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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XXVIII, No. 5, January 1953
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:
01/00/1953
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. XXVIII, No. 5, January 1953
1952
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to
The Shofar
Official Publication of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
SS Zelda
AZA-BBG-BBYM-BBYW
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29TH YEAR
6
JANUARY, 1953
Send address changes to The Shofar, 1761 R St., N.W.,
rapbook.
Washington 9, D. C., Office of Publication, Baltimore, Md.
daughter
nce.
registra-
ports of
New Yorker Elected YM-YW President;
of new
to print
elected
are the
YM-YW To Buy Pump For Levi Hospital
their ad-
DULTS,
ARTIN
600 Pay Tribute To Cherne
Officer Installation Ends
Beach,
LOUIS
Mass.;
At AZA Award Presentation
Cincinnati Convention
NBERG,
(These
Jerry Nelson, vice-president of BBYM-YW, was elevated
A cold drizzle failed to dampen the spirits of almost 600
le); and
members of BBYO and B'nai B'rith who were on hand in
to the national presidency of the organization at the closing
Birming-
session of the national BBYM-YW convention in Cincinnati.
heard a
New York on January 8 to pay tribute to Leo M. Cherne, the
1952 recipient of the Sam Beber Distinguished AZA Alumnus
The New York youth leader was charged with supervising
Award.
the promotion of the Three
NGTON
Pillars of Service and was
back-
Ground Broken
"I shall never be able to re-
authorized to direct the or-
BB Treasurer
AZA 1
pay AZA fully for the debt
ganization toward raising
e chap-
For New Israel
which I owe it for six happy
funds to buy a force pump
eetheart
years of such experience dur-
needed in a hydro-therapy
Makes Challenge
(Mich.)
ing my youth," said Cherne
nce and
room of the Leo N. Levi Hos-
d GAL-
Children's Home
in accepting the coveted
pital in Hot Springs, Ark.
For The Future
held its
award from AZA founder,
Jerry Nelson
Sam Beber.
Nelson was installed into
dance,
With the return from Israel
Sidney G. Kusworm, Day-
"Within AZA," said the
office at the closing banquet
of NEW
of Mrs. Arthur Laufman, di-
d chair
rector of Women's Activities
noted economist, author, and
YM-YW Officers
at which retiring president
ton attorney and treasurer of
Advis-
for B'nai B'rith, new impetus
commentator, "I found an op-
Midge Skulsky, who presided
B'nai B'rith, told delegates
he state
has been given the nation-
portunity to belong, to be
young
wide campaign to raise funds
accepted in a community of
Are Long-Time
throughout the four-day con-
and guests to the national
vention, was given the post of
BBYM-YW convention that
nference
for the B'nai B'rith Children's
mutual respect - in an en-
counselor. Other officers elect-
BBYO Members
they were the "gladiators of
by the
Home there. Mrs. Laufman
of Jus-
vironment which permitted
ed with Nelson are: Laura
tomorrow" and the "big pues-
participated in the ground-
dissent."
Bader, Philadelphia, and
tion for you to determine is
ducation
breaking for the new building
Philip M. Klutznick, second
All the men holding nation-
Larry Weisman, Hollywood,
1, aleph
whether or not you are pre-
18,
which will house 85 children
Grand Aleph Godol and dist-
al offices in BBYM-YW are
Calif., vice presidents; and
pared for this challenge."
nmunity
and for which the B'nai B'rith
tinguished B'nai B'rith lead-
alumni of AZA, and as such
Harold Geiser, Chicago, treas-
the Na-
urer.
Great Responsibility
Women here are raising
er, who received the same
have long histories in B'nai
rence.
funds.
award last year, was the prin-
The new president appoint-
The popular after-dinner
BBYO Support
cipal speaker. Mrs. Eleanor
B'rith work. One of the girls,
ed Julius Farber, New York
speaker impressed on his
Roosevelt who had been
too, newly appointed assistant
City, and Phyllis Robin, Mon-
audience that they would
BBYO's interest in the
scheduled to address the audi-
corresponding secretary,
have to assume the responsi-
treal, as corresponding secre-
home is not recent. AZA is
bilities of the Jewish com-
ence, was unable to appear
Phyllis Robin, was once presi-
tary and assistant secretary,
furnishing a room costing
because of illness and sent a
munity shortly and warned
respectively. The national
$5,000, BBG has been sending
dent of Sigma Beta BBG in
n
telegram. Mr. Klutznick ex-
convention abolished the
that "It is not an easy thing
toys and recreational materi-
Montreal.
to be a true and devoted Jew.'
gion of
pressed alarm over a current
als to the children and BBYM-
The new officers were in-
office of recording secretary
atforms
trend towards conformity of
in order to equalize the work
He said that creating a
YW plans to furnish a dormi-
mocratic
thought, in which individual-
stalled at the closing banquet
load of the secretaries. The
favorable public opinion is the
tory there under its Three
of the national BBYM YW
answer to Anti-Semitism and
BBYO
ity of expression is being
corresponding secretary will
ore the
Pillars of Service program.
stifled. He referred to B'nai
convention by Mrs. Louis
continue to handle the corres-
that Jews are measured by
resented
The present home is inade-
B'rith as his example of an
Perlman, Chicago, vice-chair-
their own conduct. He added
pondence of the president; the
a panel
quate and was damaged dur-
organization which through-
man of the B'nai B'rith Youth
that "We must respect our
assistant will record minutes
earlman,
ing the Arab-Jewish war. The
out its 109 years, has never
Commission, w-h o warned
own heritage, our own re-
Women
erection of a new home means
and prepare all bulk mailings.
been satisfied with the status
them that "BBYM-YW can-
ligion. You must reflect and
that more than twice as many
The convention was marked by
quo.
not 'wish' to have an out-
practice that respect."
n behalf
the reaffirmation of the Three Pil-
children can be cared for and
associate
"B'nai B'rith has always
standing organization, it
lars Program and the slogan "RES,
He referred to a meeting
at Har-
their facilities will be the
he and other Jewish leaders
(See CHERNE, Page 2)
books
most modern available.
(See OFFICERS, Page 8)
(See CONVENTION, Page 4)
had with Justice Louis D.
ry poli-
Mrs. Laufman describes her
Brandeis at which Brandeis
of
the
first visit to the home:
Flowers for B'nai B'rith
admonished them to take a
Party,
"You make your first visit to the
message from him to the Jews
resented
present B'nai B'rith Children's
of America. The message was,
potlight-
Home and forget for the moment
"Every Jew is a trustee for
nism in
its desperate need to be replaced
his own people."
because 'the Children' shout and
g adults
welcome you with joy. A visitor
Also at Banquet
adership
from B'nai B'rith Women in Amer-
Lloyd Schwenger, Cleve-
ter offi-
ica! To these troubled youngsters,
land, co-chairman of the
the Bos-
this was almost synonymous with
BBYM-YW Advisory Board
peal in
the coming of the Messiah.
of the B'nai B'rith Youth
s recent
Child's Welcome
Commission, was chairman of
"Weren't they promised a new
the banquet program. J. J.
pter
home by B'nai B'rith Women?
Lieberman, Los Angeles,
Hadn't B'nai B'rith Women sent
chairman of the Youth Com-
ter
them clothing and school supplies
mission addressed the conven-
mington,
and toys Hadn't B'nai, B'rith Wo-
tion at the opening luncheon
differ-
men been interested enough in them
and again at the banquet. He
e mem-
to send somebody to meet the Chil-
ton, but
dren themselves? Their excitement
impressed the delegates with
les from
is boundless. They welcome you
their membership in a great
chapter's
with Hebrew song's and folk dances.
organization and told them
ee Slos-
You wish that every B'nai B'rith
they must consider them-
n. N. J.,
member-Men, Women and Youth
selves members of B'nai
who through their contributions
B'rith.
have aided these children to regain
Louis Matusoff, Dayton,
BBG
normalcy, could have shared that
Ohio, president of District 2
sincere outburst of welcome from
o select
children of fifteen different na-
Grand Lodge of B'nai B'rith
in Long
tionalities, who look well fed and
also spoke at the banquet.
vited the
well cared for. The dismal building
Children of the B'nai B'rith Home in Israel present Mrs. Arthur G. Laufman, representing B'nai
Other B'nai B'rith leaders
to their
around you interrupts your
r with a
B'rith of America, a bouquet of flowers at the ground-breaking ceremony for the new children's home
from Cincinnati and surround-
honorary
(See ISRAEL, Page 3)
building. AZA, BBG and BBYM-YW are participating in the maintenance of the home.
ing cities attended the ban-
quet and dance.
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The Shofar, Vol. XXVIII, No. 5, January 1953
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.