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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXV, No. 6, February 1950
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:
02/00/1950
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:
1950s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XXV, No. 6, February 1950
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lected
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thing,
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rs are
Official Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
Dis-
AZA-BBG-BBYM-BBYW
B'rith
Is the
26TH YEAR
FEBRUARY, 1950
ds for
1424 16th St. N.W. Washington 6. D.C.
Send address changes to The Shofar.
istrict
nven-
istrict
their
YM AND YW COMBINE ON NATIONAL LEVEL
paign
soon
other
Henle Elected
Grauel Speaks About Israel
BBYM Requests
Star-
YM, YW Head
roject.
n Dis-
C. Waterstone, Adler
B.B.Y.M. -Y.W.
B'rith
Are Vice-Presidents
NATIONAL
INVENTION
Top Age Limits
activ-
Be Raised
orking
Arthur Henle, a member of
4TH ANNUAL
Delegates to the fourth na-
Havarim BBYM in the Bronx,
tional conventions of the B'nai
New York City, heads a slate
B'rith Young Men and B'nai
e
of officers for B'nai B'rith
B'rith Young Women, held
Young Men and Young Women
jointly in Pittsburgh, December
g
that includes many young men
25-27, voted overwhelmingly for
Com-
hing-
and women who are well known
a consolidation of the two or-
eve-
in BBYO activities.
ganizations on the national level.
uing
Charlotte Waterstone of De-
The action, which is subject to
time
troit, who was a member of the
the approval of the B'nai B'rith
com-
National BBYW Executive Com-
Youth Commission at its March
ear's
BBG,
mittee last year as national vice-
meeting, must also be ratified
president, and Martin Adler,
by the next conventions of
1 be
Hillside, N. J., former national
BBYM and BBYW after a trial
the
and
corresponding secretary of
period of 18 months. It was de-
B'nai
BBYM are the two national
cided that the next national
vice-presidents in the combined
JOHN STANLEY GRAUEL, Prot-
and YW Conventions in Pitts-
tions; J. J. Lieberman, chairman
conclave will be held in the
reme
estant minister, encourages YM
burgh, Dec. 25-27. Looking on
of the B'nai B'rith Youth Com-
nual
structure.
summer of 1951.
and YW to continue support of
are, left to right, Art Henle, na-
mission; and Ruth Cohen, YM,
on
The other officers are Mil-
Israel during his talk at the clos-
tional president; Dorothy Gor-
reme
YW representative to the B'nai
The BBYM delegate assembly
three
dred (Midge) Skulsky of Mont-
ing banquet of the National YM
don, co-chairman of the conven-
B'rith Youth Commission.
also voted for raising the upper
same
real, Que., former District 1
age limit of that organization to
BBYW president, who is now
national recording secretary and
Chapter Formed
National AZA, BBG Executive
26, to correspond more closely
to that of BBYW. This proposal
Phil Zimmerman, national treas-
is subject to the approval of the
urer, who is chairman also of
In Jerusalem
Committees Meet in Chicago
Youth Commission and the Su-
the YM and YW Council in the
preme Lodge of B'nai B'rith.
New York Metropolitan Region.
A new chapter of the B'nai B'rith
The National Executive Committees of AZA and BBG are
New Officers
Ruth Cohen, Pittsburgh, retir-
Youth Organization was officially
meeting simultaneously in Chicago as The Shofar goes to press.
installed in Jerusalem on Jan. 23
Arthur Henle, New York
ing national BBYW president,
Gathering at the Hotel Sherman, AZA and BBG were to commence
by Professor A. H. Fraenkel, Presi-
City, was elected president of
and Harold Ackerman, Irvington,
dent of B'nai B'rith District Grand
their meetings the evening of
the provisional combined na-
N. J., President of District 3
Lodge No. 14 in Israel. The report
GAG To Tour
Feb. 4 and continue through
tional administration of the
BBYM, were elected as repre-
was received by The Shofar from
Shalom P. Doron, Secretary of the
Sunday, Feb. 5.
two organizations. Vice-presi-
sentatives to the B'nai B'rith
Eastern Cities
District Grand Lodge.
Presiding at the Executive
dents are Charlotte Waterstone,
Youth Commission.
ts
The new chapter, which consists
Dick Brownstein, GAG of AZA,
Committee meetings were to be
Detroit, and Martin Adler, Hill-
Art Henle proved his ability
of 23 young people in the ages of
will tour the eastern states while
side, N. J. Other officers elected
17 and 18, will be known as the
Dick Brownstein, Portland, Ore.,
d
as a presiding officer at the re-
in the East for the National Execu-
are Mildred (Midge) Skulsky,
cent National Conventions while
Jerusalem chapter of the B'nai
GAG of AZA, and Jewel Gordon,
an Me-
B'rith Youth Organization. This
tive Committe meeting of AZA in
Montreal, recording secretary;
mem-
acting as chairman of the
will be a mixed group of boys and
Chicago and the meeting of the
New York City, National Presi-
Philip Zimmerman, New York
Provi-
BBYM sessions and several of
girls in accordance with co-educa-
B'nai B'rith Youth Commission,
dent of BBG. Representatives
City, treasurer; and Harold
ghnuts
the joint sessions in the absence
tional practices in Israel.
March 14-16, in Washington.
of each of the seven districts
Ackerman, Irvington, N. J., and
in the
of Nate Rosen, retiring national
Secretary Doron has suggested
motto,
He is planning visits to chapters
and the national officers of both
Ruth Cohen, Pittsburgh, Youth
BBYM president, who was un-
that BBYO members in the United
in con-
in
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland,
Commissioners. Eleanor Sessler,
States and Canada may want to
able to attend the meetings.
organizations were expected to
tivities,
correspond with individual mem-
Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Toronto, Ot-
New York City, was subsequent-
f Life'
Henle has been vice-president
attend.
bers of the Jerusalem Chapter. In
tawa, Montreal, Quebec, Boston,
ly appointed corresponding sec-
recently
of the New York Regional
order to accommodate this pur-
Gen-
Providence, New York, Philadel-
The Committees are meeting
retary.
Council of YM and President of
pose, The Shofar is glad to list be-
Provi-
low the names and addresses of
phia, Baltimore, and Washington,
in separate sessions convening
The BBYM and BBYW dele-
District 1 BBYM. He was a
the charter members of the Jerusa-
and several communities in be-
for one joint session on subjects
gations entertained a proposal
officers
member of the national com-
tween.
lem group.
y with
mittee on contests and awards
He expects to attend regional
relating to both AZA and BBG.
to affiliate directly with the
Aharon Zamir, 4 Alfandari St.,
senior B'nai B'rith. This motion
resent.
and district meetings while on his
at the 1948 convention and
Ruchama, Jerusalem, Israel.
trip, in addition to visiting individ-
On the AZA agenda were
Edna
was defeated after several dele-
Work
(See HENLE, Page 7)
(See JERUSALEM, Page 5)
ual chapters.
such topics as the purpose of
gates stated that young people
Hilda
the AZA convention system, the
under the age of 26 are not
illiams
iser at
New National YM, YW Officers
organization of convention com-
ready for senior membership in
B'nai B'rith.
mittees, the district leader's
The motion to consolidate YM
responsibility to the national
Be
and YW nationally was passed
convention, the essentials of
it
almost unanimously by the YW
good program material, the
delegates and by a two-thirds
nament
lo., on
method of achieving inter-com-
(See YM, YW, Page 5)
air will
mittee cooperation, and what
ZA 734.
ans for
contribution the National Or-
Shofar Seeks News
show,
ganization should make to dis-
About Advisers
semi-
t plan-
tricts, regions and chapters.
The national BBYO office is
interested in obtaining informa-
eligious
Each of the committee chair-
tion about chapter advisers who
men of both organizations will
have been in continual service
for fifteen or more years. Chap-
report on their activities thus
ters are requested to send to
nearby
far this year and what is
The Shofar, 1424 16th St. N. W.,
s used
Washington 6. D. C., biographi-
AZA of
planned for the remainder of
cal sketches and stories of their
its fall
their terms in office. Also to be
advisers who have served with
d from
NEW NATIONAL BBYM AND YW
er, fish
Art Henle, national president; Mar-
right, Midge Skulsky, national re-
discussed is progress in each of
their chapters for such a length
officers photographer
grin for the
of time. The material is being
nd out
shortly after their election. The
tin Adler, national vice-president;
cording secretary; Charlotte Water-
the districts and what can be
compiled for a special story on
YM's are from left to right, Harold
and Phil Zimmerman, national
stone, national vice-president; and
done to help individual district
advisers that will appear in a
Ackerman, Youth Commissioner;
treasurer. The YW's are, left to
Ruth Cohen, Youth Commissioner.
organizations.
forthcoming issue of The Shofar.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXV, No. 6, February 1950
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.