'Last Angry Man'
Opens at Mercury
U. of M. Senior Wins
Wilson Fellowship
for Graduate Study
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
dinner-dance and show . . .
April 3 . . . at Latin Quarter.
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LENN BOROVOY, local tal-
ent rep, vouches that it actually
happened to piano-playing co-
median Ukie Sherin . . . The
comic was tired of playing in
rowdy joints . . . Finally he told
his agent that he only wanted
to play in places that were so
quiet you could hear a pin drop
. . . so the agent booked him
into a bowling alley.
Eugene Lee Loren, a senior
at the University of Michigan,
has been awarded a $1,500
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
for graduate study, it is an-
nounced this week by Sir Hugh
Taylor, president of the Wood-
row Wilson National Fellow-
ship Foundation.
Loren will receive a bache-
lor's degree in economics this
June. He will enter a graduate
school—probably Yale Univer-
sity—in the fall to begin work
for a master s degree.
LOT OF PRIDE is shared
The fellowship, made possible for A the
wonderful City of Hope
by a grant from the Ford Foun- Cancer Fighters organization
dation, seeks to assist in the whose original beginning with
search for college teachers. It only a handful has blossomed
is estimated that 30,000 new into a membership of 700 . . .
instructors will be needed each with $200,000 already sent to
year during the next decade to the National Medical Center at
accommodate increasing stu- Duarte, Calif., for cancer care
dent enrollments.
and research by the local gals
Loren, who plans to continue . . . Date of the group's eighth
his education and receive a doc- annual dinner dance is April 24
PAUL MUNI and DAVID torate in economics, is a stu- . . . Rose Moss, fund-raising
WAYNE are shown in a tense dent assistant to U. of M. eco- vice-president, is chairman of
scene from "The Last Angry nomics professor, Dr. William this year's affair.
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Man," the film adaptation of Haber. He already has a sum-
Gerald Green's best-selling mer job with the Federal Re-
"PAPPA JOE" CORNELL, the
novel, which opens Wednes- serve Bank in Chicago.
pied piper of Wyoming Ave., is
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- more than just a dancing teach-
day, at the Mercury Theater.
ris J. Loren, of 18095 Wiscon- er or social director . . . He's
Sholem Aleichem Volume sin, Eugene is not the only the pride and joy of every
member of the family who will youngster who meets him since
to Mark Centennial
graduate this June. His three he immediately becomes one of
centennial
volume
of
writ-
A
sisters, triplets Rosalyn, Caro-
. .. Got a problem, kids?
ings by Sholom Aleichem, lyn and Marilyn, will graduate them
.
.
.
Ask
"Pappa Joe" . . . he'll
containing 19 stories and a one- from Mumford High School. An know what
to do . • . and par-
act play, has been translated older brother, Dr. Leonard Lo-
ents love hini for it because
into English for the first time ren, is currently working with almost
always, whatever he tells
by Curt Leviant, son of the Dr. Ralph Rabinowitch at Haw- the young guys 'n gals, it coin-
proprietors of the New Ambas- thorn Center.
cides exactly with the advice
sador Hotel, Lakewood, N.J. It
given by mom and dad . . .
is being published by Thomas
week, "Pappa Joe" and
Yoseloff, Inc., 11 E. 36th St., Dayan Confers with B G Every
his great big heart teaches free
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
New York.
to The Jewish News)
at the St. Frances Orphanage
LONDON— Brig.. Gen. Moshe for Boys . . . He takes a bunch
Dayan, israeli Minister of Agri- from the dance studio to play
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
culture, left for Paris Tuesday basketball with the parentless
after interrupting his return youngsters . . . and the cry is
Sammy Woolf
from the United States to con- almost invariably, "How's my
And His Orchestra
fer at Oxford with Premier footwoi•k, Pappa Poe?"
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Ben-Gurion. He proceeded to
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Israel Wednesday.
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Lawrence G. Laskey, .Boston
Jewish leader, chairman of the
American section of the board
I of directors of the Israel Tour-
ist Industry Development Cor-
poration, will address a break-
I fast meeting of Detroiters in-
terested in this project, at 10:30
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"The Image of the Jew in
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be discussed by Dr. Samuel A.
Golden, assistant professor of
English at Wayne State Univer-
sity, at the third program of
Symposium, an open forum for
the examination of Jewish prob-
lems, sponsored by the Jewish
Center, 18100 Meyers, at 8:30
p.m., Monday.
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a.m. Sunday, April 3, at Bo- C LAM SHOP and BAR
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Lurie are the two Detroit lead- 1
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ers who are actively assisting
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19371 W. 8 Mile, 1 BIk. E. of Evergreen
Milan pointed out this week EEF BUFFET
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built so that a quarter of a mil-
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cuisine in a continental back-
yearly." He said that in 1959
ground with a choice of Amer-
tourism brought in $15,000,000
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in exchange and provided jobs
Luncheon 11 a..m-3 p.m.; Din-
for thousands in Israel. An in-
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Snacks 'till 4 a.m.
come of $60,000,000 is foreseen,
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with jobs for 20,000, through
the new tourist development.
MRCS