Thursday, May 25, 1950
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The presidents pf-the. three Vancouver AZA Chapters, and 'co-chairmen of the AZA Weekend, have the job of seeing that each committee functions properly. These are the persons upon whom the success or failure of the Weekend depends.
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yertising conimittee,, had the hard-€ist job: of'the weekend for it was his responsibility to organize "ad teams" to collect the ads which appeared in the Buleltin last week, and also to collect the money after everyone else had finished ' their work. .
Hatold Eticin, publicity committee chairman, spread the news cf the weekend to Seattle, Portland, Bdmontpn, Spokane and Tacoma, together with sending out registration forms and helping plan the AZA pagie.
Responsible for distribution of tickets to Chapters and alumni is Harvey Breen. Those wishing tickets may get them by phoning Harvey at KE. 6354 Y. . Benny Kurtz was chairman of the Mixer held Thursday night, %hile 1 Si>prts Chairman : Jerry Lud-wig is organizing the baseball game between AZA All-Stars and AZA Alumni.
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Dave Tessler is committee treasurer while Albert Parker, as Friday Night Service Chairman, is responsible for organizing AZA participation in the service and for the Oratory Contest which will follow.
Irv Grad is chairman of. the Sweetheart Ball to be held this Saturday night and is in charge of all the arrangements for the dance at UBC's Brock Hall.
Syd Shafron, Sweetheart Chairman, is responsible for the nomi-
nation and election of the .Sweetheart at the Ball Saturday night.
Co-chairmen of the transportation committee are Dave Stein and Herb Groberman. Those wishing transportation should contact them immediately.
Sweetheart candidates Bev Oku-list, Francis Cramer and Judi Lud-wig togethier with last year's sweetheart, Vala Gold; form the dating committee which helps out of towners arrange dates.
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David Goldman, grand president of district 4 B'nai B'rith, proved to be a large order of genial mankind,
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giving able ambassadorship to the world's largest and oldest Jewish fraternal order on his visit to Van couver last week. During his two-day stay Mr. Goldman addressed open meetings of Vancouver and Lion's Gate Lodges, met with the executives of both lodges, met with the local press, and cut some red tape to make it possible for Vancouver lodge to immediately wire $200 to Winnipeg for flood relief.
Addressing the open meeting of Vancouver Lodge, members of the ladies chapters and friends, Mr. Goldman cited evidence of the growing importance of B'nai B'rith in the fact that Trygve Lie, UN General Secretary, chose the recent Supreme Lodge convention as the time and place of his first public appearance in Washington. It was at the Washington convention that Mr. Lie made his appeal for a 20-years' peace-pact among the world's major powers. Mr. Goldman referred to the fact that the peace campaign started by Mr. Lie had resulted the very day on which he spoke (Tuesday, May 16) in a meeting between the UN secretary and Joseph Stalin in Moscow.
Mr. Goldman praised the local accomplishments of B'nai B'rith, referring particularly to the work of Hillel and to the fine AZA youth movement in Vancouver. Earlier at the dinner meeting with the executive of Vancouver Lodge, he had special praise for Jack Zait-zow, for his outstanding work in improving the position of the lodge as membership retention chairman, and for Bert Doduck, who gave Mr. Zaitzow thie greatest assistance.
The grand president himself has been a tireless worker in the interests of B'nai B'rith ever since he entered AZA. Some years ago when he became membership chairman of District 4, the district had 11,000 members on its rolls. Today it has some 22,000 members.. Mr. Goldman
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been planned for Sunday morning. May 28, at Beth Israel Synagogue in conjunction with the Rabbi Ak-iba Memorial Month for the study of Torah, The program for that morning will include regular Sunday morning Minyan at 9:00 a.m., to be followed by the breakfast at 9:30 and the study session at 10 o'clock. The study session will be devoted to "Pirke Avot," the Ethics of the Fathers. Both men and women are cordially invited to attend.
The planning committee for this Study Breakfast includes Messrs. M. E. Jacobson, M. Wine, and Rabbi David C. Kogen.
was honored by beins named na-ticnal chairman cf mezubcfsiiip at the recent Supreme Lodge Convention. Symbolic of the energy and effort he expends for B'nai B'rith is the fact that by the end of his term of ofilce as grand president he will have visited some 85 of the 98 lodges in the district.
Discussing some of the work being done by B'nai B'rith Mr. Goldman pointed out that last year the order's Anti-Defamation League had spent $3,000,000 "to make possible a climate of opinion more receptive to tolerance and goodwill." He recommended the book "A Measure of Freedom" by Arnold Forster, published by the ADL, which documents many facts about racial propaganda and discrimination in the U.S.A. and reveals that the U.S. race-haters between them received some $1,000,000 for their work last year.
He pointed out that while B'nai B'rith is not a Zionist organization it has a long record of aid to Jewish efforts in Palestine and Israel. B'nai B'rith, he revealed, made its first grant of $10,000 for work Jn Palestine back in 1865. The 200th unit of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation was recently established in Israel.
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