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Friday, March 9, 1919 11
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Temple
Educators
Name Officers
SAN ANTONIO, Texas
—The National Association
of Temple Educators elected
the following officers for the
coming year: Fred W. Mar-
cus, Temple Emanu-El, San
Jose, Calif., president;
Richard M. Morin, The
Temple, Nashville, Tenn.,
first vice president; Joel
Wittstein, Isaac M. Wise
Temple, Cincinnati, Ohio,
eastern vice ,president;
Leonard Kramish, Beth
Emet, The Free Synagogue,
Evanston, Ill., central vice
president; Phyllis Mintzer,
Temple Isaiah, Lafayette,
Calif., western vice
president; Kenneth Midlo,
Temple Beth Israel, Hous-
ton, Texas, recording secre-
tary; Alan Waldman, Bal-
timore Hebrew Congrega-
tion, Baltimore, Md., corre-
sponding secretary; and
Martin Hoenig, Temple
Beth El, San Antonio, trea-
surer. Immediate past
president is Raymond Is-
rael, Temple Emanuel, Dal-
las, Texas.
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NCJW Meeting
Is Set for Texas
NEW YORK — Seven
hundred delegates from
around the country will
attend the 33rd biennial
convention of the National
Council of Jewish Women
(NCJW), to be held at the
Fairmont Hotel in Dallas
March 12-15. The gathering
will culminate a year-long
celebration of the organiza-
tion's 85th anniversary.
A highlight of the conven-
tion will be an appearance
by U.S. Commissioner of
Education, Dr. Ernest L.
Boyer, who recently re-
turned from Israel where he
attended a U.S.-Israel col-
loquium on education co-
sponsored by the NCJW Re-
search Institute for Innova-
tion in Education.
Jerusalem No. 1
JERUSALEM- (ZINS) —
Jerusalem has become the
most populous city in Israel
with 376,000 inhabitants,
compared to Tel Aviv's
343,000 and Haifa's
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213,000.
Jerusalem's population
includes 272,000 Jews and
103,000 non-Jews, mostly
Arabs. Since the city was
re-unified in 1967,
Jerusalem's Arab popula-
tion has- grown by 60 per-
cent and the Jewish popula-
tion by 37.7 percent.
Fast Investment
TORONTO — Susan
Cohen became jealous of her
husband's string of 40
horses that he trained at
Woodbine Race Track, and
asked husband Conrad to
buy her a horse.
Cohen took a $2,500
gamble on a horse named
Reddy Roadster. Last year,
Reddy Roadster, ridden by
jockey Lorrie Katz with the
Cohen stable colors of a
white Star of David on a
blue background, won
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