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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 9, March 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:
03/00/1946
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. 9, March 1946
JEWISH LIFE
FACES CRISIS
A Message From Our
Grand Aleph
the SHOFAR
Godol
By ARTHUR GILBERT
you know, I recently at-
Official Publication of AZA and BBYM of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
tended the American Jewish
Conference as a youth delegate,
and as a youth delegate, one ma-
22ND YEAR
MARCH, 1946
Send address changes to The Shofes
1746 M St. N. W., Washington 6, D. C.
jor impression
kept running
through my
mind. How
very much
NEW PROGRAM AIDS
there was that
we as youth
could do in
order to aid our
e
parents in
BEGIN IN THIS ISSUE
meeting the
2
present crisis in
Arthur Gilbert
Jewish life!
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f
First, all of us should immedi-
ately and energetically carry out
our Purim relief project. The
2-COLOR SECTION
V-
Jews in Europe are in very des-
perate straits. Every little bit we
of
do will aid greatly. Here is a
n
NOW TO APPEAR
field where our efforts are of great
at
importance.
-
b.
Second, all of us. if we have
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IN EVERY SHOFAR
so
not already bought trees in Pal-
ar
estine, should immediately do so.
to
Remember to send your money
BEGINNING with this issue
ce
and to order your trees through
of The Shofar, the BBYO
te
the Washington office. Every
Programming Aids will ap-
s,
tree that is purchased is a most
valuable contribution to the future
pear in a new, attractive
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success of our people in Palestine.
form. These suggestions will
d
To this date, our campaign had
be published in every edi-
made but little headway. AZA
tion of The Shofar on the
must not fail in this project!
double page center spread,
I
We should also become ac-
and continued on the next
n
quainted with the great cultural
page.
e
contributions that Palestinian
For the first time in Shofar his-
youth have made. We should
tory, two colors of ink will be
r
learn the Hebrew dances! We
used to make the aids as in-
0
should learn the Hebrew songs!
teresting as possible.
n
We can do all of these things if
The mimeographed releases,
y
we will exert only a little initia-
which have been mailed to chap-
g
tive in the arrangement of our
ters since October, have been dis-
y
programs.
continued. Instead the aids will
r
Finally, we should conduct cul-
be published in The Shofar, there-
tural meetings and discussions
BBYO'S "Shalach Monos" Drive Will Aid Helpless European Children
by putting program materials into
that will acquaint us with many
the hands of every member. Thus,
to
of the problems faced by the
Beneficiaries of BBYO's Purim
their homes bombed and
His chances of getting a suit, un-
national headquarters will be able
a-
American Jewish communities.
relief project will be little Euro-
destroyed. Others have moved
derwear and shoes depend upon
to give better service to its chap-
en
Not only should anti-semitism be
pean children like those pictured
from flooded areas. RIGHT: This
the degree of generosity displayed
ters.
oh
discussed, but also such problems
above, who are typical of thou-
youngster's arm was broken dur-
by American Jewry in support of
Clip and file the Programming
36,
as synagogue attendance and ob-
sands who are being aided by the
ing the time he was hidden by a
the S.O.S. Collection of Supplies.
Aids section for your chapter re-
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servance, and Hebrew education.
Joint Distribution Committee
farmer's family in France, He
Clothing, added to the S.O.S. ap-
source library, as those things
te
Surely, there are men in your
overseas today. LEFT: A little
never got proper treatment and
peal when the United Victory
which you are unable to use at
is.
community who are capable of
girl in Holland holds one of the
the arm healed improperly. Mal-
Clothing Drive officially ended on
present will prove useful in the
leading such discussions. Let us
new things she will soon be wear-
nutrition delays his recovery now,
Feb. 15, comes second only to
future.
d
use these resources to benefit our
ing. In her town, many hundreds
but at least there is cheer in his
food on the list of essential sup-
Turn to pages six and seven
of
ownselves as well as the future
are homeless and without clothes.
little heart and hope for better
plies needed to eke out the bare
now, see the new programming
life of American Jewry.
In some cases they have returned
things. Sketchily clothed, he has
minimum subsistence ration avail-
materials, and drop a line to the
from concentration camps to find
at least a warm cap and a coat.
able for Europe's displaced persons.
Editor with your comments and
other columns you will read
suggestions for improvement.
about the reports and resolu-
tions presented to the national
BBYO PURIM PROJECT
BAPTIST MINISTER
SPEAKS TO BBYO
1,000 PALESTINE TREES
executive committee. It would
be wise now were you fellows to
CONCLUDES MARCH 17
WILL BE WAR MEMORIAL
discuss the of these reso-
os ANGELES-More than 100
lutions Your executive your sense chapter body meetings. truly
BBYO boys and girls attended
TO CANADIAN AZA'S DEAD
in
was
THE Joint Distribution Com-
ing the week of Purim, March 17.
a
cultural meeting sponsored by
representative of all AZA. These
mittee, which is sponsoring the
Shalach monos, the traditional
Covenant 446, at which Rev. Da-
Montreal, Canada-In memory
boys. who came from every dis-
S.O.S. Collection of Supplies for
exchanging of gifts at Purim time,
vid Ewart, of West Adams Bap-
of alephs who died in service, the
trict, and who are your chosen
Overseas Survivors, with whom
tist Church, spoke on anti-Sem-
Laurentian Regional Association
is an old custom in Jewish life.
Like many of the Jewish tradi-
itism from its beginning to its
at its 12th annual convention de-
BBYO is co-operating in its
(Continued on Page 2)
shalach monos campaign, has an-
tions, it is associated not only with
present stage. The audience
cided to purchase 1,000 trees in
nounced that the drive has been
the exchanging of gifts among
participated in a discussion.
the Lapidus Memorial Forest. in
Palestine.
HAMILTON ALEPHS CREATE
broadened to include clothing. All
one's friends and family but with
POST-TALMUD TORAH
types of shoes and garments for
helping the poor. Thus, the BBYO
men, women and children are
AZA CHOIR SINGS
1946 shalach monos project is in
HEBREW STUDY GROUP
Chapter Donates Trophy,
urgently needed. Mrs. Nathan
accordance with the finest of
AT FRIDAY SERVICES
HAMILTON, Ontario Young
Strauss, chairman of the drive,
Jewish tradition.
Wins It-Gives It Up!
announced that J.D.C. had not
Chester, Pa.-An AZA choir,
Sons of Israel Chapter 589 is
appealed previously for clothing
THE J.D.C. has embarked upon
formed by Simon Wolf 111, sings
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Bar Koch-
sponsoring a Hebrew class for
in order to co-operate with the
a vast campaign for the collec-
at all Friday night services at
bian 335 won the Center Youth
alephs. Other groups at the Ham-
Victory Clothing Collection which
tion of essential supplies to send
Ohev Sholom Synagogue. The
Senate Debate Tournament, in
ilton Jewish Youth Center will be
has now concluded.
overseas. This is being called an
choir is instructed by Cantor
which 20 youth groups partici-
invited to attend these classes,
thus creating Hamilton's first
Only garments which are in
S. O. S. drive (Supplies for Over-
Aaron Mann.
pated. Because the chapter
good condition are acceptable.
seas Survivors) Food stuffs, cloth-
sponsored the tournament, it
post-Talmud Torah Hebrew study
J.D.C. will send overseas only
ing, medicine, layettes and bedding
gave the trophy to Marathon Fra-
group.
age. These will be included in the
clothes that we ourselves would
will be collected and distributed
ternity, runner-up. Eddie Zigler
Under the cultural committee,
repacking by J. D. C.
and Charles Cohen represented
consider fit to wear. Garments that
to European Jewish surviv-
a
tfillim group is held every Sun-
ors. The BBYO shalach monos
Full instructions for carrying out
AZA.
are useless to the donor here are
to all Jewish
tragically valueless to those over-
campaign is conducted in co-
the drive were sent to the aleph
day youth conducted morning, in the city. open Services ser- are
operation with the J.D.C.
mazkir or secretary of every chap-
seas and take up valuable shipping
MEMORIAL FOR ALUMNUS
les,
by alephs, with
ter. Local groups should organize
space that cannot be spared.
The Memorial services
mons given by the boys.
When the supplies have been
carefully in order to carry out the
an,
were held by alephs of Sholom
BBYO chapters now engaged on
collected, they will be sent to the
project in time for Purim. At the
tz,
546, in memory of Alumnus Ar-
the shalach monos project are
J. D. C. receiving center, where
conclusion of the drive chapters
all
NEWS FOR NEW ALEPHS
thur Fagin, who died of spinal
urged to broaden their campaign
they will be examined and re-
are to report their contributions
meningitis while in the Army. A
el,
Alephs who do not receive
to include warm and useful shoes
packed, in accordance with gov-
to the national office, so that a
special Kaddish was said in his
rth
The Shofar within two months
and garments of all types to help
ernment export regulations. Ac-
comprehensive record can be made
behalf.
rly
of receiving their membership
our suffering brothers overseas.
cordingly, it will not be necessary
of BBYO's participation in this
er-
card are asked to write to head-
accordance with directives
for chapters to pack for overseas
campaign. A report sheet which
G;
MARK BROTHERHOOD WEEK
quarters in Washington, D. C.
from the national executive
shipment. Cartons need not be of
will enable chapters to report their
ks,
Chapter officers are asked to
committees, BBYO last month
uniform size or weight.
achievements in an organized
Baltimore, Md.-Doing its part
Ity,
pass this information to new
In order to bring true Purim
fashion will be sent to every BBYO
in halting prejudice, Monumental
Jo-
launched its overseas relief project
members.
and
as
a shalach monos drive for
spirit into the gifts, chapters can
chapter.
City 413 held a Brotherhood
Week meeting, addressed by
a
Purim. The drive culminates dur- enclose greeting cards in the pack-
(See Page 3)
Jesuit minister.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXI, No. 9, March 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.