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The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 20, June 11, 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:
06/11/1943
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. XVIII, No. 20, June 11, 1943
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90 DAY MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN OPENS JULY1
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B'nai B'rith Honors Herbach of
Seek 1500 New Alephs In
S. A. C. for 25 Years of Service
Honor of AZA War Heroes
Pittsburgh, Pa.-At the District
Godols to Appoint
Three B'nai B'rith Grand Lodge War
National AZA
Service Assembly, held in Pittsburgh
on May 23, Joseph Herbach was hon-
Committee
ored for his 25 years of service for
Washington, D. C.-Milton F. Co-
ce
hen, Administrative Assistant at na-
p
tional headquarters of the Supreme
es,
Advisory Council, has been appoint-
th
ed chairman of a National A. Z. A.
00
War Heroes Memorial Membership
g
Campaign which will be launched on
of
July 1 and will continue until Sep-
tember 30. The purpose of the cam-
paign is to recruit 1,500 new mem-
od
Ludwig Lewisohn, Mark
bers during the summer months in
he
PLAY WRITING CONTEST JUDGES
order to fill in the ranks with 14. 15
6,
Schweid, and Harry Sackler,
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from left to right above, are the National Board of Judges in the National
and 16-year-old Alephs, replacing old-
nd
One-Act Play Writing Contest sponsored by the Women's Supreme Council
er members entering the service.
of B'nai B'rith, the American Association for Jewish Education, and the
Last week the Aleph Godol of
ed
every chapter and Aleph Club re-
b-
Aleph Zadik Aleph, B'nai B'rith Youth Organization.
Dr. Lewisohn is a world-renowned novelist, critic and thinker. Among
ceived a request from national head-
his many books are "The Modern Drama," "The Drama and the Stage,
quarters asking that they appoint one
he
of the most reliable Alephs in their
art
"Adam: A Dramatic History."
chapter as a member of the National
his
Mark Schweid has been on the stage in Poland, Austria and the United
Membership Campair Committee.
the District as its Executive Secre-
States. He has also written and adapted over 50 plays. He has been radio
Service Through Sept. Necessary
re
tary. Herbach, or "Uncle Joe" as
program director of the Office of War Information and is present time Di-
Aleph Godols were instructed to
he is known to A. Z. A. men every-
rector of Educational Dramatics of the Jewish Education Committee in New
of
only appoint an Aleph on condi on
where, is also the oldest member of
York City.
a
that he agrees to serve continuously
the Supreme Advisory Council, and
Harry Sackler is a novelist and playwright. His plays have been pro-
be
throughout the campaign and that he
en-
a Charter member of the A. Z. A.
duced by the Yiddish Art Theatre and the famous Habimah of Palestine. His
Legion of Honor.
"Yiskor" was made into a film.
will co-operate to the fullest extent
Since 1912, when he joined the
The contest is open to everyone and terminates on October 1, 1943, at
with respect to promoting the cam-
n-
which time all entries must be in at the National A. Z. A. Headquarters, 1003
paign within his own group. No
in-
B'nai B'rith, "Uncle Joe" has been
an active and loyal supporter of B'nai
K Street, N. W., Washington 1, D.
Aleph is to serve as a member of the
National Campaign Committee who
B'rith. He came to the office of Dis-
anticipates entraree into the armed
trict Secretary in July, 1918. From
services prior to the closing date of
that time on his entire life was de-
the campaign
voted to B'nai B'rith and its Wider
Jewish Community
Haym Salomon AZA Wins
Aleph Godols have been requested
Scope Activities.
rt
Early in 1927 Herbach was ap-
Award for Service
Contest With "Story
to immediately forward to national
headquarters 1003 K Street. N. W.
pointed as a member of the S. A. C.,
the governing body of A. Z. A., be-
to Sioux City AZA
Of Hymie Epstein'
Washington 1. D. C., the name ad-
dress, city and state. chapter name
st
cause of his interest and efforts. It
and number of their representative
was Herbach who earlier that year
Sioux City, Ia.-Zenith Chap. 12
Dorchester, Mass. - Haym Salo-
or the National Campaign Commit-
Z.
organized Joshua 49, the first A. Z.
was given a distinctive honor recent-
mon Chap. 255 won first place hon-
tee. Upon receipt of this information
uth
A. Chapter in Philadelphia and Dis-
ors in the Annual Dramatic Club
ly by being acclaimed, "the most out-
the national campaign headanarters,
the
trict Three.
Night sponsored by the Hecht House
will forward a membership kit to-
in
Legion of Honor
standing" Jewish youth group in the
of Dorchester. The Alephs gave as
gether with instructions for conduct-
eek
community. The award, which is
their dramatic presentation, "One
In 1938, after 10 years of service
ing the local campaign.
ysi-
made annually at the "Youth Day
Swell Little Guy," the story of Hy-
to the A. Z. A., Herbach was award-
In the larger communities where
Coronation Ball," was presented to
ay,
mie Epstein, which was written by
ed the Legion of Honor Award and
there are more than one A, Z. A.
the
the Chapter which was selected as
Harold Franklin for the radio and
became a charter member of this A.
chapter, the various representativés
of
the highest ranking of the seventeen
which appeared in a recent issue of
Z. A. Honor Society. The award was
on the National Membership Cam-
Jewish youth groups in its contribu-
THE SHOFAR
made for his outstanding service to
paign Committee are requested to co-
tion of service.
Competing with ten other clubs
who
the A. Z. A. both in District Three
ordinate their efforts in developing
pre-
and nationally.
Also given distinction for their
before-an audience of three hundred
the local campaign.
artz,
In bestowing the honor upon him
work in the community was Aleph
young people, the Alephs received a
im-
Godol Irving Sherman who was
great ovation for their rendition of
crowned king of the ball. Two of
the saga of Hymie Epstein, A. Z. A.
Sec-
sion
Farm School Graduate
his senior attendants who were voted
alumnus of Sam Beber Chap. 100, of
as contributors to the community
Omaha, Neb.
ish-
Dies
Taking part in the A. Z. A. play
Leeds AZA Has
eon-
were Aleph Earl Pollock and Harold
Rosenthal.
were Alephs Lou Kaplan, Bob Sales-
pec-
Hospitality Committee
berg, Julian Snyder, Norman Levine,
Washington, D. C.-A report
Lenny Lapin and Ben Rosenthal.
For Alephs of A.E.F.
ent
was received at national headquar-
by
ters that Benjamin Goldpaint of
Leeds, England- The Pioneer
the
Philadelphia Chap. 425 and recent
Chapter 481 of Leeds, England,
the
graduate of the National Farm
at Pittsburgh, the District praised
has formed a hospitality Commit-
School passed away early this
Herbach for "25 years of glorious
tee to entertain all Alepha
month.
achievement." Herbach was not pres-
cted
stationed with the A. F. in Eng
Goldpaint, who was a leading
ent at the Pittsburgh assembly as he
THE CHAPTER
the
land.
member of the Philadelphia Chap-
was taken ill just before he had
THAT GETS THE
total
This Committee, headed by
ter, received high honors upon
planned to leave for Pittsburgh. How-
MOST PLEDGES
Aleph Godol Elkin Levy, invited
graduation and had just been ap-
ever, "Uncle Joe" heard part of the
TODAY THAT
all men of A. Z. A. stationed in
pointed as a member of the teach-
testimonial banquet in his honor by
WILL BE STRONGEST
England to visit the city of Leeds
ing staff of the National Farm
telephone. A direct line connected
TOMORROW!
Levy's address is 40 Grange Ave.,
School.
the banquet hall with his hospital
JACK SHAFTON FIDELITY
Leeds, England.
room,
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The Shofar, Vol. XVIII, No. 20, June 11, 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.