SUPREME ADVISORY COUNCIL SAM BEBER ORDER OF ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH DR. BORIS D. BOGEN PRESIDENT CINCINNATI, OHIO. OMAHA, NEBR. OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER B' 'NAI B'RITH ALFRED M. COHEN JACOB J. LIEBERMAN CINCINNATI, OHIa 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT WILFRED B. FEIGA Los ANGELES, CAL. WORCESTER, MASS. JULIUS J. COHN 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT HYMAN M. GOLDSTEIN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. WASHINGTON, D.C JOSEPH HERBACH NATHAN W. HELLER 3RDVICE-PRESIDENT MILWAUKEE. WISC. PHILADELPHIA, PA. MAX N. KROLOFF I.F. GOODMAN Sioux CITY, IA. SECRETARY HENRY MONSKY OMAHA.NEBR HARRY LAPIDUS OMAHA, NEBR. TREASURER SAM RUBINSON OMAHA. NEBR. DES MOINES, I PHILIP M. KLUTZNICK DAVID E BEBER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OMAHA, NEBR. OMAHA, NEBR. MILTON M.SCHAYER OFFICE OF DENVER, COLO. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 301 PETERS TRUST BLDG OMAHA,NEBR. September 14, 1927 TO THE SUPREME ADVISORY COUNCIL: Enclosed you will find a copy of the minutes of the Executive Committee meeting held on September 4th, 1927. There is one point of particular interest which was de- cided upon at this meeting and which calls for immediate action, and that is, the making of plans for A.Z.A. Day. The Committee was of the opinion that the plan used last year, that of sending speakers from out-of-town to every chapter- should be continued. You doubtless realize that the problem of securing 65 prominent Bnai Brith men to speak at these cities is a large. The task is doubly increased because we are very desirous of securing the best possible speakers who are at the same time but a short distance from the chapter which they will address. You are probably in a position to suggest the names of a number of individuals who are capable of delivering fine addresses. If you will consult the Sept- ember 15th issue of the Shofer, you will find a list of our chapters. Will you take this list into consideration and send us a list of men whom you think are the type we should have at some of these meetings and who at the same time are not too far removed from the chapters included in the list? I would like to give these speakers just as much notice of their en- gagement as possible; so promptness on your part in sending the list to us would be greatly appreciated. In a recent letter to you, our President requested that you write the President of your District Grand Lodge and the members of the Executive Committee of the Bnai Brith and ex- plain to them the contemplated work and needs of the A.Z.A. for the coming year. We must get a great amount of money from the Constitution Grand Lodge during the next year and then our President and Treasurer will be present at the next meet- ing of the Executive Committee to explain the needs of the Order and to try to secure the necessary funds. It will help our cause if you would comply with our President's request and he would greatly appreciate your cooperation. PK:SA Sincerely and fraternally, P.M Alutgnick