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Hundreds Submit Names of
Men and W omen in Service

Sgt. Ethel Manason
At Hanukah Service
In, Chapel in Italy

Hundreds of additional names of Jewish men and women
in the armed forces have been submitted to the DetrOit Army
and Navy Committee of the Jewish Welfare Federation since
the publication of the list of names of those already on record
began to appear in the columns of The Jewish News. -
Those who have not yet submitted the complete records
of relatives or friends in service are asked to do so at once
through the Jewish Welfare Board, 8400 Woodward, MA.
8400.
•
Those desiring war record blanks should call the Welfare
Board.
An additional list of men and women in service follows':

The military authorities and
the Jewish Welfare Board have
made it possible for our service-
men and servicewomen to cele-
brate the Jewish holidays in the
traditional :man-
ner though they
be stationed
thousands of
miles away
I r om home;
A recent re-
lease from Al-
lied headquar-
ters in Italy tells
of the Hanukah
rites held in a
Sgt. Manason military chapel
there for the Jewish - peronnel of
both the American and British
armies. The candles were kindl-
ed by the chaplain, Capt. Henry
Tavel of Wilmington, Del.
- Among those present at the
services were Sgt. Ethel Manason,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ice Manason, 2628 Fullerton Ave.
Sgt. Manason, who is a grad-
uate of Northern High and who
attended Wayne University, was
employed in the city offices
fore her departure for the armed
forces in January of 1943. First
stationed at Des Moines, Ia., she
was later transferred to Kansas
and then sent to North Africa
15 months ago. She now is serv-,
ing as secretary to a Colonel.

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ENLISTED MEN AND
WOMEN IN SERVICE
(Incomplete Records)
Pvt. Harry Klein
Irving -Klein
S/Sgt. Jack - Klein
Joe• Klein
Joe L. Klein
Leonard Klein
Pvt. Louis Klein
Louis Klein
Milton Klein
Pfc. Norman Klein
Walter Eugene Klein
Samuel Kline
Sgt. Samuel Kline
Harold Kling •
Pvt. Saul Klitzner
Sacob Kofender
Pvt. Charles • Kogan
Cpl. Jay M. Kogan
•
Shield Kogan 1
Martin Kohlman
Martin Kohn
Pvt. Myron Korner
Maurice Koorhan
Nathan Korash
Nathan- Korby
Pvt. Sol Korinsky
T-/Sgt. Morry Korinsky
Saul Korman
Murry Korngold
Sidney Kornheiser
Daniel Korobkin
Lillian Kosafsky
Pvt. David Koss
Carl Kotkin
Alan Kotzen
Simon Kovt
Meyer Kowal
Saul Krach
Donald H. Kraft
Pvt. Leo C. Kraft •
Albert Kramer
Richard Kramer
Norman Krsanow
Melvin S. Kratz
Jerome Kraus
Jerothe S. Krans
Bernard S. Krause
Fred M. Krauss
Meyer Kravitz
Hyman I. Kreplak
Pie. George Kress
Alex Kretzmer
Pvt. Bernard Krohn
Pvt. Lawrence Krohn
Pvt. Jacob Krohngold
Pvt. Andrew Kron
Sidney Kronheiser
Howard Kronick
Cpl. Harold G. Kubin
Elwood L. Kukes
Pvt. Kurt Kulka
Philip Kupfersmldt
Saul Kurestzky
Harold J. Kurth
Jake Kutchal
Louis Kuzin

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AWARDS
(Complete Records)
Ph.. M. 1/C Lewis D.
Kahn. Bronze Star,
- Dec. 1944
S/Sgt. Louis -Kaminsky,
Air Medal, Oak Leaf
Cluster, DFC, Jan.
1944
Pvt. Herman V. Kasoff,
Purple Heart. Nov,
1943
2nd Lt. Charles .Kauf-
. man, Air Medal, DFC,
.. August 1944
2nd Lt. Saul J...Kemp-
" ner, Air Medal, 3 Oak
. Leaf Clusters, Purple-i-
Heart, July 8,- 1944;
. Oak Leaf Cluster to
Air Medal, Aug. 1944
Pvt. ' Joseph Kline,
Purple Heart, March
1944 •
Cpl: Hyman I. Koenigs-
berg, ronze Star,
June 20, 1944
1st Lt. Nathan Kristall,
. Air Medal, Oak Leaf
Cluster, May 16, 1944;
• Three Oak - Leaf Clus-
ters - to Air Medal,
Purple - Heart, April
13, 1944; Presidential
Citation
Cpl. Harry M. Krowitz,
Presidential Citation,
June 13. 1944
Pvt. Alvin M. Kurz,
-Purple Heart.- July
1944
S/Sgt. Maurice I. Kurz-
-man, Air Medal, DFC,
Sept. 1944
(Incomplete - Records)
Sgt. Arthur Kaplan,
Purple Heart
Lt. William P. Katz,
Air Medal, Oak Leaf
Cluster
S/Sgt. Jack Klein, Air
Medal, July 1944
Li. Adolph Komer, Air
Medal
Pvt. David Koss, Purple
Heart •

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CASUALTIES
(Complete Records)
Pvt.
Albert . Kaliff,
Wounded
S/Sgt. Louis Kaminsky,
'Wounded
Pvt. Abraham Kadish,
Died in accident in
Ireland, April 23,
1944
A/C Warren M. Kahn,
Killed -in ' Training
plane -crash, Oct. 9,
1943
Pvt. Herman V. Kasoff,
Wounded in Italy,
Twice. Nov. 28; 1943,
July 1944
Pfc.
Thomas Kass,
Killed
in
Franee,
Sept. 6, 1944
Pvt. Jerome Katz. In-
jured in accident,
May 16, 1942
2nd Lt. Lester L. Kat-
zen, Kiled at Wake,
June 4, 1944
2nd Lt. Charles Kauf-

Friday, January 19, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

-man, Missing over
Burma, April 15, 1944
2nd - Lt. Saul J.- Kemp-
ner,. Wounded on
raid, July 8, 1944;
Killed in flight over
England, Aug. 17,
1944
Pvt. George D. Kent,
Wounded - in France,
Sept. 11, 1944
Joseph - Kline, •
Pvt.
Wounded in Italy,
March 1944
Lt. (j.g.) Joseph :Kofe
man, - Missing. in the
Philippines, Oct. 31,
1944
Cpl. Sheldon Koretz,
Wounded in France,
Sept. 6, 1944
2nd Lt. Montrose Korn,
Wounded at • Midway,
March 1943
Cpl. Percy: R. Krakow,
Killed in - S. Pacific
1st Lt. Nathan Krlstall,
Wounded in S. Pacif-
- ic, March 30, 1944
Pvt. Alvin • M. Kurz,
Wounded at- St. Lo,
July 1944;.` Wounded
in France, Aug. 27,
1944
(Incomplete Records)
Pvt. Hyman Kan.efsky,
Killed in France,
Sept. 16, 1944
Sgt. Arthur Kaplan,
Wounded in France,
Sept. 11, 1944.
Pfc. Gerald Kasner,
Prisoner in Japan
Pfc. Lawrence Kauf-
man, Wounded in
Holland, Oct. 3, 1944
Louis Klein, Wounded
in Europe
.
Samuel
Klein,
Sgt.
WOunded in Europe
Pvt. _Saul Klitzner,
Wounded in Mediter-
ranean Area, June 9,
1944
Pfc. Charles Kogan,
Killed in France, July
30, 1944
Lt. Adolph Komer
Prisoner in Germany,
May 29, 1944
Pvt. Sol Korinsky, Died
at . Camp Campbell,
March 21, 1943
Koss,
David
Pvt.
Wounded in Germany,
Sept. 17, 1944,
Pvt. Frederick Koss,
Killed in Italy, Sept.
- 14, 1944 •
Pvt. Leo C. Kraft,
Wounded in Italy,
Feb. 13, 1944
Kress,
Pfc. . George
Wounded in Europe

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COMMISSIONED
MEN AND WOMEN
(Incomplete Records)
Maj. George Lachar
Lt. Louis Lafer
Lt. Zelig Landy
lst Lt. Irwin I. Lap-
pin
1st Lt. Jack S. Lawson
Capt. David Leach
Lt. (j.g.) Herbert Lee
Ensign Moses A. Le-
venstein
Lt. Joseph Levin
1st Lt. Edward S. Le-
vine
Capt. Michael M. Le-
' vine
Capt. David Levit
1st Lt. Harold- Levitt
Lt. -(j.g.) Alvin Levy
Lt Raymond L. Lewis
lit. (j.g.) Max L. Li-
chter
Lt. Sol Lindenbaum
Capt. George Linkin
1st Lt. Louis L. Lipp-
man
Lt. Col. Zelner Lip-
sett
Capt. Leo Lipton
Capt. Samuel Lipton
Lt. Sidney E. Locke
1st Lt. Joseph Lo-rber
Lt. Jack Lovinger
(Complete Records)
2nd Lt. Erwin R.
Lachman
1st Lt. Phillip Edwin
Lachman.
2nd Lt. Leon Hirsh
Landsberg
2nd Lt Isadore Lan-
kin
1st Lt. Harry A. Lans-
ing
Capt. Mandell ,Lansky
2nd Lt. Herman R.
Lantner
Maj. Max Lapides
Capt. Milton M. Lap-
pin
2nd Lt. Burton L.
Lasky
Ensign Martin Lattid
1st Lt. Marvin Aaron
Last
Ensign Emil Lawton
Ensign Morris Lax
Capt. Morton R. Lazar
Lt. (j.g.) Donald •
Leach
2nd Lt. Saul M. Leach
Ensign Gerald M.
Leavitt
1st Lt. Myron N. 'Le-
bus
2nd Lt. Morris Ber-
nard Leder
Lt. (j.g.) Orville Brad-
ford Lefko
2nd Lt. Martin J. Le-;
inoff
1st Lt. Louis S. Leip-
sitz
Lt. Col. Louis S. Le-
land
Major Sol.Leland.

2nd Lt. Burton J.
Lemberg
-
Ensign Henry- C. Len- .
hoff
1st Lt. George J. Ler-
ner
2nd•Lt. Morris H. Les-
sen
1st Lt.- Malcolm L. Le-
venson
Capt. .David M. Levin
1st Lt. Herbert G.
Levin
let Lt. Loretta Levin
let L. Maurice Levin
Capt. Michael Meyer
•
Levin
Lt. Comdr. Samuel J.
Levin
let Lt. Gilbert M.
Levine
2nd Lt. Herschel H.
Levine
1st Lt. Irving Levine
Lt. (j.g.) Sydney S.
Levine
Lt. (j.g.) Moses A.
Levinstein
1st Lt. Morris Levites
1st Lt. Irving Levitt
Capt. Bernard L. Levy
1st Lt. Lyle S. Levy
1st Lt. Herman L.
Lewis Jr.
2nd Lt. Leon Henry
Lewis
Lt. (j.g.) Leonard L.
Lewis
Lt. (j.g.) Morton D.
Lieberman
Capt. Morris J. Liefer
1st Lt. Herman Litton
1st Lt. Benjamin Lin-
sky
2nd Lt. Bernard S.
Linton
Major Louis S. Lip-
schutz
2nd Lt. William Litt
2nd Lt. Kenneth S.
Loeb
Ensign William Loe-
wenstein
2nd Lt. Lester London
Lt. (j.g.) George Er-
win Loria
2nd Lt. Arthur Love
F/0 Richard H. Love
Capt. Adolph W. Lowe
Major Harold N.
Lurya
Capt. Herman B. Lus-
tigman
2nd Lt. Harold Melvin
-Luvisch
.2nd Lt. Sam B. Luz-
kow
1st Lt. Herschel Ly-
n-ion

ENLISTED MEN
AND WOMEN
(Incomplete Records)
Pfc. Sidney Labo-
witch,
Benjamin Ladin
Milton Lamborn
Alfred Landau
Evelyn Landau
Cpl. Sol Landau
Sgt. Fred K. Landeck-
er
Sgt. Eva Landecker
Irving E. Landes
Myron Lane
L. Lange
Edith Langer
Bernard L. Lanitky
Max Lansky
Arthur. Lapides
Hillie Lapides
Milton A. Lapin
Herb Lash
Herman H. Latousky
S/Sgt. Edward J. La-
. vine
Sgt. Howard S. Lazar
David W. Leach
Louis Leavitt
Charles Lebeaux
P/0 Al Lebin
Harry Lebbow
William Lebow
Eugene Lebowski
Leonard Lebowitz
Abe Leib
Joseph • Leib
William Leib
S. Leiberman
Alex Leichtman
Irven Leider
Elias J. Leiter
Pvt. Raymond Leiter
Pvt. Gene Leitner
Herbert I. Lenter
Sgt. Elliott S. Leonard
Pvt. - Louis B. Lepp
Pvt. Sidney Lerman
George Lerner
Sol W. Lesnick
Beryl Leve
Jack Charles Leve
Harry Levenburg
Max M. Levenson
William H. Leveranz
Clarence Levey
Salo J. Levi
Harold J. Levin
Joseph H. Levin
CO1 Meyer Levin
Abe Levine
Byron B. Levine
Charles S. Levine
David Levine
Pvt. George Levine
Harry J. Levine
Irving Levine
Isadore Levine
Pfc. Isadore Levine
Jack I. Levine
Joseph Levine
Joseph Levine
S/Sgt. Kenneth Le-
vine
Kenneth Levine
Martin Levine
Norman Levine
Sam Levine
Sidney Levine
N. Levinson
••-•Alhert Levitt
Arthur D. Levitt
Charles Levitt
Martin Levitt
Pfc. Monte Levitt
klarry Levy..

Additional Servicemen's News
on Page 18

A Miraculous Escape

Sgt. Louis Klein s Heroism
Rewarded by Four Citations

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Klein of
9909 McQuade Avenue received
a most interesting letter from
their son, T/Sgt. Emil, -describ-

Sgt. Klein
T/Sgt. Klein
ing his reunion with their other
son, Sgt. Louis, in Liverpool. He
writes of Louis' experiences in
combat before being wounded
and returned to England for hos-
pitalization and -retraining.
Sgt. Klein obtained this infor-
mation with great difficulty, for
his brother was reluctant to dis-
cuss his exploits claiming that it
brought back memories of pals
being blown to bits and others
dying horribly. He attributes his
miraculous escape to the fact that
"my number wasn't up."
In France on D-Day
•
Arri#ing in France on D-Day,
he landed near St. Mere Eglise
on the Normandy coast and then
proceeded along the Cherbourg
Peninsula, finally participating
in the capture of Cherbourg.

2/C Seathan Solomon
Latzer
R.T. 3/C Milton La-
vine
Cpl. Stanley L. Lavine
Sgt. Isadore I. Law-
rence
Pvt. Al Lawson
C01. Fred Lax
Cpl. Harold H. Laic
Pfc. Eugene Laxer
M/Sgt. Richard Jay
Lazar
Cpl. Ephraim A. Laza-
roff -
Pvt. Alan S. Leach
Pvt. Lester Leach
Pfc. Robert M. Leach
T/Sgt. Arthur Leader
Pvt. David Leader
Pvt. Albert Leader-
man
Pfc. Sam Leaderman
Radioman 2/C David
M. Leber
2/C Seaman Paul M.
Lebovitz
Ph.M. 3/C Aaron A.
Lebow
Cpl. Dave Lebow
T/5 Cpl. Aaron Lebo-
witz
Pvt. Harold Lebowitz
Cpl. Alex Leder
Cpl. Albert M. Lee
Pvt. Sidney M. Lee
Sgt. Lawrence Lee-
bove
Cpl. William H. Lee-
bove
Yoeman 3/C Jack
Ralph Leeds
T/5 Cpl. Philmore. A.
Leemon
2/C Seaman Benson
B. Leet
A/C Bertram I. Lefko•
Pfc. Joseph F. Lefko-
fsky
Pvt. Irvin M. Lefton
Cpl. Donald L. Leib
Pvt. Irving Leib
Pfc. Theodore Leibo-
vita
Ph.M. 3/C Carl Leibo-
witz
Yoeman 3/C DaVid
Leibowitz
Pvt. Sidney Leibowitz
s/sgt. Sol Lefler
Pvt. Abe Leiderman
Pfc. William Leion
Pvt. Harry Leipsitz
Pvt. Sherwood L.
Leitman
Cpl. Edward Lemer
A/C Ned Lenhard
S/Sgt. Harold Lenhoff
Pfc. Harold • G. Len-
hoff
"A/S Maxwell M. Len-
hoff
Pvt. Guenter W. Leo-
pold
Cpl. Ben Lerner
A/S
Leonard H. Ler=
(Complete Records)
ner
S/Sgt. Max A. Lerner
Pvt. Mildred Label
Cpl. Sheldon S. Lach- A/C Irwin R. Lesser
A/S Morton B. Les-
man
ser
A/C Gerson T. Lacoff
Pfc. Harold Lester
Pvt. Louis R. Later
Cpl. Samuel I. LaFond Pvt. Jack Lester
Cpl. William Lester
Cpl. Fred Lain
Cpl. Albert I. Letvin
Pfc. Gilbert Lakind
Cpl. Charles E. Lam- Pvt. Sam Letvin
T/5 Cpl. Albert Letzer
pert
Pvt. Harold Levenson
A/C Seymour R.
Cpl. Hyman Levenson
Lampert
Pvt. Graham Landau Sgt. Malcolm Z. Le-
venten
Pvt. Victor Landaw
Pvt. Roland L. Lev-
Pfc. Abraham L.
enson
Landgarten
Pfc. Louis Landgarten. Cpl. Leonard Levett
Sgt. Nathan Landgar- He. Milton Levey
Pvt. Benno Levi
ten
1/C Seaman Paul M. Pvt. Harry A. Levi
P/O Ralph J. Levi
.
Landsberg
Sgt. Philip Paul Lane Cpl. Arthur Levi
2/C Seaman Arthur M.. Pvt. David B. Levin
Pvt. Fred W. Levin
Lang
T/Sgt. Harold Lang- S/Sgt. George Levin
Pvt. Harry Levin
berg
A/C Jack H. Langer Pfc. Isadore Levin
T/1 Sgt. Sam Lang- Pfc. Lewis Levin
Pvt. Newton A: Levin
weld
S/Sgt. Philip I. Levin
Pvt. Jack Lapides
Cpl. Sol H. Levin
Cpl. Morris Lapin
S/Sgt. Samuel E. --Lap- Pvt. Abraham Levine
Sgt. Arnold Levine--
pin
1/C Seaman Robert J. Cpl. Ben Levine
M/Sgt. Daniel Levine
LaRose
1/C Seaman Ronald Cpl. David Levine ,
E. Lask
Pvt. David G. Levine
Cpl. Eli S. Levine
Pvt. Joseph 'Latin

Pvt. Harry Levy
Pfc. Clarence Levy
Ernest Levy
Marvin Levy
- Norman Levy
Sol B. Levy
A. W. Lewinstine
George Lewis
Sgt. Gilbert W. Lewis
Harry Lewis
Reuben Lewis
Samuel Lewis
Sol Louis
Alvin Lezell
Louis E. Liberman
Sidney Liberman
Howard Lichterman
William Lieb
Abe Lieberman
Pvt. Grace Lieberman
Irving Lieberman
Irving,
Louis - ieberman
Yoeman 3/C Shirley
Liberman
Sidney J. Lieberman
Pfc. Harvey A. Lie-
berman
Daniel Lieblich
Pfc. Fred Linden
Alfred L. Lindenbaum
Sol Lindenbaum
Leo Lipman
William - Lipman
Joseph H. Lipper
T/Sgt. Alfred B. Lip-
pitt
Ethel Lippman
Leo Lippman
Marvin Lipschitz
S/Sgt. Morris Lip-
schitz •
Sol Lipschitz
Harvy Lipsitt
Alex D. Lipson
Benjamin Lipson
Cy Lipson
Larry Lipson
Sam Lipson
Zola Lipson
Milton Lipton
Raymond T. Lipton
Harold E. List
2/C Seaman Barney
Lite
Jimmie Litman
Pvt. Ethel Littman
Harold Loberman
Harry Lochman
Sam Lochman
Alexander Lofman
Martin E. Londer
Richard Longfelder.
Abraham A. Lopatin
Louis L. Lopatin
Pvt. Sam Lorfel
Jack B.- Love
Maurice Lowell
Seymour Lowenberg •
Felix Lubesky
Sylvia R. Lubetsky
Elliot Donald Luby
Harold T. Lucas
•Pvt. Morton J. Lustig
Arthur Luzkow

2/C Seaman Eugene
R. Levine
Sgt. Evelyn Levine
Sgt. Harold A. Levine
Pfc. Herbert J. Levine
A/C Jack Hershal Le-
vine
.
Pvt. Leon Levine
Pvt. Leonard A. Le-
vine
Pvt. Manuel Levine
Pfc. Milton Levine
Pfc. Morris N. Levine
A.M.M. 2/C Norman
Levine
Fireman 1/C Paul H.
Levine
Cpl. Samuel Levine
Pvt. Phillip S. Levine
A/S Stanley Levine
Sgt. Theodore J. Le-
vine
A/C David M. Levin-
sohn
Pvt. Ervin Levinson
M/Sgt. Jacob Levinson
Pvt. Milton M. Levin-
son
Sgt. Stuart A. Levin-
son
Pfc. Harry J. Levitan
Cpl. Edward Levites
Pvt. Gilbert Levites
Sgt. Harry Levites
Pvt. Joseph Levites
Pvt. Howard Levitt
Pvt. Irving Levitt
Pvt.. Paul Levitt
Cpl. William Levitt
Pvt. Adolph Levy
A/S Allan Levy
S/Sgt. Bernard Levy
Pvt. Burton T. Levy
Pfc. Daniel Levy
Pfc. Franklin Levy
David J. Levy Jr.
S/Sgt. Jerome B.
Cpl. Henry G. Levy
Levy
Pvt. Sidney Levy
Sgt. Robert R. Lewin
Pvt. Alvin Lewis
Pvt. Irwin Lewis
Pvt. Milton G. Lewis
Sgt. Philip Lewis
H.M. 3/C Seymour
Lewis
1/C Seaman Maurice J.
Lezell
Morris- Lezerson
Pvt. Arnold F. Lich-
tenstein
Pfc. Morris Lichten-
stein
terman
Sgt: Gerald M. Lich-
terman
Pvt. Milton E. Lich-
terman
A/S Jacob K. Lichtig
Cpl. Louis N. Lichtig
Cpl. Albert Milton
Lichtman
Pvt. Kurt Liebenthal
S/Sgt. Albert L. Lie-
berman
Pvt. Bernard Lieber-
man
Pvt. Edwin Lieber-
man
1/C Seaman Lawrence
Lieberman
Pfc. Nathan Lieber-
man
Cpl. Sam Lieberman
Pfe Sidney Lieber-
man
Cpl. Sidney Lieber-
man
Cpl. Byron N. Lieber-
witz
Pfc. David Lieberwitz
Pvt. Mortimer N.
Lifstiz
1/C Seaman Victor H.
Linden
A/C Jerome Linder-
man
'Vt. Lindy
W/O Harry.
Ph.M. 3/C Laurence
M. Linkner
Cpl. Ben Linovitz
1/C Seaman Harry
Linsky
Pvt. Norman B. Lin-
sky
1/C Seaman Edmund
Linx
G.M. 3/C Franklin T.
Linx
Pfc. Morris J. Lipnik
Pfc. Alvin N. Lippitt
Pvt. Calvin J. Lippit
Cpl. Joseph Lipschitz
S/Sgt. Morris Lip-
schitz

There were 217 men trapped in
the Baupt Swamps on July 4,
who remained there for 24 hours.
Only six men including
Sgt.
Klein emerged alive.
They went from St IA WOWS
the Gulf of St. Maio and joined
Patton's Third Army drive down
the coast of Brittany. At St. Malo
they were forced to retreat a few
hundred yards leaving their
wounded behind. In the morning
upon retaking their position, they
discovered the wounded to have
been bayoneted to death. Sgt.
Klein, in charge of his platoon;
issued orders that no German
was to•be captured alive,
Wounded in France
Sgt. Klein was wounded while
advancing with the troops . at-
tempting to outflank Paris. He
received bullet wounds of the
left leg and foot and the right
shoulder and a shrapnel. wound
of the head. He woke up in- a
hospital in England.
The recipient of the Presiden-
tial Citation, the Silver Star, the
Bronze Star And the- Purple
Heart, he now is an instructor in
physical education.
Sgts. Louis and Emil Klein
visited. a synagogue in Liverpool
which they describe- as the most
beautiful they had ever seen.
Built over 50 years ago, it was
adorned with carved marbel and
18 carat gold lattice work.

,

Pvt. Marvin Lipschitz
S/Sgt. Sol Lipschitz
Cpl. Harvey Lipsitt
Pvt. Sidney Lipschutz
W.T. 2/C Fred Lipsitz
Cpl. Louis H. Lipsitz
Sgt. Elliot N. Lipson
T/5 Joseph Lipson
M.M. 1/C Nathan Lip-
son
A/C Robert N. Lipson
Cpl. Sidney Lipson
Pvt. Solomon Lipson
1/C Seaman William'
Lipson
Pvt. Joseph D. Liss
Pvt. Richard Liss
Pvt. Jack Litinsky
T/Cpl. Bernard S. Litt
Cpl. David Litt
Pvt. Jacob Littman
Pvt. Bernard Litven
M/S,gt. Abe B. Litvien
Pvt. Daniel Litwak
Pvt. Eugene Litwak
A/C Leo E. Litwak
Pvt. Irving LitWin
Pvt. Jack Litwin
Pfc. Samuel Litwin
F. 1/C Arthur Lober
W/O Raymond Leob
Sgt. Sidney B. Leob!
Cpl. Al H. Loefsky
Sgt. Seymour J. Loe-
wenberg
A/C Alfred Lowen-
stein Jr.
Sgt. Arnold B: Lon-

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Cpdlo.n Milton H. Lon-
don
Ph.M. 3/C , Theodore
L. London
Fvt. Harry R. Loomis
Pvt. Zalman Lopata
Pvt. Sidney Lorfel
Pvt. Donald Loria
Pfc.
Lo veLaWrence C.

2/C Seaman William
e -
Lovlav
se
William Lovinger
Cpl. Albert B. Lubin
Pvt. Milton Lucow
Pfc. Bernard Ludwig
Cpl. Bernard Lum-
berg
S/Sgt. Albert Uupil-
off
Pfc. Harold Lupiloff
Pvt. Ernest Lustig
Pfc. Sam Lutz

CASUALTIES
(Complete Records)
Pvt. Irving Leib, In-
jured in France,
Aug. 1944.
Pvt. Sidney Leibowitz,
Killed in France,
Aug. 1, 1944:
Pfc. William Leion,
Wounded, '11.943.
S/Sgt. Geol.& Levin,
-Killed in France,
June 25, 1944.
Pvt. Howard Levitt,
Wounded in Ger-
many, Nov. 2, 1944.
Lt. (j:g.) Leonard L.
Lewis, Killed in
France, June 6, 1944.
Pvt. Mortimer N. US-
:France, Sept. 2, 1944
G.M. 3/C Franklin T.
Linx, Wounded, Oct.
1942.
Pvt. Zalman Lopata,
Wounded at Anzio,
Feb.. 1944.
Pfc. Sam Lutz, Injur-
ed on Bougainville.
(Incomplete Records)
Pfc. Monte -Levitt,
Wounded at Anzio.
Pvt. Harry Levy,
Wounded in Europe.
Pfc. Harvey A. Lie-
bermann, Killed in
North Africa, 1943.
Pfc. Fred Linden,
Wounded in France,
June 7, 1944.
iterranean, June 13,
Pvt. Alekan der Lof-
man, Killed in Med-
1944. •
Pvt. SaM Lorfel,
Wounded in France.
Pvt. Morton J.- Lustig,
Killed in Germany,
Sept. 14, 1944.

M

COMMISSIONED
MEN AND WOMEN
(Incomplete Records)
Capt. Ben Maidenburg
Lt. (j.g.) John Mahler
1st Lt. K. Mallon
Lt. Isadore MargoliS
1st Lt. Joseph M.
Markel
Lt. Mitchell Markle
AWARDS
Lt.
Theodore• Marks .
(Incomplete Records)
Lt. Zackman Marks
Pfc. Monte Levitt,
Lt.
Col. Ervin H.
Bronze Star, Presi-
Markus
dential Citation.
Maj. Oscar A. Markus
Pfc. Fred Linden,
2nd Lt. Fred Marrich
Bronze Star, June 6, Lt. (s.g.) Harry
1944, Purple Heart,
Meisner
June -11, 1944.
Capt. Jack Meltzer
S/Sgt. Morris Lips- Capt. Herbert H. Metz
chitz, Presidential Lt. (j.g.) Louis Meyers
Citation, Sept. 1944. Lt. Roy G. Meyers
Pvt. Sam Lorfel, Pur- Lt. Sidney L.
ple Heart
Michalovitz
(Complete Records) Capt. George Miller
Capt. Harry Miller
2nd Lt. Leon H.
1st Lt. Herbert Miller
Landsberg, Air Med- Lt. Arthur Monson
al, April 24; Oak Capt. Joseph Moore
Leaf, May 15; Oak 1st. Lt. Leo M.
Leaf, June 6; Oak
Morrison
Leaf, June 11; DFC Capt. Edison S. Morse
June 25, all 1944.
Capt. Henry J. Moses
Pvt. Jack Lapides, Di- Maj. Pauline B.
vision cited for out-
Muller
standing action, Mar. Lt. Walter Muller
1944.
Maj. Max H. Myerson
Sgt. Phillip Lewis
Bronze Star, June 8, - (Complete Records)
Ens. Donald A. Mahler
1944.
Pvt. Mortimer Lifsitz, Ens. Allen Malinoff
Ens. Eugene E.
Purple Heart
Mandeberg
G.M. 3/C Franklin T.
Linx, Purple Heart, Capt. Mitchell R.
Mandeberg
Oct. 1942.
2/C W.T. Fred Lipsitz, Capt. Jack N.
Mandiberg
.Gold Star.
Sgt. Sioilley B. Loeb, 2dnd Lt. Monroe
-
Presidential Cita- - Marcus
1st Lt. Ted Margolis
tion.
Capt. Jerome Mark
Cpl. Al H. Loefsky, Lt.
(s.g.) Julius Mark'
Cited for Bravery, Capt.
Ben Marks
1942.
Capt.
Benton I. Marks
Pvt. Zalman Lopata, Lt. (j.g.)
Burton
Purple Heart, Feb.
Marks
1944.
Capt. Martin K.
Lt. (j.g.) George Loria
Marrich
Silver Star, May, Capt. Peter Aaron
1944.
Martin
2nd Lt. Harold M.
1st Lt. Milton Selig
Luvisch, Citation.
Marwil
2nd Lt. Sam B. Luz- Lt. Comm. Thomas 13.
Marwil
kow, Silver Star.