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Tickton Marks 50th Anniversary

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so excited that he took 200
feet of movies of Jason play-
ing the Mormon Tabernacle
organ.
"Yes, he was so excited
that he forgot to set the
camera correctly, and all

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200 feet came out black and
dark gray — beautiful
silhouettes."
Tickton takes great
pride in the Zionist activi-
ties and the literary skill
of his late father, Daniel
Tickton, who, until his
very last — he was 86
when he died — retained
a love for journalism. He
had been an associate of
Nahum Sokolow when
the eminent leader who
was later to become
president of the World
Zionist Organization,
was editor of the Hebrew
Hatzefira.
Daniel Tickton became
totally blind when he de-
cided to study accountancy.
He passed the CPA tests

and practiced accountancy
in the William Isenberg
firm for 20 years. His liter-
ary works, including many
short stories, were pub-
lished in The Jewish - News.
Tickton states that lie
takes pride in following his
father's devotion to Zionism
and Israel. He has been a
guide in planning Balfour
Concert programs of the
Zionist Organization of De-
troit for many years.
Tickton was married to
the former Mamie Mal-
dowsky in 1940. They have
one son, Stanley, who is pro-
fessor of mass communica-
tions at Norfolk (Va.) State
University, and two grand-
children.

Dr. Kremer Asks Church
to Defrock Bishop Trifa

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Public relations links were forged with national
leaders by a delegation representing the Detroit Dis-
trict at the recent New York meeting of the national
executive committee of the Zionist Organization of
America. Senator Carl Levin was the guest speaker.
Shown are, from left, ZOA President Ivan Novick,
Sidney Silverman, Senator Levin, Louis Panush,
Helen Atler and Barbara Weitzman.

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NEW YORK — Dr.
Charles Kremer met with
leaders of the Romanian Or-
thodox Church in America

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Friday, February 11, 1983 - 49

DR. KREMER

last week in New York to
request that the church
leaders defrock Archbishop
Valerian Trifa of Grass
Lake, Mich.
Dr. Kremer, a New York
dentist, has been seeking
prosecution of Trifa for
more than 30 years, ever
since he learned in the
1950s that the accused war
criminal had entered the
United States.
Dr. Kremer had been try-
ing for five years to set up a
meeting wiht the church
leaders. The Jewish Press
reported that church lead-
ers are continuing to refuse
to examine the case
Fr. Leonid Kishkovsky
of Long Island told Dr.
Kremer that Trifa was
the victim of "a
hangman's jury" and that
the U.S. government had
not proved that Trifa was
a war criminal.
The U.S. had been pre-
pared to prove their case
last fall, but Trifa halted the
Detroit trial by agreeing
volunatrily to deportation.
Subsequently, both Swit-
zerland and Italy have re:
fused to accept him for resi-
dency and the United States
is still seeking a country
that will accept him.
Fr. Kishkovsky told Dr.
Kremer that it was 30 years
before the U.S. de-
cided to bring Trifa's case to
trial and it may take 25
years for the church to re-
view the case.
Bishop Dmitri of Dallas
agreed to examine Dr.
Kremer's documents on Tri-
fa's Iron Guard activities in
Romania but added that
any decision made on the
archbishop will not be made
public.
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