A letter calling on the Czechoslovakian Government to act on the “urgent necessity” of clearing up the mystery surrounding the death in Prague of Charles H. Jordan, was handed to the Czech Embassy here today by the leaders of DAIA, the central body of organized Argentine Jewry. The letter, signed by Dr. Isaac Goldenberg and Herzl Gesang, respectively president and secretary of DAIA, informed the Czech Ambassador that the Argentine Jewish community is “gravely concerned over Mr. Jordan’s tragic death under certain circumstances whose gravity causes general anxiety, which is shared also by Argentina in general.”
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