' is the featured Cul-
'Fighters for Freedom" is the
months correspondence from A.
tural program in the December
story of the participation of the
Z. A. members to Jerry Safur. A.
Washington, D. C.-Julius Bis-
mixed emotions. Will my first
issue of the "A. Z. A. Monthly
American Jews in the wars of the
Z. A.'s iron lung Aleph, has
no, executive director of A. Z.
glimpse of this boy show what
Guide" which was sent out to all
United States and contains sug-
A., is pleased to report that Jerry
I've heard so much about? Will
slackened almost entirely. For-
the Aleph Godols and Advisors
gestions for the following talks:
merly some chapters used to have
Safur is still fighting at Mount
he display courage and determina
last week. In addition to the one-
"Jews in the Revolutionary War,'
each aleph at every meeting send
Sinai hospital in Chicago. Bisno
tion, and show that ever-lasting
hour Cultural program, the issue
"American Jews in the War of
a card to Jerry to pep him up, but
urged that the Alephs of the Or-
smile?
contained special information for
1812 and Mexican War," "Jews
unfortunately, that has not con-
der should continue to write to
"I approached the desk and
the Scouting, Membership, Social,
in the War Between the States,"
tinued.
Jerry, because he is sincerely
asked to see Jerry. I told the
Community Service, Athletic and
"Jews in the Spanish American
The doctors feel that if Jerry is
thrilled when he receives letters
clerk that I was an A. Z. A. boy
Religious committees as well as a
and Philippine Wars' and "Amer-
to live. he has to want to and
from his A. Z. A. brethren,
and was immediately sent to the
listing of those chapters who cele-
ican Jews in the First World
they feel that his spirits and his
Herewith is published a letter
elevator. The elevator operator,
brate their anniversaries during
War."
will to live can be built up by A.
received from an Aleph of De-
as if by force of habit, stopped at
the month of December. Aleph
Z. A. members throughout the
broah 263, who visited Jerry re-
the second floor. He said, 'Two
The Cultural program is based
Godols have been instructed to
land.
cently:
doors to left. As I ap
take the December issue of the
on material furnished by Bernard
Write today and write regular-
"As I entered the Mt. Sinai hos-
proached Room 246, I feel a cold
Monthly Guide apart and distrib-
Postal, national publicity direc-
ly to Jerry Safur. Mt. Sinai Hos-
pital on the eve of Jerry Safur's
wave over me; I hesitate, I wonk
ute the various sections to each tor of B'nai B'rith.
pital, Chicago, Ill.
18th birthday, I was filled with
(See "Jerry Safur," Page 8.)
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The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 6, November 12, 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.