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The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 3, September 1945
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:
09/00/1945
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Young Men (BBYM)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 3, September 1945
BBYO HAS VOICE
AT CONFERENCE
OF WORLD YOUTH
the
SHOFAR
B'nai B'rith Youth Organi-
zation will be represented at a
conference of world youth in Lon-
don, England.
Official Publication of AZA and BBYM of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
The conference, set for Oct. 31
to Nov. 9, has been called by the
World Youth Council, consisting
Send address changes to The Shofar
of representatives of 46 countries.
22ND YEAR
SEPTEMBER, 1945-TISHRI, 5706
1746 M St., N. W. Washington 6, D. a
A U. S. arrangements commit-
tee has been set up in order to
make arrangements for the selec-
tion and sponsorship of 25 dele-
gates which have been allocated
to the United States. The B'nai
B'rith Youth Organization is par-
ticipating as a member of the U.
BBYO HOLDS BOOK CONTEST
arrangements committee through
Julius Bisno, National Director of
Boys' Work and Administrative
Secretary of the B'nai B'rith Youth
Commission.
IN CALLING the London confer-
CONG. SAM WEISS
NATIONAL BOOK REVIEW CONTEST
ence. the World Youth Council
has stated: "The struggle together
BRINGS GREETINGS
has given us common experiences
OPEN TO ALL BBYO MEMBERS
of danger, arduous toil, good fel-
lowship and a deeper understand-
TO PARIS CHAPTER
ing of life. It has taught us the
need to oppose actively and in com-
C
CELEBRATING Jewish Book
Month in November, the
So Sorry!
mon accord, the forces of evil and
DARIS, France Congressman
BBYO announces its first annual
to strive together for the common
Samuel A. Weiss, national
book review contest.
UE to the critical shortage
good. Out of these experiences
chairman of AZA's advisory board,
BBYO literary medals will be
of materials for AZA's na-
and stern lessons we believe that
met with Aleph Godol Joe Degen
awarded to the prize-winners in
tional awards, the manufactur-
young people everywhere can draw
and several members of Paris AZA.
each of the four divisions of
er states that there will be a
inspiration from meeting together
T/5 William Katz was also
BBYO: AZA, BBYM, BBG and
delay in the delivery of awards.
to exchange ideas, hear each oth-
present.
BBYW.
All chapters and individuals
ers opinions, and so to plan the
Weiss flew in with the U. S.
Each of the chapters from
who were recommended for
part that the younger generation
Congressional delegation
which the winners come will re-
awards by the national award
must play in the future coopera-
Stockholm and the representatives
ceive a $25 shelf of books to
committee will receive them at
tion of the world family of na-
of Paris chapter were waiting for
start a chapter or BBYO library
the earliest possible moment.
tions.'
him at the American embassy.
in their community.
'The conference will meet
Weiss brought greetings from the
against a background of titanic
BBYO in North America.
The Rules Are Simple:
tasks and responsibilities towards
Weiss is arranging with the
1. All entries must be submitted to the
JULIUS BISNO
the future," said Julius Bisno, "It
American embassy to co-operate
district BBYO office by Oct. 19, 1945.
is a future that young people have
2. Entries must be typed, double-spaced
with the Paris chapter in obtain-
Pic. Henry Levine
on 81/2 X 11 inch paper and submitted in
been in the forefront to defend
ing their permit for meetings in
triplicate
and they have earned the right to
the conducting of the AZA pro-
3. Book reviews must be signed with a
VISITS W. COAST;
determine. Young people must
gram in Paris.
Henry Got a Jap
nom-de-plume. The entry should be
accompanied with a sealed envelope
discuss and determine the contri-
In Time for V-J Day
which contains the name, address and
bution they will make in banish-
chapter of the contestant on the inside
and the nom-de-plume on the outside.
REPORTS GAINS
ing the terror of war from the
Chapter Services
4. Reviews may be written about any
world and opening to all people,
Oil City, Pa.-An alumnus of
books of Jewish interest.
irresponsive of race, color and
Honor Dead Marine
Oil City Chap. 358 captured a
5. Contestants may submit as many en-
creed, a secure and creative fu-
Japanese company commander
tries as they wish.
6. The judges' decision will be final
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Substan-
somewhere on Northern Luzon ac-
tial progress in the organi-
ture. Young people of all nations
Newport News. -Synagogue
cording to word received by his
The Awards Are Worthwhile:
zation of BBYO on the west coast
must be able, in the world to-
services were held in memory of
wards which we are all striving
parents here. The soldier is Pfc.
1. A. Literary Award Key will be awarded
was announced by Julius Bisno,
Marine Pvt. William Binder by
to enjoy and develop the freedom
Henry Levine who sent his par-
to the winner in AZA.
administrative secretary of the
members of his chapter, Newport
for which they have struggled,
ents a picture of the commander
2. A. Literary Award Key will be awarded
to the winner in BBG.
B'nai B'rith Youth Commission,
News 426. Binder was killed dur-
without fear of repression from
and some Jap money that he had
3. A Literary Award Key will be awarded
following a trip to District 4.
ing the invasion of Iwo Jima, ten
taken from his prisoner's wallet.
to the winner in BBYW
In San Francisco, he met with
without or from within.'
months after he went into service.
4. A Literary Award Key will be awarded
THE U. S. arrangements com-
Levine holds the Purple Heart.
to the winner in BBYM.
the B'nai B'rith lodges and wom-
Binder's two brothers, both alephs
5. shelf of books. valued at $25. will
en's auxiliaries and laid the
mittee has determined upon
in the chapter here, are also in
D. A. IS CHAPTER GUEST
be awarded to each prize winner's
groundwork for a BBYO commit-
seven categories of youth which
service.
chapter.
have been meeting together a
Santa Monica, Calif.- guest
6. Winning book reviews will be pub-
tee for the San Francisco metro-
lished in The Shofar and The Menorah.
which have been assigned dele-
at services held by Santa Monica
politan area.
DISCUSS ANTI SEMITISM
gates. Those are:
Chap. 53 was Edward Cooper, as-
WORD has been received from
In Los Angeles, a BBYO com-
Kansas City, [0.-Sponsored by
sistant district attorney of Los
Rabbi Philip Goodman, ex-
mittee for the metropolitan area
Christian youth groups-5 delegates.
the cultural committee of Heart of
Angeles County. Cooper, one of
ecutive secretary of the Jewish
was organized with Moe Kudler as
Community youth serving agencies-
5
delegates.
America Chap. 347, a discussion
the outstanding Jews in the com-
Book Council of America, stat-
chairman. Kudler is vice-president
Labor farm and youth in co-opera-
was held on anti-Semitism and the
munity, spoke on what the Jew
ing that winning reviews of the
of Los Angeles B'nai B'rith Com-
tive-4
delegates.
best means to be used in combat-
Jewish Youth- delegates.
may do in order to destroy anti-
BBYO National Book Review
munity Council.
Student youth- delegates.
ting it.
Semitism.
Contest will be published in the
DISNO was principal speaker at
Negro youth-2 delegates.
Youth veterans- delegate.
magazine, "In Jewish Bookland.'
a mass meeting of B'nai B'rith
Two delegates will be elected at large.
REPORTER TURNS BEAUTY EXPERT
This national publication is
and BBYO units. attended by 700.
The Jewish youth groups have
edited by Dr. Mortimer J. Cohen
Two BBYW chapters and one
been meeting under the chairman-
who is extremely interested in
BBYM chapter were installed. Ja-
Sweetheart of Paris AZA
the book review contest. Dr.
ship of Meyer Bass of the Jew-
cob J. Lieberman, Los Angeles,
ish Welfare Board. The Jewish
Cohen will publish the winning
vice-chairman of the Youth Com-
Youth Organizations which are
reviews in full or in part depend-
mission, was chairman. Max Baer,
cooperating besides the B'nai
B'rith Youth Organization are:
Unanimous Choice of Katz
ing upon length or upon whether
national director of B'nai B'rith's
or not the books have been prev-
Vocation Service Bureau, spoke
Junior Hadassah, Youth Di-
iously reviewed in this national
on post-war employment problems.
vision of ORT, Habonim, National
By T 15 BILL KATZ
publication.
Also present were: Paul Dubin,
Council of Young Israel, Jewish
Shofar War Correspondent in France
regional AZA godol: Moe Kudler.
Welfare Board, Young Peoples
chairman BBYC of Southern Cal-
DARIS-Evyline Degen, sister of
Toronto Council
League of United Synagogues, Na-
ifornia: Isabel Goldberg, presi-
Aleph Godol Joe Degen, has
tional Council of Jewish Juniors,
been named the first sweetheart of
Holds Field Day
dent of BBG district conference;
National Federation of Temple
Helen Sichel, district director
AZA in Paris- a committee
Youth, Masada, Young Judaea,
consisting of The Shofar corre-
Toronto-Hillerest Chap. 588,
girls' work; Clifford S. Brauer,
Hashomer Hadati, Hashomer Hat-
district director BBYO; Dr. Zip-
spondent and his brother. Here's
Toronto Chap. 103 and Aquilla
zair
perman, member. District 4 Grand
the story:
BBYM participated in a BBYO
The B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda-
Lodge general committee: Julius
tions have been co-operating with
It began a couple of weeks ago,
Council field day and boat excur-
the student youth. Separate com-
when Brother Dave, the youngest
sion. Advisor Sam Shapero's team
L. Samson, regional director boy's
work: Phil Finkel, advisor to
of the four Ketzelach, acting with
defeated Advisor Murray Pearl's
mittees have been at work on fi-
Roosevelt BBYM and member So.
typical Katzian shigass, hoofed it
team in a ball game.
nonees, on the co-operation of the
Calif. BBYC: Lt. Jack Spitzer,
agenda of the conference as it
from Austria to Paris, 800 miles
HOLD JOINT SOCIAL
past G. A. G., visitor; Aaron Gor-
applies to Jewish interests.
in all, to see me-his aging and
Hollywood-Alephs of General
don and Sam Levitan, members of
balding brother. He overcame a
Rose Aleph Club and Beverly Hills
Dist. 4 Grand Lodge general com-
few little obstacles like A. W. O. L
mittee.
Hands Across the
to see me. After all, what is a
Chap. 400 held a joint social with
In Los Angeles a conference
Border
little matter of A. W. O. L. be-
Culver City BBG.
was held with staff members.
tween brothers, especially when
ALEPHS GET SEND-OFF GIFTS
Clifford Brauer, District 4 direc-
we haven't seen each other for
Montreal - Fifteen' alephs of
Washington, D. C.-A sterling
tor, was appointed BBYO direc-
Reuben Brainin Chap. 459 spent
three years. Yep, to quote Tol-
silver identification bracelet is
tor for the Southern Region with
a week-end as guests of Macca-
stoi, "Es, iz gevenn a simcha".
Evyline Degen
presented to alephs of Capital
offices in Los Angeles. Jules Sam-
bee Chap. 354 in Burlington, Vt.
We had plenty to talk about with
City, Chap. 344 who enter service.
son was appointed assistant di-
The American hosts went all-out
AZA "schmussing" eventually get-
cial. After all, the chapter had
rector of boys work for the South-
ting top priority.
its difficulties, among them stag-
HOLD BEACH PARTY
ern Region.
to plan a program of athletics,
NATURALLY with AZA as the
ing a big social, the logical place
social and cultural events. Ad-
Brooklyn - A Coney Island
On a 15-minute BBYO program
main subject, we had to have
to make a selection. But who needs
visor Moe Weisberg was in charge
beach party was held by Brook-
over KFWB, Los Angeles, Bisno
a proper setting, namely a visit
socials, or places? We have her
of the visitors and Advisor Rut-
lyn Heights Chap. 551 and Uriah
was principal speaker. The pro-
to the Degen's. After the usual in-
right here. Genugg gezogt. Dis-
stein took charge of his Burling-
P. Levy BBG.
gram was a dramatized broadcast
trict 3 had two representatives
ton hosts.
troduction, Joe Degen's pretty 15-
of the work of BBYO by a number
year-old sister happened to walk
who were mildly qualified to
of alephs and B'nai B'rith girls.
in the room. My brother, Dave not
make a choice. So, we done "dood
En route, Bisno met with the
Welcome Home,
only a good infantryman, but an
it.'
BBYO committee and chapter
acknowledged judge of pretty
We took the responsibility of
Herbie!
leaders in Denver, Colo.
women gives me a nudge and
selecting her. Other alephs nod-
Deadline for next
shouts, "Gib a kuck, dortin."
ded their assent. What is more,
issue: Oct. 1. 1945.
Akron, Ohio Pfc. Herbert
Imagine, me knowing Evyline for
Lowell Adelson, a guy who should
HOLD SUMMER SOCIALS
Don't say we didn't
Rosenberg, 22, who was missing
almost nine months and not hav-
know, came into a Paris a few
warn ya
Rockaway Beach, N. Y.-Dur-
in action for several months, has
ing sachel enough to think what
days iater, and when Evyline was
Ye Ed.
ing the summer, Rockaway Park
been welcomed home by Portage
Dave started thinking the first
mentioned, he loudly seconded
Chap. 417 and the Bethelites,
Trail Chap. 114. Herb, attached
time he fixes his orbits on her.
the motion. That's the desision,
both youth clubs of Temple Beth-
to the 95th Infantry, turned up
We had a little huddle. Didn't
and we stick to it. Her picture
El, sponsored a series of four
in a German prison camp.
know whether it would be offi-
will bear out our judgment.
socials.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 3, September 1945
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.