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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Institute Has
Seder Openings

Reservations still are
being taken for the Sholem
Aleichem Institute's annual
family second Seder slated
for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at
the Raleigh House.
Special Haggadot culled
from Yiddish, Hebrew and
English literary sources
will be used. Guests are in-
ited.
For reservations, call
'ylvia Segall, 626-9565.

Families of Aged Meeting
Is Held at Federation. Apts.

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COMPLETE ALTERATIONS
Reasonable Prices

Shown at a recent meeting for sponsors of resi-
dents at Federation Apartments are, from left, the two
speakers, Wayne State University Profs. Lewis
Brodsky and Eva Kahana, and Apartments President
Mark Schlussel.

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Military Specialist to Speak
for Hadassah Education Night

Maj. Gen. George J.
Keegan, Jr., will be the
guest speaker for the

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MAJ. GEN. KEEGAN

Hadassah Education Night
8 p.m. April 25 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. Maj. Gen.
Keegan will speak on "Post
Camp David."
He retired from the U.S.
Air Force after having
served as the chief of Air
Force Intelligence.
A specialist on the mili-
tary aspect of the Soviet
Union, Maj. Gen. Keegan
has had experience in
combat
operations,
command,
strategic
plans and is recognized
as a writer, lecturer and
planner.

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dorfman and Dr. and Mrs.
Leon Fill will sponsor the
evening. Inge Kramer is
president of Metropolitan
Detroit Chapter and Ida
Joyrich is education vice
president. Arlene Gould is
chairman of the day.
The public is invited.

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IDA'S
DRESS SHOP

Social Security cases .. .
Now Open . . . Martin De-
utch, attorney." The liquor
section in the store was
squeezed to make room for
the youngei Deutch's office.
He has a standard office in
Southfield.

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Jewess Denies
Hiding Bakhtiar

11111 N.
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LONDON (JTA) — The
wife of a Manchester Jewish
businessman denied a re-
po# that her husband,
Davoud Alliance, was shel-
tering Shapour Bakhtiar,
the former Iranian Prime
Minister. Bakhtiar disap-
peared after the Islamic
revolution in Teheran.
Mrs. Alliance said the re-
port on Teheran Radio, that
Bakhtiar was stayirig at
their home in Cheadle, Che-
shire seemed to be an April
Fool's Day hoax.

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Only eight percent of U.S.
Jews consider themselves
Orthodox.

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Israel - Facts
Are Printed

NEW YORK — The
Youth Institute for Peace in
the Middle East has pub-
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and --Wealthy
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V phlet on "Israel: The Facts."
Compiled by Dr. Jack S.
Paiaover
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. Cohen, with graphics by
Avrum Ashery, the pam-
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of the long history of Jewish
presence in the Holy Land,
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When Paul's, on Broad-
way, now receives a tele-
phone call for a Deutch, the
caller is asked whether he
wants law or drugs.
This is because Martin
Deutch now has a desk in
Paul's drugstore on Broad-
way operated by his father,
Joseph Deutch, and Mar-
tin's brother, Harvey.
The drugstore is an in-
stitution in Detroit: It car-
ries, besides regular
drugstore items, herb re-
medies such as senna
leaves, dried raspberries
and slippery elm bark. The
tobacco department dis-
plays old chewing tobaccos
and snuffs.
The elder Deutch said
his regular customers,
mostly elderly, stop to
talk with him about their
marital troubles, their
problems trying to collect
Social Security and their
exasperation with their
doctors.

He thought that turning
over their problems to his
son was logical.
A sign in the window of
the store says: "Law Office
. . . free consultation . . . di-
vorce, personal injury,
workmen's compensation,

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