Daniel Tickton's 75th Birthday
Recalls His 40 Years in Detroit

Friday, October 26, 1956 — THE DETRO IT

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Canadian Premier Gift for Nurses' Residence at
Lauds Community Sinai Hospital Marks Golden.
Wedding of Harry Slatkiiis
at CJC Meeting

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who has a fine memory for de-
tails of events long passed, has
MONTREAL, (JTA) —
Sinai Hospital announces a individual apartments and will
nostalgically recounted Jewish
Canada's
experience
with
its
gift
toward the erection of a be open to nurses and other
holiday celebrations in the col-
Jewish citizens has given the nurses's residence from the fam- trained personnel in Key Sinai
umns of The Jewish News.
government confidence in the ily of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slat- Hospital services.
They have won him admir- Jewish people as a whole,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slatkin
kin.
ers, too. His Yom Kippur story Canadian Prime Minister Louis
The gift was made in honor were married in Cincinnati in
so impressed a local widow St. Laurent said here, addres- of Mr. and Mrs. Slatkin's 50th 1906. They moved to Detroit in
that she sent him a letter pro- sing the 11th national conven- wedding anniversary which was 1909, where Mr. Slatkin at first
posing marriage.
worked in automobile plants.
tion of the Canadian Jewish celebrated Saturday night.
Mr. Tickton's wife, the late Congress.
The unit will be known as He has been in the building
Anne Shaber Tickton, prior to
St. Laurent told the meeting the Harry and Katy Slatkin business here for 43 years. The
her death in 1946, served as that he had received a com- Nurses' Residence. It is ex- couple have five children—Jo-
her husband's eyes, for despite munication from Israel Premier pected to start in construction seph B. Slatkin, Adolph Slat-
all of Ms accomplishments he David Ben-Gurion renewing shortly at the southwest corner kin, Milton Slatkin, Mrs. Wolf
lost his sight about 20 years assurances that the jet planes of the Sinai Hospital grounds, Snyder and Mrs. Lester Satov-
ago.
sold by Canada to Israel would fronting on McNichols and Lau- sky and 11 grandchildren. All
The Ticktons had come here be used only, for defensive pur- der. It will comprise about 30 reside in Detroit.
in 1915 from Waltham, Mass., poses.
where Mr. Tickton operated a
Samuel Bronfman, re-elected
newsstand, sold papers on the president of the CJC for the
trains and was an active alder- 20th year, held out the example
man.
of Canadian Jewry to other
One dollar can buy an Israeli meal, and cheese, desperately
He settled originally in Na- communities, including those of
shua, N. H., after coming from the United States. "We have no family 20 pounds of food, an- needed by Israelis.
The dollar packages cannot be
Warsaw, where he worked as anti - Zionist, non - Zionist or nounces Zvi Tomkiewicz, execu-
a proofreader for the Hebrew Zionist. All are united in the five director of Mizrachi. For designated for specific recipi-
Daily Hafefirah, the only He- interests of our people in this sum, CARE will send a food ents, although la tigerpurchases
may be sent directly through
brew newspaper in Europe.
Canada, in Israel and through- package to Israel. •
Realizing this phenomenal CARE to desired individuals.
His Hebrew scholarship dates out the world," Bronfman said.
offer, Mizrachi is conducting a Tomkiewicz urges the commu-
to his youth in Bialystock
The reason for this unity and
where he attended Lomzer Ye- effectiveness, the CJC president food crusade for Israel. Hoping nity to send as many contribu-
shiva. He has memorized all said, was that "we have never to collect as many dollars as tions as possible to the Mizrachi
the prayers, so that today he taken a vote or adopted a ma- possible, the organization will office, 12238 Dexter. Donor's
conducts services at Cong. Bnai jority decision over the minori- turn them over to CARE, which names will be included in each
Jacob sight unseen. He has ty. We always found a way to will ship packages from 18 to package, all gifts to be acknowl-
25 pounds, to be distributed by edged.
been a member of the syna- unanimity on every issue."
Jerusalem Miztachi to individu-
gogue for 16 years, and has
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, presi- al Israel families. Packages will
come to look forward each dent of the Jewish Agency, told
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Sabbath to discussions of the the Congress at its closing din- contain wheat, flour, rice, corn-
Talmud.
ner that Israel's security was Halevy Farband Chorus
First
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DANIEL L. TICKTON
Mr. Tickton, who lives at
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still uncertain. The Jews of the
2923 - Monterey, has three chil- West, he stressed, have to work to Memorialize Cayman
while he was taking a leisure- dren: Sidney, an executive in
Dedicated to the memory of
ly stroll down Woodward Ave., the Birdsley-Rumel Corp., of for Israel's secure future and
SATURDAY
he encountered a total strang- New York; Mrs. Victor H. for the • "survival of Jews in the the late William Gayman, mem-
EVE.
er with whom he struck up a (Miriam) Kramer, wife of an community- of Eastern Europe." ber of Halevy Farband Choral
Society,
a
special
musicale
will
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conversation.
The convention heard a re-
Assistant Attorney General in
be presented by the group, •
at the
The stranger was Maurice the Anti-Trust Division, in port that 60 per cent of the under the direction of Dan Froh- •
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MAYFAIR
Zackheim who helped him get Washington, D. C.; and Jason, Jewish children of Montreal re- man. The program will occur at • Dexter
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nr. Davison
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a job, not at Ford's, but with associate professor of music at ceive a Jewish education, most 8:30 p.m., Nov. 14, at the Labor •
Gen. Adm. $1.50
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Per Person, tax inc.
the dry goods firm of Sarasohn Wayne State University and di- of them in all-day schools.
Zionist Institute, 19. 161 Schaefer. • Informal attire — Costumes •
A
report
by
the
CJC
public
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and Shetzer. Although he had rector of music at Temple Beth
Featured will be music by •
Optional.
relations committee criticized
no experience, he was hired as El.
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Mascagni, Puccini, Ernesto De- •
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Premier Maurice Duplessis of
Music
and
entertainment
a bookkeeper.
and famous
Wagner,
Curtis,
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by Jules Klein's
Quebec
Province
and
his
Union
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This beginning—his first real Ask Priority for $2 1/2 Million
Jewish composers, such as
"Novelaires"
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Nationale
party
for
using
in
the
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opportunity since coming to the Combined Reform Campaign election campaign a publication Ginder, Mindlin, Yassinowsky,
"Everybody Will Be There" •
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States from Warsaw,
Lavri,
Lefkowitch,
and
Mana-
NEW
YORK,
(JTA)
—
A
of
Adrien
Arcand,
notorious
Refreshments—Ample
Parking
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Poland in 1904—led to the start
Succa.
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resolution calling upon Reform anti-Semite.
of Tickton's own public ac-
Jewish congregations in the
counting business in 1921.
By 1923, Mr. Tickton had United States to give priority Cleveland DP Study
VOTE FOR
in fund-raising to the 1956-57
branched out into the insur-
Combined Campaign for Amer- Finds Total Adjustment
ance business, but gave that
ican Reform Judaism "to en- A follow-up study of the ad-
up several years later. He be-
able the national institutions of justment made by 100 Jewish
came • a Certified Public Ac-
American Reform Judaism to displaced persons families who
countant in 1949, at the age
For
cope with the growing needs settled in Cleveland in recent
of 68.
stemming from the mass return
REPUBLICAN
In recent years, Mr. Tickton, to religion," was unanimously years, has been published joint-
ly by United Hiss Service and
Outstanding
lawyer.
Long experienced in
voted by more than 300 reform the Jewish Family Service As-
civic affairs. Only woman nominated for
leaders attending a National
high county office by either party. Active in
We answer all --your
Leadership Mobilization Dinner sociation of Cleveland.
The book, "Adjustment in
No. 138
many women's organizations. Former mem-
incoming calls.
at the Hotel Plaza.
ber of Wayne County Board of Supervisors.
on Ballot
The resolution urged Reform Freedom," contains the findings
It Is Our Business to Help You
Married, three grown children.
With Courtesy and Efficiency
congregations to "raise substan- of Mrs. Helen L. Glassman, a
member
of
the
Cleveland
tially the levels of congrega-
We Serve As Your Office ...
Permitting your clients to keep In
tional assessments and indi- agency's staff.
The 88-page publication, con-
touch with you during business
vidual giving to the Combined
hours.
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Campaign to assure attain7 taining nine pages of tabulated
Mailing Address Optional
ment of the minimum of $2,548,- statistical data is preceded by
000" needed to resolve the acute a foreword by James P, Rice,
Coyle Telephone
shortage of rabbis and religious acting executive director of
Answering Service
school personnel and to help United Hias.
Mrs. Glassman stated that in
new
suburban communities es-
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the five years of resettlement
tablish new congregations.
and integration covered by the
study, the DP wage earners
had acquired new skills and had
become proficient in their •old
Good Man With A Good Record
Besides performing its basic job of serving the trans-
ones. Their earnings were in
the same general range with the
portation needs of Michigan's farmers, industrialists,
Experienced — Able — Honest
average Cleveland factory work-
businessmen and general consumers, our Motor
er
in
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the
unskilled
and
semi-
Transport Industry plays a most important part in
skilled work, and in the skilled
providing employment for a major percentage of
work the DP's were earning
Michigan's breadwinners — a quarter of a million,
REPUBLICAN
VOTE
.the prevailing wage. They im-
as a matter of fact.
proved their standard of living
Yes, Michigan's trucks are responsible for one out
by means of better housing and,
of every ten Wolverine paychecks — and the total
in some instances, the purchase
of all these paychecks amounts to well over one
of their own homes. Their
children were well ' cared for
billion dollars annually!
Wayne County
and could not be differentiated
That's a lot of money — and it provides those on
Drain
Commissioner
from the children of second gen-
trucking's payroll with an enormous purchasing
• Lawyer in Wayne County ,30
eration
parents.
They
quickly
power that Rinefits every phase of Michigan's
Years.
learned to read, write and speak
economy.
• Resident in Wayne County 39
English.
Years.

What does a man think about
as he approaches his 75th birth-
day and searches his mind for
an the eventful happenings of
those 75 years?
In the instance of Daniel L.
Tickton, who will reach this
happy age on Nov. 2, many
nostalgic events will be re=
counted, and, at the same time,
he will look ahead to new
fields to conquer.
Mr. Tickton well remembers
when he came to Detroit 40
years ago, "drawn by the hope
of a job at the Ford Factory
and a $5 day." He recalls that

Mizrachi Sparks Vital . CARE Food
Campaign for Parcels to Israel

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• DETROIT SOCIALITES

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LULA

BACHMAN

County Auditor

•PATRICK O'BRIEN

for PROBATE JUDGE

Non-Partisan Ballot

Quarter Million Paychecks!

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ELECT . . . A. L.
MEREDITH

Motor transport's paychecks are substantial and
they buy lots of food, clothing, appliances, cars and
other products whose sales mean paychecks for ,
others.
So, you see . . . Michigan's motor transport indus-
try not only serves all other business activities —
it is one of the most important customers for the
products of all these other businesses.

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Tort Shelby Hotel • Detroit

Next Elmer Bernstein Task
Thirty - year - old composer -
conductor Elmer Bernstein, who
recently completed the score for
the "Ten Commandments," will
write the music to "Fear Strikes
Out," biographical film of Jim
Piersall, the Boston Red Sox
outfielder who suffered a men-
tal breakdown. The picture
marks the debut of producer
Alan Pakula.

• Active leader in Wayne County
civic affairs including, Red
Cross, Wolverine Boys State,
Director of Mich. United Con-
servation Clubs, Boy Scouts &
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary,
and many others.
Qualified and Endorsed
Ballot No. 139
Preferred by
Detroit Citizens League

"Put Honesty and Integrity in Government"