61. English Section of Dr. selig brodetsky, Head of the Political Department of the Jewish Agencyin London, who agreed that the Jews should, as suggested by Mr. BenGurion http://www.al-moharer.net/moh144/harbouk144.htm

The Forced Transfer of Palestinians Michael Harbouq harbouq@yahoo.com The word transfer in the Zionist dictionary means expulsion and uprooting of the Palestinians from their homeland to make room for the Zionist colonialist settlers in Palestine. When Palestine was separated from southern Syria and occupied by Britain, to facilitate the creation of the Zionist entity, Weizmann asked for preferential treatment and for state lands to settle 40,000 to 50,000 Jews per year. Ormsby-Gore, who was attached to the Zionist Commission as Political Officer of the British Government, accepted Weizmann’s arguments and was in favor of granting his requests.” in favor of encouraging non-Muslims, Europeans and Jews, to develop and stabilize the Near East in view of the fact that “Islam” was the main danger. Since the Zionist Organization provided the required human element to man the Palestinian output in Europe's fight against Islam, it is in the interest of England to assist the Zionist Organization and any other organization, which may cooperate with them in the practical development of Jewish colonization in Palestine.” The Weizmann Ormsby-Gore move was realized in 1948 when thousands of Palestinians were murdered or expelled from their land to make space for the Zionist settlers. Palestinian refugees and their decendants are forced to live in miserable camps and in exile. They number over six millions at present and I am one of them.

62. Two Gun Cohen religious studies. Also to pass through its doors were Barney Barnato,Bud Flanagan, Alfred Marks, Israel Zangwill and selig brodetsky. http://jacksonsrow.topcities.com/two_gun_cohen/two_gun.html

"Two-Gun" Cohen (1887 (i) Abridged from an article by Rena Krasno Additional Information by Michael Alderton Nicknamed ‘2-Gun Cohen,’ Morris Cohen was the only foreigner ever to become a member of the Kuo-mintang, China's ruling party. He received his elementary education at the Jews' Free School in Camden Town, London's East End. The school was a refuge and a means of escape from poverty, educating the pupils in both secular and religious studies. Also to pass through its doors were Barney Barnato, Bud Flanagan, Alfred Marks, Israel Zangwill and Selig Brodetsky. Morris was something of a tear-away and spent some time in reform school. He went to Canada to escape from this lifestyle. Fascinated with the ideas of Chinese revolutionaries, Morris met the famous leader Dr. Sun Yat-Sen in person in Canada whilst he was a young man, becoming his lifel ong admirer. Dr. Sun appointed him his aide decamp, with the rank of colonel, in recognition of his devotion. Procuring weapons and smuggling them into China to aid the fight against corrupt feudal lords. He went armed night and day with two holstered pistols, one on his hip, the other slung about his shoulder, thus earning the nickname of "Two-Gun." This was a result of the following incident. "The bullet that caught me in the left arm had made me think. Supposing it had been my right arm and I carried my gun that side, I'd not have been able to use it. As soon as we got back to Canton I got me a second gun, another Smith and Wesson revolver, and I packed it handy to my left hand. I practised drawing and soon found that I was pretty well ambidextrous one gun came out about as quick as the other."

63. New Edition Encyclopaedia Of The Holocaust Judaica ©1972, Keter Publishing House Jerusalem Ltd Jerusalem, Israel 449 brodetsky,selig (1888 1954) Encyclopedia of the Holocaust ©1990 Macmillan http://www.geocities.com/madelinefelkins/Newedition.htm

1 WALLENBERG, RAOUL (1912?) "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust" New York, NY 10022 2 NICOLINI, GIUSEPPE "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust" New York, NY 10022 3 Bishop Chrysostomos Yad Vashem, Jerusalem 4 EVERT, ANGHELOS (1894 - 1970) "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust" New York, NY 10022 5 Libuse Fries (with Erna Seykorova) unknown 6 Antonin Kalina (with Jindrich Flusser) unknown 7 SUGIHARA, SEMPO (1900 - 1986) "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust" New York, NY 10022 8 GRUNINGER, PAUL (1891 - 1972) "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust"

64. EDWARD NORMAN Following a meeting with Professor selig brodetsky in midNovember 1940,Bell wrote to him clarifying the points he had made at this meeting. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/7854/transfer11.html

EDWARD NORMAN (continued) Change in Attitude of American Government About the end of 1941, Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky was urging Norman to further his Iraq project. Velikovsky was born in Russia in 1895. His father was, with Herzl, one of the founders of modern political Zionism. Immanuel Velikovsky was a prominent scientist who had put forward the idea that a great natural catastrophe had taken place at the period of the Exodus from Egypt. He then researched this idea and wrote his books “Ages in Chaos” and “Worlds in Collision”. Between 1924 and 1939, he lived in Palestine, but after that he took up residence in the United States. As a result of Velikovsky’s urging, Norman invited a number of people to a meeting at his house. At this meeting, he said that he had reached the stage in this matter where he was no longer willing to proceed entirely on his own initiative, without any other Jewish leaders being willing to share with him in the responsibilities of thinking through the practical plan of action to be pursued.(573H) A few months later, at the beginning of March 1942, Norman wrote a memorandum entitled "The Jews and the Post-War World"(574) which he submitted a few weeks later during a meeting with the State Department. In his memorandum, Norman wrote that as a result of the "racial" policies of "totalitarian" governments, the Jews of Europe would find it very difficult to rehabilitate financially after the war. He felt it might be beneficial if a large proportion of the Jews were to leave Europe, but the difficulty would be in finding a country which would be ready to accept them.(575)

65. Biblio.com - A History Of The Jews Of Leeds By Saipe Louis Details. brodetsky,Professor selig Memoirs from Ghetto to Israel LondonWeidenfeld and Nicholson, 1960. Cloth. Good/Fair. First Details. http://www.biblio.com/books/894788.html

66. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Index Of BR Translate this page Broder, Andrei, Stanford University, 1985. Broderson, Art, brodetsky, selig, UniversitätLeipzig, 1914. Brodie, Marc, State University of New York at Binghamton, 1993. http://genealogy.impa.br/html/letter.phtml?letter=BR&fShow=1

67. 10 Février selig brodetsky, physicien ukrainien;1894 Jacov Il ich Frenkel, mathématicien russe; 1898 Joseph http://www.guajara.com/wiki/fr/wikipedia/1/10/10_fevrier.html

10 février Le 10 février est le 41 e jour de l'année du calendrier grégorien Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Événements 2 Naissances 3 Décès Événements : les Mongols s'emparent de Bagdad Naissances : Aida Yasuaki, mathématicien japonais : Claude Louis Marie Henri Navier, ingénieur français : Selig Brodetsky, physicien ukrainien : Jacov Il'ich Frenkel, mathématicien russe Joseph Kessel , écrivain français : Richard Dagobert Brauer, mathématicien allemand : Nikolaï Podgorny, homme politique soviétique : Vivienne Malone-Mayes, mathématicienne américaine : Maxime Le Forestier, chanteur français Décès : Jacques Roux, révolutionnaire français et « curé rouge » : Sofia Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya, mathématicienne russe Wilhelm Röntgen , physicien allemand : Alfred George Greenhill, mathématicien anglais Ernest Pérochon , écrivain français : George Abram Miller, mathématicien américain : Alfred Sanftleben dit Slovak, militant et propagandiste libertaire allemand, suisse puis américain : Maurice Schumann, homme politique et académicien français Voir aussi : 9 février 11 février 10 janvier 10 mars ... décembre Les 366 jours de l'année.

68. Reporter 481, 7 May 2002 - White Rose Superinternet selig brodetsky held the chair of applied mathematics from 192448, and followinghis death in 1954, a lecture series was instituted to reflect his broad http://reporter.leeds.ac.uk/481/nib5.htm

HOME FOR MEDIA THE REPORTER The Reporter Index News in brief Letters In the news ... Noticeboard Issue 481, 7 May 2002 Brodetsky lectures A new series of Brodetsky Memorial Lectures is to be inaugurated focusing on science and Jewish history and culture. Selig Brodetsky held the chair of applied mathematics from 1924-48, and following his death in 1954, a lecture series was instituted to reflect his broad scientific and Jewish interests. Discontinued in 1989, the lectures are now being revived by the centre for Jewish studies, the schools of mathematics and philosophy and CentreCATH. In the first event of the new series, Professor Menachem Fisch of the University of Tel Aviv will lecture on Reading God's two books: science and the Talmud's debate on religion . The lecture takes place at 5.30pm on Thursday 30 May in the Yorkshire Bank Lecture Theatre. Admission is free, but by ticket only. For tickets, contact Josine Opmeer on ext 31629 or email

69. Main through the AngloJewish institutions, finally capturing the Board of Deputies ofBritish Jews in 1939 and installing Professor selig brodetsky, a popular and http://www.jpr.org.uk/Reports/IS_Reports/no_5_1997/main.htm

jpr report No. 5 1997 The attachment of British Jews to Israel For all who want to influence the future relationship between British Jews and Israel, an understanding of where that relationship now stands and where trends suggest it might be going is essential. Overall it was found that 43 per cent of the sample felt a strong attachment to Israel. Yet, if current trends prevail, attachment to Zionism and to the Jewish state could become the concern of only a minority with a mostly Traditional or Orthodox religious outlook. Barry Kosmin, Antony Lerman and Jacqueline Goldberg Summary of findings The findings in this report are based on a 1995 postal survey of a sample of 2,194 British Jews. Overall it was found that 43 per cent of the sample felt a strong attachment to Israel, 38 per cent were moderately attached, 16 per cent expressed no special attachment, while 3 per cent had negative feelings towards Israel. British versus Jewish group identity When respondents selected one of the following ways of self-identification, 18 per cent replied that they felt 'more British than Jewish', 54 per cent that they felt 'equally British and Jewish' and 26 per cent that they felt 'more Jewish than British'. Only 2 per cent were unsure. When these group identifications were analyzed according to age group, the percentage of those identifying themselves as more Jewish was highest among the youngest respondents and decreased with age. There was a concomitant increase with age in feeling equally British and Jewish.

70. Aust. Math. Soc. Gazette Vol 22 No 4 It was reviewed very favourably by selig brodetsky in Nature (September 3, 1932,328329) and by Frank Robbins in JBAA (November 1932, 31-33), but was reviewed http://www.austms.org.au/Publ/Gazette/1995/Oct95/feldman.html

Australian Math Society Web Site - the Gazette INTERNATIONAL STUDY GROUP ON ETHNOMATHEMATICS The study group circulates a newsletter about twice a year. To subscribe, send $25 for 3 years' subscription to Jan Thomas, School of Education, VUT, PO Box 14428MMC, Melbourne Vic., 3000. Australia. Articles for inclusion in the newsletter and general enquiries should be sent to Leigh Wood, School of Mathematical Sciences, UTS, PO Box 123, Broadway, NSW 2007. Leigh's email address is leigh@maths.uts.edu.au Leigh Wood National Coordinator International Organisation of Women and Mathematics Education WILLIAM MOSES FELDMAN: HISTORIAN OF RABBINICAL MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY Garry J. Tee A Manual of Nursery Hygiene (2nd edition, 1912) being translated into Italian. He became a Member of the Royal College of Physicians in 1926 and a Fellow in 1935, held appointments at several hospitals in London, was a Lecturer and Examiner for the London County Council and an Examiner for the General Nursing Council for England and Wales. Imagine a picture here.

71. 27 Sep 89 JUDAIC STUDIES 23 27 Elul 49 BS D Connecting A pamphlet describing its activities mentions weekend seminars on JudaeoSpanishthemes, and public lectures in memory of selig brodetsky on aspects of the http://www.h-net.msu.edu/~judaic/heasif/HEASIF23.txt

72. Lenni Brenner: Zionism In The Age Of The Dictators (Chap. 25) Again, on 11 July, selig brodetsky, a member of the WZO Executive and the Presidentof the Board of Deputies, rejected a call from the Palestinian Vaad Leumi http://www.marxists.de/middleast/brenner/ch25.htm

REDS Die Roten Middle East Nahosten ... Dictators Lenni Brenner Zionism in the Age of the Dictators 25. Hungary, the Crime within a Crime Wisliceny agreed to take their bribe and to consider the transport, but was concerned that it be done secretly in order not to antagonise the Mufti who wanted no Jews released. The first instalments of the bribe were paid, but the Nazis nevertheless set up ghettos in the provinces. Then, on 25 April, Eichmann summoned Joel Brand and told him that he was to be sent to negotiate with the WZO and the Allies. The Nazis would allow a million Jews to leave for Spain in exchange for 10,000 trucks, soap, coffee and other supplies. The trucks were to be used exclusively on the eastern front. As a token of Nazi good faith, Eichmann would allow the Zionists the preliminary release of a Palestine convoy of 600. However, Brand was in fact arrested by the British. Shertok interviewed Brand on 10 June in Aleppo. Brand described the encounter in his book, Desperate Mission (as told to Alex Weissberg): In fact Brand was escorted by a British officer to imprisonment in Egypt. They stopped in Haifa, where he strolled around the harbour:

73. 08/22/02: Again Max ben Gerson, Levi ben Ezra, Rabbi Abraham bar Hiyya, Abraham bar Hillel, Yehoshouaben Tibbon, Jacob Bochner, Salomon brodetsky, selig Brauer, Alfred Brauer http://www.mrcranky.com/movies/hurricane/42/107.html

document.write(''); 08/22/02: again Posted by: ggg@jgjg.com FOUNDING AMERICA'S SOCIAL SYSTEMS Social Security and Medicare are today considered landmarks in the long struggle to achieve social justice for the nation's elderly, poor, sick and disabled. Most of our unemployed, indigent and otherwise needful citizens could rely only on the meager help of voluntary support such as public charity - until 1940. During that year, the federal government posted off its first social security payment. The even rewarded a mission by a handful of staunch crusaders to lift the burden of poverty and despair from tens of millions of Americans for generations to come. Among the handful were two compassionate Jewish activists in government service who led that campaign and rightfully deserve being called the fathers of the social security in America. Despite their historic accomplishments, both remain virtually unknown. Their paths had met and we meet them now. ISAAC RUBINOW (1875-1936) b. Gordon, Russia Medical Doctor/Economist/Social Worker. He emigrated to the United States and soon after earned a degree in medicine. But he left his practice within several years, distressed at how our medical system ignored the many without the means for decent care. He switched to economics, which together with his knowledge of medicine, would serve as tools to help reverse the system's insensitivity and disregard. Rubinow insisted that all Americans should enjoy a guarantee of social insurance to provide for human needs "without injury to the man's ego and self-respect."

74. The Jerusalem Post Newspaper : Online News From Israel - Books Article Prof. selig brodetsky and Harry Sacher; and General Morris ( TwoGun )Cohen, adviser to Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-shek. Some well http://www.jpost.com/Editions/2000/07/06/Books/Books.9288.html

Main Books Article Front Page Page 2 Search Center Past Editions Sections News Business Features Opinion ... Weather Interactive JerusaleMail Personals Readers' Letters Feedback JP Guides Study in Israel Tourism 2000 Charities Services New: Palm Post Subscriptions E-mail Edition ... JPost CD-Rom Information Media Kit Sales Staff Emails About Us ... Links Supplements Papal Visit Purim Millennium Snow in Jer. Other Resources JRep.com Bank Leumi Bank Discount Eretz Mag ... Babylon Sunday, July 16 2000 13 Tammuz 5760 How things have changed for British Jewry By Gabriel A. Sivan (July 6) - Anglo-Jewry in Changing Times: Studies in Diversity 1840-1914 by Israel Finestein. London, Vallentine Mitchell. 288 pages. £19.50 To Order... J.F.S. - The History of the Jews' Free School - London, Since 1732 by Gerry Black. London, Tymsden Publishing. 312 pages. £9.99. A former president of the Jewish Board of Deputies and until recently a Crown Court senior judge, Israel Finestein has devoted much of his scholarly work to Anglo-Jewish history and Israel-Diaspora relations. This new volume comprises eight chapters expanded from lectures delivered before various audiences since the 1970s. Finestein makes excellent use of his source material, the topics discussed here ranging from "Early Victorian Jewry" and "British Opinion on the Idea of Jewish National Restoration" to "Hermann Adler" and "The Anglo-Jewish Pastorate."

75. Mathematic Historic Style % % This File Is Based On A Table Of sc Brocard}\footnote{{\sc Pierre Brocard}, \born 1845, \died 1922} } \newcommand{\brodetsky}{{\scbrodetsky}\footnote{{\sc selig brodetsky}, \born 10.2.1888 http://www.tug.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/mhs/mhs.sty

76. Israel Studies--An Attempt To Americanize The Yishuv: Judah L. Magnes In Mandato Chaim Weizmann and selig brodetsky, a British mathematician who chaired the committeethat would decide whether or not to have teaching, continually stressed http://iupjournals.org/israel/iss5-1.html

from Israel Studies Volume 5, Number 1 An Attempt to Americanize the Yishuv : Judah L. Magnes in Mandatory Palestine Daniel P. Kotzin Permission to Copy You may download, save, or print for your personal use without permission. If you wish to disseminate the electronic article, or to produce multiple copies for classroom or educational use, please request permission from: Professional Relations Department 222 Rosewood Drive Danvers MA 01923 FAX: 978-750-4470/4744 Web address: For other permissions, use our online reprint request form SINCE VERY FEW AMERICAN JEWS lived in Mandatory Palestine, the American influence on the Yishuv has not been examined in any great depth. Recently, however, two important American Jews, Golda Meir and Henrietta Szold, have been given greater attention by scholars. Yet Judah L. Magnes (1877-1948) continues to be overlooked or presented as inconsequential because of "his increasing marginalization in Palestine." As the first Chancellor (and later President) of The Hebrew University in Jerusalem and the leading proponent of the bi-national plan for Palestine, however, Magnes was at the very center of Jewish public life in Mandatory Palestine. To dismiss him is to leave a lacunae in the history of Jews in Mandatory Palestine, particularly with regard to the American influence. Indeed, not only was Magnes's influence much more significant than historians have suggested, he also challenged Zionist leaders and the

77. Sarton, George, 1884-1956. Additional Papers: Guide. Nos. 1 and 5 signed by secretary. (206) brodetsky, selig, 18881954. 1 letter;1950. (207) Broglie, Louis, prince de, 1892-. 1 letter; 1948. See also no. http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01643.html

MS Am 1803-1803.4 Sarton, George, 1884-1956. Additional papers: Guide. Houghton Library, Harvard College Library Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Descriptive Summary Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University Location: b Call No.: MS Am 1803 Call No.: MS Am 1803.1 Call No.: MS Am 1803.2 Call No.: MS Am 1803.3 Call No.: MS Am 1803.4 Creator: Sarton, George, 1884-1956. Title: Additional papers, Date(s): Quantity: 45 boxes (23 linear ft.) Abstract: Primarily correspondence of historian of science and Harvard professor George Sarton with professional colleagues about the journal Isis. Administrative Information Acquisition Information: Bequest of George Sarton; received: 1957. Historical Note Sarton was a historian of science and professor at Harvard University. He founded and edited Isis, an international review devoted to the history and philosophy of science; studied Arabic and Islam in the Middle East; and lectured at many universities in the U.S. and Europe. Sarton was born in Belgium and emigrated to the U.S. in 1915. Arrangement Organized into the following series: I. bMS Am 1803: Letters to George Sarton

78. Fisch Bibliography 2 J. 393. Two Nations or One? The Crisis in Zionism , The selig brodetsky MemorialLecture, The University of Leeds Review 32 (19891990) 75-88. P. 394. http://www.biu.ac.il/HU/en/home/Articles/Fisch_biblio2.html

Harold Fisch - A Bibliography Part II (1974-1998) "Contribution to 'The Open Forum'", The Jewish Spectator, 39 (Spring): 74. [P] "Introducing Cynthia Ozick", Response 8 (Summer): 27-34. [E] "Lessons of the Yom Kippur War", The Mizrachi World 1 (March). [P] "Meaning of Jewish Existence", Mizpeh 1 (Spring 1974): 15-21. [J] "On the Poetry of Shin Shalom", Jewish Book Annual 32 (1974?1975): 7-14. [Repeat of 221]. [H] [Review] "John C. Bromley, The Shakespearian Kings", Shakespeare Quarterly 25 (Spring): 277-278. [E] [Review] "James L. Calderwood, Shakespearian Metadrama", Shakespeare Quarterly 25 (Spring) : 279-281. [E] [Review] "Frederick Turner, Shakespeare and the Nature of Time", Shakespeare Quarterly 25 (Spring): 281. [E] "Shakespeare and the Puritan Dynamic", Shakespeare Survey 27: 81-92. [E] "The Terrible Days", The Jewish Spectator 39 (Spring): 21-23. [P] [Translation of 243] "Os dias terriveis", Aonde Vamos? (Rio de Janeiro, 23rd April) 23: 12-14. [P] "A Yom Kippur Ago", Jewish Affairs (August): 41-44. [Repeat of 243]. [P] S.Y. Agnon, New York: Ungar, viii + 125 pp. [H]

79. Famous Mathematicians With A B Brianchon Henry Briggs Alexander von Brill Marcel Brillouin Erland Bring CharleseBriot Brisson Barnabe John Britton Henri Brocard selig brodetsky Louis duc de http://www.famousmathematician.com/az/mathematician_B.htm

Mathematicians - B Charles Babbage Claude Bachet Paul Bachmann John Backus Roger Bacon Reinhold Baer Abu al-Baghdadi Rene-Louis Baire Alan Baker Henry Baker Johann Balmer Stefan Banach Benjamin Banneker Ahmad Banu Musa Jafar Banu Musa Abraham bar Hiyya Joseph Emile Barbier Nina Bari Peter Barlow Ernest Barnes Franciscus Barocius Isaac Barrow Francesco Barozzi Erasmus Bartholin George Batchelor Harry Bateman Guiseppe Battaglini Baudhayana Abu al-Battani Agnes Baxter Thomas Bayes Jean Beaugrand Ulugh Beg Eric Temple Bell John Bell Giusto Bellavitis Eugenio Beltrami Abraham ben Ezra Levi ben Gerson Jacob ben Tibbon Ivar Otto Bendixson Giovanni Benedetti Stefan Bergman George Berkeley Paul Isaac Bernays Daniel Bernoulli Jacob Bernoulli Johann Bernoulli Nicolaus Bernoulli Felix Bernstein Sergi Bernstein Lipa Bers Eugenio Bertini Alexis des Bertins Joseph Bertrand Lugwig Berwald William Berwick

80. May 18 - Author Anniversaries James Truslow ADAMS 1949 May Wilson PRESTON 1953 Roderick Stuart KENNEDY 1953Sir, Guy (Reginald Archer) GAUNT 1954 Prof, selig brodetsky 1955 Maurice http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/aa/may18.htm

Author Anniversaries for May 18 If you find a person's date of birth or death on this page and want to find that person's date of death or birth, or other information, try looking them up in the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors pages. Born: nee nee nee ABERMAN 1931: Don (Edward) MARTIN 1943: Bruce D KURTZ 1943: Steven F ARNOLD 1944: Prof, Winfried Georg Maximilian SEBALD 1950: David (R) WAKEFIELD Died: 1675: Fr(SJ), Jacques MARQUETTE 1692: Elias ASHMOLE 1795: Maj, Robert ROGERS 1799: Pierre Augustin Caron de BEAUMARCHAIS 1845: William LAIDLAW 1866: Francis Sylvester MAHONY (ps: Father PROUT) 1870: Winthrop SARGENT 1883: Rev, Josiah HENSON 1888: James SMITH 1891: Sir, Patrick (MacChombaich de) COLQUHOUN 1899: Charles Arkoll BOULTON 1900: Sir, David DAVIDSON 1901: Catherine Lucy Wilhelmina, Duchess of CLEVELAND, nee nee BAKER, 2:Lady GARDINER 1991: Aaron Clement WATERS 1993: Prof, Valentin Julius Alexander KIPARSKY 1994: Sir, Harry Heaton BARKER 1995: (William Francis) Brinsley Le Poer TRENCH, 8th Earl of CLANCARTY 1995: Thomas Bennion BODEN 1997: Frank SLOCUM 1998: Enid (Dorothy Crystal) MARX 1998: Roy EVANS 2001: George David Norman WORSWICK 2001: Irene HUNT 2001: Prof, Hans (Heinrich) MAYER 2001: Sheila HUFTEL 2001: Stella Mary NEWTON 2002: (Mary) Patricia MOORE, nee CROWLEY 2002: John (H) DEMPSEY 2002: William A DIAZ 2003: Evelyn (Gita) ROSE

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