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1946
Friday, March 15, 1946
Coun.
at ions.
Czechoslovak Red Cross Searches
For Jewish Relatives in the U. S.
The Czechoslovak Red Cross,
he COM.
located in the Czechoslovak Con-
mmittee
sulate, appeals to all Jews who
eon Ray
are acquainted with or have any
Sanders.
information concerning the fol-
one:
plowing, to contact Dr. Frederick
standinS
Syrovy at the Czechoslovak Con-
le Coun•
sulate In New York City, 1790
two-way
Broadway (between 57th and 58th
and at.
). or to write to the Editor of
nen and
The Resistance," at the same ad-
n8. This
dress.
a series
entativet
AbAraj, Mike, born Sept. 6,
'here the ; 1911 last known address, 541 E.
been dis.
13th St., New York City, sought by
.1( tailed
Zuz ina Barajova, Jastrahie, No.
102, County Michalovce, Slovakia.
rd "Jew,
(Son'
Months"
Boehm, George Michael, last
' Consul
known address, c/o Jantzen, 547
ions.
Caldwell Ave., Apt. 40, Bronx, N.
lear that
Y., sought by Dr. Marek Bohm,
Council
Mickiewiczova Statna nemocnice,
I and in.
Bratislava.
.0 enrich
Eller, Dora, last known address
mmunity
(New) London, United States,
nimunity
sought by Eller, Mary, liberated
I agency
from Bergen Belsen Camp, native
Sernitism
with the 'f of Presov, Slovakia. (Aunt)
Engel, Josef, Red Cross, New
It is an
York, sought by Zikmund Mer-
re fullest
rnelstein, Pod olske Sanatorium,
lnity life
level of
Praha, Podoli.
ntent.
Fajnik, Maria, nee Barna, born
1915 in United States, last known
address, 30 W. 70th St., Apt. 6A,
New York City, sought by Michal
Kernasevi c, Cestizne, Habura,
[C.
County Medzilaborce, Slovakia.
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Fassel, Otto, born May 15, 1897.
at Brno, opera singer, last known
address, Director of Theatre, New
York, sought by Judita Fasselova,
born March 5, 1900, nurse, at pres-
ent in Brno, Czechoslovakia. (Bro-
ther)
Guttman, RUM (Mrs. Mor Gutt-
man), Ohio, sought by Elek
Schwartz, now in Teplice-Sanov
Zeidlerova 6, Czechoslovakia. (Sis-
ter)
Gross, Max, proprietor of rest-
aurant, NeW York City, sought by
Sigmund Mermelstein, Sanatorium
Page Nine
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Groups Protest
Quinn Whitewash
P o d o l I, Praha, Czechoslovakia.
(Brother-in-law)
Hirsch, Mr., Est known address,
740 Broadway, \Vest New York, N.
J., sought by Krista Urbanova,
Lipnik n/B Hranice, Za Realkou,
Morava, Czechoslovakia. (Brother)
Horn, Minnie, last known ad-
dress, 2253 River Ave., Bronx, N.
Y., sought by Leopold Weiss, Ko-
romla, Sobrane, Czechoslovakia.
(Sister)
Iskin, Agneska, last known ad-
dress, 159 E. 99th St., New York
City, sought by Rudolf Vyskoc,
Bratislava, Goetheho 6, Czechoslo-
vakia. (Sister)
Kaler, Helen, born in Tizsabe-
kony, sought by Elek Schwartz,
now in Teplice-Sanov Zeidlerova
6, Czechoslovakia. (Sister)
Katz, Mrs. Fanny, born Gornosnr
Mukacevo in 1909, husband Moritz
J. Katz, sought by Bernat Feuer-
stein, Prague - Brevnov, Boleslav-
ska 65, Czechoslovakia. (Sister)
Klein, Mrs. . Paul, native of Bil-
ky Carpathian Ruthenia, last
known address, c'o Cohen, Brook-
lyn, sought by Vlasta Cizkova,
Maxova tr. 27, Prague, Stresovice,
Czechoslovakia.
Lieberman, Jacob, Brooklyn, N.
Y., sought by Marek Friedmann,
Brno, Koliste 25-27, Czechoslova-
kia. (Brother and uncle) .
Marks, Eugen, last known ad-
dress, 2358 Amsterdam Ave., New
York City, sought by Artur Ho-
nig, c'o Friedmann, Presov, Slo-
vakia, Sabinovska St.
Pollack, William, last known ad-
dress, 837 Trinity Ave., Bronx, N.
Y., sought by Julius Kohn, Slo-
venske Pravno 16, County Tur-
cansky Sv. Martin, Czechoslovakia.
(Uncle)
Rosner, Dr. Herman, last known
address, 837 Trinity Ave., Bronx,
N. Y., sought by George Berman,
Pargue II, Vysehradska 27. (Un-
cle)
Schwartz, Rubin, 241 E. 2nd St..
New Yorlc City, sought by Lt. Leo
Silbiger, now Prague VII, Vinar-
Relatives Sought
Simons School Honor
Roll Is Announced
1. Simcha Schapiro, born in Po-
land about 60 years ago, sought
NEW YORK (JTA) — A storm by cousin Joseph Schwarz, aged
A special honor roll has been
of criticism from parent, teacher
set up for students of the David
46.
and communal organizations was
W. Simons Branch who have at-
mounting here this week follow-
2. Joinc Berland, born in Sed- tended the Saturday morning ser-
ing the New York City Board of lesze, Poland, sought by Peisach vices without absence. The serv-
Education's refusal by a vote of Szpak, son of Meijer and Sisla. He ices are held in the school under
5 to 1 — with James Marshall dis- was born in 1914 at Oszacza, Po- the direction of Messrs Abraham
senting — to dismiss May Quinn, land.
Schachter, Abraham Panush, and
elementary school teacher charged
A. J. Lachover, principal.
3. Samuel Baurer, sought by ne-
with spreading anti-Jewish, anti-
Following is the list of those
Negro and anti-alien propaganda. phew Jacob Sztajnbok, son of Cha-
who have achieved this honor:
wa
Sztajnbok,
of
Ostrowiec,
Po-
Among the groups who have
Harold Brenner, Sheldon Eizen,
protested what, they charge, is a land.
Laura Faber, Leonard Gabs, Mar-
"white-wash" of Miss Quinn are
4. Chaim Segal from Falticeni, tin Garfinkle, Kenneth Gaynes,
the United Parents Association, the aged 46, sought by Chaim Ber- Jerry Gonek, Marion Goodman,
Teachers Union (CIO), the Teach- nardt, son of Noech and Hanna. Johnny Katz, Merrill Max, Carole
ers Guild (AFL), the American aged 22.
Mitnicic, William Nelson, Rollin
Jewish Congress, the National
Parker, Bernard, Rosen, Irving
Federation for Constitutional Lib-
5. Rywen Keisman, born 1880 in Rubin, Melvin Seidman, Charlotte
erties and the American Labor Warsaw, sought by nephew Simon Simpson, Lionel Shulman, Larry
and Liberal Parties.
Rosenberg, son of Avrun and Su- Singal, Seymour Stone, David
Assemblyman Philip Schupler of ra, aged 40.
Strom, Alvin Strikes, Martin Weil,
Brooklyn has announced that he
Larry Weiswasser, Larry Wilk
Abe
Shornik,
born
in
Luck,
6.
has written to the State Commis-
and Harvey Yourist.
Poland,
57
years
ago,
sought
by
sioner of Education, demanding
The David W. Simons Branch
niece,
Nina
Szulman,
daughter
of
that he investigate the action of
has two Minyonim, and election
the board in allowing "the teach- Abraham and Debora.
of officers was recently held for
ing of hate in the New York City
7. Moishe and Riva Leist, Sam- both Minyonim. The following are
school system."
uel, Solomon, Toivya, and Joseph the officers: Carole Mitnicic, pres-
- - Leist from Zolkiewka near Kras- ident; Harvey Yourist, vice-presi-
ska 1, Czechoslovakia. (Uncle)
nystwi, Poland, and Abram, Dinah dent; Kenneth Gaynes, second
Silberstein, S., last known ad- and Masia Blumenfeld from Su- vice-president; Sidney Kovinsky,
dress, 506 Fulton Ave., Bronx, N. che-Lipie, Poland, sought by Cha- Harold Brenner, attendance com-
Y., sought by Henryk Silberstein, im Lajst, son of Mosek and Frima mittee; Charlotte Shapson and
Kalwaryjska, 57/17, Krakow, Po- Lajst.
Merrill Max, kiddush and program
land. (Brother)
committee. Marvin Primak, presi-
8.
Paul
Rendel,
born
in
Benden-
Stern, Carl, born Mukacevo in
dent; Vern Primak, vice-president;
1905, came to New York in 1938, Sosnowiecz, Poland, sought by Sa- and Gerald Grossman, vice-presi-
la
and
Erna
Rendel
from
Dabro-
sought by Arnost Stern, Teplice
dent.
Sarum U Lesa 2, Czechoslovakia. wa, Poland.
(Brother/
9. Itschok Burman, sought by
Stern, Isidor, 1769 Prospect P1., Abraham Burman and Chasia Le-
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Brooklyn, N. Y., sought by Fran- Va ZS h.
tiska Sternova, c'o Kohn, Liberec,
10. Chaitzel Washtzena nee Rul-
Studnicna 3, Czechoslovakia. (Fa-
ther)
ko and Chana-Basia Washtzena,
Swartz, Beni, Ohio, sought by sought by nephew Dragiw Rubin.
Elek Schwartz, now Teplice-Sanov
The Yeshivath Chachmey Lub-
Anyone knowing the where-
Zeidlerova 6, Czechoslovakia. (Sis-
lin's Ladies Auxiliary has invited
abouts of the above named, are Detroit Jewry to a Purim get-
ter)
Zalubil, Imrich, born October requested to please contact. Mrs. together to be held at 3:30 p.m.,
11, 1878, last known address, 49 Sue A. Huffman of the Jewish So- Sunday, March 17, at the Yeshi-
Stevens Ave., Jersey City, New
vah, Linwood and Elmhurst. Sam-
Jersey, sought by Maria Psotova, cial Service Bureau, 5737 Second uel Kaplan will journey here from
Mocenek No. 113, Slovakia, Cze- Avenue, Trinity 2-4080, Monday New York to provide the enter-
choslovakia. (Brother)
through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
tainment.
Chach ey Lublin
Sponsors Purim
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