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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXIV, No. 2, October 1948
Description:
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of BBYO organizations (B'nai B'rith Girls, B'nai B'rith Young Women, Aleph Zadik Aleph, and B'nai B'rith Young Men) around the country. It includes information about officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.
Date/Date Range:
10/00/1948
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
B'nai B'rith Young Men (BBYM)
B'nai B'rith Young Women (BBYW)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
N'siot
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XXIV, No. 2, October 1948
948
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Official Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
of
AZA-BBG-BBYM-BBYW
25TH YEAR
OCTOBER, 1948
Send address changes to The Shofar,
1746 M St. N. W., Washington 6. D. O.
rac-
onal
AZA Sabbath Will
National AZA, BBG Convention Delegates Make
med
hen
Again Be Observed
eral
New Plans at Camp Achim; New Officers Elected
ups.
Special significance will be
tici-
placed on the AZA Sabbath
BBG's Enjoy Workshops,
AZA Prepares Observance
un-
this year by many chapters,
Pledge Aid to Israel
Selected for Service
Of Silver Anniversary
s at
since the celebration will be
He
in conjunction with the
With the emphasis of
Delegates to the 25th Na-
hard
25th Anniversary of AZA.
their National Convention
tional Convention of AZA
hich
The custom of AZA mem-
on workshops and the bene-
were deeply engrossed in
ork
bers conducting Sabbath
plans for the celebration of
fits derived from such ac-
hia.
services began soon after
the Silver Anniversary of
son,
AZA was founded and has
tivities, BBG delegates spent
AZA this year. Meeting at
even
been an outstanding feature
four days in business
Camp Achim on Lake Paw
rew
ach,
of the AZA program since.
sessions and other meetings
Paw, Mich., the delegates
ved
The observance this year
Aug. 26 through Aug. 29.
devoted much of their four-
pro-
will be held on Nov. 13. At
The third National Conven-
day meeting to preparing a
ila-
that time AZA chapters
monthly calendar of ac-
tion met at Camp Achim on
will assume the responsi-
tivities in observance of the
uch
Lake Paw Paw, Mich.
bility of conducting services
anniversary.
wish
in their local synagogues and
A system of workshops
Upon establishing the
the
temples. They will act as
was set up SO that each dele-
rules to be observed while
oca-
rabbis, cantors, choirs and
gate was assured of being
at the camp, the delegates
his
able to attend each one. The
rees
congregations. Onegai Shab-
settled down immediately to
Convention was divided into
ork
bat are often a special
the business to be concluded
D.
feature following the serv-
four groups, each group
at the Convention. They met
at
ice.
moving to a new workshop
from Aug. 31 through Sept.
his
in a body. The workshops
Other members of the
3. Pressing business matters,
oca-
were divided according to
Vivian Brown
Orrin Kabaker
however, did not exclude
was
B'nai B'rith family have
urban and rural interests, SO
participation in sports and
fare
often joined AZA in this ob-
that each delegate attended
ocial
servance. BBG, BBYW and
AZA, BBG Elect Officers
waterfront activities for
those which considered her
which the camp was
is
BBYM have cooperated with
own problems.
the
AZA in sponsoring the serv-
BBG Officers Are New
Orrin Kabaker Elected
equipped.
They also attended
a
The Convention decided
ices, participating in the
semniar on leadership in
To National Scene
Grand Aleph Godol
that the first activity to be
service itself and helping
which three girls represented
Many new faces on the
Orrin Kabaker, who will
dedicated to the anniversary
with the plans for it. Mem-
the three types of leaders
National BBG scene will
steer AZA during the next
celebration will be the Na-
bers of B'nai B'rith lodges
dictatorial, laissez-faire, and
soon become familiar to the
year, has a record of five
tional AZA Sabbath on
and chapters are invited to
democratic. Questions on
members. The new national
years of membership in
Nov. 13. The anniversary
attend, as are parents and
typical situations were asked
officers, elected at the Na-
AZA. He is a member of
theme should be carried out
friends.
of the "experts" who replied
tional BBG Convention, have
Doris D. Bogen AZA in Los
in the services, the delegates
A sermon contest is held
the way the leaders they
all shown their abilities in
Angeles, Calif., and has held
said. Other activities, from
in connection with the AZA
represented would.
the regions and districts.
all the offices in his chapter
radio presentations to a na-
Sabbath. Sermons delivered
The workshops were de-
Vivian Brown, the new
at least once.
tional membership drive,
on this day are judged na-
signed to prepare the dele-
National President, began
He at present heads the
will complete the celebra-
tionally. The most effective
gates to carry out similar
her interest in BBG as a
District 4 United Jewish
tion. It will be climaxed on
sermon writer receives
a
programs in their local
member and later as presi-
Welfare Drive for BBYO.
Founder's Day, May 1,
plaque, named for Sidney
areas. They covered the
dent of the George Gersh-
He is Aleph Godol of Dis-
which will coincide with the
G. Kusworm, treasurer of
subjects of debate and dis-
win chapter in Chicago, Ill.
(See AZA OFFICERS, Page 2)
publication of a Silver Anni-
B'nai B'rith. Isadore Aron-
cussion, special activities,
She has promoted better re-
versary issue of The Shofar.
ne
son of Hackensack, N. J.,
athletics, singing and danc-
lationships between the
received the plaque last
AZA's to Telegraph
Much thought was de-
ing, and films, records and
youth and adult B'nai B'rith
voted to the gala Na-
year. His sermon topic was
speakers. A sixth workshop
by speaking before many
"Are We Fit to Carry on
dealt with methods of dis-
Request for De Jure
tional Anniversary Con-
groups, helping indoctrinate
vention next summer. The
eas-
the Jewish Birthright.'
(See BBG CONVENTION, Page 3)
(See BBG OFFICERS, Page 3)
Recognition of Israel
delegates expressed their
ters
Y.
desire for a large convention
The AZA National Convention
by
YW
Silver Anniversary Plans
voiced its desire to see Israel take
and hoped that the National
its place in the family of nations.
BBYO Camp would by then
The
The delegates voted to set the
be established so that it
re-
Laid at AZA Convention
month of November for sending
might be used as the site.
hile
telegrams asking de jure recogni-
The Convention adopted the
nsi-
tion of Israel by the United States
E'nai B'rith Aid to the People of
for
The
first
of
the
events
AZA and its growth to the
Each chapter was given
and Canada.
Israel Campaign as the national
sponsored by AZA to
present day. Other BBYO
the responsibility of increas-
Members of chapters through-
project of AZA this year. AZA
YO
celebrate the Silver Anni-
units, BBG, BBYW. and
ing its membership by one-
out these two countries will send
chapters will cooperate with local
ups.
hich
versary of its founding will
BBYM, were invited by the
third. Three ways of doing
telegrams to President Truman
B'nai B'rith lodges and chapters
and Prime Minister Mackenzie
be the AZA Sabbath. Other
in their drives to collect clothing,
mu-
Convention delegates to ob-
this were given. A chapter
King asking that this action be
kits and medical supplies for the
two
activities throughout this
serve the birthday with
can take in new members
taken and that the arms embargo
people of Israel. Reçords of AZA
year will celebrate this OC-
AZA. The entire activity
itself; it can start new chap-
be lifted. The GAG will also tele-
achievement in this area will be
and
casion, climaxing in the gala
will be coordinated by the
ters; or it can rejuvenate in-
graph the two national leaders in
maintained by the national proj-
the
1949 National Convention
B'nai B'rith Youth Com-
active chapters.
the name of the entire organiza-
ect chairman, BBYO directors and
of
next August.
mission Silver Anniversary
tion.
Schools of AZA
the National BBYO Program De-
oth
Committee.
The GAG will forward the
partment.
nces
Chapters, regions and dis-
Part of the 25th birthday
Convention resolution asking ad-
Several resolutions concerning
ice.
tricts are urged to establish
Membership Drive
celebration will be observed
mission of Israel into the UN to
the present political situation in
tick
committees immediately to
Twelve weeks of the year,
in schools of AZA and col-
the Secretary-General, This reso-
(See AZA CONVENTION,
le-
plan the celebration, ac-
from February 1 to Found-
leges of BBYO. The report
lution reads: "Whereas the dream
Page 12)
boy
cording to the Silver Anni-
ers Day on May 1, were set
suggested that these be set
of over 2,000 years has at long
sful
versary report adopted at
aside for increasing mem-
up as one-day programs, or
last been realized in the founding
lone
the recent National Con-
bership. The first six weeks
as a series of classes held
of the state of Israel, and where-
No More Sniffles
the
vention. General plans for
are to be devoted to secur-
as this new state has proven itself
The hay fever sufferers in AZA
of
in successive weeks. They
the observance were laid at
to be stable and united in thought
managed to lay their troubles be-
tner
ing new members, while the
should consist of varied
and action, be it therefore re-
fore the National Convention.
ried
the Convention and more de-
second half of the drive is
types of programs, includ-
solved that the 25th National
Thanks to action taken there, there
nc-
tails will be released as the
to be an indoctrination
ing seminars, panels and
AZA Convention petitions for the
should be less sniffling at future
time for each event ap-
period. During the second
quizzes. Competent alumni,
immediate admission into the
AZA gatherings.
a
proaches.
half of the drive, pledge
staff members and other
United Nations of the new and
Among the resolutions passed at
nger
The themes of the Sab-
classes would be held to
glorious state of Israel."
interested people could be
the Convention was this one: "Re-
im-
ZA
bath services conducted by
teach new members the
The Convention also favored the
invited to lead discussions.
solved: that the National Con-
ain-
each chapter should revolve
immediate repeal of the "anti-
purposes and goals of the
vention committee take into con-
(See SILVER ANNIVERSARY,
Semitic, anti-Catholic D. P. law as
around the establishment of
sideration the pollen count when
ups.
organization.
Page 2)
passed by the 80th Congress."
picking the national camp site."
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The Shofar, Vol. XXIV, No. 2, October 1948
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of BBYO organizations (B'nai B'rith Girls, B'nai B'rith Young Women, Aleph Zadik Aleph, and B'nai B'rith Young Men) around the country. It includes information about officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.