Cavanagh Nantes S. J. Winkelman Wife of State's
1st Jew Became
to Community Relations Board
among the citizens of Detroit, Noted Socialite

STANLEY J. WINKELMAN

Stanley J. Winkelman, presi-
dent, of the Jewish Community
Council, is one of the six new
members of the Commission on
Community Relations, appoint-
ed on Monday by Mayor Jerome
P. Cavanagh.
Last month, Mayor Cavanagh
renamed Mrs. Golda Krolik as
a member of the commission.
Winkelman replaces Syd Levi-
son as a member of the com-
mission. Mark Schmidt, general
manager of the Sheraton Cadil-
lac Hotel, was named to re-
place Mrs. Myra Wolfgang as
a commission member.
Winkelman, who resides at
19420 Canterbury, is vice presi-
dent of Winkelman's Depart-
ment Store. He is a member of
the board of governors of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, a
member of the board of Temple
Beth El, a member of the Gov-
ernor's Fair Campaign Practices
Committee and a member of
the board of Detroit Tourist
and Convention Bureau.
Announcing the appoint-
ments, Mayor Cavanagh ex-
pressed confidence in the new
appointees and stated:
"Charged with the responsi-
bility for promoting good will
and mutual understanding

Samuel Adler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Agree, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bank, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Barden, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Belkin, Jacob Berkowitz, Al Borman,
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Blavin, Mrs.
Samuel Brody, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
A. Citrin, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Deutsch, Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman Dresner, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving B. Dworman, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Edelson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eisner,
Mr. and Mrs. David Fealk, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Fishman, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Fogelman, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E.
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Freed-
land, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freedman,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frumin, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gendelman, Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Genser. Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Goldin, Mrs. Abe Gordon, Mr.
and Mrs. Menashe Haar, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Jospey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
L. Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kahn,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaplan, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Katz, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Lampert, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Laven,
Mrs. Ida Lerman, Louis E. Levitan,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Levy, Mr.
Bnai David Couples
and Mrs. Louis Linden, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Litwak, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hold Night of Games
B. Lichterman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Meck-
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Madison,
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Migdal, Mr.
Cong. Bnai David will hold its ler,
and Mrs. Jay Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
second annual "N i g h t o f George Orley Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Louis Pershin, Mr. and
Games" 9 p.m. March 10 at the Pariser,
Mrs. Henry Pokart, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Pollack, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rose,
synagogue, 24350 Southfield.
and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum, Mr.
Prizes and refreshments will Mr.
and Mrs. William Rossen, Mrs. James
be featured. The public is in- Rossin, William W. Saulson, Mr. and
Geeorge Seyburn, Mrs. Ella Sil-
vited. Tickets will be available Mrs.
verstein, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Si-
mons, Mrs. Saul Sloan, Dr. and Mrs.
at the door.
Meyer Stamell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Julius K. Stross,
Mrs.
Harry Sucher, Mr. and Mrs. Is-
e Open
Guitari
rael Z. Tames, Morris Tonkin, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Victor, Mr. and Mrs.
C e Galerie
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Allen Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Watnick, Dr. and Mrs. Julian B.
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Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weis-
S. berg, Mrs. Julia Weiss, Mr. and Mrs.
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Swainson, McNamara,
Hart on Committee
Honoring Eddie Cantor

Governor John B. Swainson
of Michigan is one of 23 Gover-
nors who, with 50 Senators, in-
cluding Senators Philip A. Hart
and Pat McNamara of Michigan,
have joined the national spon-
soring committee for the nation-
wide celebration of Eddie Can-
tor's 70th birthday, to be mark-
ed Saturday evening, at Fon-
tainbleau Hotel, Miami Beach,
during the sessions of the na-
tional Israel Bond conference. A
large delegation of Detroiters
will attend the conference.
In addition to those listed last
week, the following Detroiters
will attend the conference:

eral version of the controversial
film "Operation Abolition," will
be shown by the Young Demo-
crats 8 p.m. Feb. 28 at the
McGregor Mem. nference
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ELIZABETH A. MYERS

The 200th anniversary this
spring of the arrival in Detroit
of its first Jewish citizen, Chap-
man Abraham (Jewish News,
Feb. 16, 1962), has renewed in-
terest and research among schol-
ars and historians.
A few facts are known, also,
about Abraham's young wife,
Elizabeth Judah, who was des-
tined to become a prominent so-
cialite through her second mar-
riage after his death.
A member of the well-known
Judah clan, early pioneers of the
Jewish community in Montreal,
Elizabeth .was born in 1763. She
was 20 when Abraham, 40 years
her senior, died in 1783. Records
refer to her as a "wealthy wi-
dow" during the four years prior
to her marriage in New York
in 1787 to Moses Myers, a well-
known merchant-shipper,
Mr. and Mrs. Myers moved to
Norfolk, Va., where they became
prominent citizens. In 1791, My-
ers built a mansion in Norfolk
which is still standing as a city
museum. The portraits of Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Myers, painted
by the famous artist Gilbert
Stuart, now hang in the man-
sion. Elizabeth Abraham Myers
died in 1823.

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Vienna Jews Protest
Ritual Murder Painting

VIENNA, (JTA)—The Vienna
Jewish community has pro-
tested strongly to the director
of the Vienna Art Museum the
inclusion of ritual murder rep-
resentations.
The exhibit covers the cul-
tural and religious historical de-
velopment of the Austrian Ty-
rol. Jewish visitors discovered
representations from the Cath-
olic Church in Rin, a Tyrolean
township, - depicted the holy
"Anderl," whom the Jews were
accused of murdering for "ritual
purposes" in 1475.

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JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Februar y 23, 1962

the members of this Commis-
sion must be at once sympa-
thetic' to the problems of mi-
nority groups and yet cognizant
of the total needs of the com-
munity.
"They must be imbued with
a deep and abiding sense of
charity, they must be motivated
by a desire to serve - their fel-
low man and they must be cou-
rageous and diligent in the
performance of their duties."

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