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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 8, February 1946
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:
02/00/1946
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. 8, February 1946
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LET'S AID OUR
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BRETHREN
Professor
set out to
ro Genizah,
A Message From Our
ne hundred
Grand Aleph
the
SH
ealing with
t Hebrew
Godol
h signifies
By ARTHUR GILBERT
g place, in
FROM this moment on till the
Official Publication of AZA and BBYM of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
books and
end of Purim our Order is to
placed to
be engaged in the greatest social
from harm
service project of its history. For
FEBRUARY, 1946
Send address changes to The Shofar.
22ND YEAR
1746 M St. N. W., Washington 6, D.
arming.
we have joined
was found
with the BBG,
lagogue of
BBYM and
synagogue,
BBYW in a ma-
sand years
jor campaign
BBYO INITIATES
AZA CO-OPERATES
as Coptic
intended to aid
r the Mo-
our fellow-Jews
Egypt was
who are suffer-
IN CLOTHING DRIVE
gue. Ever
ing today in
remained
Europe. As we
SHALACH MONOS
ALL TYPES of clothing are
ossession of
know the spirit
urgently needed for the drive
invaluable
Arthur Gilbert of Purim dic-
being conducted by B'nai B'rith.
recovered
tates that we rise above our limi-
The co-operation of all AZA and
there are
tations in being kind and friendly
rtain parts
to our brethren and surely no
RELIEF PROJECT
BBYM chapters is requested, ac-
cording to Maurice Bisgyer, na-
Ecclesias-
other group is more deserving of
tional secretary of B'nai B'rith.
nich is now
our assistance than this remnant.
All clothing will be recondi-
ry of Cam-
Let us rise to the heights of their
ACCORDANCE with directives from the national
tioned, packed and sent to B'nai
ht on the
need. Let this project be a mem-
of Egyp-
orable one in the records of B'nai
executive committees, BBYO is planning an overseas
RABBINICAL COUNCIL
B'rith representatives abroad who
wry in the
B'rith youth activity.
relief project as "Shalach Monos" for Purim. BBYO chap-
REWARDS RELIGIOUS
will facilitate the distribution. A
warehouse has been secured in
As we also know, this month is
ters, which have been clamoring for a project to aid the
WORK OF GARY AZA
New York and B'nai B'rith's ad-
zahs were
marked by the observance of
tragic survivors of European Jewry, will welcome this
ient syna-
two major projects. First, there
GARY, Ind. The Chicago
visory committee on European
eran, Feo-
is Brotherhood Week; then there
important campaign, which will be conducted in co-opera-
Rabbinical Council award-
affairs has taken charge.
and in the
is
Jewish Music Week.
tion with the Joint Distribution Committee. The drive will
ed a banner to Gary 329 for its
AZA and BBYM chapters are
rague.
During Brotherhood Week we
Sunday morning minyanim.
aked to co-operate with the
begin at once and culminate during the week of Purim,
clothing drives of local lodges.
should join with other religious
The minyanim, now in their
March 17.
DE
and cultural youth groups in order
second year, will continue with
to express our common faith in
Shalach Monos, the traditional
the aid of their sponsor, Dr.
INTERFAITH SPORTS,
S the story
America. For in this country peo-
exchanging of gifts at Purim time,
Paul Bassin, under the leader-
en chased
ple of every cultural origin are
is an old custom in Jewish life.
ship of Rabbi Louis Milgrom,
HELD BY CHESTER AZA,
fuge in a
given the opportunity to live ac-
Like many of the Jewish tradi-
who has just been discharged
FURTHER UNDERSTANDING
the hunt-
cording to their cultural heritage.
tions, it is associated not only
from the armed forces.
stag looked
But what is more important, is
with the exchanging of gifts
CHESTER, Pa.-A new angle to
the tempt-
the fact that everyone in Amer-
among one's friends and family
shrubs. As
ica gains by the contribution of
but with helping the poor. Thus,
CHAPTER BUYS
sports has been developed by
Simon Wolf 111. The chapter
away the
such varied cultural groups. And.
the BBYO 1946 Shalach Monos
MEMORIAL TREES
sponsored a series of 10 games
w minutes
to be sure, we are glad that Amer-
project is in accordance with the
ection, the
finest of Jewish tradition.
The Bronx-Rayim 374 has pur-
with various Christian teams to
ica is the melting pot for peoples
had been
chased 12 trees for the Harry Lap-
foster a sense of sportsmanship
of all races, creeds and colors.
THE J. D. C. has embarked upon
'Is this the
idus Memorial Forest, Palestine, in
and understanding, and to break
We are happy that this country is
a vast campaign for the collec-
your life?"
not dominated by any one party
memory of Mr. Ischambaum, Mr.
down racial barriers between
tion of essential supplies to send
Christians and Jews.
ipping off
or group as were our enemies in
Nelson and Mrs. Engel, late par-
overseas. This is being called an
h, paid no
this last war.
ents of two alephs and Advisor
S. O. S. drive (Supplies for Over-
hat did it
JEWISH Music Week .gives us
Stuart Engel.
seas Survivors). Foodstuffs, cloth-
JEWISH BOOK LIBRARY
he teeth it
this opportunity to learn a little
ing, medicine, layettes and bed-
WE'RE WORKING FOR HER
HONORS N. Y. WAR DEAD
was now
about the Jewish cultural contri-
ding will be collected and distrib-
BROOKLYN BOYS AID
t. But the
bution that we can make to Amer-
uted to European Jewish surviv-
YORK-Ne York Re-
European children and youth
notice the
lea. How proud we could be if
IN ANTI-DEFAMATION
ors. The BBYO Shalach Monos
will be aided by BBYO's Purim
gional Council formed
a
The clump
we were only to recognize the
campaign will be conducted in
project for clothing, medical sup-
BROOKLYN-In the fight to end
BBYO Gold Star Library, avail-
nd it was
beauty and spirit of the Hebrew
able to all BBYO members in the
co-operation with the J. D. C.
d trapped.
plies and foodstuffs. Above is one
racial prejudice and un-Ameri-
song and dance. This knowledge
drive.
of the youngest victims. This lit-
canism, Rabbi N. Ebin 564 is dis-
New York Region, which contains
would not only give us joy and
books of information on Jewish
When the supplies have been
tle girl survived mass bombings
tributing posters and pamphlets
ESTY
happiness, but it may also add to
and the brutality of the Gestapo.
life in all its phases. The library
collected, they will be sent to the
condemning anti-Semitism. About
nce bought
the cultural wealth of our great
was named to honor the BBYO
J. D. C. Receiving Center, where
Her parents were sent to parts
2000 pamphlets have been dis-
Ishmaelite.
country. During the next few
war dead.
they will be examined and re-
unknown and she was thrown,
tributed, by door-to-door meth-
chase, the
weeks all our chapters should plan
packed, in accordance with gov-
helpless, upon the mercies of a
ods or as handouts at subway
ed pre-
cultural socials with the BBG or
ernment export regulations. Ac-
cruel world. Now she is safe at
stations. Each night different
CHOIR IS ORGANIZED
ut the ani-
other groups. The program could
consist Hebrew and He-
cordingly, it will not be necessary
last in a French home for Jewish
boys are assigned to this project.
children supported by the Joint
TO SING AT SERVICES
Lord, it
local head brew rabbi dances. of or I community am songs sure
for chapters to pack for overseas
that the
shipment. Cartons need not be of
Distribution Committee.
of them
MEMORIAL FUND HONORS
Orlando, Fla. Rev. Pinchos
center
uniform size or weight.
Shetach,
will be glad to help you in
Noble of Congregation Ohev Sha-
to me.
this project. And then you will
In order to bring true Purim
in time for Purim. At the con-
BURLINGTON WAR DEAD
lom is helping Orlando 442 to
d not the
begin to realize how grand it is
spirit into the gifts, chapters can
clusion of the drive chapters are
BURLINGTON, Vt.-A memorial
organize a choir to sing at serv-
returned
be Jew.
enclose greeting cards in the pack-
to report their contributions to
ices. The chapter plans to in-
age. These will be included in the
fund for Val Lapidow and Paul
lite.
the national office, so that a com-
clude youth groups of other de-
repacking by D. C.
Bloomberg, former members of
nominations in AZA Sabbath
ALEPHS COLLECT
prehensive record can be made of
Maccabee 354, who were killed in
FULL INSTRUCTIONS for car-
services to further brotherhood
RVICES
BBYO's participation in this cam-
service, is being collected. Macy
TON OF BOOKS
rying out the drive will be
and goodwill.
paign. A report sheet which will
w S. Zis-
Broide, Coleman Steirn and Mayer
sent to the aleph mazkin or secre-
enable chapters to report their
cted Sab-
Goldberg, veterans and former
rew Com-
PITTSBURGH, Pa.-Over a ton
tary of every chapter. Local
achievements in an organized
BBYM DISCUSS TRAINING
members, each contributed $10,
B. Feiga,
of books and magazines was
groups should organize carefully
fashion will be sent to every
while each chapter member was
Miami Beach, Fla.-A discus-
E Worces
collected Aleph by
Wendell L. Willkie
in order to carry out the project
BBYO chapter.
assessed $1.
sion on compulsory military train-
Club for veterans at Deshon
ing by the BBYM chapter here
r. Mem-
resulted in a heated debate and a
p. 52, ac
General the books hospital Hospital, Butler, As
Pa.
PHILADELPHIA ADOPTS
SGT. LOWELL ADELSON
visor, Mr.
will close in April,
vote of 20 for and 16 against.
and magazines will then be
WINS BRONZE STAR
sent to Leach Farm, a nearby
CHAPTER JOINS BBYM
170 JEWISH SURVIVORS
Bayreuth, Germany-Sgt. Low-
BOOKS
tuberculosis institute.
Toronto, Canada-The entire
ell Adelson, past grand aleph godol
original Aquilla AZA chapter be-
-Atlantic
of AZA, was awarded the Bronze
ed num-
HELP CLOTHING DRIVE
PHILADELPHIA-As a result of
came members of BBYM and a
Star for meritorious service in
Seattle, Wash.-In co-operation
a plea by Herman Wohlberg,
new Aquilla chapter was formed
interest to
France, Holland and Germany
with 24 members.
c Library.
with the B'nai B'rith lodge, Ever-
past aleph godol of Northeast 513,
from Sept. 1944 to May 1945.
green 350 has collected 1,500
who is now stationed in Amberg,
Adelson is now en route to the
ALEPH HEADS YOUTH HOUSE
pounds of clothing for Jews in
Germany, the Philadelphia Coun-
United States.
-ALEPH
Poland.
cil has inaugurated a "Displaced
Bronx - Walter Finkelstein,
Persons Project.
Sinai 596, was elected president
POINT
CHICAGO ALUMNI FORM
Under the plan, the Philadelphia
of the West Bronx B'nai B'rith
LUACH
B'NAI B'RITH LODGE
Youth House.
chapters have adopted 170 surviv-
CLASS
MS of
Feb. Relations Sunday.
ors of 30,000 Jews in Amberg
CHICAGO-Twenty-eight former
Feb. -Lincoln's birthday.
Each chapter has pledged itself to
AZA TFILLIM CLUB
ast aleph
Feb. 15 -Purim Katan
members of Deborah 263 have
Feb. Washington's birthday.
adopt four survivors, and North-
appointed
Military
Feb. 24-Mar. 3-Jewish Music
east chapter and Frankford 289
formed an AZA alumni lodge of
MEETS IN CHESTER
Week.
Mar Rosh Chodesh Adar
hope to adopt 30 persons each.
B'nai B'rith. All AZA alumni in
Point by
De Lacy
Sheni
The 170 displaced persons, whose
Chicago are eligible.
Chester, Pa.-Ten books have
been contributed to Ohev Sho-
Mar. Fast of Esther.
names and addresses have been
ow serv-
Mar Purim
Mar 3-National Wild Life
11 TONS SCRAP PAPER
lom Synagogue by Simon Wolf
forwarded here by Wohlberg, will
r Forces
111. The chapter religious com-
Restoration Week.
receive packages of clothing; food,
was at-
Mar. 18-Shushan Purim.
COLLECTED IN ONE DAY
mittee holds several classes a
Mar 18-23-Hobby Week
newspapers and letters from the
of Wash-
Apr. 2-Rosh Chodesh Nissan
AZA boys.
Denver, Colo.-Alephs of Alli-
week to teach alephs Hebrew
inducted.
Apr. 12-Death of Roosevelt.
ance 275 collected 11 tons of scrap
as well as Jewish. The Tfillim
Apr. 16-23-Passover.
Apr 19-Anniversary of Warsaw
paper in a one-day drive. Another
Club meets every Sunday
STOP PRESS-B'nai B'rith re-
Ghetto.
ceives war service citation from
drive is planned, with a goal of
morning.
Gen. Eisenhower in Washington.
HERMAN WOHLBERG
15 tons.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 8, February 1946
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.