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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Dr. Maurice Perlzweig to Address
Jewish Center Lecture Series Jan. 27

The chairman of the British
Section of the World Jewish Con-
gress, Dr. Maurice L. Perlzweig,
will be the guest speaker in the
Jewish Community Center lecture
series, on Tuesday evening, Jan.
27, at 8:30. Fourth lecturer in
the 1942 series, devoted to a dis-
cussion of the Jewish situation
today and an analysis of what
is to be expected tomorrow, Dr.
Perlzweig's topic will be, "A
Look at the Jewish Tomorrow."
He will be introduced by Judge
Charles Rubiner, former Center
president, who will serve as chair-
man of the evening.
Friend and associate of the
late Dr. Claude G. Montefiore, of
Israel Zangwill and the first Lord
Reading, Dr. Perlzweig is an honor

graduate of University College,
London and of Christ College,
Cambridge, where he received
honors in Oriental Languages. He
entered the rabbinate in 1921 to
become a minister of the Liberal
Jewish Synagogue of London and
recently served as minister of the
Northwestern Reform Synagogue
in London.
As head of the World Jewish
Congress movement in England,

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committee hearing; because it was
only through his efforts that more
money was finally appropriated
for Pearl Harbor.
For it was Admiral Taussig
who predicted the Pearl Harbor
attack. In the spring of 1940 he
warned that the Japanese sought
virtual domination of the Far
East and would even go to war
to attain their aim.

The repercussions from that
war n i ng were many. Even
President Roosevelt, whose dis-
favor Taussig had incurred,
threatened to furlough the Ad-
mirals Stark and Nimitz, who
opposed any discipline. Stark
and Nimitz must have known
then, as the entire country
knows today, that Taussig was
right. His views were the pri-
vate opinions of practically
every officer in the Navy.

In his testimony before the
committee, Taussig—whose father
before him, Edward David Taus-
sig, scion of a St. Louis Jewish
family, was a rear admiral—
urged the immediate establishment
of an "impregnable" naval base
in the Philippines, the strengthen-
ing of the Navy and agreement
with the English, the Dutch and
the French guaranteeing the
safety of the Pacific.

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Exposed Japanese Plans

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J. N. F. Auxiliary
Spurs Efforts for
Its Donor Function

Efforts for the annual donor
function of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund
were spurred when an overflow
audience at the meeting in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. on
Tuesday inaugurated plans to

January 23, 1942

WOMEN

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creased, rather than diminished
their immediate needs."

The Vice-Chairm en

Associated with Mrs. Broder
in planning for the women's cam-
paign will be Mrs. Douglas
Brown and Mrs. Julian If. Kro.
lik, as executive vice-chairmen•
Vice-chairmen include Mesdames
Perry P. Burnstine, Max Frank,
Theodore Levin, Nate S. Sha-
pero and Nathan Simons. Th e
executive committee members are
Mrs. Abraham Cooper (meetings
and programs) ; Mrs. Seymour J.
Frank (prospects); Mrs. Samuel
R. Glogower (workers' institute);
Mrs. Robert J. Newman (special
gifts); and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt
(meetings and programs). Secre-
taries of the campaign will be:
Mrs. Harry Z. Brown and Mrs.
Grover C. Wolf, with Miss Emma
Butzel serving as treasurer.
The special gifts work will be
headed by Mrs. Henry Wineman
as chairman and Mrs. Joseph II.
Ehrlich and Mrs. Abraham Srere
as vice-chairmen. Mrs. Srere, as
last year's head of the Women's
Division, turned over the chair-
manship of the work to Mrs.
Broder at the meeting this week.

The Advisory Board

On the advisory board will he
Mesdames Sidney J. Allen, Leo
M. Butzel, Aaron DeRoy, H. J.
L. Frank, Fred A. Ginsburg,
Harry B. Keidan, Henry Meyers,
Meyer L. Prentis, Melville S.
Welt and Miss Edith S. Heaven-
rich.
The committees and their chair-
men: Arrangements committee,
Mrs. Charles Robinson and Mrs.
Monte D. Whittelshofer; mailing
committee, Mrs. Morris H. Blunt-
berg; motor corps, Mrs. Benja-
min Lambert, Mrs. Max Osnos
and Mrs. David Wilkus; program
committee, Miss Hattie Gittle-
man, Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis and
Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg;
prospects committee, Mrs. Lew is
B. Daniels, Mrs. David S. Dia-
mond, Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and
Mrs. Maurice Landau; speakers'
bureau, Mrs. Morris Adler, Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson; treasury gifts,
Mrs. Maurice Klein; workers,
Mrs. Carl Schiller and Mrs. Sol
G. Meyers; workers' institute,
Mrs. Isidore Sobeloff.

MRS. PHILIP J. CUTLER
"We need be under no delu-
sions," he warned the Senators
12t11.13t1 IT.
make
a success of the event
"as to the aims and policies o
DR. MAURICE PERLZWEIG
Japan. The pronouncements of her scheduled for March 11.
The gathering was inspired to
statesmen in answer to protests
Vacation Perfection Dr. Perlzweig has served as its against
violations of rights of oth _ action by the address delivered
political representative in impor-
Skytop solarium,
tant consultations on interven- er nations are, of course, worth- by Mendel N. Fisher, national di-
tions, not only with the British less. The real policies of Japan rector of the J. N. F.
cocktail bar, Rain.
Mr. Fisher told of what has
government
but with other gov- are embodied in the declarations
bow Room with
ernments of Europe and has as- of her militarists during the past been accomplished during the 40
famed Kosher cui•
sisted in bringing about some year, and it is these policies that years of J. N. F. history and
sine. Surf bathing
stressed the importance of the
diminution of the oppression di- are being carired out."
First step in this plan by Ja- continuation of land redemption
from your room.
rected against Jews. In that ca-
pacity he has won the confidence pan was the domination of the with greater vigor than ever be-
of members of successive British Far East, Taussig declared then. fore to give destitute Jews of
"When there are nations," the Europe opportunity for life af-
Governments and of statesmen in
MIAMI B EACH
Admiral continued, "who believe ter the war.
other
countries
in
the
British
Wire or Write for Choice Reservations
at our Unusually Moderate January Rates Commonwealth and on the Conti- only in the sword to obtain what
P. J. Cutler, fund raising
they want from others and are c Mrs.
• man, announced that the
nent.
anxious
to
use
it,
peaceably
in-
Since his arrival in the United
donor event will be held in the
States, Dr. Perlzweig has been clined nations must go to war large auditorium of the Masonic
to
defend
themselves
or
accept
in charge of the political depart-
Temple on March 11.
ment of the World Jewish Con- domination. Such a situation ex-
Mrs. Ben Shurgin has been
ists
today
and
I
cannot
see
how
gress in New York and in that
appointed rummage chairman
capacity obtained, from General we can escape being forced into and may be reached at Tyler
was by the present trend
de Gaulle, who sent the message eventual
6-5863.
by cable from Libreville in Africa, of events."
Three gifts to the Ladies' Aux- Dr. Ginzburg to Address
Today's
headlines'
from
Singa-
a statement affirming' the deter-
iliary by members of the board
pore,
the
Philippines,
Pearl
Har-
mination of the Free French
Kvutzah Saturday
of directors were announced dur-
movement to restore Jewish rights bor, Batavia, Changsha are tra- ing the meeting. Mrs. William
Dr. Simon Ginzburg, noted poet
gic
witnesses
of
the
accuracy
of
to the full in a France delivered
Ideally !cc
en the beach
Hordes, whose silver wedding an- and lecturer, will deliver an ad-
Taussig's declaration.
from Nazi tyranny.
with no obstruction between
Although he is ot,it of the service niversary is on Jan. 23, gave a dress before the Kvutzah Ivrith,
Hebrew cultural group of De-
Concluding speaker in the Cen- after a long and hbnorable career generous donation.
you and the blue Atlantic In
ter's 1942 Lecture Series will be in the Navy that dates back to
Mrs. A. Smilo, whose anniver- troit, on Saturday evening, Jan.
Dr. Max Gottschalk, recently of the Boxer rebellion, Admiral Taus- sary will be celebrRted on June 24, in the Rose Sittig Cohen
the Lummus Park area. All
Bldg. His subject will be "Pales-
Belgium, who is a prominent fig- sig might have been the instru- 24, donated $100. $
outside rooms. Convenient to
Modern Hebrew Literature."
ure in international Jewish af- ment through which the attack
Announcement was made of tine
Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi of
fairs. Dr. Gottschalk will be on Pearl Harbor and the Philip- the receipt of the Golden Book
shopping and theatrical di',
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, will
heard on Tuesday evening, Feb. 3. pines could have been avoided.
inscription in memory of Jacob be the chairman.
tact. Coll.. shop on premises.
Won Gold Medals
Lipchinsky from his wife, Sarah,
Dr. Ginzburg is the chairman
his Navy tenure Taus- and family.
Luncheon of Beth Moses sig During
of
the Hebrew Writers' Associa-
was its star pupil and schol-
tion of Palestine and is visiting
Auxiliary Feb. 3
ar. Born in 1877 in Dresden,
Germany, where his father was on President in 1933, Taussig was Detroit in the interest of the
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the duty at the time, Joseph Knefler named Assistant Chief of Naval Keren Hatarbut, Palestine He-
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Congregation Beth Moses will Taussig twice won the Institute Operations, a very high post. The brew Cultural Fund.
The local committee of the
give a home-cooked luncheon in of Naval Affairs gold medal. On navy man went to the president
Fyfe's auditorium, Adams and 11 occasions he was decorated for raid suggested the latter might Keren Hatarbut consists of Rabbi
Woodward, at 12:30 p. m. on bravery in action. The study of want to have another man in the A. M. Hershman, chairman, Maur-
Tuesday, Feb. 3. The proceeds the Far East was his specialty. position in view of their earlier ice Landau and Maurice H. Zack-
heim.
4/
I A 4/1 11 will go to build a new synagogue.
N t
He served valiantly in World difficulties.
"Forget
it,"
Roosevelt
told
For further information call the War I and one of his state-
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Taussig, asking him to continue
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8-4354.
napolis Naval Academy. In com-
In 1936 Taussig was slated to
mand of a destroyer squadron,
Taussig was sent to Ireland become Commander of the United
N E W ROYAL HOTEL WASHINGTON AT 8TH ST.
shortly after American entry into States Fleet. The President's
In The Heart of ALL MIAMI Beach Activities"
the conflict. The crossing was a highest naval advisers, however,
All large outside rooms, each with bath and shower. Telephone and
hazardous one, with the Atlantic cautioned against the wisdom of
Elevator service. Sun Deck.
kicking up one of its toughest naming a Jewish officer of Ger-
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The British, anxious to have regardless of his brilliant record,
the squadron go into action with- in view of the fact that religious
HOTEL
in at least a week, asked Taussig and racial prejudice had unfor-
how soon his ships could head tunately been made a world-wide
.A COMPLETE RESORT
for the North Sea for submarine issue. Instead, Taussig was named
Commander of the Scouting Fleet.
duty.
COVERING AN ENTIRE BLOCK
Three
years
later
he
was
sud-
"Sir, we are ready now," is
Tennis Courts, Hand-
BREATH .TAKING
reported to have been Taussig's denly given the unimportant post
ball, Shuffleboard,
of
Commander
of
the
Fifth
Navil
Badminton, Patio
reply. Actually, he asked for
District
in
Norfolk,
Va.—a
defin-
Dancing, Parking
24 hours to take on oil and
..2ipx4eut
ite demotion.
Facilities—all within
water.
Whether it was this action that
the premises. Golf
Strained feeling between Taus-
AT SENSIBLE RATES
Course just across the
sig and Roosevelt dates back to caused him to speak out before
street. Adjacent to
the days when the President was the Senate Naval Affairs Com-
night clubs, Theatres,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy. mittee is something only the Ad-
Shops.
Taussig joined with the late Ad- miral himself knows. No doubt
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HOTEL • POOL CABANA COLONY
miral Sims and other Navy offi- he was chagrined by the rela-
Harry B. Friedman
cers fh criticizing Secretary of tively unimportant position he
The ultimate in gracious living; unparalleled
Managing Dir.
was
given
at
the
twilight
of
his
the Navy Josephus Daniels and
accommodations ... impeccable service ...
his assistant secretary in their long career.
marvelous cuisine I Every facility for comfort,
Even though it may have been
prosecution of the war. Follow-
fun and ploy...within its own vast premises!
Send for brochure and the sensible tariff
ing the Armistice, Taussig even anger that prompted him to tes-
schedule today.
appeared before a Congressional tify as he did—and there is no
Detroit Office Joseph P. Moibach, Mgr.
investigating committee, testify- proof that it was—he dared to
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inf that the Navy Department say what even Navy officer knew
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chiefs had not taken "adequate to be a fact;what is more, many
On the Ocean
steps to provide personnel neces- members of the State Department
from 38th to 39th Streets
sary for the proper conduct of the secretly shared the same views.
Had they listened to him, it
Navy during the war." Roosevelt,
then Democratic candidate for might not have been necessary to
vice-president, wrote a sharp let- "remember Pearl Harbor."
ter to the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee in which he denied the The year's finest event—J. W. V.
charges.
great Military Ball, Saturday
Just before Roosevelt became
Eve.. Feb. 14.

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