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The London Gazette;, 15 June, 1948 3530 THE LONDON GAZETTE;, 15 JUNE, 1948. J.olles; Kurt Emil; 'Austria;' Medical Practitioner; Katz,, Gertrud ' Annie; Germany; Shop Assistant;1 331, Church Lane, Kingsbury, London, • N.W.g. Flat 49, 20,- Abbey Road, London, N.W.8. 19 20 May, 1948.. ••:;.'. May, 1948. • . • • •Jonas, Rita Helga; Germany;. Nurse; St. Helier Katz, Hermann; • Germany; Manufacturer's Agent; Hospital, Carshalfon, S.urrey.. 21 May, 1*948. ' 25,. Longcroft Road, • Canons Park, Edgware, Jontof-Hutter, Egon; Austria; Company Director; Middlesex. 24 May, '1948. .' • 157, Beaufort. Park, Falloden Way, London, Katz, Werner. Child. of .Katz, Hermann. N.W.ii. 10 May, 1948. Katzenstein, Fritz Ludwig; Germany; Merchant; 78, Jordan, Paul (formerly . Johannes Ole Paulsen); ' Compayne Gardens, London, N.W.6. 24 May, Germany;' 24, Hans-' Road; London-, S.W.3. 19 . 1948. ' . ... May, 1948. Kaufhnanh, Lotte Mathilde;' Germany; Milliner; i, Josselevitch, Albert; France;: Furrier; 46, Highcroft St. .Annes Road; Barnes, London, S.W.I3. 15" Gardens, London, N.W..H. u May, 1948. May, 1948. • ," Junger, Hertha Emma Klara; Austria; Cook-General; • Kaul, Georg Joseph; Germany; Insurance Broker; ""Broadway Gate ", Broadway, Hale, Cheshire. 18, Hogarth Hill, London, N.W.ii. 10 May, 6 May, 1948. .' • " . • - *Jureck, Nora Florence; Czechoslovakia; Temporary *Kauter, Mary Mabel; Germany; Housewife; 90, Civil Servant; 41, Weston .Crescent, Horfield, • Balham Park Road, London, S.W.I2. 20 May, Bristol, 7. 4 May, 1948. 1 1948. Kahle, Paul Erich; Germany; Student; 89, St. Kay, Samuel. See Kleinadt, Samuel. • ' Aldgates, Oxford. 30 April, '1948. • . Kelemen, Lilly; Hungary; Of no occupation; 29, Kahn, Ann Mary Caroline. See 'Kahn, Anne Marie Princes Street, Peterborough, Northamptonshire. Karoline. ' • . 12 May, 1948. Kahn, 'Anne Marie; Germany;. Tailoress; 15, James Kelsen, Lilli; Austria; Housewife; 13, Stanley Street, Tohg Road, Leeds, ;i2. 28 April, 1948. ' • Crescent, London, W.n. 13 May, 1948. Kahn, Anne Marie Karoline (known, as Kahn,- Ann Kennedy, Henry.' (formerly Heinz Kuhe); Austria; ..Mary Caroline);. Germany; Librarian; 122, Hendon Secretary; 181, Sutherland' Avenue, London, W.g. Lane, Finchley, London, N.3. 18 May, 1948. 25 May, -1948. Kahn, Charlotte Mina; Germany; Housekeeper; .77, Kessler, Gerdi; Of no nationality; Fashion Designer; .Kingsley Way; London, N.2. 6 May, 1948. 44, Hamilton Gardens, London,. N.W. 8. 3 May, Kahn, Edwin Melville.. See Besterman, Edwin - 1948- Melville Mack. " . Kettner, Heinz; Austria; Salesman and Philatelist; Kahn, Max; Germany; Director of Paper Company. 4, Brentfield Gardens, Hendon Way, London, 18, Brondesbury Court, 235, Willesden Lane, N.W.2. 20 May, 1948. London, N.W.2. '18 May, 1948. Kewes, Eugene (formerly Evgenij Kewes); Czecho- Kaiser, Richard Rudolf; Germany; Leather Worker; slovakia; Egg Cold Storage Expert; 73, Holden 24, Belsize Grove, London, N.W.3. 6 May, 1948. 1 Road,. Woodside Park, London, N.I2. 28 April,- *Kalckreuth, Isidore Mathilde von; Germany; Of no , . ' 1948. • occupation; Kynsal Villa, Audlem, Cheshire. 22- Kewes, Evgenij. 'See Kewes, Eugene. May, 1948. ' . • . Kewes, Nina,. Child of Kewes, Eugene (formerly Kalinauskas, Juozapas (known as Joseph Kaline); Evgenij Kewes). Lithuania; Fur Skin Dresser; 14, .Monkton House, Khalaf, Bahija Sayid Talib. -Child of Khalaf, Sayid Pembury Grove, Clapton, London, -£.5. i May, Talib Sayid. '•' ' . 1948. Khalaf, Bahjat Sayid Talib.- Child of Khalaf, Kalins, Joseph. See Kalinauskas,* Juo'zapas. Sayid Talib 'Sayid. <Kalischer,. Regina;. Of uncertain . nationality; Khalaf, Sayid Talib Sayi'd; Iraq; In Crown Service; Stationery Finisher; Rusthall Beacon, Tunbridge" Qahwat Shukur, Baghdad, Iraq. 10' April, .1948. Wells, Kent. 23'April; 1948. • . ' . Kimelman, Richard; "Austria; Structural Engineer; Kaliski, Benno; Germany;. Kitchen Porter; .141, 29, Cavendish Mansions, Clapton Square, London, Cliffords Inn, Fetter Lane, London, EiC-4. -2'4 £.5. 22 May, 1948. May, 1948. Kinsler, Joseph Eleazor (known as Louis Kinsler); •Kanalstein, Lazarus (known as Lazarus Stone); Russia; 'Supervisor; 15, Welbeck Mansions, Ingle- Russia; Company Director; 68, Poynders -Roa'd, wood Road, London, N.W.6. 12 May, 1948. London, S.W.4. 6 May, 1948. •Kinsler, Louis. See Kinsler, Joseph Eleazor. .Kandelmann, Lucie;- Austria; Nurse; The Stockburn Klaar, Rosa Malvine; Austria; Research Worker; • Memorial. Home, Southlands • Road, * Kettering, 8n, Observatory Gardens, London, W.8. 7 May, Northamptonshire. 28 April, 1948. ' . , 1948. •Kanin, . Ludwig; .' Germany; Retired Manager; 28, Klagsbrun,. Salomon; Poland; Diamond Merchant's Roxborough Park, Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex. Manager; 30, T.hanet Lodge, Mapesbury Road, .27 May, 1948.. • London, N.W.2.' 6 May, 1948. Kann, Antonie' Marie Elise; Germany; Laboratory Klapholz, Michael; Czechoslovakia; -Panel Beater; 13, Technician; 32, Kensington Park . Gardens, Morshead Mansions,' London, W.g. 21 May, 1948. London, W.n. 14 May, 1948. Kapaan, Johanna Diana; Netherlands; Secretary; Klee, Emma; -Germany; Wages Clerk; i, Lanark '.' Arana," Torrington Close, Claygate, Surrey. 24, ' Road, Maida Vale, London, W.g. 24 May, 1948. April, 1948. ' ' Klein, Elisabeth • Valerie; Austria; Glove Maker; 21, Kaplan, Bianca; Germany; Of no occupation;. 2, Neville Court, Abbey Road, London, N.W.8. n ' Stanley House, 111*5, Finchley Road, London, May, 1948. N.W.ii. 12 May, 1948. Klein, Friedrich; Germany; Fur Cutter; 158, Walm 'Karasek, Maria; Austria; Housekeeper; 19, Chelsea Lane, London, N.W. 2. 14 May, 1948. •'' Lodge, Tite Street, 'London,, S.W.3. • 30 April', Klein, Friedrich. .See Gurtner, Friedrich Josef. 1948. .; ' Klein, Gerda (known as Gerda Weisman); Austria; "Karpowitz, Evelyn Margaret; Germany; Student; . Actress; 28, Adamson Road, London, N.W-3. 19 474, King's Road, Chelsea, London, S.W..io. i May, 1948. May, 1948.. Klein, Siegfried;1 Austria; . Commercial Traveller; 60, Karpus, Sophia; Russia; Credit Draper; 12, Page Neville Court, Abbey, Road, London, N.W. 8. n . Street, Swansea. 20 May, 1948. May, 1948. ' .• ' Kassel, Brigitte (known as Brigit Cassel); Germany; .Klein, Simon; Germany; v'Chief Accountant; 21, Shorthand Typist; 32, Belvedere Court, Lyttelton Streatleigh Cour£, , Stfeatham High Road, ; Road, London, N.2. 19 May, . 1948. , ' London, ' S.W.i6. '22 May, 1948. ..Kassimovv, Alexander Sisska (known as Cohen, Joseph); Russia; Trousers Manufacturer; 27,, Ellers 'Kleinadt; Samuel (known as Samuel Kay); Russia; Road-, Harehills, Leeds 7. 22 May, 1948. Fancy . Goods Merchant; 22, Queens . , Drive, •Kassowitz, Sigmund; Austria; Clerk; 19, Buckland .Bristol, 7. 7 May, 1948.- .- . Cresc6nt, London, N.W.'3. 10 May, 1948. Klemptner, Erich Isidor; 'Germany; Manager (Rag Company); 8, Lambolle Place, London, N.W. 3.. .Kaswan, Munio. See Schechter, Munio. 24 May, 1948. Katscher, Heinz Ludwig; Austria; Stamp-Dealer; n, ' Wesfbury Road,. Woodside Park, London, N.-I2. Klepper, Samuel.- See Cleper; Simca. • 3 May, 1948. Klinenberger, Rosa Murik-. See -Munk-Klinenberger, ,Katz, Erich; Germany; Technical Adviser; ".Home- Rosa. • • . field ", 'Hampton Grove, Ewell, Surrey. 7 May, Klingenholz',' Hilda; Poland; Book-keeper; 8, Dart- ...1948.. '. .. mouth Road, London, N.W.2. 19 May, 1948. • Re-admission to British Nationality. * Re-admission to British Nationality..
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