Flint . News

Steven Fishman Takes
Marlee Tulpan as Bride

Hanuka Message

By MURRAY MOSS
General Chairman, 1971 Flint
United Jewish Appeal Campaign
As Hanuka comes upon us, we
know there are many Jews around
the world who have great cause to
be both hopeful and thankful. Flint,
through our annual UJA Campaign,
has helped bring 1,350,000 Jews to
a new life in Israel and has helped
countless hundreds of thousands
of other Jews to some small mea-
sure of self-dignity in countries of
oppression.
Yet, there is so much more work
to be done. Millions of our fellow
Jews live in fear. Millions of our
fellow Jews are denied full right
to worship. Millions of our fellow
Jews wait in darkness for the mir-
acle of light which only we can
bring them.
Our message to our fellow Jews
all over the world must be the
same: we shall help.
It is traditional that one Jew
help another Jew. It is a tradition
born of necessity because if we do
not help each other, then who will?
The year 1971 will be a critical
one for world Jewry. While
many Jews have attained some
small measure of peace, not
since the grimmest days of the
Holocaust have the Jews faced
such challenges and such oppor-

tunnies.
At this time, when Jews of the
free world celebrate the Festival
of the Lights, let us give thought
to our fellow-Jews waiting in the
darkness of oppression. We in the
United States also must give
thought to our noble and courag-
eous brethren in Israel fighting for
their survival—for their right to
exist as a free people—against
enormous odds.
Let us join together at this fes-
tival season and assure Jews
MRS. STEVEN FISHMAN
everywhere that we have not for-
gotten them and shall not forget
Marlee Louise Tulpan became
them.
the bride of Steven Fishman in a
recent ceremony at Temple Beth
El. Rabbi Gerald H. Schuster offi-
Mid East Newsletter
ciated.
Wins Wide Praise
Mrs. Fishman is 'the daughter of
With the distribution of two is- Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Tulpan of
sues of the new Mid East Newslet- Eldorado Dr. The bridegroom is
ter "Operation Masada," published the son of Mrs. Herman Fishman of
by the community relations com- Muirland Ave., Detroit, and the
mittee of the Flint Jewish Com- late Mr. Fishman.
The bride wore a satin faced
munity Council, many letters of
peas de sole gown with panels
praise have been received.
of
re-embroidered Alencon lace
Theodore Post, president of A. B.
and Camelot sleeves. Matching
Roman Lodge, Bnai Brith, in Mid-
lace
encircled the chapel-length
land, asked that his entire lodge be
placed on the mailing list and of- train and covered the Juliet cap,
that
secured
the shoulder-length
fered "congratulations on your con-
structive project. We are with illusion veil. She carried a spray
of
Stephanotis,
roses and baby's
you."
breath.
Yosef I. Yanich, regional direc-
Elise Tulpan served her sister as
tor of the American Jewish Con-
gress, North Miami, has requested maid of honor. The bride's sister,
Maxine Tulpan, and the bride-
all
future
issues.
Sophie Bikoff, 2401 Gold, died
Correspondence also has been groom's sisters, Beth and Carol
Dec. 19 at age 75.
received from Judson Werbelow, Fishman of Detroit, were brides-
Mrs. Bikoff was born in Russia president of the Jewish Welfare maids.
and had been a resident of Flint Federation of Greater Lansing, re-
David Saginaw of Detroit was
the last 57 years.
questing that the entire member- best man. Ushers were Steven
She was a member of Cong. Beth ship be placed on the mailing list. Parzen, Ronald Topper and Wil-
Israel, Senior Citizens and Pioneer
liam Lyle, alll of Detroit.
Women. She was an honorary
The newlyweds will reside in
board member of both the Beth
Detroit.
Israel Sisterhood and Hadassah.
For many years she served as
house committee chairman for
Cong. Beth Israel and was honored Dec. 27—Tween Bowling Program,
on many occasions for her service
Town and Country Lanes,
to the synagogue.
2:30 p.m.
Surviving are a son, Dr. Morris
28—Temple Beth El Board
I.; a daughter, Mrs. David (Bertha)
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
Dr. Peter A. Kronick has been
Stern of Troy; and two grandchil-
29—Bnai Brith Board Meet-
elected chief of the medical staff
dren.
ing, 8:30 p.m.
at Flint Osteopathic Hospital. Kro-
nick completed his internship at
the hospital in June 1962 and
• • • i
joined the medical staff later that
year as a general practitioner. He
activ
is a graduate of the Kirksville,
Mrs. Herman Fishman of Muirland Ave., Detroit, hosted a rehear- Mo., College of Osteopathy and
sal dinner Dec. 19 in honor of her son Steven's wedding to Marlee Surgery. Dr. Kronick is a division
Louise Tulpan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Tulpan of Eldorado chairman in the Flint United Jew-
Dr. Among the guests were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ish Appeal Campaign and along
with his wife Maxine, serves as
Ben Mastrofsky of Chicago.
co-chairman of the council's hos-
pitality committee.
•
•
•
Dr. Sidney Leitson (formerly of
Flint) and Mrs. Rachelle Balamut
of Livonia were married Dec. 12 at
Temple Israel.
•
•
•
Mrs. Belle Frankel, vice presi-
dent of the Senior Friendship Club,
was honored on her 70th birthday
at a dinner hosted by her son and
at the 9 Mile at Coolid.;:c Storc Cnk
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Loyalty.

Sophie Bikoff, 75

Community
Calendar

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Dactiabor 25, 1970-29

Plan Under Consideration to Adjust Rights
of Ohm and 'Privileged' Temporary Residents

JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Israel's service, as Is the case with every
finance minstry is studying anew Jewish youngster.
The oleh requires an Israel pass-
plan which will more clearly de-
port when traveling abroad and in
fine the rights and privileges of the case where he opted not to
newcomers who arrive not as "im- acquire Israeli citizenship, he may
migrants" (olim), but rather as use his previous passport, but re-
"temporary residents."
quires special permission from the
For the moment, there is no authorities to leave the country.
practical difference between the
None of these restrictions apply
privileges enjoyed by formal olim to temporary residents. They may
and the so-called "temporary resi- travel abroad freely without any
dents." Both benefit from the spe- special exit permits.
cial provisions for housing; both
As a . result, many temporary
are exempt from customs duties on residents exploit privileges granted
their effects (including electrical them by the government and the
appliances, such as refrigerators, Jewish Agency and then leave the
air-conditioners, television s e t s. country • for good. They transfer
washing machines, furniture, auto- their apartments to friends or rel-
mobiles, etc.) and both enjoy the atives, or lease them to tenants,
advantage of long-term mortgage after selling their personal be-
loans to purchase housing.
longings at a handsome profit in
At the same time, there is a view of their immunity from cus-
vast discrepancy in the duties toms charges.
and obligations of an oleh who
The new government regulations
is not a "temporary resident" will restrict the rights of temporary
The oleh must be available for residents, and will try to ensure
reserve military duty and his that the privileges of temporary
children are subject to full army residents are not unfairly exploited.

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TEL AVIV (ZINS)—The claim
by Israel's manufacturers that
they are experiencing a profit
squeeze was denied by Israel's
ministry of trade and industry.
A spokesman for the ministry
stated that net profits for Israel's
manufacturers in fiscal 1969 ag-
gregated 600,000,000 pound s,
($174,000,000) after taxes, in com-
parison with only 500,000,000
pounds ($145,000,000) in the pre-
ceding year.
In the same period, U.S. indus-
try operated on a net profit, after
taxes, of 6 per cent. Israel's indus-
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In 1970, production costs in Is-
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and these have ben offset by high-
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