THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 16 Friday, November 2, 1919 Iranian Students Congressional Medal Winner Namesake of JWV Post A movement to revive interest in the heroism of a Detroiter who was killed :;.;. • • : during World War II has been initiated by the Zussman Post (No. 333) of the Jewish War Veterans of America. Lt. Raymond Zussman • IGNITING FOR AMERICA 6y Leon Biehairt aWB • NIIV • • 945 LT. -RAYMOND ZUSSMAN, 27 YEAR OLD TANK OFFICER FROM DETROIT,WAS AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY, AMERICA'S HIGH- EST DECORATION FOR MILITARY VALOR-THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR-FOR EXTRA"' ORDINARY GALLANT ACTION ON SEPT. 18+1944, IN KILLING. 17 GERMANS, CAPTURING 92 AND LIBERATING FRENCH TOWN Or NOROY LE BOURG. IN ACTION 3 DAYS LATER, HE GAVE HIS LIFE. (for whom the post is named), was the only resi- dent of Michigan to receive a Congressional Medal of honor, the highest decora- tion for military valor, dur- ing the war. Zussman was awarded the medal post- humously for "extra ordi- nary gallant actionon Sept. 18, 1944, in killing 17 Ger- mans, capturing 92 and liberating the French town of Noroy Le Bourg." Zussman was killed in ac- tion, three days after his heroic feat. For further information, contact Bunin, at 24301 Condon, Oak Park, Mich, 48237. The Zussman Post, in- vites all Jewish War Vete- rans to participate in its meetings and also would like to see Jewish people who aren't veterans become patrons of the post. Individual Daily Counseling The post is planning to set up a scholarship fund in Zussman's honor, ac- cording to Ed Bunin, commander. NEW YORK — Touro College has 24 Iranian Jews among its new students this fall. LOSE 17-25 POUNDS (Men Lose 28-35 Pounds)' Quickly, Safely, Permanently in just 6 weeks No Shots No Drugs No Contracts • because it's harder to lose weight alone .. . Call Today • 642-5665 AT THE LOSIN G 0 Get started on your way to a thinner, happier,• healthier life DAILY 44f `' s " Cranbrook Centre • 30233 Southfield Rd. DIET Suite 112 COUNSELING ZUSSMAN d ENTERED ARMY AT 23 AND BE- CAME INSTRUCTOR IN "STREET FIGHTING "AT FORT•KNOX... PREVIOUSLY WAS STORE CLERK AND NIGHT STUDENT SENT OVERSEAS, ZUSSMAN FOUGHT IN AT WAYNE UNIVERSITY ITALIAN CAMPAIGN AND WAS WOUND- ED AT CASSINO. ON RECOVERY WAS MADE LIEUTENANT AND SERVED AS AIDE AT ARMY HEADQUARTERS. REQUEST- ING ACTIVE DUTY, HE WAS ASSIGNED TO IN NOROY LE BOURG, - AFTER SMASH 1 NG THRU BOOBY TRAPPED ROAD BLOCKS,WIPING +h A JAMES DAITCH Son of Cindy & Harold Daitch Shaarey Zedek Sept. 15th • ' • ' " - '' ARMY AS TANK PLATOON LEADER. OUT MACHINE GUN NESTS, BLOWING UP ARMED CARS AND KILLING OR CAPTURING NUAIER- ZUSSMAN ADVANCED OUS .241 ■ ALONE AGAINST A HOUSEFUL - OF GERMANS AND 1 THO ARMED ONLY WITH A TOMMY GUN RUSHING UP THE ROADMINUTES LATER HE FOUGHT HIS WAY HE ATTACKED A TRUCK LOAD OF FLEEING THRU THEIR RIFLE AND ENEMY TROOPS AND BY THE TIME HIS LEAD GRENADE FIRE AND KILLED OR TANK CAUGHT UP HAD CAPTURED THOSE STILL CAPTURED THE ENTIRE LOT. ALIVE,2ANT1-TAW GUNS & mUCH EQUIPMENT BENJI STRAGER Son of Mel & Avren Strager Beth Abraham Hillel Nov. 10th The Princeton Shop outfits more than half the Bar Mitzva boys in town! Join this select group. • . ROBERT WOLOK Son of Sanford & Harriet Wolok B'nai Moshe Oct. 20th Come In And Let Us Dress All Your Men For This And All Other Mitzvas Herzl Press to Expand Offerings NEW YORK — The Herzl Press of the World Zionist Organization will expand its publication of books of Zionist and Jewish interest not available through ordi- nary publishing channels. "Our expanded list will conr;entrate on the interpre- tation of contemporary Is- rael, the reprinting of Zionist classics in English; and the publication of seri- ous in-depth studies of the Diaspora and general Jewish subjects, with par- ticular emphasis on its re- ciprocally strengthening re- lationship with Israel," chairman Kalman Sultanik said. Among the new titles is- sued are "Jerusalem: Bridg- ing the Four Walls," by Dr. the U.S. Congress. "Basic Reader," edited by Dr. Mor- decai S. Chertoff, who was recently appointed editor of the Herzl Press, was pub- lished in answer to anti- Zionist statements at the This book and "Zionism, a United Nations. More than Basic Reader," were dis- 60,000 copies have been tributed to every member of. sold. Saul B. Cohen of Clark Uni- versity. This is a geopoliti- cal proposal for integrating Jerusalem as the basis for ending hostilities in the Middle East. Yeshiva Adds to Ancient Town NEW YORK — The con- gent of Yeshivat Bnei Akiva tinuity of one of Israel's students have set up more ancient and colorful "Yeshivat Peki-in" on Fri- communities Peki-in, is day mornings, through being maintained by a Bnei learning and praying in a Akiva yeshiva in the north- Bet Midrash-like atmos- ern Galilee. phere. Yeshivat Maalot, one of Peki-in dates back to tal- mudic times, and still'has a 31 Yeshivot Bnei Akiva, is ,a historic synagogue built in Yeshivat Hesder, whose the 14th Century. Itis in the students combine study synagogue that a contin- with military service. KENNETH WALTERS Son of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Walters B'nai David Oct. 20th Pierre Cardin RINCETON For Young Men Eight to Eighty ROBERT PERNICK Son of Judge & Mrs. Joseph Pernick Temple Israel Oct. 20th JASON GRIESDORF Son of Gary and Gita Greisdorf B'nai David Oct. 20th Old Orchard Shopping Plaza Maple at Orchard Lake Rds. 851-3660—West Bloomfield Thurs. & Fri. 9-9 Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. til 6 MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD PRINCETON CHARGE