THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 24, 1958-8

Theodore Bargman Dies
on a Visit in Los Angeles

Theodore Bargman, one of
Detroit's most prominent Jew-
ish community personalities,
died suddenly Monday, while
on a visit to
L o s Angeles
with 1VIrs.
Bargman.
Funeral ser-
vices were
held in De-
troit Thurs-
day.
His wife,
Mina Eliza-
beth Bar
man, one of Bargman
Detroit's most prominent Jew-
ish women leaders, is his only
survivor.
Born in Omaha, Neb., 66
years ago, Mr. Bargman lived
in Detroit for more than 50
years. He was the head of the

Theodore Bargman Co., manu-
facturers of trailer hardware
supplies. The Bargman resi-
dence is at 19551 Burlington.
Deeply interested in the wel-
fare of children, he took a
real interest in Camp Tam-
arack and gave generously to
several of its projects, and
last year donated a trailer to
the camp.
An active leader in the
mechanical trades division of
the Allied Jewish Campaign,
he was a member of the
boards of Jewish Vocational
Service, Community Workshop
and the Jewish Community
Center. He was a board mem-
ber and one of the founders
of Hadassah House and was a
member of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and the Society
of Automotive Engineers.

Rabbi to Speak on Religion
in Israel at 0-W Young Israel

The .Jewish Agency and Miz-
rachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi of De-
troit, in cooperation with Oak-
Woods Young Israel, are pre-
senting the first in a series of
lectures at 8 p.m., Wednesday,
at the Center 24061 Coolidge,
Oak Park. Rabbi Solomon J.
Sharfman, honorary president
of the Rabbinical Council of
America, will be guest speaker
on the topic
"The Chal-
lenge of Reli-
gion in Isra-
el."
Rabbi Sharf-
man is a grad-
uate of the
City College
of New York,
and has earn-
ed degrees
from Colum- Rabbi Sharfman
bia University. He is a member
of the New York Bar Assoc.
Reception and arrangements
committee for the affair is com-
posed of Ernest Citron, David

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pow, Errie Lowenthal, Max
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Rabbi Jacob I. Homnick.
A musical program of Israeli
songs and refreshments are
planned. The series is open to
the public.

Home for Aged
Meeting Sunday

The 52nd annual meeting of
the Jewish Home for Aged
will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sun-
day, at the Home on 11501
Petoskey.
Gus D. Newman, president,
announced that the annual re-
port will describe the scope
and function of the Home to
the care of the aged in the
community.
The board of directors will
also elect 14 board members
for a period of 3 years. The
nominating committee under
the chairmanship of Sidney J.
Allen consists of Arthur
Fleischman, Herman Mathias,
Dan Laven, Isidore Winkelman,
Jacob Schrier, and Harry Bar-
nett.
The Home for Aged is a
constituent agency of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation, and
receives its operating deficit
from the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.

U.S. Court Decides
Sinai Campaign
Constituted War

The United States District
Court in Maryland has decided
in a recent case that a state
of war existed between Egypt,
and Britain, France and Israel,
during the 1956 Sinai action.
The verdict was given in a
contest arising from the ter-
mination of a contract that a
U.S. ship had with an Egyp-
tian firm. The contract was
cancellable if the firm's home
country were at war with any
NATO country.
The court ruled that the
Egyptian president had pro-
claimed a state of war in a
speech made on Nov. 1, 1956,
which fulfilled all the require-
ments under international law.

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Yiddish Editor
to Speak Here at
Histadrut Parley

Mordecai Striegler, editor of
the Yiddisher Kemfer, will be
the principal speaker at the an-
nual city conference of the De-
troit Israel Histadrut Campaign
on Nov. 9.
The conference, which will
officially open the active phase
of the annual
drive, will be-
gin at 10 a.m.,
in the Hayim
:Greenberg
Center, 19161
Schaefer.
Striegler
will speak at
the luncheon
session and
also will head
a panel discus-
sion on "The
Challenge o f
the Histad-
rut."
The balance
Striegler of the program
will be devoted to work ses-
sions, reports from campaign
charmen, election of officers
for the campaign year and elec-
tion of delegates to the national
convention in New York.
All participating organizationS
and friends of Histadrut are
asked to send delegates

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Viennese Jews Protest
Appointment of Nazi

VIENNA — Leaders of the
Vienna Jewish community made
formel protests Tuesday against
plans to appoint Herman Neu-
bacher, the first Nazi mayor of
Vienna, as general director of
the Austrian National airlines.
In the protest to members
of the government and leaders
of the parties in the coalition,
it was pointed out that Neu-
bacher was responsible for the
destruction of 17 synagogues
during a Nazi inspired pogrom.
The Jewish leaders said that
Neubacher, as the Nazi appoint-
ed mayor, banned intervention
by the city's fire brigades to
save the burning synagogues.

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Altman to Talk
to Zionist Council

Dr. Aryeh Altman, a former
staff member of Detroit's Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools and now a
senior member of the Foreign
Relations Committee of Israel's
Knesset, will be a guest here
next week.
Dr. Altman, in this country
to organize a committee of
prominent Americans to work
for a U.S.-Israel Mutual Secur-
ity Pact, will address the De-
troit Zionist Council at 8:30
p.m., Monday, in Beth Aaron
Synagogue.
Prior to coming here, Dr. Alt-
man conferred in Washington
with leading members of the
State Department, officials of
the U.S. Information Agency
and members of the Senate
Armed Services and Foreign
Relations Committees.
Russian-born, Dr. Altman
lived there until 1924, when
he was able to leave the coun-
try for Palestine. He graduated
from an American university,
and lived in Detroit from 1927
to 1935. While here, he was
president of Kvutzah Ivrith, the
Hebrew cultural group, and also
headed the Zionists-Revision-
ists, then known as the New
Zionist Organization of Detroit.

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