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Number - ⟦21 / 12⟧
Date - ⟦28 / 12 / 52⟧
Baghdad on December 28, 1952
To the Honorable Director, Mr. Abdullah Obadia.
Subject: Study Mission to England
I am Naji Munshi Naji, born in 1934 and a resident of Bustan Mamo,
House No. 219 / 12 / 1 Baghdad. I work as an accountant at Khedhouri Ezra Meir
Lawee Co. Ltd., Telephone No. 87121 (Switchboard) - Accounting Department. My father's address:
Munshi Naji - Shorja - Hamdi Abd al-Usta shop, No. 765, dated 2/24/52.
I received my primary and intermediate education at the Albert David Sassoon School,
and I obtained the Intermediate School Certificate in 1949-1950 with a total score of (434)
out of six hundred. I also obtained the Brevet and Brevet certificates, then
I entered the Shamash Secondary School and obtained the Preparatory Certificate in
1951-1952, and my total score was 524 out of seven hundred marks. For information, I
obtained good marks in this exam in the subject of Mathematics, where my
grade was 96, and in the subject of Chemistry, which I wish to pursue further, 91 marks.
I also took the G.C.E. exam in June 1952 and passed in two subjects:
Chemistry and Physics.
I would be grateful if you would kindly accept me as one of the students of this mission for the subject of Chemistry.
Please accept my highest respect.
Your student,
Naji Munshi Naji
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⟦illegible⟧ 12/5/51 ⟦illegible⟧ Iraqi Government
12/5/51
Administration of Al-Aqida Secondary School for Girls
Number 220
Date 12/1/51
Subject / School Transcript
To the College of Pharmacy
The student Victoria Shaul was one of our school students in the fifth scientific grade for the year 1947 - 1948
And she participated in the general examinations for preparatory studies for the mentioned year and passed them and obtained
the following grades, while her conduct was good.
Subject | Grade |
Arabic Language | 70 | Seventy
English Language | 75 | Seventy-five
Philosophy and Sociology | 68 | Sixty-eight
Physics and Mathematics | 69 | Sixty-nine
Algebra and Trigonometry | 71 | Seventy-one
Chemistry | 86 | Eighty-six
Biology | 50 | Fifty
Total | 489 | Four hundred and eighty-nine
Acting Principal of the Secondary School for Girls
True copy of the original
⟦signature⟧
12/1/51
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No. / 125 / 5
53/12/21
53/12/22
To the Honorable Professor, Director of Frank Iny School
53/12/22
Greetings,
I have learned that there is an intention to send a number of graduating students to study in England
for the coming year in September 1954 at the expense of the late (H. E. David) endowment. <del>And I have</del> desired
to join it and I have agreed to the conditions mentioned in the announcement. Here is the information that
you requested to review:
(1) Albert Naji Perry
(2) Address: J 10 / 2 / Bataween (Al-Rawaf Street) Baghdad.
(3) Telephone number 7457
(4) Work address (Messrs. Denny Merry Baghdad) telephone number 6866.
(5) Non-revocation ID number for my guardian (my father) 1124
(6) Born in 1935
(7) I hold a graduation certificate from preparatory studies at Shamash School in 1954.
I completed my primary studies at the ⟦Al-Jami'a⟧ Private School, and intermediate studies at Shamash 1952.
(8) I worked for about six months at Denny Merry Cook Company as a (Junior Audit Clerk)
(9) I wish to specialize in the branch of (Mechanical Engineering).
I hope for my acceptance <del>as a student</del> in this mission, and with highest respect to you, sir.
Your obedient student
Albert Naji Perry
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To the Honorable President of the Israelite Community.
After greetings.
We attach for your Excellency our application regarding the scientific mission to England announced at the Community Presidency House
hoping that this request will receive your kindness and the kindness of the esteemed committee that will select in ⟦the wishes⟧.
I am a young man of twenty-four years of age, holding a preparatory school certificate from the
scientific branch for the year 1948, and I have a special inclination for medical and chemistry studies in particular, and I have practical experience for three
years in preparing medicines and analyses, and I also wish to complete specialized studies in chemistry, pharmacy
and biology.
Please accept, sir, the assurance of my highest respect.
The Petitioner
Victor Shaoul ⟦Akir Akir⟧
24 / 1 / 954
Address
Telephone No. 4988
House of Elias Ibrahim Dannous
Baghdad - Bataween
Submitted on 24 / 1 / 954
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To the Presidency of the Respectable Jewish Community in Baghdad
In view of what was stated in your statement No. T/954/2262 dated 1/11/954 regarding the subject of dispatch to England to complete
higher studies, and since I have the strongest desire for that, I submit this request of mine, stating the required information in accordance with what was stated in
the content of the aforementioned statement.
1- Certificates
A- Preparatory school certificate from Shamash School in the year 948 / 1949, Scientific Branch.
B- Certificate from the College of Commerce and Economics in Baghdad in the year 949 / 1950.
2- Qualifications
I have previously studied the principles of commercial bookkeeping in both Arabic and English methods, and I held the position of accountant
for the British Supply Company for a period of two and a half years between 941 - 943, then I moved to the Railway Directorate
and held several accounting positions, the last of which was in the Railway Supply Department due to its close relationship with commercial matters, and
that was from March 1943 until September 1948.
In March 1951, the Baghdad Court of First Instance appointed me as an accountant for the mass of the bankrupt Edward Aboudi, and I have remained in this position
until now. In addition to that, and with the approval of the Sunni Sharia Court in Baghdad, I held the position of accountant for the estate of the late Al-Ani
from May 1952 until now, I still hold these two positions. During this work of mine, I held the position of accountant for the Trading
and Printing Company Limited for two hours daily from April 951 until 10/10/1952.
My study of commercial, civil, and financial laws and my performance of the liquidation tasks for the Bank of Edward Aboudi and the estate of the late Al-Ani, and by virtue of the connection
of these two positions to legal cases and lawsuits, I have gained extensive experience in all matters of legal, commercial,
and civil lawsuits, along with all related procedures in all other government departments, especially in financial departments such as accounting and fees.
Furthermore, the Baghdad Court of First Instance has repeatedly assigned me to audit some financial cases presented to it and submit reports on them.
Based on the above, my desire is to complete higher education in the subject of auditing and obtain a (Chartered Accountant) certificate
or in the subject of studying financial and economic sciences and specializing in them.
I am ready to provide all the required documents and certificates and all other evidence that the respected committee may deem necessary,
hoping that this request of mine will meet with your approval. Please accept my highest respect.
Submitted by
Nassim Saleh Meshaal
Accountant for the mass of the bankrupt Edward Aboudi and the estate of the late Al-Ani
1/17/1954
Address
Nassim Meshaal
At the office of lawyer Faeq Tawfiq
Kirkukli Land Building (Ahmed Agha)
Al-Amin Street - Baghdad
Third Grade
Subject: Financial Sciences
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Baghdad on 11 / 1 / 1954
⟦H. E. Da...⟧
⟦Head of the Jewish Community⟧
⟦Baghdad⟧
To the presence of the respected Head of the Jewish Community
Baghdad
Presented to your Excellency
It has come to my attention that the Community's Board of Directors intends to send four
students belonging to this community to study at its expense in the higher institutes of England
And as I am one of the sons of the community and find in myself the competence and ability to continue my
higher studies as one of the four mentioned. I submit this request of mine, hoping for the favor of nominating me, with the presentation
that I am a graduate of the Iraqi College of Law for the year 950 / 951 and I have an extensive knowledge of the English language
And rest assured that if I am nominated, I will live up to your expectations in study and achievement, and finally the matter is entrusted
to the sound opinion of your council, and may you remain in respect.
⟦Goury Dally⟧
The Petitioner
Goury Shaoul Dally
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Number - SH/ 140 / 54
Date - 21 / 12 / 53
To the Honorable Director of the Frank Iny School
I, Rachel Haron Shomaly, wish to join the beginner mission in September 1954
at the expense of the late H. E. David, noting that I have obtained acceptance at the University of
Luther in Iowa in the United States of America. These are the details required of me:
1) Full name: Rachel Haron Shomaly
2) Residence address and telephone number: Bataween 2/9/1, Telephone number 84892
3) Petitioner's work address: I do not have a job, I am studying externally
4) The student's guardian, full address, and telephone number: Moshe Haron Shomaly, Telephone 84852
5) Number and date of the petitioner's non-deprivation ID: 499 on 2/4/952 and another priority 150 on 2/5/52
6) Petitioner's birth year: 1929
7) Types of school certificates, names of schools attended, and graduation year: Preparatory study year 51 - 52 and Arabic subject in G.C.E
8) Type of job or place where the petitioner worked: ⟦line⟧
9) Subject in which the petitioner wishes to specialize: Chemistry, and my grade in the preparatory study exam (Baccalaureate) was 84
10) Attachments: A recommendation from ⟦the young developer⟧
The Student
Rachel Haron Shomaly
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NAMES OF CANDIDATES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS UNDER H.E. DAVID BEQUEST FOR OCTOBER, 1954
NAME OF CANDIDATE | DATE OF BIRTH | QUALIFICATIONS OF CANDIDATE | SUBJECTS CHOSEN BY CANDIDATE STATED IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE | OTHER PARTICULARS ABOUT CANDIDATES TAKEN FROM THEIR SCHOOL RECORDS
(1) Mr. Edward Jacob Khmara | 1932 | 1) Matriculated Summer 1948 with a first division pass in:- (1) English (2) Mathematics (3) French (4) Chemistry (5) Physics. 2) Passed the Iraq State Baccalaureate Examination for Secondary Education, Summer 1949 obtaining an average of 84% 3) Passed a Supplementary Matriculation Examination in January 1950, in:- (1) Classical Arabic (2) Mechanics and Hydrostatics (3) Advanced Mathematics (4) Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing. 4) Passed the Intermediate Arts Examination in July 1951 with the following results:- (1) Classical Arabic A (2) French A (3) Pure Mathematics B. | 1) History of philosophy. 2) French Candidate is ready to join any university in the United Kingdom, granting a degree. | Character : Good Personality : Good Ability : Quite able Candidate has been working with the Khanaqin Oil Company, for the last five years, pursuing his studies individually at the same time.
(2) * Miss Clelia Joseph Dangour | 1935 | 1) Passed the Brevet Elementaire, Summer 1950. 2) Matriculated with an ordinary pass, Summer 1951 in:- (1) English (2) French (3) Arabic (4) Mathematics (5) Physics. 3) Passed the Iraq State Baccalaureate Examination for Secondary Education, Summer 1952. 4) Passed the G.C.E. Examination in Autumn 1952, in:- (1) German (ordinary Level) (2) Logic (ordinary Level). 5) Passed the G.C.E. Examination in Summer 1953, in:- (1) Pure Mathematics (Advanced Level) (2) French (Advanced Level) (3) Arabic (Advanced Level). | 1) Medicine. 2) Mathematics. Candidate is ready to join any university in the United Kingdom, granting a degree. | Character : Very good Personality : Good Ability : Quite able Candidate has been engaged since her graduation from the Secondary School 1952, in individual studies.
(3) * Miss Louise Israel Hay | 1935 | 1) Passed the Brevet Elementaire, Summer 19⟦illegible⟧. 2) Passed the G.C.E. Examination in 1952, in:- (1) English Language ⟦line⟧ (ordinary Level) (2) Physics ⟦line⟧ (ordinary Level) (3) Chemistry ⟦line⟧ (ordinary Level) (4) Pure Mathematics ⟦line⟧ (ordinary Level) (5) Arabic ⟦line⟧ (Advanced Level) (6) French ⟦line⟧ (Advanced Level) 3) Passed the Iraq State Baccalaureate Examination for Secondary Education, Summer 1953, obtaining an average of 87% | 1) Pharmacy 2) Chemistry 3) Medicine Candidate is ready to join any university in the United Kingdom, granting a degree. | Character : Very good Personality : Good Ability : Quite able (1) Candidate has been pursuing her studies individually since her graduation in June 1952. (2) Applied recently for admission to Nottingham University, England for the academic year starting October 1954. Admission reply not yet received.
(4) Mr. Karim Abdullah Shamash | 1933 | 1) Passed the Brevet Elementaire, Summer 1949. 2) Matriculated with an ordinary pass, Summer 1951, in:- (1) English (2) French (3) Mathematics (4) Chemistry (5) Physics. 3) Passed the Iraq State Baccalaureate Examination for Secondary Education, Summer 1951, obtaining an average of 83%. | 1) Economics. 2) Civil Engineering. Candidate is prepared to join any university in the United Kingdom, granting a degree. | Character : Very good Personality : Good Ability : Quite able Candidate has been working with a Commercial Firm in Baghdad since his graduation from the Secondary School in June 1951.
* Note: Kindly note that it is the expressed wish of the girl candidates to be together in the same College, if possible,
in case they have your approval of granting them the above Scholarships.
RABBI SASSOON KHADOURY
ACT. PRESIDENT
JEWISH COMMUNITY - BAGHDAD.
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The 1st Jan, 1954
To,
The President of the Jewish Community, Baghdad,
c/o Shammash School,
Baghdad.
Sir,
I am an Iraqi subject having 20 years of age, born in Baghdad,
on the 27th of December, 1933.
I have a very good knowledge of the English, French and Arabic
Languages. I passed the Matriculation Examination in June, 1950 in
the following subjects: English, Elementary Mathematics, French,
Chemistry, Physics, (Heat, Light & Sound), and the Brevet Elémentaire
which is a French degree, im May, 1949, and I finished my Secondary
School Education (Scientific Section) in June 1951, and was classed
as the first in my school- (Shammash Secondary School).
After my graduation I served as an accounts' clerk with Messrs.
Frank C. Strick & Co.Ltd., then I left them for a better job at Abdul
Hadi Al-Chalabi firm, which I still hold.
I like to complete my college education in the field of Economics
at the H.E. David Bequest, and here is some information about me:
1. Full Name: Karim Abdullah Shamash
2. Address : Baghdad - Battaween, House No.25D3/1/1
3. Number & date of my Non-denationalisation indentity card No.1141
of 6.4.1952.
Number & date of my fathers' Non-denationalisation identity No.1701
of 27.4.1952.
4. Certificates: The Matriculation Examination in June 1950, Le
Certificat d'Etudes Primaires in May 1947, The Brevet Elémentaire
in May, 1949 & the Secondary School Baccalaureate in June, 1951.
Yours Obediently,
Karim Abdullah Shamash.
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c/o Khanaqin Oil Co., Ltd.,
Post Box No. 103
BAGHDAD
IRAQ
25th December, 1953
The Principal,
Shammash and Frank Iny Schools,
Baghdad.
Sir,
Further to our verbal conversation, held in your office on the 22nd instant, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for an H.E. David Fund scholarship to pursue my studies in the United Kingdom, and give below the details asked for in the relevant Notification published on the School's notice-board.
I am 21, being born in 1932.
At 16, in 1948, after spending four years at Shammash Secondary School, I passed the London University Matriculation Examination (for June), at which I was the only examinee from Baghdad who obtained a First Division pass. The subjects I offered were:- English, Elementary Mathematics, French, Chemistry, and Electricity and Magnetism.
I passed the Government Secondary School Examination (Science Section) in 1949, obtaining an average of 84%.
In January, 1950, I passed a Supplementary Matriculation Examination in a further four subjects: Classical Arabic, Mechanics and Hydrostatics, Mathematics (More Advanced), and Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing.
In July, 1951, I passed the Intermediate Arts Examination in the following subjects and with the following results:-
Classical Arabic A
French A
Pure Mathematics B
My original intention, after passing the Intermediate, was to proceed to the final B.A.(General) Examination in the same subjects. After due deliberation, however, I found that such a choice of subjects would be definitely out of joint, since it is obvious that Pure Mathematics dose not harmonize with French and Classical Arabic. For the sake of a better synthesis, therefore, I decided to jettison the Mathematics subject and instead to prepare for History of Philosophy, a subject which has no counterpart at the Intermediate. And, as a matter of fact, I am now half-way through my correspondence studies for the final B.A.(Gen.), which I was intending to sit in June, 1955, offering Classical Arabic, French, and History of Philosophy.
It would therefore appear that, should I be accorded a scholarship to resume my studies in the United Kingdom as from next October, I should be able (subject, of course, to the approval of the University authorities) to sit my final B.A.(Gen.) Examination in one academic year, i.e. in June, 1955, as originally planned; after which, I should be eligible to proceed to higher degrees in either French or Philosophy.
Should the University authorities refuse to grant me such a permission, a more time-saving alternative would be to proceed directly to the B.A. Honours degree in either French or Philosophy, which would take 2 or 3 years after which, I should wish to go in for the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in the same subject, which would mean an additional 2 years.
I have discussed the above proposals with Mr Pearson, of the British Council, Baghdad, who agreed that they are feasible and in conformity with the standing regulations of the University of London. He considers that the
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University authorities may well be prepared to approve my sitting the
B.A.(Gen.) in one year, after giving me a test, but that it would be
unavailing to take up this question now. At any rate, this is by no means
a ticklish problem, since, as stated above, I always have the alternative
of proceeding directly to an Honours degree.
For the last five years I have been working in the Engineering
Department of the Khanaqin Oil Company Limited, Baghdad, My present
designation is In-Charge Progress and Planning; ability at self-expression
in English forms the staple part of this appointment, and for the last
five years I have been working away at improving and perfecting my know-
ledge of this language. I need hardly point out that, through my daily
contact with many Britishers during this long period, I have acquired an
excellent "feel" for both the spoken and the written language. I have a
genuine interest in linguistic studies, and should like to mention that,
apart from the above examinations, I completed in January, 1952, an advan-
ced correspondence course in Effective English from the Regent Institute,
London.
You will no doubt appreciate that my main aim in applying for this
scholarship is to get a chance for pursuing my studies to degrees higher
than the B.A., as it is clear that I can easily obtain the B.A. degree here,
on my own, without involving myself in so many difficulties. Therefore, in
case I am granted a scholarship, I consider it imperative to lay down the
proviso that I should be given a written promise to the effect that, if I
did satisfactory and promising work up to the B.A. Honours, my studies would
be financed for a further 2 or more years up to the Ph.D. degree, I hope
that you will have no objection to this, since in all probability, the whole
scheme would be completed within four years.
For your information, I hold Certificate of Non-Forfeiture of Iraqi
Nationality No. 1687 dated 27.4.1952, whilst my father, Mr Jacob Isaac
Khmara, who is prepared to act as my sponsor, holds Certificate No.1871
dated 30.4.1952.
I beg to remain, Sir,
Yours obediently,
Edward Jaccob Khmara.
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To The President of the Jewish Community in Baghdad, Esq.
Refering to your notice about the educational deputation to England at the expense of the late H.E. David, I present my application, answering your questions as required in your notice.
1. Name: Clelia Joseph Dangour
2. Address: House No. 1A/8/1 Battaween Street Victory Square, Baghdad, Iraq.
Telephone number: 3354
3. Guardian's Office address: Mr. Joseph M. Dangour Rawak Street, Khan Al-Boursa No. 2A/33 Baghdad, Iraq.
4. Number of the non-denationalisation card: 66, dated the 3rd February, 1952.
5. Birth: 1935
6. Qualifications:
The Iraqi Government Primary Education diploma: Alliance School for girls, June 1947.
Certificate d'Etudes: Alliance School for girls, May, 1948.
The Iraqi Government Intermediate Education diploma: Alliance School for girls, June 1950.
Brevet Elémentaire: Alliance School for girls, May 1950.
London University Matriculation: Shammash School June 1951, having obtained an ordinary pass in the following subjects: (1) English (2) French (3) Arabic (4) Mathematics (5) Physics.
The Iraqi Government Secondary Education diploma (Scientific Branch) Shammash School, June 1952.
London University General Certificate of Education: November, 1952 in: Logic and German at Ordinary Level.
London University General Certificate of Education: June 1953 in: Pure Mathematics, French and Arabic at Advanced Level.
Subject I would like to study: First Choice: Medicine, second choice: Mathematics.
Clelia Joseph Dangour,
2.
University authorities may well be prepared to approve my sitting the
B.A.(Gen.) in one year after giving me a test, but that it would be
unwilling to take up this question now. At any rate, this is by no means
a difficult problem, since as stated above, I always have the alternative
of proceeding directly to an Honours degree.
For the last five years I have been working in the Engineering
Department of the Khanaqin Oil Company Limited, Baghdad. My present
designation is In-Charge Progress and Planning; ability of self-expression
in English forms the staple part of this appointment, and for the last
five years I have been working away at improving and perfecting my know-
ledge of this language. I need hardly point out that, through my daily
contact with many Britishers during this long period, I have acquired an
excellent "feel" for both the spoken and the written language. I have a
genuine interest in linguistic studies, and should like to mention that,
apart from the above examinations, I completed in January, 1952 an advan-
ced correspondence course in effective English from the Regent Institute,
London.
You will no doubt appreciate that my main aim in applying for this
scholarship is to get a chance for pursuing my studies to degrees higher
than the B.A. as it is clear that I can easily obtain the B.A. degree here,
on my own, without involving myself in so many difficulties. Therefore, in
case I am granted a scholarship, I consider it imperative to lay down the
proviso that I should be given a written promise to the effect that, if I
did satisfactory and promising work up to the B.A. Honours, my studies would
be financed for further 2 or more years up to the Ph.D. degree. I hope
that you will have no objection to this, since in all probability the whole
scheme would be completed within four years.
For your information, I hold Certificates of Non-forfeiture of Iraqi
Nationality No. 1887 dated 27.4.1952, whilst my father, Mr Jacob Isaac
Thamara, who is prepared to act as my sponsor, holds Certificate No. 1781
dated 30.4.1952.
I beg to remain, Sir,
Yours obediently,
Edward Jacob Thamara.
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Baghdad, 28th December, 1953.
Mr. The President of The Jewish Community, Baghdad.
c/o The Principal of Shammash and Frank Iny Secondary Schools,
Baghdad.
Dear Sir,
With reference to your notice about granting a scholarship for study in England out of the fund of the late H.S.David, I hereby submit my application for this scholarship and shall be obliged if you will consider it favourably.
I give below the required information as set out in your notice:-
1. My full name is Louise Israel Hay.
2. My address is 25K9 Kard-El-Pasha, and my telephone number is 91605.
3. My father works with Whinney Murray & Co. his telephone number is 6366.
4. My father's non-denationalisation certificate is numbered 643 and dated 16.3.1952.
5. I was born in October 1935.
6. I studied in Lora Kadouri School up to the year 1951 when I passed the Iraqi Government Intermediate Examination and had a total of 458 out of 600. During that same year, I sat for the french examination "Le Brevet Elementaire" and passed it. In the year 1952, I sat for the G.C.E. exam. of the London University in six subjects. French and Arabic advanced level, English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry ordinary level and passed in all of them. This is more than what is required from a student to be admitted in any University in England.
In summer 1953, I sat for the Iraqi Government Secondary Examination and passed in it obtaining a total of 605 out of 709. I was the first among the students of the Shammash School and among the girl students of all the girls' secondary schools in Iraq.
7. Since my graduation from the secondary school, I have been learning English typewriting and bookkeeping.
8. I would like to continue my studies in Chemistry or Medecine.
I am ready to fulfill the second condition stated in your notice which is to serve at the community institutions a period equal to that of my studies abroad. I add here that I find I have a great aptitude for teaching.
Hoping that my demand would be favourably considered by those concerned. I remain Sir,
Yours faithfully,
Louise I. Hay.
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To the President of the Jewish Community in Baghdad, Esq.
Referring to your notice about the educational deputation to
England at the expense of the late H.E. David, I present my application,
answering your questions as required in your notice.
1. Name: Clelia Joseph Danhour
2. Address: House No. 14/81 Bataween Street,
Victory Square,
Baghdad,
Iraq.
Telephone number: 3324
3. Guardian's Office address: Mr. Joseph M. Danhour
Rewak Street,
Khan Al-Roum
No. 24/1
Baghdad
Iraq.
4. Number of the non-denationalisation card: 66, dated the 3rd February,
1952.
5. Birth: 1935
6. Qualifications:
The Iraqi Government Primary Education diploma : Alliance School
for girls, June 1947.
Certificate d'Etudes : Alliance School for girls, May, 1948.
The Iraqi Government Intermediate Education diploma : Alliance
School for girls, June 1950.
Brevet Elementaire : Alliance School for girls, May 1950.
London University Matriculation : Shamash School June 1951, having
obtained an ordinary pass in the following subjects : (1) English
(2) French (3) Arabic (4) Mathematics (5) Physics.
The Iraqi Government Secondary Education diploma (Scientific Branch)
Shamash School, June 1952.
London University General Certificate of Education : November, 1952
in : Logic and German at Ordinary level.
London University General Certificate of Education : June 1953 in :
Pure Mathematics, French and Arabic at Advanced level.
Subject I would like to study : First Choice : Medicine, second
choice : Mathematics.
Clelia Joseph Danhour.
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⟦In the name of the community⟧
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that
Karim Abdullah Shamash
matriculated in the University of London at the
June Examination in the year 1950, and was placed
in the Second Division, having satisfied the Examiners
in
English | Elementary Mathematics
French | Chemistry
Heat, Light and Sound |
Sd/-
D. W. Logan
Principal.
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UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
This is to certify that
Edward Jacob Khamara
⟦matriculated in the University of London at the June⟧
passed the Intermediate Examination in
⟦Examination in the year 1948, and was placed in the⟧
⟦First Division, Arts having satisfied the Examiners in⟧
in the year 1951 as an External Student
French Chemistry
Electricity and Magnetism
30th January, 1952. (Sgd) C.E. Ball
External Registrar
⟦(Sgd) D.W. Logan⟧
⟦Principal⟧
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UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that
Edward Jacob Khamara
matriculated in the University of London at the June
Examination in the year 1948, and was placed in the
First Division, having satisfied the Examiners in
English | Elementary Mathematics
French | Chemistry
Electricity and Magnetism |
(Sgd) D.W. Logan
Principal
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C O P Y
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that at the
January Matriculation Examination of the
University of London in 1950
Edward Jacob Khamara
having previously been registered as matriculated
in the University passed a supplementary Examination
in the following subjects
Arabic | Mechanics
Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing |
Mathematics (more advanced) |
(Sgd) D.W. Logan
Principal.
⟦UNIVERSITY OF LONDON⟧
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UNIVERSITY of LONDON .
GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION EXAMINATION .
THIS IS TO CERTIFY
that LOUISE ISRAEL HAY
sat for the above examination at Baghdad , Iraq
in the Summer of 1952, and attained the pass standard at the ⟦illegible⟧
Level indicated in the following five subjects :-
Pure Mathematics | Ordinary
Physics | Ordinary
Chemistry | Ordinary
French | Advanced
Arabic | Advanced
Signed on behalf of the University of
London
Secretary to the University Entrance
and School Examination Council
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UNIVERSITY of LONDON .
GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF
EDUCATION EXAMINATION.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY
that LOUISE ISRAEL HAY
sat for the above examination at Baghdad, Iraq
in the Autumn of 1952, and attained the pass standard at the Level
indicated in the following One subject :-
ENGLISH LANGUAGE | ORDINARY
Signed on behalf of the University
of London
Secretary to the University
Entrance School Examination Council.
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THE BRITISH COUNCIL
Incorporated by Royal Charter
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Ref. No. 10th April, 1954.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Miss Clelia Joseph Dangour passed the London
Matriculation in June 1951 with the following subjects:-
English Language
Mathematics
Physics
French
Arabic
In the Autumn of 1952 she also obtained passes
at the Ordinary Level of the London University General Certificate
of Education examinations in Logic and German. In June 1953 she
passed at the Advanced Level of the same examinations in French,
Arabic and Pure Mathematics.
⟦L.S. Pearson⟧
L.S. Pearson,
Education Officer,
British Council in Iraq.