THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Photo Exhibit Tells Dramatic Story of UJA
An exhibit of photographs, mo-
tion pictures and a slide presenta-
tion, depicting the deep involve-
ment of American Jewry in aiding
the Jews of Israel and of other
lands, is now in the lobby of the
Jewish Center until April 20.
The walk-in gallery is open to
the public without charge.
Literature explaining the pro-
grams and services supported by
the 1971 Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund through
the United Jewish Appeal to help
Jews throughout the world will be
available.
• Volunteers will staff the ex-
hibit during public meetings at
the Center to answer questions
and explain the program.
The display is an original de-
sign by Lynch Exhibits of New
Jersey and was commissioned by
the UJA. Donald Scout, a member
of the Lynch staff, came to Detroit
to aid in installation of the 20 by
30-foot module.
The 1971 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign-Israel Emergency Fund in
Detroit opened Thursday and will
run until May 5.
Needy of All Ages Are Assisted
by Allied Campaign Dollars
Friday, April 2, 1971-5
U.S. to Aid Research of Old-Age Housing
PHILADELPHIA (JTA)---A fed- of each project, conductinterviews
eral grant of $315,000 has been with managers and interview some
awarded the Philadelphia Geriatric 2,000 tenants.
Center for a three-year _national
study of housing projects for the
aged. Harry A. Robinson, presi-
dent, said the investigation has
been designated a study of "the
cost, structure and social aspects
of senior housing."
Cuclorn,Fiff ► of Chatty 4-66,i3 Attic
It is being sponsored by the De-
partment of Health, Education and
Welfare through its Social and Re-
habilitation Service and its Admin-
istration on Aging. He said the
research will seek to learn which
types of location, architecture, ad-
ministrative policies, management,
programs and services and costs
make for desirable housing for the
elderly.
The study group will make inten-
sive studies of 160 housing projects
for the aged, including public and
privately-supported non-profit hous-
ing, high-rise apartment buildings,
garden apartments and detached
houses, at varying rentals. Investi-
gators will make first-hand surveys
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This is one of the many dra-
matic photographic murals that
makeup the 19'71 Allied Jewish
Campaign - Israel Emergency
Fund display module on exhibit
at the Jewish Center until April
Four-Nation Arab Pact
Reported by Arab Paper
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TUNIS (ZINS)—A Beirut news-
paper reported that the federation
of Egypt, Syria, Libya and Sudan
soon would take place. Also, poli-
tical sources have reported that
Egypt is preparing for the possi-
bility of renewed warfare with
Israel. The same source states
that Egypt has not yet decided
upon the date on which warfare
would be renewed, should Ameri-
can pressure for an Israeli pull-
back not succeed.
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point toward the first report meet-
ing, 10 a.m., April 18 at the Jewish
Center; the second and final one on
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the Center; and a joint meeting
with the Jewish Welfare Federa-
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Funds,raisi:d through the Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency:-Fund in Detroit help make life more pleasant for needy Jews
throutliont the world. The children shown above have learned to
play with toys—something they never had at home—in the kinder-
gartens supported by campaign dollars. Altogether, there are three
such kindergartens in Iran which accommodate 850 pre-schoolers. In
addition to day-long programs, the children get their main meal of
the day and they also receive periodic health exams and clothing.
In the bottom photo, an elderly Moroccan Jew enjoys the view
from his new apartment provided with funds from the campaign. As
Jews left Morocco, their places in the ghetto areas were taken by
Arabs, and the remaining Jews, mostly old, ailing and in need, were
soon surrounded by hostile neighbors. These Jews are being settled
in-new apartments in a different part of the city.
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