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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXIV, No. 7, March 1949
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:
03/00/1949
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. 7, March 1949
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26TH YEAR
MARCH, 1949
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Late Summer
Conventions
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President; Post
Scheduled for AZA, BBG
eting
Assumed at Meet
BBG's To Emphasize
AZA Preference Is
ard a
Leaders' Seminars
e by
For Campus Meeting
er to
Nate Rosen, former Na-
BBG's are taking steps 'to
The Silver Anniversary
They
tional Vice-President of
intensify the non-business
Convention of AZA will pref-
presi-
BBYM, has ascended to the
aspects of their National
erably be on a university
alley
presidency of the organiza-
Convention in order to pro-
campus this year. The Na-
tion. Nate took office at the
vide for the delegates a
tional Executive Committee
National Executive Commit-
leadership training institute.
of the organization decided
11 be
tee meeting of BBYM in
The plan involves many dis-
that first choice should be
eing
Pittsburgh. He entered office
cussions and seminars on
given to a campus, although
tion,
automatically with the
various aspects of BBG ac-
if such a site is not available
t in
resignation of Alvin Booker
tivity, so that each delegate
a camp shall be considered.
ve a
as National President. The
will be prepared to return to
The Convention will be
wish
Executive Committee recog-
her district with an under-
late in the summer. Fuller
nized Nate's new position
standing of the BBG pro-
plans for the Convention will
with the statement, "We ac-
gram and the ability to lead
be made when information
S of
cept the accession of Vice-
her district in this area.
is gathered about possible
nced
President Nathan Rosen to
Among the subjects to be
sites and the dates they will
the National Presidency of
covered at the next National
be available.
port
the B'nai B'rith Young Men
Convention are the overall
Celebration High Point
of
with thanks and good
picture of B'nai B'rith, the
Sites will be investigated
wish
wishes."
purpose and goals of the
in the Midwest, New York
loan
Organizing Talents
youth program, developing
and Pennsylvania. Con-
agri-
artistic, dramatic and musi-
sideration, too, will be given
Nate has already assumed
re-
cal skills, and technics of
the 1948 National Conven-
lable
the duties that go with his
fulfilling the responsibilities
tion request to have the
ions,
new office. His first message
of officers.
meeting in California. How-
ctur-
to BBYM members appears
Desiring to assure deserv-
ever, it was felt that the cost
ublic
elsewhere in The Shofar.
ing members of an oppor-
of a California convention
Husky Nate Rosen is not new
tunity to attend the Con-
would be too high since most
to the role of President. He
COLLECTING FOOD during a recent SOS campaign
vention, the Executive
of the delegates would have
is now President of the
in Pittsburgh, Pa., are members of BBYO. On the ap-
Committee decided to allow
to travel from the east coast.
the District 4 BBYM Asso-
ciation, which he helped to
pointed day, the boys and girls, dressed appropriately
larger rebates so that no
The Midwest, near Omaha,
for the weather, climbed into cars and onto trucks to
delegate would be barred
Neb., was considered as a
form, and is past president
make the rounds of Jewish homes. Two BBYO mem-
from attending for financial
location. The first AZA
of his chapter. He also
helped to form his own
bers are shown as they called on sleepy householders
reasons. In order to provide
chapter was founded in
Jerome Kern chapter in Los
early in the morning. Luckily, a package had been
the funds for larger rebates,
Omaha and the delegates
already prepared for them.
the convention body will be
felt that it would be ap-
Angeles and was its first
smaller this year. Therefore,
propriate to return to this
president.
the available funds need not
Scholarship Award
area for the 25th birthday.
Nate's abilities as an
Coordinating Role
be spread among too many
This convention will be a
organizer are matched
To Be Made in May
delegates. The smaller con-
high point in the celebration
Is
equally with his congeniality
vention will also allow an
of the Silver Anniversary of
and energy. He is known for
The Anita Perlman
Stressed for BBYW
intensification of the planned
AZA. The Executive Com-
n
the intense interest he de-
Scholarship award for BBG
leadership training program.
mittee learned at its meeting
velops in whatever job is at
on
will be presented in May,
Stressing its function as a
Chicago Meeting
that individual chapters,
hand.
provided that sufficient
coordinator of district ac-
The plan was outlined at
regions and districts were
Among Nate's other BBYO
funds are contributed to
tivity, the National Execu-
the National Executive Com-
etings
carrying out the Anniversary
activities is the office he
make the award possible.
tive Committee of BBYW de-
trated
(See BBG, Page 3)
(See AZA, Page 11)
holds as Vice-President of
The deadline for applying
voted much of its meeting
D. C.,
the District 4 BBYM-YW
for the award has been ex-
to paving the way for
il ar-
Council. At the last National
tended until April 15.
further cooperation among
BBYM, BBYW Executive Committees Adopt
las in-
Convention of BBYM, he
The award is presented
districts and between the
to at-
served as chairman of the
each year to a member of
national and district organ-
Recommendation for Biennial Conventions
vill be
Constitution and Structure
BBG who, by her scholastic
izations. Several resolutions
ational
(See BBYM MEETING, Page 6)
(See SCHOLARSHIP, Page 7)
were introduced to facilitate
The BBYM and BBYW National Executive Committees
the exchange of information
have approved a plan to adopt biennial national conven-
inuary
April,
Alfred M. Cohen, Past National
among local areas.
tions. The proposal was put to them at the meetings of the
Several sessions of the
two Committees in Pittsburgh.
etings
meetings were held jointly
Conventions have the purpose of permitting leaders
discus-
President of B'nai B'rith, Dies
with the BBYM National
to express themselves on national policy, it was felt. A
lead-
Executive Committee, which
convention must be thor-
n pro-
With the death of Alfred M. Cohen, B'nai B'rith lost
was meeting in Pittsburgh
oughly planned and suffi-
voted to the preparation of
a leader whose entire life was spent in serving others.
at the same time. Future
cient funds should be
which
the convention, particularly
Mr. Cohen was once President of the Supreme Lodge and
convention policy was estab-
are a
until his death this month he bore the title of Honorary
lished and the entire pro-
The full text of the memoran-
by the national staff, which
terest
President.
gram policy of the organiza-
dum concerning biennial nation-
must plan four conventions
tions was considered.
al conventions for BBYM and
Mr. Cohen was 89 years
a year under the present
ith the
BBYW appears on Page 10 of
old last October. Despite his
The two Executive
this issue of The Shofar. It was
policy. Larger rebates would
diness
age and ilt-health, he con-
Committees expressed their
prepared by the National Exec-
be possible and more dele-
on this
tinued to participate in all
approval of biennial conven-
utive Committees of the two
gates could attend any one
Mar-
phases of community ac-
tions and discussed the vari-
units and will be distributed to
of the
tivity. A month before his
ous aspects of the proposal.
the chapters. The complete de-
convention if the money
s that
death he attended a banquet
They directed the prepara-
tails concerning a transition pe-
usually appropriated for two
where tribute was paid him
tion of a report on the pro-
riod between annual and bien-
re are
meetings were combined fo
posal to be presented to the
nial conventions and methods
B'nai
by leaders of B'nai B'rith
one.
for electing officers are dis-
to Aid
and the Jewish Community.
general membership. Such
cussed in this memorandum.
This proposal will be pre-
Anti-
A few days later, he was
relevant matters as the elec-
sented to the 1949 National
Jewish
the principal speaker at an
tion of officers were also part
available in order to fulfill
Conventions of the tw o
will be
installation dinner and
of the deliberations.
this purpose. The members
groups. The Conventions
alumni party given by
date for the 1949 National
ged for
of the Committees agreed
will meet during the latter
Cincinnati AZA 490. Alfred
Convention was set for
that the purpose would be
part of December. The date
to the
admis-
M. Cohen had a special in-
December of this year.
more effectively fulfilled if
was fixed for this time to al-
re held
terest in Jewish youth. At
BBYW is to sponsor
a
conventions were to meet
low adequate planning for
ashing-
the same Convention of the
membership drive. The dates
every two years.
these Conventions. The
(See COHEN, Page 9)
Alfred M. Cohen
(See BBYW MEETING, Page 4)
More time could be de-
(See BIENNIAL, Page 12)
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The Shofar, Vol. XXIV, No. 7, March 1949
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.