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The Shofar, Vol. XIX, No. 16, April 14, 1944
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:
04/14/1944
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. XIX, No. 16, April 14, 1944
SHOFAR
Price of
Tree Cer-
tificate for
Lapidus
Forest
$1.50-
Contributions
to Nat'l
BUY
Headquarters
UNITED
BONDS
Official Organ A.-B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
April 14, 1944
Nisan 21, 5704
Send All Address Changes to THE SHOFAR
1003 K St., N. W., Washington, 1, D. C.
Vol. XIX-No. 16
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AZATO MEET JULY 12-26
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To Honor Beber With 1,000 Trees
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY
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TO COMMEMORATE 20TH
B'nai B'rith Lodges Are
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ANNIVERSARY OF A.Z.A.
Asked to Give Scholar-
is
ships to AZA Leaders
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Trees to Be Planted in
Washington, D. C.-National AL
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A. Z. A. Lapidus Memorial
Z. A. headquarters today announced
n-
Forest in Palestine
that the 21st annual National A. Z. AL
Convention, combined with the first
Washington, D. C.-On April 3rd,
National A. Z. A. Summer Institute,
is
Sam Lichtenstein, national chairman
will be held on the campus of Indiana
of the Grand Aleph Godol's commit-
University, Bloomington, Ind., during
S.,
of
tee on the A. Z. A. Lapidus Memorial
the two weeks commencing Wednes
a.
Forest in Palestine announced a
day morning, July 12, and concluding
he
whirl-wind thirty day campaign to
Wednesday morning, July 26, 1944.
a
purchase 1,000 trees from the Jewish
The summer institute, which will
to
National Fund to be planted in the
consist of seminars and workshops
as
A. Z. A. forest in honor of Sam Beb-
during the first eleven days, will be
"
er on the occasion of the 20th anni-
devoted to leadership training for A4
versary of the founding of A. Z. A.
Z. A. and the general Jewish com-
en
o,
May 3, 1944.
munity. The last three days, com-
II
'The $64 question is," said Lich-
mencing Sunday morning, July 23g
tenstein, 'can our chapters act on
will be devoted to the convention ses=
y.
this fast enough to get their contribu-
sions, with special workshops for the
as
e
tions into national headquarters with-
planning of the A. Z. A. program dur<
in
in one month's time. I am confident
ing the coming year.
they can. I can think of no finer
Lodges Asked to Provide
tribute to Beber than for A. Z. A. to
Scholarships
plant in his honor 50 trees for each
From July 12 through July 26 the Union Building of
In order to help=defray the ex<
y
ON TO INDIANA
year of A. Z. A.'s existence."
Indiana University at Bloomington, Ind., pictured
a
penses for the Alephs attending the
a-
Lichtenstein reported that as of
above, will resound to the voices of 150 A. Z. A. chapter delegates and leaders
summer institute and convention, the
d
April 3rd, there was on hand $750.00
who will attend the National A. Z. A. Summer Training Institute and 21st
Supreme Advisory Council is request=
or enough to buy only 500 trees. An-
Convention sessions. The University Campus, wooded and rolling encom-
e
ing the cooperation of chapter ad-
passes two hundred acres of land and is known as one of the most beautiful
other $750.00 is required to purchase
visors in an effort to secure scholar-
Z.
le
1,000 trees.
in America. Chapters are urged to select their delegates now for this two
ships in the amount of $35.00 from
Recently over thirty-five chapters
week training course and convention as the number of registrants will be
the sponsoring B'nai B'rith lodge of
a
l--
purchased trees. Leon H. Rose chap-
limited to 150. Read the convention story for further details.
each chapter whose delegate is ac-
ter 519 of Camden sent in $46.50 for
cepted for the institute and conven<
-
el
31 trees. Memphis and Lorain A. Z. A.
tion.
d
each contributed $25.00. Several chap-
National Organization of B'nai B'rith
Dr. Blumenfield Heads Staff
ters as well as the A. Z. A. councils
The staff for the institute will be
of Chicago and Atlanta purchased
Girls to Be Created at Chi Conference
headed by Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield,
11
ten trees each at $15.00.
National Educational Consultant of
y
Lichtenstein announced that a
the A. Z. A. and Dean of the College
e
beautifully designed certificate suit-
Chicago, III.-A national organi-
FLASH!
of Jewish Studies of Chicago, and
able for framing will be presented to
will include all of the members of the
zation of B'nai B'rith Girls to serve
chapters and individuals who contrib-
A. Z. A. professional staff, consisting
as a feminine counterpart to the
ute to the campaign. These will also
Aleph Zadik Aleph, 3'nai B'rith's
SIMON ATLAS CHAP. 126
of those at national headquarters as
be issued to all recent contributors.
well as District and City Directors.
youth organization for teen age boys,
AND ALUMNI PLEDGE
Grand Aleph Godol Edward A. Grause
See "HONOR BEBER"
will be created at a meeting of na-
will preside over the convention ses-
Continued on Page Two
tional leaders of the B'nai B'rith
Women and regional leaders of the
100 TREES FOR FOREST
sions. In addition, the staff will in-
clude guest lecturers and specialists
B'nai B'rith Girls to be held Satur-
Washington, D. C.-As The
in music, dramatics, and arts and
Chicago Alephs Recruit
day evening, April 22nd, and all day
crafts.
Sunday, April 23rd, at the Stevens
Shofar went to press Simon Atlas
100 B'nai B'rith Members
Hotel, Chicago, according to an an-
Chapter 126 of this city, together
Facilities for 150 Alephs
Due to travel restrictions and the
nouncement by Mrs. Maurice Turner,
with its alumni association, were
limited facilities available on the Uni-
Chicago, president of the Women's
the first to respond to the campaign
Chicago, 1.-The Chicago A.
versity campus, attendance will be
Supreme Council of B'nai B'rith.
to plant 1,000 trees in the A. Z.A.-
Z. A. Council reported their suc-
cess in recruiting one hundred
A major project of the Women's
Lapidus Forest in Palestine in hon-
limited to 150 alephs. Facilities per-
mitting, there will be a small enroll-
Supreme Council of B'nai B'rith,
or of Sam Beber on the occasion
ment of A. Z. A. advisors.
members for the B'nai B'rith from
which is convening the meeting, the
of the 20th anniversary of the
Because of the limited number of
among the fathers, brothers, rela-
B'nai B'rith Girls now have a mem-
founding of A, Z.A., May 3, 1944.
tives and friends of the members
alephs who can be accommodated,
bership of over 12,000 organized in
A pledge of 100 trees costing
candidates for the institute will be se-
e
of A. Z. A. In reaching this num-
238 local chapters. Coordination of
$150 was made by Aleph Godol,
ber, the Council attained the goal
these local units into a national body
Melvin Garfinkel on behalf of the
lected from among those officially
I
elected convention delegates who reg-
they set at a meeting held in Sep-
S
was approved by the 1943 annual
chapter and Bert Abramson on be-
ister for the entire two weeks. In
tember, 1943.
meeting of the Women's Supreme
half of the alumni.
making the selection, preference will
,
The goal, one hundred mem-
Council and by the 1944 meeting of
The trees presented by the chap-
r
be given to those who first send in
bers, which was set by the Aleph
t
the National Executive Committee of
ter will memorialize Raymond
their registration blanks, accompanied
Godols of the Chicago A. Z. A.
1
B'nai B'rith. Establishment of a na-
Katz, an Aleph of the chapter, re-
by the registration fee.
chapters, was in commemoration
tional B'nai B'rith Girls organization
cently killed in action. The trees
:
In the event that 150 delegates do
of the one hundred years of serv-
will be followed later by the creation
presented by the alumni will be in
1
ice which the B'nai B'rith has ren-
not register for the two-week period,
of a B'nai B'rith Youth Commission
memory of Irving Tash, one of the
then non-delegates will be permitted
dered to the American way of life.
to govern the affairs of the B'nai
founders of the chapter and a
Every chapter, aleph, pledge and
former advisor who was the first
to register for the eleven days of the
advisor took part in this campaign.
See "B'NAT B'RITH GIRLS"
alumnus to pass away.
See "INDIANA"
Continued on Page Six
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The Shofar, Vol. XIX, No. 16, April 14, 1944
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.