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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. 45, No. 1, January 1969
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:
01/00/1969
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
B'nai B'rith Young Adults (BBYA)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
N'siot
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1960s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. 45, No. 1, January 1969
I
THE
Official B'nai B'rith Youth
SHOFAR
Organization Newspaper
ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH (AZA)
B'NAI B'RITH GIRLS (BBG)
B'NAI B'RITH YOUNG ADULTS (BBYA)
ingful
45th YEAR
lo not
WASHINGTON, D.C. USA
JANUARY, 1969
is joy
is my
r, I
as my
friend.
Chapters Protest French Embargo VS. srael
ns and
gave
ut you
ey are
Biafra Drive
BBYO Rallies
I shall
yes for
whelm-
Asks More Aid
Urging Action
ence. I
and 1
under-
For Children
In New Crisis
or it is
Reports from all over the coun-
WASHINGTON, -BBYO
ifies to
try indicate that the BBYO ap-
protests are now under way over
lls you
peal for food and medical sup-
French President DeGaulle's em-
ant to
plies for Biafra relief has already
bargo of French aircraft parts to
brought impressive supplies to
Israel, it was indicated here in
rightens
ove and
the Catholic Relief Services
reports received from several cit-
and in
which is handling our organiza-
ies. In Washington, home of the
en find
tional collection. However, the
French Embassy, members of
£ yours
CRS indicates that some of the
Washington Metropolitan Coun-
e com
items received from chapters are
cil picketed the French diplo-
self
the
not appropriate and are costly to
matic headquarters and pre-
mile for
ship to Biafra. These include so-
sented a protest statement to
ou, and
called "exotic" specialty foods in
authorities.
small packages.
A directive issued by BBYO's
ive your
The greatest need now is for
Program and Publications De-
why you
medical supplies. Members are
partment stressed the importance
will
urged to concentrate on sending
of organizational cooperation
who was
the following multiple vitamins,
with other groups, especially of
iron composition pills, sulfur
Members of the Chicago region BBYO were among the 1,000 teenagers of the area who participated in the recent massive
human
B'nai B'rith and B'nai B'rith
demonstrations of solidarity with Soviet Jewry. The impressive event drew support from many organizations.
drugs, all anti-biotics, medicines
Women, Jewish Community Cen-
for skin diseases and anti-dysen-
ters and synagogue youth organi-
tery medicines. Among food-
zations in expressing opposition
stuffs the most desirable items
Its
Jack J. Spitzer Elected Chairman
to the new French policy.
are high protein, powdered foods
BBYO's fact sheet of the inci-
such as powdered or condensed
dents leading to the embargo
milk, instant breakfasts, etc.:
and food in large sacks such as
Of B'nai B'rith Youth Commission
outlines some of the basic is-
sues:
beans, rice and similar items.
"On January 4, 1969, Presi-
on
The larger the quantity the
WASHINGTON, D. C. -Jack
dent De Gaulle of France an-
chairman were Mrs. Sam Rob-
better.
maica, New York: Clarence
J. Spitzer, Riverside, Calif.
inson, Houston, Tex., national
nounced an embargo of French
Hourvitz, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Louis
Under no circumstances should
Jewish communal leader and
BBYO chairman of the B'nai
aircraft parts to Israel reported-
Contest
chapters ship items to our na-
Ossinsky, Jr., Ormond Beach,
banker, is the new national
ly as the result of Israel's recent
B'rith Women; Rabbi Stanley
Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perl-
Souther
tional office. All goods must be
chairman of the B'nai B'rith
Rabinowitz, spiritual leader of
helicopter raid on the Beirut,
Californi
shipped to "For Biafra" (Catho-
man, Highland Park, Ill. Also,
Youth Commission, policy-mak-
Lebanese airport. The raid fol-
Adas Israel Congregation,
lic Relief Services Warehouse),
Mrs. Charles Rausch, Hillside,
ing body of the 50,000-member
lowed a murderous attack in
Washington, D.C.: Julius R.
N.J.; Mrs. Harold Refowich,
140 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn,
B'nai B'rith Youth Organization.
Atkins, Milwaukee, Wis., and
Athens by two Arab terrorists
Bethlehem, Pa.: Mrs. Joey Rich-
It
New York 11237. Be sure you
Outgoing National Chairman
from Lebanon on an Israeli plane
Lester A. Macketz, Woonsocket,
man, Montreal, Canada; Mrs.
itation
have completed shipping arrange-
Ben Barkin, Milwaukee, was
in which a passenger was killed
R.I.
Sam Robinson, Houston, Texas;
Romatin
ments before you embark on your
elected honorary chairman, at
and a stewardess wounded. The
New Commission members
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schlamme,
Region
collection campaign. This means
the annual commission meeting
elected or appointed are: Leon-
Israeli reprisal raid on the Leba-
Houston, Texas; Mrs. George
arranging for a place to store the
held here.
ard Belove, Kansas City, Mo.:
nese airport had resulted in no
Sheff, Los Angeles, Calif.; Felix
goods prior to shipment; appoint-
ai Cha
Mr. Spitzer was once inter-
Mrs. David Blumoff, University
deaths and no injuries, thanks
ing a committee responsible for
Sirota, Irvington, N.J.; Harry
to the humane behavior of
if.
Reg
national president of Aleph
City, Mo.: Mrs. Robert Coggan,
Stark, Braddock, Pa.
delivering it to the post office or
Israeli airmen.
to have it picked up by Railway
Zadik Aleph, the boys' compo-
Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Henry A.
Hart Wintrob, Toronto, was
Cohen, New York, N.Y.; Henry
"The French embargo is a
Chap
nent of the B'nai B'rith Youth
reelected secretary of the Com-
Express; deciding the exact way
cruel blow to Israel. Most Israeli
Bethpa
Organization and has since held
Denker, New York, N.Y.: Arthur
it is to be shipped-and all other
mission, and Jess Fisher, Wash-
Air Force planes are French-
Diamond, Montreal, Canada;
many important offices in the
ington, D.C. was reelected
details involved. In other words,
Mrs. Hy Ginsburg, Fresno, Calif.:
made. The embargo on spare
treasurer.
fills
organize your total efforts very
B'nai B'rith adult organization
Morley Gluskoter, St. Louis, Mo.;
parts could render these planes
in the southwest and west coast.
Mrs. Louis Perlman, High-
carefully.
inoperative within a short time
)
N.
Joseph H. Hanchrow, Wilson,
land Park, Ill. was elected a life
Continued on Page 2
Elected Commission vice-
N.C.; Arnold Henochstein, Ja-
-and invite large-scale Arab
member of the Commission.
attacks.
ue
"The boycott could place Israel
)
Chica
at the mercy of Arab aggression.
1967-68 ISF Contributions at $51,664;
The Soviet Union-which ap-
nent
proves of the French embargo of
Israel- has not placed an em-
nen
BBG Exceeds Previous Record By $1,000
bargo against shipments of Rus-
Ont
sion-made aircraft and parts to
al 574
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
A
ranked first in per-capita contri-
the Arab aggressors.
contributions of $18,530. Aver-
Southern Ontario $110.
I GAME
total of $51,664 comprises
butions, with $1.81. District
"It is a principle of interna-
BBYO's contributions to the
age per member ISF contribu-
The ISF campaigns provide
Three was second with $1.34.
tional justice that nations have
tion was $1.03, with District
sustenance for such undertak-
International Service Funds
Ont.
The other districts: Two: $1.05;
the right to secure weapons to
Three, at per capita average of
ings as the Anita Perlman
from October 1, 1967 to Sep-
Five: $.97; One-22: $.91;
defend themselves against ag-
$1.33 topping the list. Closely
Scholarships and AZA Klutznick
tember 30, 1968, according to
Seven: $.76 and Six: $.72. The
gression, yet France is denying
following was District Two, with
SIDENT
the final report issued by BBYO's
BBG District average was $1.08
Leadership funds; the B'nai
this right to Israel. Israel and
$1.32. The others: District Four:
national office. The sum does
per member.
B'rith Martyrs' Forest in Israel;
France have a history of friendly
$.95; District Six: $1.11; Dis-
177
not reflect contributions made
Non-chapter contributions in-
the B'nai B'rith Leo N. Levi
relations - and reports from
trict Four: $.95; District One-
outside the ISF framework to
cluded three gifts of $100 each
22: $.87; District Five: $.83
Hospital, the Ramat Zvi and
France indicate wide disapproval
Israel and other causes by chap-
from I. H. Goldman, Mr. and
Moledet B'nai B'rith settlements
of the embargo against Israel.
and District Seven: $.70.
est
ters and BBYO members indi-
Mrs. Henry Shapiro and Mrs.
BBYA's grand total was
in Israel; the B'nai B'rith
"At a time when Israel is tak-
Los
vidually.
Israel Wilen and a $50 gift
Women's Children's Home in
ing real initiatives to help UN
$2,913. California totalled $952,
BBG, with a total of $30,221,
from Mr. and Mrs. Winfield
Representative Jarring achieve a
Laurentian $850, New York
Israel; the BBYO Disaster Funds,
topped by more than $1,000 last
Alberts.
Middle East settlement, the em-
year's $29,051. District Four
$307, Chicago $246, Detroit
Camp B'nai B'rith-and many
AZA reported total annual
bargo encourages Arab terrorists
$222, North Jersey $175 and
other causes.
and their Soviet supporters."
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The Shofar, Vol. 45, No. 1, January 1969
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.