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EASTWOOD PARK IS
CHARTER GRANTED FOR ESTABLISHMENT
OF FIRST JEWISH COLLEGE IN AMERICA WORLD'S GREATEST

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of the first Jewish college in the
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United States, Dr. B. Revel stated
curriculum is provided leading to that its sponsors aim at providing
the B. A. and B. S. degrees. for Jewish students a harmonious
. The decision to grant the char- education, blending without con-
ter was made at a meeting of the flirt, general and Jewish instruc.
regents board of the University tion.
The Curriculum.
of the State of New York held on
March 28, 1928. The University The curriculum requires a total
of the State of New York amend- number of 128 credits to be corn-
ed the charter of the Rabbi Isaac pleted by the students for gradua-
Elchanan Theological Seminary, tion. Of this, approximately 90
301 East Broadway, authorizing credits are prescribed, the rest be-
it to organize the Yeshiva Col- ing selected. Hebrew will be a re-
quired language and the study of
lege.
Jewish Learning Essential.
the Bible a required subject. One
The college, it is stipulated, will of the main divisions of the Ye-
admit the graduates of the Ye- shine College curriculum will offer
shiva High School and other candi- to the students intensive courses
dates who, in addition to the gen- in Bible, Jewish history and litera-
eral' standard, will possess the tore, Jewish philosophy and ethics,
necessary qualifications. The ad- rabbinic literature, the Hebrew
ditional qualifications which will language, Semitic philology and
be required for admission to the cognate subjects.
Yeshiva College will consist in a
These studies are intended to
specific amount of Jewish learn- bring the Yeshiva College stu-
ing. In addition to the standard dents in direct contact with the
requirements for college entrance, sources and teachings of Judaism
applicants for admission to the and its mode of life. The curri-
Yeshiva College will be required culum aims, Dr. Revel stated, to
to possess the following qualifies- instill in the students not only an
tions: (1) A knowledge of the appreciation and fove for Amer--
Pentateuch and the early prophets can culture, but in addition a
with readings from Rashi commen- sympathetic understanding of
tary; (2) a knowledge of the ele- Israel's spiritual interpretation of
menu of Hebrew grammar and human destiny and of Jewish his-
language; (3) a general knowl- tory, so as to help American Jews
edge of Jewish history during to make their contribution "to
Bublical times;/(4) a knowledge maintain and enhance Israel's
in one tracate of the Mishna, a part spiritual heritage" and to make
of the Talmud. valuable contributions to man-
In outlining the plan and scope kind's culture and civilization.

Ballroom and Amusement Devices
To Open Friday, April 27.

Detroit can now boast one of
the greatest amusement parks in
the world, Eastwood Park, located
at Uratiot and Eight-Mile road,
covering acres and acres of some
of the most beautiful scenic

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grounds in the country, is the new
elephone: Randolph 6400
wonder-park that will throw open
its gates to the pleasure-loving
Fro Storage—Second Floor
public of Detroit on April 27.
For many months the finest
di vanarrrasase eV
architects and landscape gardeners
"Abie's Irish Rose" Contin- ZIONIST OPPOSITION have been preparing the grounds
so that today the site itself is
ues at Garrick.
TO MEET APRIL 29 worth going many miles to see—a
"Abie's Irish Rose" will begin
feast for the eyes. But, of course,
the third week of its engagement
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the amusement devices that fill it
at the Garrick Theater, next Sun-
are the real features of Eastwood
day night.
ing about reform in the American I'ark. Over a quarter of a million
A. BENEDICT STRENG, President
CHAS. HAMBURGER, Vice-President
The point of "Abie's Irish Rose" Zionist Organization rushed into
has been expended to make
DR. P. M. BERNSTEIN, Secretary-Treasurer
is that if human beings are given the daily press or gave out any pub- dollars
this a veritable paradise of fun,
half a chance, they are eager to be lic statement prior to the attack frivolity and excitement—a great
kind and sympathetic and helpful made by the President of the Zion- storehouse packed full of pleasant
*510 Twelfth Street at Philadelphia
Empire 4035
toward one another, but that too ist Organization in announcing the
often hasty judgment make them resignations from the Administra- surprises.
Country's Finest Ballroom.
blind to the worth of one another. tion Committee of Dr. Wise and
Chief among the places of
two associates, Samuel J. Rosen- amusement that Eastwood Park
Checker Cabs Empire 7000 sohn and Lawrence Berenson. The will offer to its throngong thou-
attempt to overwhelm those who sands of patrons is the Eastwood
seek reform in American Zionism Park ballroom, the finest and most
by the publication of all sorts of
ILIIMMILIIIMMIIIW IN SW671L■ W IMINMMIL,Ns W AISWKWMWOMILI M III.WkIlkW ISIL IM10%.\‘7. venomous personal attacks will un- elaborate amusement park ball-
room in America. Everything
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questionably recoil on their own that the most experienced archi-
heads. If those who feel it is their tects and dancing experts could de-
duty to come to the aid of the vise has gone into the construc-
American Administration wish to tion of this great palace of the
continue the discussion, I invite dance. A floor that gives wings
them to obtain from the Adminis- to the feet and interior decorations
tration of the Zionist Organization that impart an atmosphere of lux-
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
of America answers to the follow. ury and refinement. And best of
ing questions:
Detroit, Mich.
array of orchestras that
GEO. W. AUCH
M. MacLACHLAN
Detroit, Mich.
1. I ask for the publication, by all, an
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be the talk of the country—
President, Geo. W. Auch Co.
Manager, Simon J. Murphy Company.
cities and towns, of the figures of will
Vincent
Coon Sanders,
Vice-President, Belle Isle Creamery Co.
Director, Peninsular State Bank, Detroit.
the fully and partly-paid-up mem- Egyptian Lopez,
Serenaders, Ted Weems,
Vice-President, Modern Sales & Service Co.
DR. WILLIAM E. McNAMARA
bership to May 31, 1927, with a Guy Lombardo
Lansing, Mich.
and
Bernie.
Director, the Meek Co.
comparison of the number of dele- Was such a wealth Ben
Vice-President, Central Trust Company, Lansing.
of musical
Detroit, Mich.
WESLEY G. BEAUMONT
gates, with identifiable particulars, genius ever assembled
Chairman of Board, Peoples State Savings Bank,
under
Michigan
Life
Insurance
Co.
Secretary,
elected and attending the Atlantic roof before in all the history one
Lansing.
of
Former Director and Asst. Secretary, Michigan
503 HAMMOND BUILDING
City convention of June 1927.
Physician and Surgeon.
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
"2. I ask for the publication of dance-mad America? Any one of
JOHN T. MALLETT
Cadillac 5016
Lansing, Mich.
these
great
orchestras
would
be
Former Asst. Secretary, National Life Insurance Co.
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the figures of the fully and partly
Vice-President and Cashier, Peoples State Savings
of the U. S. A.
paid membership, by cities and enough to make the reputation of
Bank, Lansing.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
any
other
ballroom.
GEORGE J. BURKE
towns, to Feb. 29, 1928.
Director, Central Trust Company, Lansing.
In charge of the ballroom will
Of Cavanaugh & Burke, Attorneys-at-Law.
"In both cases I am referring to
MARK MERRIMAN
Director of Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Ann Arbor.
Jackson, Mich.
the membership of the Z. 0. with- be Jimmie Maynard, of widespread
Niles, Mich.
Capitalist.
WILBER N. BURNS
out reference to Hadassah, the Or- radio fame, whom countless thou
Vice-President, State Bank of Niles.
Director, Peoples National Bank, Jackson.
der Sons of Zion or any other af- sands have come to know and ad-
mire through the medium of the
Director, Reynolds Spring Co.
Director, National Standard Co.
filiated body.
Passover Greetings
Director, Jackson Citizens Finance Company.
President, Reliable Home Building and Loan Assn.
The financial report and mem- ether waves—and who are all on
Lansing, Mich.
Formerly First Vice-President, Hayes Wheel Co.
LEE E. CAHILL
bership record submitted at the As- edge to meet him face to face at
the
Eastwood
Park
ballroom.
Director, Peoples State Savings Bank, Lansing.
!antic City convention gives the re-
VERN V. MOULTON
Lansing, Mick.
Henry Wagner, Presirdent.
Director, Central Trust Co., Lansing.
ceipts for regular dues to the Z. 0.
Secretary-Treasurer , Auto-Owners Insurance Co.
The ownership and management
Motors and Chassis Cleaned. Free Vacuum Cleaning
Coal Dealer, Lansing and Flint.
A., at $55,195.02. The report
Lansing.
of
this
great pleasure park is in
With Each Wash
Detroit, Mich.
A. J. CRAWFORD
shows
4,530
members
paid
for
five
Director, Central Trust Company, Lansing.
Vice-President, Michigan Life Insurance Co.
months which is equivalent to $12,- the hands of one of the ablest
Director, Peoples State Savings Bank, Lansing.
group
of
Detroit
business
men
Capitalist.
325, leaving a balance of $42,870
COL. SAMUEL D. PEPPER
Lansing, Mich.
Owner, Grand Laundry, Detroit.
as the receipts for regular dues. headed by Henry Wagner, presi-
Open All Night.
2425 Park Ave. at W. Vernor Highway.
General Counsel, Michigan Life Insurance
Detroit, Mich.
This at $4. per year provides for dent, who is well known here, hav-
HUGH J. FERRY
Clifford 1030. Never Closed.
Company.
ing served as turnkey of Wayne
Vice-President, Detroit Eastern Sales Co.
10,217
members,
bringing
the
total
Former Member, Michigan Public Utilities
Asst. Treasurer, Packard Motor Company.
membership of the Z. 0. A. to 14,- county's penal institution for over
Commission.
Detroit, Mick.
747. To this we may add 300 sus- 15 years—a long record of public
L. H. GREEN
Former Deputy Attorney-General of Michigan.
taining members covered by $7,312, service and achievement. Charles
President, Automotive Materials Corp., Detroit.
HON. SETH Q. PULVER
Owosso, Mich.
leaving unexplained the member. Wagner is vice-president and David SCHOENGOLD FAREWELL
President, Textileather Corp., Toledo, Ohio.
State
Senator.
TO DETROIT ON MONDAY
ship involved in $2,612 membership R. Porvin is secretary-treasurer.
Director, Standard Batt Company, Flint.
Complete Financial
Director,
Citizens
Savings
Bank,
Owosso.
A striking feature of the amuse-
for payment of back dues. These
of
America,
Director, Newcombe Separator Co.
Director, Union Telephone Company
figures therefore in no way explain ment devicer offered by Eastwood Noted Actor Play. in Dymov's
Detroit.
Service On
"The World In Flames" This
the record of 24,302 members plus Park is the world's largest roller
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit, Mick.
ALEXANDER REID
DR. J. H, GREENWOOD
coaster, a thriller of gigantic size
Week-End.
the
4,530
members
newly
enrolled
Drug
Stores
in
Detroit.
Owner,
Chain
of
Surgeon.
Physician and
and full of the most breath-taking
PERSONAL PROPERTY—
and accounted for.
Member, State Board of Pharmacy.
Detroit, Mick.
HON. ALEX. J. GROESBECK
Joseph Schoengold, noted star,
"I am quite satisfied that the pub- little surprises. The park is easily
Former President, State Druggists' Association.
Insurance Company.
President; Michigan
Automobile Accounts
reached
by
street
car
and
free
who
was
a
Detroit
guest
during
the
lication of these figures will prove
Detroit, Mich.
HON. CLARE RETAN
Former Governor of Michigan.
Furniture
the incompetence of the present Ad- parking space is afforded those past two weeks, will play his fare-
Former Attorney-General of Michigan.
Former Attorney-General of Michigan.
well performance on Monday eve-
ministration and throw some light who drive.
Radio
Attorney.
Detroit, Mick.
EDGAR A. GUEST
Appropriate
ceremonies
will
ning,
at
Littman's
Yiddish
Thea-
on
the
Falistaffian
character
of
the
Howell,
Mich.
WILLIAM E. ROBB
Electrical Appliances
Of the Detroit Free Press.
pronunciamentos that are being is- mark the grand opening on Friday, ter, Twelfth and Seward. The
President,
First
State
and
Savings
Bank,
Howell.
Sandusky,
Mich.
Store Fixtures
JOHN H. HANDS
sued in confidential one hundred April 27, the details of which will name of the play will be an-
Secretary and General Manager, Citizens Mutual
Vice-President and Cashier, State Bank of
Store Equipment
and fifty word night letters to Zion- be announced later.
nounced from the stage during the
Automobile Insurance Company, Howell.
Sandusky.
It is predicted that a phenome- performances on Saturday and
ists, and in statements to the daily
Garage Equipment
Pontiac, Mich.
THAD D. SEELEY
Vice-President, Truman Moss State Bank,
nal success will reward the efforts Sunday.
press.
Seeley
&
Linton.
REAL ESTATE—
Sandusky.
of
Mr.
Wagner
and
his
associates
"Incidentally
these
figures,
if
Beginning
with
Friday
evening,
Director, Pontiac Commercial and Savings Bank.
Detroit, Mich.
L T. HANDS
published, may enable many of us for their vision and public spirit in on Saturday and Sunday matinees
First Mortgages
Director, Pontiac Trust Company.
Vice-President and General Manager, Michigan Life
to understand the exact methods providing their fellow citizens of and evenings, Mr. Schoengold, as-
Ann Arbor, Mich.
HON.
CHAS. E. SINK
Second Mortgages
Insurance Company.
Detroit woth so delightful a place sisted by the entire company, will
that
have
been
heretofore
em-
State Senator.
Land Contracts
Former Insurance Commissioner of Michigan.
ployed in order to perpetuate the of amusement and recreation.
appear in Ossip Dymov's "The
Secretary
and
Manager,
University
School
of
Former Director and General Superintendent of
present leaders in office.'
World in Flames."
Bring all your financial prob-
Music, Ann Arbor.
Agencies, Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
to us, a Detroit company
Detroit, Mich.
HON. 0. L SMITH
Co., Detroit.
SAYS MAYOR SHIELDS Norma Talmadge in "The lems
offering you prompt and effi-
Of MacKay, Wiley, Streeter, Smith and Tucker.
Former General Superintendent of Agencies,
GRAHAM BROTHERS
cient local service.
Special
United
States
District
Attorney.
IS
FRIEND
OF
JEWS
Dove."
National Life Insurance Company of the U.
SHOW INCREASES
Detroit, Mich.
CHARLES A. H. THOM
S. A.
Vice-President
and
Secretary,
Gregory,
Mayer
Mick.
Detroit,
Norma Talmadge in "The
SCOTT E. LAMB
Retail deliveries of Graham B. N. Kaufman Makes Statement
and Thom Co.
Dove," based on Willard Mack's
Vice-President, Fidelity Trust Company, Detroit.
on Result of Highland Park
Brothers trucks in domestic and
Detroit, Mich.
L. WHITNEY WATKINS
successful stage play, now show-
President, First National Bank of Dearborn, Mich.
Election of J. C. Shields.
foreign
fields
showed
sharp
in-
Treasurer, Michigan Life Insurance Company.
Caspian, Mich.
ing at the beautiful United Artists
CHAS. E. LAWRENCE
Associated Companies.
creases for the week ending March
Chairman, State Board of Agriculture.
President, Caspian National Bank, Caspian.
31, compared to the previous the results in the recent Highland Theater, which opened its Detroit
Director, Peoples State Bank of Manchester.
ABRAHAM COOPER, Pres.
engagement
on Friday, in a melo-
President, Commercial Bank, Stambaugh.
Park primaries, has made the fol-
week,
according
to
statistics
com-
Detroit,
Mich.
JUDGE CLYDE I. WEBSTER
Vice-President, First National Bank of Iron River.
B. N. Kaufman, commenting on dramatic tale of Costa Roja, Total Paid In Capital and Sur-
piled at the factory.
Judge of Wayne County Circuit Court.
General Superintendent, Verona Mining Company.
totaled lowing statement in a letter to the known as "the red coast."
plus, $1,000,000.
deliveries
Domestic
Director, Commonwealth Commercial State Bank,
Detroit, Mich.
"The Dove" is the colorful,
editor
of The Detroit Jewish
WM. P. LOVETT
1,007 for the week ending March
Detroit.
quick action narrative of a virtu- UNION INVESTMENT BLDG.
Executive Secretary, Detroit Citizens' League.
31, compared to 785 for the pre- Chronicle:
Ground Floor.
The Jewish voters of Highlan,1 ous dancehall girl, a courageous
vious week, a gain of 322 units,
American employed in a gambling
320 West Fort Street
or 41 per cent. Export deliveries Park are to be congratulated for house and "the bes' cabellero in
their
good
judgment
in
supporting
for the week ending March 31
Detroit
totaled 319, compared to 201 for for office and aiding the election all Costa Roja," Don Jose Maria
y Sandoval. Against a back-
the previous week, a gain of 118 of John C. Shields..
"In spite of the handicap of ra- ground of guitars, stilletos, rou-
units, or 59 per cent.
Dealers from over the country cial prejudice which Mr. Shields lette wheels, fine ladies and grand
are optimistic over prospects for encountered during his period as a gentlemen, the characterization of
still greater increases in business mayoralty candidate, it is grati- Miss Talmadge as Dolores, "The
this spring, according to reports (yinR that his honest efforts and Dove," a beautiful dancer comes
reaching Dodge rothers, Inc. Pur- true sportsmanship were rewarded. to glowing life, according to those
"As I stated in a previous open who have already seen Miss Tal.
chases in the commercial car, truces
and motor coach field indicate con- letter to The Chronicle, I again re- madge's latest screen contribu-
ditions in practically every line of iterate that Mr. Shields is a great tion.
8021 Linwood
friend of our people, and to prove
business are improving.
this he has in his very first ap- "Oh Kay" Remains Second
Chinese-American
Dishes
pointments named Sam Kahn of
Week at Cali.
Massachusetts Licenses
50c Noon LAcheon
Highland Park as a member of the
Oh Kay," the musical comedy
Judea Life Insurance Budget Committee, an office of hit, presented by Alex. A. Aaron
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spotnhsaibtiltithyis.
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Vinton Freedly, in association
is the and
is
The
Judea
Life Insurance Com- con
with the Messrs. Shubert, will re-
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pang of New York has received first time in the history of High- main at the Cass Theater for an-
authorization from Hon. Wesley land Park that anyone of the Jew- other week, beginning Sunday Service a la Carte after 5 p. m.
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the business of life insurance in first, because I feel that the Jewish ists and comedians and is sure to
p accordance
with the provisions of voters of Highland Park should duplicate its New York success. The
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Its charter and chapter 175 of the know thin, and secondly, that our cast is headed by Julia Sanderson
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The Judea Life began business dicated of any charge of intoler. popular favorites. Guy Bolton and
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P. G. Worehouse have provided a
operations in New York state on ance."
We have openings for several live-wire agents. An oppor-
book that has resulted in the pro-
May 19, 1927, and has received
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, since then over $14,000,000 in ap-
daction of a play that lends itself
as general life policies. Our liberal contracts and commis-
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