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The Shofar, Vol. XVII, No. 19, June 12, 1942
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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.
Date/Date Range:
06/12/1942
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. XVII, No. 19, June 12, 1942
SHOFAR
HAS YOUR
DELEGATE
Been Chosen
for the
Chicago
BUY
Convention?
UNITED
STATES
SAVINGS
BONDS
AND STAMPS
Official Organ A.3.A.-B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
VOL. XVII
JUNE 12, 1942
No. 20
Chicago Ready For AZA July 1-3
ORATORY AND
STAGE SET FOR
DEBATE FINALS
FIRST AZA WAR
IN CHICAGO
TIME MEETING
Chicago, Ill One of the fea-
tures of the A. Z. A. War Serv-
Government Experts to
ice Convention to be held here
Lead Discussions on
July 1-3, will be the national fi-
A. z. A.'s War Effort
nals of the oratory and debate
tournaments. The winners in the
Chicago, III.-All that remains
seven district tournaments will be
the contestants.
is for Grand Aleph Godol Bill
The subject of the oratorical
Suckle to bang the gavel to set
contest this year is "America: A
into motion the most important
Symphony of People." The sub-
A. Z. A. convention in the history
ject deals with the contributions
of the Order. When the dele-
and activities of the various
gates of chapters and Aleph Clubs
groups that have migrated to this
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS TO SPEAK AT CHICAGO
Pictured above is the panel
from every part of the United
country and helped to make it the
of government experts
States and Canada assemble in
outstanding representative of
from Washington who will participate in the "war service discussion" on the opening day of the Na-
the flag bedecked main ballroom
democratic living that it is today.
tional A. Z. A. War Service Convention at the Congress hotel in Chicago, July 1-3. From left to
of the Congress hotel on the
The following will be the par-
right are: Mark A. McCloskey, Director of Recreation of the Office of Defense Health and Welfare
morning of July 1, they will face
ticipants in the oratory finals:
Services: Hannah G. Kaiser, head of the Youth Section of the War Bonds and Stamps Staff of the
the most difficult program sched-
District One, Gordon Stulberg of
U. S. Treasury; Wilbur Schramm, in charge of Education and College Groups of the Office of Civil-
ule ever assigned to a body of
Toronto 103: District Two, Jerry
ian Defense, and Herbert L. Gutterson, Chief of the General Salvage Section of the War Production
A. Z. A. representatives. With
Mansbach of Ft. Wayne 291; Dis-
Board.
all frills and horseplay-eliminated
trict Three, Sidney Rosenblum of
for the duration, during the fol-
the Fabian Aleph Club: District
lowing 56 hours they will grind
Four, Joe Hassan of Portland 65:
through an agenda that in pre-
District Five, Teddy Levitas of
ATTENTION 18 AND 19 YEAR. OLD
vious years required a full week's
Gate City 357: District Six, Bob
work.
Pickus of Julius Rosenwald 378;
When the plan of the 19th na-
District Seven, Adolph Grishman
of Moses Goldberg 450.
CONVENTION DELEGATES!
tional A. Z. A. convention was
announced as one exclusively de-
The judges in this contest in-
voted to "war service" there were
clude Mrs. Bess Sondel, instructor
in speech at the University of Chi-
You are required to register for Selective Service
those who said that members of
on June 30th. However, because many delegates will be
the Order would not travel to a
cago and a popular lecturer in
distant point without the custo-
speech and the practical applica-
en route to the National A. Z. A. War Service Conven-
mary inducement of dances, ban-
tions of speech to successful liv-
tion in Chicago on that date, special arrangements have
quets, luncheon, etc. But the con-
ing, and Max Kroloff. past Grand
been made with officials of the Illinois Selective Service
tention of the SAC was correct
Aleph Godol of the A. Z. A. and
that the A. Z. A. leaders in each
winner of the first A. Z. A. ora-
to register you in Chicago during the A. Z. A. Conven-
community knew the realities of
tory contest in 1925.
tion. Your registration blank will be forwarded to your
war, that these leaders are sick
The subject for the debate is:
local draft board.
of "soft, sweet talk and easy
"Resolved, that provision should
be made in the public schools of
work," that they will travel any
distance, make any sacrifice that
the United States, by whatever
will result in enabling the 500
means necessary, for released time
for religious education." The
chapters and the 12,500 Alephs
of A. Z. A. to make the maximum
three judges are: Joseph M. Wep-
man, A. Z. A. alumnus and direc-
Program
contribution in winning the war
on the home front.
tor of the speech clinics at the
University of Chicago and the
U.' Sending Experts
Michael Reese hospital; Albert
NAT'L. WAR SERVICE CONVENTION
The appreciation of government
Lepawsky, lecturer in political
RED CROSS SPEAKER
departments for the fine co-oper-
science at the University of Chi-
ation received to date from A.
cago and director of the Univer-
Above is pictured Royal Clyde
Congress Hotel, Chicago, Ill.
Z. A. was demonstrated by their
sity's Institute of Public Service:
Agne of St. Louis, Mo., who
JULY 1, 2, 3, 1942
assigning top experts to attend
and Dr. James M. Yard, mid-west
will represent the National
the Chicago convention in order
secretary of the National Confer-
Headquarters of the American
to help the delegates plan for the
Tuesday, June 30
ence of Christians and Jews.
Red Cross at the National A.
next 12 months. The special
The participants of the debate
Z. A. War Service Convention
7:00-10:00 P. M.-Registration.
"war service panel' in which the
finals will be as follows: District
in Chicago, III., July 1-3.
government experts will partici-
One, Norman Schneider and Law-
Wednesday, July 1
pate is outlined elsewhere on this
rence Spruch of the Rambam
8:00-10:00 A. M.-Registration.
page.
Aleph Club of Brooklyn; District
GOLDSMITH NAMED
The significance and tempo of
(See "Finals" on Page 8.)
10:00-Noon-Inspirational Address by
the three-day conference will be
NEW E.O.C. DEPUTY
Philip M. Klutznick
(See "Chicago" on Page 8.)
Newport News Holds
President of the Supreme Advisory Council of A. Z. A.
and Past Grand Aleph Godol
Potomac Hears Rabbi
Symposium For
Washington, D. C.-Philip M.
Klutznick, President of the S. A.
Grand Aleph Godol's Message
Chaim Williamowsky
B'nai B'rith
C., announced today the appoint-
William V. Suckle
ment of David Goldsmith, 730
On Founder's Day
Lilley Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, as
Introduction of
Newport News, Va. At the
acting national deputy for West-
*
ern Ohio and Kentucky Region of
Sam Beber
Washington, D. C.-On Sunday,
regular meeting of the Newport
News B'nai B'rith Lodge No.
District 2. to serve for the dura-
May 17, Potomac Chapter 407
Founder of A. Z. A. and other dignitaries
tion during the absence of hte
held its third annual Parents' and
1315, the Symposium "What We
regular deputy, Harry Goldstein
Committee assignments
Founder's day program. Main
Are Fighting For" was presented
of Columbus, who is entering the
speaker for the affair was Rabbi
by Newport News Chapter 426.
12:00-1:30 P. M.-Free time for lunch
armed services this month.
Chaim Williamowsky, an honor-
The speakers and their topics
Goldsmith is an alumnus of the
1:30-4:30 P. General assembly for Part I:
ary member of Potomac's advisory
were: Aleph Godol Julius Kurzer,
A., having maintained a con-
"The Political Background of the
"WAR SERVICE PANEL"
board. Rabbi Williamowsky spoke
tinuous interest in the order for
on Parent and Child Relationship.
War:" Aleph Mossie Delong,
*
almost fifteen years, and is thor-
Maurice Bisgyer
Milton Cohen, administrative
"The Economic Background of
oughly acquainted with all phases
the War;' Aleph Benjamin Fisch.
of A. endeavors.
Secretary of the Supreme Lodge of B'nai B'rith and
assistant of the Supreme Advisory
Council and newly elected advisor
"Immediate Origins of the War,"
The new deputy is active in lo-
member of the A. Z. A. Legion of Honor, who will
of the chapter, introduced the
and Aleph Gerald Gordon, "The
cal community enterprises, and
preside over the panel discussion.
main speaker. Cohen also present-
World We Want."
serves as the Chairman of the
Physical Fitness for Victory' led by
ed PAG pins to two past Aleph
As the main part of the pro-
Jewish National Fund Council of
Godols, Victor Silbert and Her-
gram, the chairman, Aleph S'gan
Columbus.
Mark A. McCloskey
bert Miskin, Filling out the pro-
Morton Cohn, introduced Aleph
The chapters under his juris-
National Director of Recreation in the Office of De-
gram were short talks by Advisor
Mazkir David Ruben, who spoke
diction are: Cincinnati 54, Dayton
fense Health and Welfare Services of the Federal
Myron Garfinkle, Leon Miskin,
on the A. Z. A, "Five Fold and
68, Louisville 107, Columbus 155,
the Aleph Godol of the Potomac
Full" program. Aleph Ruben
Toledo 183, Kentucky 404, Alfred
Security Agency, Washington, D. C.
Juniors, and Ben Williamowsky,
showed the local Ben Briths a
M. Cohen Aleph Club, and Heart
"Salvage for Victory" led by
Godol of 407.
few of the many activities New-
of Ohio Aleph Club.
Alephs of Stuart Levenson
port News 426 participated in un-
Harry Goldstein has served
Herbert L. Gutterson
Chapter 368 of Richmond, Va.,
der each phase of the "Five Fold
with distinction as A. Z. A. deputy
(See "Program" on Page 2.)
were guests of Potomac at this
and Full' program.
for a number of years,
affair.
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The Shofar, Vol. XVII, No. 19, June 12, 1942
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.