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The Shofar, Vol. XIX, No. 19, May 26, 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:
05/26/1944
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. XIX, No. 19, May 26, 1944
A.Z.A. SERVICE FLAG
SHOFAR
81
SUPREME SACRIFICE
BUY
4709
UNITED
STATES
SAVINGS
ACTIVE ALEPHS
BONDS
Official Organ A.-B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
May 26, 1944
Send All Address Changes to THE SHOFAR
Sivan 4, 5704
Vol. XIX-No. 19
1003 K St., N. W., Washington, 1, D. C.
AZA CHAPTERS URGED TO
CHAPTER PARTICIPATION
"BACK THE ATTACK"
IN 'FITNESS' TOURNEYS
DURING 5TH WAR LOAN
WILL BUILD STRONG AZA
Buy Bonds-Sell Bonds
Sponsor
Participate
Washington, D. C.-Every chap-
Washington, D. C.-By now every
ter and Aleph Club is being asked to
chapter and Aleph Club has received
participate in the 5th War Loan
a notice of the "Physical Fitness for
Bond Campaign which starts on June
15th. The United States Treasury
Victory Tournaments" that will be
sponsored by A. Z. A. chapters
Department has set its goal at six-
teen billion dollars, two billion more
throughout the summer months. All
than the 4th war loan campaign.
chapters are urged by the S. A. C. to
Every chapter should set a goal
participate in this national program
for a piece of fighting equipment for
AZA FOUNDER HONORED
Grand Aleph Godol Edward Grause
designed to build A. Z. A. members
Uncle Sam. During the 4th War
presented a check for $1500 to Sam
both physically fit and mentally alert
Loan campaign National A. Z. A. set
Beber, Founder of the A. Z. A., to plant 1,000 trees in the Lapidus Memorial
Because of the war and conditions
its goal at 100 pieces of fighting
Forest in Palestine on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Order. The
brought about by it, these tourna
equipment. Final results showed that
presentation was made on behalf of all A. Z. A. members at a celebration
ments are designed so that all chap
'A. Z. A. chapters and Aleph Clubs
sponsored by the New York A. Z. A. Region. Pictured above during the pres-
ters may participate with a minimum
throughout the United States pur-
entation are left to right, Philip M. Klutznick, President of the Supreme Ad-
of involved. Tournaments
visory Council, Sam Beber, Founder of the A. Z. A., and Edward Grause,
chased more than 200 pieces of equip-
should not last more than one day
ment through the sale of war bonds.
Grand Aleph Godol. The money collected was raised through contributions of
and chapters should not be asked to
Chapters or Aleph Clubs can still
A. Z. A. chapters to honor Sam Beber with 50 trees for each year of the ex-
travel more than one hundred and
istence of the Order. The final tabulation of chapter contributions in the
have a plaque bearing the chapter's
fifty miles.
one month drive to purchase 1,000 trees for the Lapidus Memorial Forest
name affixed to the piece of equip-
will appear in the June 9th issue of THE SHOFAR.
ment bought through the sale or pur-
chase of war bonds.
Certify Your Campaign
In order to get your chapter
Henry Monsky Re-elected to Serve
plaque on a piece of fighting equip-
ment, or on an Army plane, it is nec-
As Supreme Lodge President of BB
essary that your campaign be certi-
fied by the chairman of the State
Convention Adopts Youth Commission Plan
War Finance Committee. The name
and address of members of the
New York, N. .Y.-Henry Monsky,
State Finance Committees can be ob-
a member of the S. A. C.
STRONG FOR
Omaha attorney and welfare leader,
AMERICA
tained by contacting the local War
was re-elected president of B'nai
B. B. Youth Commission
Finance office of the Treasury De-
B'rith, the nation's oldest and largest
The Supreme Lodge also voted in
partment.
national Jewish service organization,
favor of merging the A. Z. A. and B.
In order to certify your campaign
at the close of its national war serv-
B. G. under the direction of a newly
"Strong for America"
it is necessary that the dollar goal
Tournament Seal
ice centennial convention at the Hotel
appointed body to be known as the
and the specific time in which the
New Yorker. This will be Mr. Mon-
B'nai B'rith Youth Commission. This
In view of this request the district
campaign is to be completed must be
sky's third three-year term.
Commission will be composed of mem-
and regional lines have been dropped
designated in advance.
bers representing the B'nai B'rith and
Although the 5th War Loan cam-
for the summer, allowing chapters in
B'nai B'rith Women.
paign commences June 15th, it is not
bordering cities to participate in the
The convention elected as the rep-
necessary that your own campaign
tournament even though they may
resentatives of the seven District
not be in the same district or region.
be conducted during these specific
Grand Lodges the following members
dates. However, National A. Z. A.
As physical fitness is the theme of
of B'nai B'rith Youth Commission:
Headquarters desires that every
the tournaments this summer, the
Wilfred Feiga, Worcester, Mass., Dis-
chapter and Aleph Club launch its
slogan "Strong for America" will
tric't 1; Judge A. B. Frey, St. Louis,
campaign for a specific piece of
again prevail. Baseball, swimming,
District 2; Ben Frank, Philadelphia,
equipment during the 5th War Loan
tennis, track and field events and ta-
District 3; Jacob J. Lieberman, Los
Drive.
ble tennis are recommended as pos-
Angeles, District 4; Hyman Goldstein,
A list of the pieces of equipment
sible competitive activities. Added
Washington, D. C., District 5; Philip
that can be purchased through the
features such as calisthenic drills and
M. Klutznick, Omaha, Neb., District
sale of bonds as well as the purchase
health and physical fitness talks by
6; and Dr. Louis Levy, Memphis,
price for each piece can be obtained
leading experts in those fields are
Tenn., District 7.
through your local or State War Fi-
also urged.
According to the Constitution
nance Committee.
New Awards
change for the Supreme Lodge the
B'nai B'rith Youth Commission shall
This year, as in the past, National
D. C.-BB MEN PROVIDE 4
consist of the following senior mem-
Headquarters will supply tournament
bers, who shall serve for a period of
awards. The Awards will be in the
three years; the President and Secre-
form of silk embroidered emblems.
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ALEPHS
Henry Monsky
tary of the Supreme Lodge of the Or-
They will be sent to Tournament
Re-elected vice-presidents were A.
der; the President and Secretary of
See "PHYSICAL FITNESS"
Washington, D. C.-Through the
B. Freyer, Shreveport, La., and Frank
the Women's Supreme Council; one
Continued on Page Two
efforts of Frank Paley, chairman of
Goldman, Lowell, Mass.; Harry K.
(1) member from each American and
the A. Z. A. Committee for the Argo
Wolff, San Francisco, Calif., was
Canadian District to be nominated by
B'nai B'rith Lodge, four members
chosen vice-president to succeed David
the representatives of the Supreme
Proceeds of Dance Go
will represent the Washington chap-
Blumberg of Los Angeles. Other mem-
Lodge from such District, and to be
ters at the National A. Z. A. Summer
bers of the national executive com-
elected at each Triennial Convention
Institute and 21st Annual Conven-
mittee, which governs B'nai B'rith
For War Relief Agencies
of the Supreme Lodge; one (1) mem-
tion at Bloomington, Indiana, July
between triennial conventions, elect-
ber from each American and Cana-
12-26.
ed were: Sidney G. Kusworm, Day-
dian Women's District Grand Lodge,
Los Angeles, Calif.-In a com-
Those contributing toward these
ton, Ohio; Judge Joseph L. Kun, Phil-
to be elected as may be prescribed by
plete report on the receipts of the
scholarships were Morris Gewirz, Ed-
adelphia; Sol Fass, Portsmouth, Va.;
the laws of such District. Said senior
Matzoh Ball Dance sponsored by
ward Ostrow, Nathan Lubar, Frank
and Benjamin Samuels, Chicago. The
members shall elect seven (7) addi-
Fidelity Chap. 264 the Alephs an-
Paley and Joseph Wilner. Both Ge-
Honorable Alfred M. Cohen was re-
tional members thereof. The senior
nounced that a total of $100.00, the
entire proceeds of the dance, were
wirz and Wilner are past presidents
elected honorary president of B'nai
members of the Commission SO elect-
being turned over to War Relief
of the Argo Lodge and District
B'rith.
ed and appointed are hereby author-
Agencies.
Grand Lodge No. 5, and have been
At a meeting of the executive
ized to elect, as additional members
Among the organizations receiv-
actively interested in the work of the
committee following the convention,
of the Commission, members from the
ing contributions from this fund
A. Gewirz recently established
Maurice Bisgyer, Washington, D. C.,
youth organizations from time to time
are American Red Cross, Jewish
a city wide A. Z. A. Basketball
was re-elected secretary and Sidney
in such numbers as may be determined
Award for the 4 chapters in Wash-
G. Kusworm, Dayton, Ohio, was re-
by such senior members of the Youth
Welfare Fund of Los Angeles, and
the B'nai B'rith War Service Fund.
ington.
elected treasurer. Kusworm is also
Commission'
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The Shofar, Vol. XIX, No. 19, May 26, 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.