`Sword in the Dessert, First Hollywood
Film on Israel, Being Shown in Detroit

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"Sword in the Desert," the first full-length feature film
on Israel to come out of Hollywood, is now at the Adams
Theater. In the scene, pictured_here, fallen comrade JEFF
CHANDLER struggles as DANA ANDREWS and MARTA
TOREN, as members of the Israeli underground, fight off the
British who surprise them with a van of illegal immigrants.
The film will remain at the Adams as long as public demand
lasts.

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — A
planned schedule of activities
will get under way at the GROS-
SINGER-PANCOAST Hotel, here,
Dec. 10, when the hostelry opens
for the 1949-50 season, managing
director Paul Grossinger dis-
closed. Included in the program
will be variety shows featuring
Broadway and Hollywood enter-
tainers, prominent speakers,
book reviews, motion pictures,
after-dinner concerts, sports ex-
hibitions and other events.

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Friends and parents of mem-
bers of KIBBUTZ EIN DOR are
holding a series of linen and
layette showers for the Israel
settlement. Mrs. Harry Einhorn
of 16183 Princeton was hostess
at the first shower Nov. '7.
Among the workers were Mrs.
Claire Axelrod.
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SKLAR FAMILY CLUB held a
costume party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manheimer
of Roselawn Ave.
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CENTER SOCIALITES will
hold a membership dance Sun-
day, Nov. 20, in Butzel Hall of
the Jewish Community Center.
The public is invited. There will
be no admission charge.

SMITH FAMILY CLUB held
its first meeting of the season
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Davidson, of Blaine Ave.
Plans for a Hanukah party to
be held for members and
friends, Dec. 17, were made. The
next meeting will be held in
December at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Seldon.

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Two Detroit artists who have
gained national fame in their
respective fields will be featured
at the Masonic Auditorium,
Wednesday eve-
ning, Nov. 30.
Pianist Sey-
mour Lipkin and
contralto Wini-
fred Heidt will
appear in the
joint recital.
Lipkin's pro-
gram will in-
clude numbers
by Bach Cho-
Lipkin pin, Bartok and
Rachmaninoff. Miss Heidt will
be heard in music from Handel,
Monteverdi, Pucinni, Mahler,
Eric Wolff and a group of Amer-
ican folk songs.

Friday, November 18, 1949

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United Dairies is now using a
novel footed goblet container for
packaging its cottage cheese.
The new glass containers are
decorated with a flower pattern
and golden in color. The attrac-
tive goblets are received with
the purchase of the cottage
cheese. Appropriate as decora-
tive pieces, they may also be
used for serving beverages.
The cottage cheese in the new
containers is on sale now at
grocery stores, and home deliv-
ery can be arranged by calling
United Dairies at TIN. 1-2800.

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Lipkin-Heidt Recital
At Masonic Nov. 30

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United Dairies Offers
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Jerry Bielfield announces that
the 1950 Ford cars will be on
display at his sales room located
at 6845 Michigan, today and
Saturday, Nov. 18 and 19.
The models feature the exclu-
sive 100 horsepower V-8 engine.
Push-button doors, rotary door
latches, more seating comfort
and "sound conditioning"
against road noises are among
the latest features.
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The YOUNG MARRIED open to the public and orchids
CLUB has been officially formu- will be presented to the ladies
lated and is now having regular attending.
meetings. Plans are being made
for a New Year's Eve party. • Benjamin Franklin introduced
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35, may phone Rose Goldstein,
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Katja Andy, pianist, a former
Detroiter, will be the soloist on
the third concert of the current
fall series by the LITTLE SYM-
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Petitions reaffirming the So.r.
cial Service Employees Union's
drive to raise salaries have been
signed by approximately three-
fours of the employees of Fam-
ily Service Society, Jewish Com-
munity Center, Jewish Social
Service Bureau and Community
Information Service, the union
announced.
Photostated copies were sent
to Noble D. TraVis, Morris Gar-
vett, Dr. Ltawrence Seltzer and
William Brown, presidents of
the boards of directors of the ,
agencies.
The Social Service Union is
demanding (1) an increase of
$10 a week for all employees of
Detroit private social agencies
in order to correct the depressed
salary situation existing in De-
troit under the present Council
of Social Agencies salary plan.
Samuel Neuschatz, chairman
of the union's strategy com-
mittee, pointed out that a recent
survey revealed that the wage
level for all employees of Detroit
private social agencies are. ap-
proximately $1,000 below the
average for similar positions in
public agencies in this city.

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SERIES public lecture subject
of Dr. Telford H. Work, globe-
trotting young Californian, at
3:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, at the
Detroit Institute of Arts.

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