Louis Armstrong to Appear at Michigan Theater Danny Raskin's Louis Armstrong and his All Headlining the sextette . of All Stars will make two concert ap- . Stars who will accompany Arm- pearances on stage, in person, at strong in his exclusive Detroit con- the Michigan Theater at 8 p.m. on cert appearance are pianist Billy Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 5 and 6. Kyle; Danny Barcelona at the Armstrong started his second half century as a jazz musician last year and. thanks to 'his record- ing of "Hello, Dolly," is more pop- ular today than ever. His first job was in the gin mills of the Prohibition era where he played for a dollar a night and ran errands to boot. Here he met Jos- eph "King" Oliver, jazz trumpet pioneer, who becaMe his idol. He talked "King" Oliver into giving him advanced trumpet lessons and THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY of soon was on his way to national Cong. Ahavis Achim on Schaefer is fame which eventually b e c a m e a momentous one . . . Not only for world-wide. the golden years, but for the fact that a new addition was ready for ..... the High Holy Day services, thanks LOUIS ARMSTRONG Enjoy Yourself at to president Jonas Dworin and his drums; bass fiddle, Arvel Shaw; building committee, led by Richard Detroit's Wonderful Russel "Big Chief" Moore on the Goldsmith ... The new social hall slide trombone; and Jewel Brown, accommodated 650 . . . the main song stylist. sanctuary accommodates 780 . . . Reserved seat tickets are on One of the main intentions of the • sale now at the Michigan Theater expansion was for the children who boxoffice and mail orders also are can now benefit from the congre- being accepted. Known From Coast to Coast gation's program . . . For the first time the young adults were able to 1221 Washington Blvd. hold services under one roof . . . — They were formerly held in vari- Dinners At Popular Prices ous schools and other scattered PLAY CHESS & BRIDGE areas . . . The new addition made Dancing to ONLY PLACE IN TOWN many a member proud . . . espe- LEE WALTERS cially Ahavis Achim's first presi- TO GET ISRAEL FOODS . • . and His Orchestra dent, John Sodus (1910, who still • FALAFEL • TAHINA • CHOMOS attends services. ' Now Appearing: Mury Shiner For Reservations: WO 1-9242 * • * Your Host, Morrie Widenbaum Open Mon. thru Sat. Michigan Chess Champion EVER HEAR OF a "koslar Closed Sun. 17126 Livernois at McNichols dog?" . . . Uncle of Percy Swartz 862.1554 in California, has a boxer . . . Puts food in front of him, says, "Trate," and the dog backs away . . . Then he says, -Kosher.". and the boxer makes a beeline for his vittles. * . * RHODA NATHANS. ex-Detroiter Bob and daughter of Selma Nathans, is the author of "Harry" Known from Coast to Coast the TV comedy that appeared re- 35 YEARS SERVING THE BEST IN cently on CBC Network throughout Canada ... Rhoda has also written DINNERS 5 to 10 p.m. an off-Broadway produced play ... and is pursuing a career as a play- BREAKFAST 7 a.m. wright . .. She is presently on the staff of the New York Petroleum LUNCH 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. News . . . Rhoda attended Mum- AFTER THEATRE SPECIALTIES ford High and graduated in teach- ing from Wayne. COCKTAIL LOUNGE • PIANO BAR * * DATE OF THE annual Mich. ADDED ATTRACTION Dept. JWV and JWVA dance has already been set for Feb. 13 . . . Party Banquet Rooms Largest crowd in their history (since 1937) is expected. For All Occasions LISTENING S WONDER BAR STEAK HOUSE 4,200 Teachers Get Licenses From N.Y. Board NEW YORK (JTA)—More than of New York and the chairmanship 4,200 teachers' licenses have been of the late communal leader Ber- issued by the board of license— which derives its budget from New nard Semel. Today the board con- York's Jewish Education Com- sists of 21 members, all outstanding mittee—since its inception in 1929. veteran educators—headed by Prof. Of them,. 2.275 were temporary Zvi Scharfstein. They reflect all licenses, 1 ,796 permanent licenses, ideologies and all types of Hebrew 217 principals licenses and 30 mu- schools in New York City. sic teachers licenses. The board of license prepares "A house is judged by the and administers examinations, is- company it keeps" sues temporary and permanent lic- enses, sees to it that the over-all teaching picture grows brighter by building status for the profession, providing better teachers. making Jewish teaching an honorable way of earning a respectable living. The board of license was estab- lished under the auspices of the is proud of its discerning patrons old Jewish Education Association LIVONIA KNIGHTS INN You too can become a prestige patron Magnificent Mencotti S Quality Food—Fine Drinks—Gracious Service. Visit All New L.K.I. on Seven Mile Just West of Middlebelt Piano Bar. Dancing on Weekends. es, PURITAN 7113 535-5315 2 Blocks West of Livernois 862-2882 For Res. 476-1777 Hosts—Rocco Ferrera, Ownt r J. T. Sean Griffin, Mgr. Ample Parking CHESS MATE GALLERY BOESKY S OPEN 7 DAYS 20231 JAMES COUZENS Within Walking Distance of Northland AT GREENFIELD 342-4455 FREE PARKING Nasser's in the Red — Even Moscow Is Refusing Credit YORK—Egypt's Premier Abdel Nasser is "flat broke." it • was reported in Bonn by the New York Herald Tribune. Applications by Egypt for com- mercial credits in regular business in Europe are being rejected, the report said. Unpaid accounts to firms in Britain and the continent have re- mained unhonored although some of these firms have actually sent bills to Cairo. the newspaper went on. Even Nazi scientists working on missiles and rockets are com- plaining they aren't being paid. The quest for short-term loans has has sent Nasser to such sources as the Soviet Union. The source dried up, insofar as a "gift" of aid on the Aswan Dam 4 is concerned. Khrushchev, it was reported, refused. With the first big installment on the Russian loan falling due soon, Nasser's aides are trying to get terms on a loan to meet the liability to Russia. Arab leaders at the summit con- ference may get "touched" for such a loan, it was reported. NEW THE PARK SHELTON HOTEL'S cSapphire FALL SEASON OPENING MONDAY — SEPTEMBER 14th LAURIE ROBBINS at THE PIANO BAR From 5:30 p.m. MONDAY thru THURSDAY - ************A A New Policy DANCING ON FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITES---9 TILL 1 JOHNNY WALLACE'S BROADWAY TRIO NO COVER NO MINIMUM k**********Iric THE PARK SHELTON HOTEL Woodward at East Kirby TRinity 5.9500 We are firm believers in the maxim that, for all right judge- ment of any man or thing, it is useful, nay essential, to see his good qualities before pronouncing on his bad.—Carlyle. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32—Friday, September 18, 1964 15301 E. 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