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 Letter from Union OSE, March 24 English Stories Bea Karp Schmidt, Flora Gottlieb Karp, Bea Stern, Susie Stern, Rosa Stern, Moritz Bardon, Suzanne Gottlieb, Bertha New York, New York Millau, France London, England OSE New York, New York Review Transcription and initial encoding March 24th 5 Re: STERN
WULMAN OSE 24 WEST 40th Street NEW-YORK
Dear friends,

Union OSE begs you to get in touch with Mrs Flora GOTTLIEB-SCHMIDT 3234 87th Street Jackson Heights N.Y. who would like to have more information about her nieces Beatrice and Suzy STERN. You can write to these children at the following address: c/o Miss Bardon (OSE) I9, rue Alsace-Lorraine MILLAU AVERYRON.

These children have also an aunt in England, Mrs Berta Gottlieb IIO A Queens Court, Queensway London, who is desirous to take the children and at present we are taking steps for their next departure.

If there comes a package for the girls, we will forward it.

Concerning Mrs Rosa STERN and Mr Maurice Stern parents of the two children, they have both been deported.

It was decided that henceforward we will address you all the inquiries and investigations which we receive directly from the U.S.A. in order that you get in contact with the relatives of the children under our control.

We remain, dear friends, Yours very truly