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The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 18, May 14, 1943
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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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05/14/1943
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Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
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Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
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The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 18, May 14, 1943
SHOFAR
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Start a
Hymie Epstein
Memorial
BUY
Pledge Class
SAVINGS
,BONDS
Official Organ A.3.A.-B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
VOL. XVIII
May 14, 1943
No. 18
ALEPHS URGED TO "KEEP FIT" THIS SUMMER
Aleph Acclaimed Chicago
Participation In Fitness
No. 1 Scrap Collector
STRONG
Program Okayed by S.A.C.
Walter Cohn Already Credited With 35
Tournaments to Stress Strong American
Tons; Proceeds Given to Relief Agencies
Youth for Victory; Bids Sent to Mazkirs
Chicago, Ill.-"How do you do,
Washington, D. :--Ever cog-
sir. I'm from Tilden Tech High
School collecting scrap for Uncle
A.Z.A. SPONSORS
BETHLEHEM AZA
nizant of the needs c: the young
men of the A. Z. A., the Supreme
Sam."
Advisory Coun-
With an introduction as plain
PLAY WRITING
HONOR ALUMNUS
cil went on rec-
ord at their
meeting held
CONTEST
LT. LEON SHANE
last February
as favoring the
AMERICA
continuation of
the Psysical
Washington, -C.-Announce-
FOR
Bethlehem, Pa.-To honor a
Fitness for Victory Program. The
ment was made of a National One-
former Aleph who gave his life
S. A. C. hopes that this Summer,
Act Playwriting Contest, which is
america
in the service of his country,
through the efforts of its numer-
being sponsored by the Women's
ous Chapters, the recreational
Supreme Council of B'nai B'rith,
program designed to build youth
the American Association for
morally and physically will be
Jewish Education, and the Aleph
continued on a much larger scale
Zadik Aleph. The contest has
than in the past so that A. Z. A.
been initiated to provide dramatic
will be fit and "Strong for Amer-
material for Jewish groups.
ica.'
Six prizes, which amount to
national
Because of the war and condi-
$350 in war bonds have been
A.Z.A
tions brought about by it, these
made available. The first prize is
tournaments are designed so that
a $150 war bond; the second is a
PHYSICAL FITNESS
all Chapters may participate with
$75 war bond: the third is a
a minimum of travel involved.
$50 war bond: in addition, there
FOR Victory
Tournaments should not last
are three honorable mention
more than one day and Chapters
prizes each of a $25 war bond.
TOURNAMENTS
should not be asked to travel
Walter Cohn
All prize-winning plays are to be-
more than one hundred and fifty
as that Walter Cohn, Aleph Godol
come the property of A. Z. A. Any
miles.
of the Jackson Park Aleph Club
other plays submitted in the con-
In view of this request the dis-
has gathered between thirty and
test may be purchased if deemed
trict and regional lines have been
thirty-five tons of scrap iron, steel,
worthy of publication. All plays
dropped for the Summer, allow-
copper, brass and bronz in the last
that become the property of A.
DISRAELI A. C.
ing Chapters in bordering cities
five months. It has also brought
Z. A. will be copyrighted and pub-
to participate in the same tour-
him the unofficial title of the sal-
lished, but will be available for
nament even though the may not
vaging champion of the Chicago
presentation by any club or group.
public high schools.
Plays submitted in the contest
INSTALLED IN
be in the same district or re-
Lt. Leon Shane
gion.
Walter, a nineteen year old Ger-
must deal with a Jewish topic.
Bethlehem Chap. 190 recently in-
Last week a tournament "bid"
man refugee who has been in the
The following subjects are sug-
United States only three years,
gested: 1. The Bible. 2. Jewish
TRENTON, N.J.
stalled the Lt. Leon Shane Pledge
was sent to every Chapter in care
Class. The installation was report-
of the Aleph Mazkir. Chapters
was recently elected Aleph Godol
history. 3. Jewish legends. 4. Jew-
ed in the April issue of THE
desiring to sponsor a tournament
of his Chapter after having been
ish literature. 5. Jewish heroes.
SHOFAR.
should fill out the "bid" and for-
Trenton, N. -This city's sec-
6. Jewish personalities. 7. Current
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore
a member only one year. He has
ward it immediately to the City
ond A. z. A. group was instituted
Shane, Leon, 25, entered the U.
the distinction also of having do-
events. 8. Palestine. 9. Refugees.
or District Director.
when the Disraeli Aleph Club
nated five pints of blood to the
10. Impact of the war on the Jews.
S. Army Air Corps early in 1942.
with 22 Charter members was in-
He was killed in a bomber crash
As physical fitness is he theme
Red Cross.
11. Contemporary Jewish prob-
ducted at ceremonies conducted
of the tournaments this Summer
Accepts All Scrap
lems. 12. Jewish holidays, such as
late that year.
by Lowell Adelson, District Three
Purim, Hanukah, Passover and
Shane, member of the Bethle-
the slogan. "Strong for America,"
Walter has developed a regular
A. Z. A. Director. 38 Alephs of the
will again prevail. Baseball,
Shabuot.
(Continued on Page 8.)
new group and Trenton Chap. 428
swimming, tennis, track and field
beat comprising stores, garages
Plays are to be one-act
in
and buildings which he and his
were given the First Degree by the
events and table tennis are rec-
length, and acting time is to be
crew visit weekly. They accept
crack team of the Trenton Chap-
Baltimore Alephs
commended as possible competitive
from thirty minutes to one hour.
activities. Added features such
everything from tin cans to auto-
ter.
Pitch in to Aid
mobiles.
(Continued on Page 8.)
as calisthenic drills and health
More than 100 Alephs and par-
Ar. or the scrapped autos
ents attended the festivities which
War Bond Sale
a physical fitness talks by
leading experts in those fields are
Walter has collected are a 1941
Abraham Fabian
were opened by Dr. Nathan Byer,
also urged.
model, practically new before its
President of the sponsoring
Alephs Grow
Baltimore, .-Saying that
owner wrecked it, and an expen-
B'nai B'rith Lodge.
This year, as in the past, Na-
the Alephs of Baltimore are
sive 1931 car. On his beat are two
Nathan Gordon, Godol-elect of
tional Headquarters will supply
Victory Garden
going into the sale of War
auto sales firms which contribute
the new group, was presented with
tournament awards, upon request
Bonds and Stamps
heavily to his collection of scrap.
a gavel by Trenton Chapter 428
of the City or District Director,
Paterson, N. J.-In co-oper-
with hammers and
for all tournaments held. The A.
The money received goes for the
and Mr. Dietz, Americanism Com-
ation with the government's
most part to the USO, Red Cross,
mittee Chairman of Trenton
WAR
nails is not just a
Z. A. SUMMER TOURNAMENT
program to relieve the food
WORK
figure of speech.
MANUEL will be sent to all
and the high school band. When
Lodge, presented an American flag
shortage, Alephs of
These Alephs are
Chapters sponsoring a tourna-
his first auto, already ten years
and standard to the Aleph Club.
Abraham M. Fabian
setting up their own Bond
ment.
old, broke down a few months ago
It was announced during the
WAR
Chap. 497 are grow-
Booth with hammers and nails.
This summer National Head-
from the strain of hauling junk,
WORK
meeting that the two Trenton A.
ing a Victory Gar-
Under the direction of ad-
quarters would like every Chap-
it. too, was dumped into the scrap
Z. A. units have already begun
den.
visor Al Landay the Alephs will
ter to participate in at least one
pile.
a joint city-wide Victory Book
All members of the Chapter
build and man the War Bond
tournament. That means that ac=
Walter and his three assistants
Campaign. Advisors of the new
will take turns in the work of
Booth in downtown Baltimore.
tive regions may sponsor two; for
chipped in $22 to buy gasoline for
group include Mr. Louis Altman
this venture. The food will
Aleph Alvin Wolpoff of the Sol-
instance, one in early July and
the initial drive. Since then it has
be distributed to needy people
and Mr. Lewis Schifreen, father of
omon Mendles Aleph Club is in
the other around Labor Day.
paid for itself.
A. Z. A. Alumnis Edward and Har-
in the city of Paterson,
charge of the project.
The following tournament plana
(Continued on Page 2.)
old Schifreen.
(Continued on Page 3.)
SPONSOR A TOURNAMENT
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The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 18, May 14, 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.