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The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 18, May 9, 1941
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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.
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05/09/1941
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Active Leadership
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The Shofar (Publication)
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Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 18, May 9, 1941
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The SHOFAF
Official Organ Aleph Zadik Aleph of B'nai B'rith
VOL XVI
MAY 9, 1941
No. 18
NATIONAL PARENTS
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
THIS IS KERRVILLE
BELOVE MADE
& FOUNDER'S DAY
THIS WEEK-END
DIRECTOR FOR
Washington, D. C.- As The
Shofer goes to press, A. z. A.
DETROIT AZA
members by the thousands,
throughout the length and
breadth of the United States and
Detroit, Mich - Leonard Be-
Canada, are thinking up enticing
love, 25, alumnus of Kansas Gity
invitations for mothers and fa-
Chapter 2, has just been selected
thers to attend their program in
as full-time City Director for the
celebration of National A. Z, A.
A. Z. A. of Detroit. with offices
Parents' and Founder's Day to
at 416 Murphy Building,
be held this Sunday, May 11.
Belove, who has already moved
First conceived in 1928 as "A.
to Detroit with his wife, Rose,
Z. A. Mother's Day," three years
will bring to the city a wealth of
later the observance was changed
experience gained in A. Z. A, dur-
to "Parents' Day" in order to
ing the past decade.
honor both mothers and fathers
Leonard reached the high point
for their joint share in home
of his career in the fraternity as
building and child rearing.
an active member in 1937 when
At the Port Jervis Convention
he won the Sam Beber award as
in 1939, one additional feature
the ideal A. Z. A. member of that
was added, that of honoring Sam
year, and also won the National
Beber, A. Z. A. founder, who
Championship of the nation-wide
brought A. Z. A. into being on
oratorical finals.
May 3, 1924. The observance will
During the past year, Belove
be honored in various ways, from
has served as part-time A. Z. A.
modest chapter socials to all-day,
Director for Kansas City. He will
city-wide functions.
be succeeded there by Leo Le-
vine.
Topeka Aleph Club
This past week, Julius Bisno,
Executive Director of the frater-
Installed by Levin
nity, worked in Detroit with the
new Director, setting up the of-
Topeka, Kans. - The recently
fice. During that time, they were
re-organized Topeka Aleph club.
able to meet with not only all of
which will retain the number of
the A. Z. A. members of the city,
the old chapter, 106, was installed
but B'nai B'rith leaders as well,
here by Marvin Levin. regional
deputy for Missouri and Kansas.
"Hey, Skinny, Last One In's a Bum!'
The installation was held in con-
junction with the regular Topeka
Kerrville, Everyone is writing A. Z. A. Headquarters: "Is it going to be hot in Texas
B'nai B'rith Lodge initiation of
during the convention? Julius Bisno (who rated "zero" on his rain forecasts last year) is un-
new members
daunted in making his 1941 convention weather forecasts. To one and all he predicts- -without
+ Marvin was assisted in the in-
batting an eye-: "Sure, it's going to be hot in Texas!" But then he adds: "So what? It's gen-
stallation by Dave Lieberman, P
erally hot everywhere in July. Anyway A. A. fellows can take it. Why you know, people
in
A. G. of the old chapter, who was
Florida and California who really want a sun-tan always go to Texas for it."
primarily responsible for the or-
But on the other hand, Kerrville is the oasis of Texas. If it is cool anywhere in that section
ganization of the new group, Har-
of Texas at that e-Kerrville will be the spot. Located in "the hill country," it's considered
a
Lieberman, also a P. A. G. of
the old chapter. and Brother
resort by most Texans,
Louis Gleichenhaus, president of
Pictured above is the Guadalupe river bordering Schreiner Institute where the convention will
Topeka Lodge 698,
be held and where Sam Beber will sneak to when he is missing from sessions of the Supreme
Advisory Council's annual meeting.
Hillel to Give
Benjamin Frankel Memorial
ultimately to a career in Jewish
Fellowship Award
Award will be given for thee first
service. the $500 fellowship will
D. R. PROCLAIMS
time this June so that the winner
cover a year's study. Nomina-
for Jewish Training
may plan the continuation of his
tions. together with a complete
studies for the fall semester.
curriculum vitae and recommen-
CITIZENSHIP DAY
To be granted annually to
a
dations, should be forwarded to
Washington, D. .-Establish-
student in any American or Cana-
the national office of the B'nai
dian university who plans to go
B'rith Hillel Foundations, 605
SUNDAY, MAY 18
Leonard Belove
ment of American Jewry's first
fellowship to a graduate student
on with graduate studies leading
East Green street, Champaign, III
who expressed a warm endorse-
who intends to devote himself to
Washington, D. .-Last week,
ment of the choice, and made un-
Jewish service as a career was
A. Z. A. Headquarters sent a
qualified offers of assistance and
announced here by B'nai B'rith,
By the President of the United States of America
communication to all Chapters
cooperation.
as a memorial to the late Rabbi
and Aleph Clubs, in care of the
Max Chomsky, who served as
Benjamin M Frankel, who in
A Proclamation
Aleph Godol, with reference to
part-time Detroit Director for the
1923 founded at the University
the celebration of Citizenship
past ten months. recently re-
of Illinois the first B'nai B'rith
Day May 18, in conformance
signed.
Hillel Foundation. which
WHEREAS Public Resolution No. 67. approved May 3. 1940 (54 Stat. 178).
with the request contained in the
since grown to 55 units at as
provides, in part
proclamation of President Frank-
been called upon to appoint a
many colleges and universities as
That the third Sunday in May each year be and hereby is. set aside
lin D. Roosevelt, printed on page
committee to cooperate with the
one of the major activities em-
as
Citizenship
Day
and
that
the
President
of
the
United
States
hereby
2 of this issue.
Americanism Committee of its
braced in the B'nai B'rith Wider
authorized
and
requested
to
issue
annually
a
proclamation
setting
aside
Each year, two and one-half
Scope Appeal.
that
day
as
public
occasion
the
recognition,
have
attained
the
status
sponsoring lodge and to work
for
citizenship, and the day shall be designated as "I Am An American
million young men and women
with other local organizations so
Authorized by the last meeting
Day
reach voting age. Others acquire
that a representative group of
of the National Hillel Commission
That the civil and educational authorities of states. counties, cities
voting privileges through natur-
organizations will conduct prop-
and approved by the recent B'nai
and
towns be and they are hereby urged to make plans for the proper
alization. In order that there
er exercises under common aus-
B'rith convention in Chicago, the
observance of this day and for the full instruction of future citizens
in
their responsibilities and opportunities as citizens of the United States and
might be an impressive public
pices on May 18.
of the states and localities in which they resde
occasion for the induction of
these new voters into responsi-
TEXAS
NOW. THEREFORE, I FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT President of the
bilities which go with their new
United States of America do hereby designate Sunday May 18. 1941. as Am
status. hte third Sunday in May
An American Day and urge that this day be observed as public occasion
in recognition of our citizens who have attained their majority who have
of each year has been set aside
TEXAS
been naturalized within the past year And do call upon all Federal State
by national legislation sa Citizen-
and local officials and all patriotic, civil and educational organizations to join
This
in exercises calculated to impress upon all our citizens. both native-born and
ship Day ("I Am An American
naturalized, the special significance of citizenship n ths Naton.
Day." The Department of Jus-
This
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and caused the
tice. which has been charged
seal of the United States of America to be affixed
with the execution of the plan
set forth in the President's Proc-
DONE at the City of Washington this 27th day of March. in the year of
our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-one, and the Independence of the United
damation, has specifically request-
States of America the one hundred and sixty fifth.
ed the cooperation of B'nai B'rith
(SEAL)
and the A. Z. A.
FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT.
By the President
Maurice Bisgyer, Secretary of
18th
the B'nai B'rith, has already con-
National
SUMNER WELLES
tacted various B'nai B'rith lodges
Acting Secretary of State
throughout the country. A. Z. A.
National
Convention
VISIT
chapters and aleph clubs have
MEXICO
Convention
VISIT
Texas
AMEXICO
CONVENTION
Kerrville. Texas
JULY 12-18
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The Shofar, Vol. XVI, No. 18, May 9, 1941
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.