Friday, March 19, 1948
Teen Age
Sophisticates
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
ward you get will be that very
wonderful feeling inside of you.
"Also, when you help some-
one tell him the only way he
can return the favor is by help-
ing someone else."
• * •
THESE CLUBS have already
done wonders for some fellows
and gals, so if you want to join
and hear from Frankie Laine
and Carl Fischer, send a card
to Penny Allen, National Presi-
dent, Frankie Lane Friendship
Club, 82101/2 Sunset boulevard,
Hollywood' 46, Calif. Do join
this wonderful club if you like
Frankie.
Brooks, secretary; and Carol
Jacobs, treasurer.
To the losers, Earl Rudner,
Jean Curtis, Ray Khan, Milly
Lewis, Morage Wright and Au-
drew Boxman, we say better
luck another time; you were
wonderful sports.
• * •
SHIRLEY CHIPTZEN and sis-
ter Phillys threw a wonderful
surprise party for their sister
Joy. Some of the "surprise"
shouters were Ned Flusty, Sheey
Rovin, Bob Levy, Burt Risen,
Wally Weiss, Berny Buchalter,
Shell Sucher, Bob Silverstone,
Jerry Ross. Bob Stein and 11
members of the Lemacs.
• • •
ANOTHER BIRTHDAY was
celebrated at Iluylers when Mr.
and Mrs. Max Klein invited
Estelle Kramer, Leonore Ilop-
stean, 61oria Gittleman, Annette
Alpert and Silvia Schlachter to
honor daughter Barbara's Sweet
Sixteen.
• * •
ROSE WEBERMAN had 40
happy fellows and gals at het
home to help blow out the 16
SHINE AND BE happy ,
Carnival Is Planned
Sounds like some of Frankie
by Hashomer Hatzair
Laine, and that's just who it is.
As the highlight of its spring
Coming down with a cold is
season, Hashomer Hatzair will
bad but it's even worse when
sponsor a Purim carnival at
you miss talking to such a
7:30 p.m., Sunday, in the Rose
wonderful guy, as almost hap-
Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
pened to your reporter when
A play, "The Unforeseen,"
we were scheduled for an inter-
will be put on under the direc-
view with
• • •
tion of David Saferstein. Also
Frankie.
HERE'S A FLASH from Dur- on the program will be a sing-
Were it not
for the quick fee: Ronnie Adilman let's us ing choir and dance group.
Tickets may be obtained at
assistance o f know that the election battle is
three gals, over and that the lucky victors the door or by calling TO.
Nancy May, to lead the June, '48 class are 7-3641, Chairman Chava Feld-
Norma Meer Barry Saffier, president; Irwin man said. Proceeds will go to-
and Alice New- Arkin, vice president, Clarice ward building a summer camp.
man, who came
'o our rescue,
half of this
Helen
story wouldn't
be printed today.
Here are some exclusive ex-
cerpts for our column as gath-
ered by the girls. Frankie
stopped munching a hamburger
and obligingly divided his time
between mobs of autograph
hunters and our three inquisitive
gals.
When asked about his style,
he became enthusiastic and said:
"It's the way I feel inside, I've
never sung any other way and
I wouldn't want to. The way I
sing is like I am".
At that moment, some wise-
cracker came out with "Besides
it makes the most money." To
which Frankie replied "Not for
12 years, it didn't."
'Frankie was born in Chicago
and attended Lane Technical
High there.
He is a happy 34 year old and
likes to wear a hat while sign-
ing autographs, but he is ready
to prove that this is not be-
cause he's bald.
• • •
FRANKIE LAINE'S advice for
teenagers is just this: "Live
clean, and if you want to be
liked, be nice to all people."
This leads us into the part
where your reporter chatted
with Frankie just before he left
Detroit. We know that you've
heard about the Frankie Laine
Friendship Fan Club and here
is the story behind this wonder-
ful idea.
The basis, Frankie says, is to
create a feeling not only of
goodwill, but to help people in
any way possible regardless of
race, creed, nationality or any-
thing.
"Then kids, don't help some-
body because you expect to get
You've never seen me before because
any payment, because the re-
r
Pass Thirtais
candles on her cake. Among
the guests were Sally Katz with
Paul Posky, Carol Pritz and
Lennie Bassin, Ruth Schwartz
and Joey Harris, Marylin Ku-
ratzky with Sammy Mahler and
Marylin Weisman with Al Slos-
kin.
Dancing to records were Ilene
Schneider and Jerry Tuchow,
Anna Siegler and Jack Rosen,
Bernice Newman with Jack
Pechenick and Delores Shulman
with Mike Feldman.
Admiring the cake were Ar-
lene Steinberg, Ellen Haar, Lois
Gordon, Lillian Warshawsky,
Eleanore Lelchook, Jack Roth,
Larry Altman, Wally Siegler,
Mert Colburn and Jerry Zelter.
PURIM DANCE
Frances Blum, vocalist, and
Betty Kowalsky, piCalist, will en-
tertain at the Center's Purim
festival dance at 9 p.m., Sunday.
,At REDDY KILOWATT
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I've always stayed inside the REDDY.
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Long Win Camps
See Record Year
I'm the symbol of good electric service ... your servant that runs everything
electrical.
This summer will mark the
13th season for Long Win Camps,
White Pigeon, Mich. The family
f Peter H. Leiderman, who di-
ect the camp, report that they
are forming plans_ for a record
year.
The aim of the organization
is to put into practice every
progressive idea towards making
camp experience the greatest ad-
venture a child can have, they
said.
Mrs. Leiderman will be in De-
troit . March 26-28 at Hotel
Statler to meet parents. The
Detroit representative is Mrs.
Sol Rosenman, TO. 8-2835.
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flashes—my nose a light bulb—my ears are outlets—and those two things
sticking out of my head are wisps of curly hair. I move silently in my rubber
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I'm your economical and willing servant who works long hours at low
wages. Whenever you want me I'll be waiting in your nearest REDDYBOX,
—electric outlet. Remember, just ... "PLUG IN,—I'M REDDY".
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