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 1110N11,8,, 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 Quality Repairs on all make Hearing Aids. 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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