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The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 10, January 15, 1943
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:
01/15/1943
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
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The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 10, January 15, 1943
SHOFAR
Have Your
Charter
Sponsor a
'Youth at
War" Rally
February
BUY
19-28
UNITED
STATES
SAVINGS
BONDS
AND STAMPS
Official Organ 3.A.-B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
VOL. XVIII
JANUARY 15, 1943
No. 10
AZA URGED TO AID VICTORY BOOK DRIVE
A. C. Scheduled to Meet
Commendation Given AZA for Work
First Week in February
In 42 Drive; Support Again Asked
Applications for Awards and Permanent
Charters Must Be in Before January 31
Washington, D. C. - The five
1943 VICTORY BOOK CAMPAIGN
hundred Chapters and Aleph clubs
"Books for
Our
Armed
Forces
of A. Z. A. were this week called
SPONSORED
BY
AMERICAN
LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN
RED
CROSS
UNITED
SERVICE
ORGANIZATIONS
Empire State Building, New York
Meeting Set for
A.A. INTER-
upon to co-operate in the 1943
National Campaign Board Co Chairmen: Franklin Adams Edward L. Bernays Normar Cousins
Victory Book campaign, which
Advisory Committees
Belmana
Johnston
Feb 5 and in
opened on January 5 and will
continue for two months until
New York City
CHAPTER AWARD
March 5.
President
The campaign, sponsored by
Washington, D. Philip M.
the American Library association,
December 30, 1942
Klutznick, president, has an-
American Red Cross and United
nounced the calling of a full meet-
MEDAL CHANGED
Service Organizations, has com-
Mr. Julius Biono
Executive
leph
Zadik
Aleph
ing of the Supren.e Advisory
municated with National A. Z. A.
1003 Street NW
Council which will be held in New
Headquarters through Franklin
Washington, D.C.
Washington, D. I.-Because of
York City on February 5 and 6.
P. Adams, Edward L. Bernays
the limitation of certain materials,
Dear Mr. Bisno
While the agenda is naturally
and Norman Cousins, co-chairman
the L. G. Balfour Company of At-
We wish to congratulate and thank all the members of the Aleph
crowded one, the S. A. C. will
tleboro, Mass., the official jeweler
of the National Campaign board.
Zedik Aleph for their splendid cooperation in the 1942 Victory
consider applications for Perma-
of A. Z. A., has found it neces-
A. Z. A. was congratulated and
Book Campaign to collect millions of good books for our men in
nent Charters, Shield of David
sary, with the approval of the Su-
all of the members thanked "for
the armed forces,
Awards and 5. 10 and 15 Year
their splendid co-operation in the
The Book Drive, as you are aware, is sponsored jointly by the
preme Advisory Council, to change
Advisor Service Certificates. Ap-
the manufacturing construction of
1942 Victory Book campaign to
American Library Association, the American Red Cross and the
United
Service
Organizations,
As
requested
by
army
and
navy
Plication forms should be ordered
the Chapter Award Medal and the
collect millions of good books for
officers, the books collected by the America people will reach
once from your District or City
Inter-Chapter Award Medal illus-
our men in the armed forces."
our men in camps, naval bases ports of embarkation and USO
centers everywhere. They will furnish mental comfort and stimu-
Director, and the completed forms
trated on Page 121 of the 1942
The communication further
lation to many man who in lonely hours greets a good book as
returned to National A. Z. A.
edition of "Inside Information,"
stated: "Your organization has
he would precious friend.
Headquarters, 1003 K St., N. W.,
the A. Z. A, Member's Manual.
been an important factor in ac-
Your organization has been an important factor in accumulating
Washington, D. C.
Under the new arrangement, A.
cumulating the best possible
the best possible books for the men in the army, navy, coast
guard and the merchant marine service
The last full meeting of the
Z. A. Chapters and Aleph Clubs
books for the men in the army,
S. A. C. was held in Washington
will still have access to these med-
navy, coast guard and the mer-
Ye are certain that the work you have done to date in furthering
the aime of the Book Drive are appreciated by the men in the
on January 31-February 1, 1942.
al awards at no increase in prices,
chant marine service.'
service and wish to assure you again of our great appreciation
The Executive Committee met
and will at the same time receive
Salient Facts
of all your efforts to make the 1943 Victory Book Campaign an
July 1-3, 1942 in Chicago.
even greater success.
a slightly better grade of quality
The 1943 Victory Book Cam-
Any A. Z. A. member, advisor.
than heretofore.
paign has been designated by the
will you please thank all your members for their valuable coopera-
tion.
Chapter or Aleph Club may sub-
The gold-electro-plated medal is
Army and Navy as the official
mit for consideration matters to
stili available at 65c each.
agency for the collection of books
Very sincerely yours,
be
placed on the S, A. C. meet-
The silver-plated medal is no
to be distributed among the na-
The National Campaign Board
ing agenda.
longer available, but in place
tion's fighting men. Sponsoring
Grand Aleph Godol William
thereof the Chapters may order a
the drive to obtain "more and
Suckle, Cambridge, Mass.: Shel-
sterling silver medal at the old
better books" in 1943 are the
don Singer, Sioux City, Iowa; and
price of 60c.
American Library Association,
Howard Chapnick, New York City,
The bronze medal is no longer
the American Red Cross, and the
directly represent the chapters as
obtainable. However, the L. G.
United Service Organizations.
Cousins
junior S. A. C. members, having
Balfour Company has arranged to
In the 1942 Victory Book Cam-
been elected for one yar at the
supply a sterling silver base medal
paign, which began on January
the collection of millions of books
merchantman.
War Service Conference in Chi-
with a bronze rose finish which
12, 1942, and which ended on
for the armed services. The un-
Want Good Books
cago in July, 1942. They have full
simulate the color of bronze. This
November 5, quality and quantity
announced aim, of course, will be
voice and vote at the S. A. C.
wil be supplied at the old price
were stressed with the emphasis
to reach or exceed the quota of
As part of the attempt to stress
meeting.
of 60c.
upon the latter. The public re-
10 million books announced for
the importance of quality, no at-
sponded by contributing more than
the last campaign.
tempt will be made to use the
11 million books. Approximately
The basic strategy will be to
attic-cleaning psychology in stim-
Ebn Ezra AZA Stimulates
50 per cent of these, after sort-
present the new campaign in
ulating people to contribute. It
ing for condition and for sub-
terms of books each individual
is the feeling of the committee
ject matter, were considered suit-
can and is supposed to give to
that Americans are not anxious
Sale of $250,000 Bonds
able for distribution. The cam-
the individual soldier and sailor
to make insignificant sacrifices.
paign this year will also stress
rather than in terms of a
They are anxious to make sacri-
quality and quantity, with em-
staggering overall quota. The
fices, but they want to be sure
St. Louis Chapter Has Sweetheart Contest
phasis upon the former. Hence
purpose is to enable the indi-
that these sacrifices are worth-
no official quota will be publicly
vidual giver to identify himself
while. Hence, the final test will
With Bonds for Votes; 700 Attend Dance
announced for this year, except
with the reading needs of an in-
be stated as follows: "Any book
in
general terms looking towards
dividual soldier, sailor, marine or
you really want to keep is a good
St. Louis, Mo. Ebn Ezra Chap.
one to give.
187 sponsored the St. Louis Vic-
Another basic theme is that the
tory Sweetheart Prom, which
collection of these books is a na-
proved to be
tional effort in which every group
the most suc-
interest and interest group are
cessful affair
pulling toegther. Emphasis will
that had ever
be placed everywhere on the fact
been undertak-
that this is not a drive of the
en by a youth
Library alone, or the Red Cross
organization in
alone, or th USO alone It is a
city of St.
huge co-operative effort of every
Louis. This
element in our society, working
event. which
together to secure these books for
climaxed a
the armed forces
huge War Bond campaign with
General Purposes
the grand total reaching $250.-
000 saw 700 people dance to the
A valuable and conveniently
tune of Victory.
packaged projectile of morale is
a good book This book may deal
Twelve leading Jewish organiza-
with the war it may deal with
tions sor Ezra Chapter were candidate the by St. the Louis spon-
selected Ebn
the peace: it ma, range from
of A. Z. A. to
current affairs to history and
a for
Victory Sweetheart. The sweet-
biography; it may \entertain. in-
heart was to be determined by the
spire, illuminate it may provide
number of War Bonds bought
technical information to help a
through the organization and ac-
fellow get ahead in the Army or
credited to her name.
MORE MEN FOR AZA-
Sixteen pledges were installed into Harrisburg (Pa.)
Navy today in civilian life
The leading candidate was Miss
Chap. 128 during a meeting of the Harrisburg B'nai
tomorrow Put most importantly,
Betty Goldberg from the Theta
B'rith Lodge. District 3 Director, Lowell Adelson, was in charge of the installation ceremonies.
it is a book that is not dog-eared
Phi Sigma sorority, who sold
In the group above are, first row, left to right: Nathan B. Krim, President, of the Southeastern
or tattered it is not scrap. The
$82,500. The A. Z. A. Sweetheart
Council of B'nai B'rith: Samuel K. Clark, A. Z. A. Regional Deputy: Abraham Garner, President of
first function of a book is that
was presented to Miss Gold-
the Harrisburg A. Z. A. Chapter; Mrs. Adelson and Edward Friedman, President of Salem Lodge. Sec-
it be read Only books in first
berg by Miss Jerry Schucart, the
ond row: Herman Gordon, Leo Miller, Abe Rubin, Leonard Brenner, Paul Cohen, Irvin A. Mall, Joel
class physical condition can be
Sweetheart of last year.
H. Tapper, Advisor, Back row: Alvin Abrams, Juliight: Louis Ralvin, Bronx, Manhattan Field and
used.
Miniature flags of all the Unit-
Robert Prouser. Other pledges not pictured are E. Robert Ansel, Joe Toser. Richard Smith and
As a weapon in the war of
ations were given to all per-
Martin Sachs,
ideas, a book has a place to fill
attending the dance, symbol-
WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO "FILL IN THE RANKS?"
Start
a
"VICTORY PLEDGE CLASS
in this war Whether as a source
a
united Victory
NOW.'
See 'BOOK DRIVE, Page 4.
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The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 10, January 15, 1943
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.