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December 14, 1962 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1962-12-14

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Detroiters who were the pio-
neer supporters of the historic
task that made possible the re-
vised translation of The Torah—
the Five Books of Moses—con-
ducted by noted Jewish scholars
under the direction of the Jewish
Publication Society of America,
will be the first to receive their
inscribed deluxe copies.
The presentation to the 135
Detroiters who were the first to
provide a fund to finance the
JPS translation committee's ef-

EDWIN WOLF II

forts will be made\ at a break-
fast, at 10:30 Sunday morning,
Dec. 23, at the Ten Mile Road
Branch of the Jewish Communi-
ty Center, 15110 W. Ten Mile
Rd., Oak 'Park.
Invitations to the luncheon
have been issued by Judge Theo-
dore Levin, Leonard N. Simons
and Philip Slomovitz, the Detroit
members of the JPS national
board.

The official presentations of
the Bibles will be made in behalf
of the JPS by Edwin Wolf II,
chairman of the society's publi-
cations committee and former
president of the JPS, and Lesser
Zussman, the JPS executive di-
rector.
Wolf is president of the Na-
tional Foundation for Jewish
Culture. He is a trustee of the
University of Pennsylvania
Library and of the American
Jewish Historical Society and
is currently Librarian of the
Library Company of Philadel-
phia, the first library chartered
by the U.S. Congress. He was
president of the Philadelphia
Jewish Welfare Federation.
He is a well known lecturer
in bibliography, is the author
of the history of the Jewish
community of Philadelphia and
has held many important
community posts.
Zussman, a social worker for
30 years, a native of Rochester,
N.Y., received his early secular
and religious education in that
city, then came to Philadelphia
where he attended the University
of Pennsylvania, receiving the
degrees of Bachelor of Science
and Master of Social Work. In
addition, he studied for one year
at the Hebrew University in Jer-
usalem.
In the field of social work,
Zussman served as case worker,
supervisor and administrator in
family service and child welfare
agencies, was an instructor at
the University of Pennsylvania

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LESSER ZUSSMAN

a Major in 1946. He accepted a
commission in the Army Reserve
and was recently transferred to
the Retired Reserve in the grade
of a Lt. Colonel. After World
War II, he worked as assistant
to the executive director of the
Philadelphia Allied Jewish Ap-
peal until early 1950, when he
began his work with the JPS.
Information regarding the Dec.
23 Torah presentation session
may be secured by calling either
of the three Detroit JPS board
members.

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THE TORAH
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and a teacher in the Hebrew
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Shortly after Pearl Harbor, he
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tended Officer's Candidate
School, and rose through the
ranks until he was discharged as

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5 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, December 14, 19 62

Detroit Supporters of Bible Translation
to Receive First Torah Editions Dec. 23

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