Friday, Aug. 2, 1946
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Cfroniels
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With Sally Fields
There's good news tonite... Un-
mantic te'te'te. Fine food, too, is
served in the main dining room... de Sam Is letting another of the
Table d'hote dinners from 5-11 femme's heart throbs loose this
p.m. There's Ben Kehoe at the week-end. It's Alvin Garfield
Ivories who plays any and every (Min's and Dave's boy) who's
song you mite ask for...Tony Zu.
kowsky is the proprietor...Put fresh from the Navy and from
the Satire Room on your must of points overseas. Welcome home.
spots on your rounds.
big boy!
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"Liberation in Europe," a pro-
gram of Soviet-produced docu-
mentary films on Czechoslovakia,
Yugoslavia, Albania and Bulgaria,
opened its American premiere for
two weeks at the Cinema Theatre
on Wednesday, July 31st. Exclu-
sive scenes of the people's recep-
tion for Marshal Tito in Yugo.
slavia, of the underground help
given to the Red Army In the
liberation of Prague, and of little.
known Albania, will be seen for
the first time on American screens
in "Liberation in Europe." In ad-
dition, the films contain a com-
plete report on the historical and
political background of these
countries, on their occupation by
the Nazis, and on the people's
struggle for freedom and their
liberation plus exclusive scenes of
the liberation of Turin by Italian
partisans. "Liberation in Europe"
is released here by Artkino Pic-
tures, Inc.
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It happened one nite—Elynor
Bookman (Delbridge-Gorrell) and
sister Ruth (Schmied industries)
were discusing the charms and ra
mantic posibilities of Indian River
as a vacationing spot...and one
bright morning they flew there._
Not only did the kids have a
swell time but found the prover.
bial boy friend and a brother...
Maybe they've an uncle, too, huh?
•
And now 'tis day break o
again and once again I bid the
fair adieu. Until next week,
now.
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Here comes more GAS, Detroit .
C
ONSTRUCTION CREWS are at work up and
down Panhandle Eastern's giant pipeline sys-
tem ... rushing ahead with an expansion program
which aims to guarantee that the Motor Capital of
the future never need be short of natural gas.
First phase of Panhandle Eastern's program,
Federally-approved and now under way, will add
10 million additional cubic feet of gas per day to
our already enormous capacity before many months.
The second phase, awaiting Federal approval,
will raise by another 80 million cubic feet, the
amount of gas our system can deliver each day.
The final phase will see a third great Panhandle
Eastern pipeline in full operation, enabling
our system to deliver to the cities we serve the
astronomical total of 750 million cubic feet every
24 hours from the world's richest natural gas fields.
PANHANDLE
TRANSPORTING NATURAL GAS FROM
..IF!
Yes, Mr. and Mrs. Detroit, this answers the
question of future natural gas supply. But there's
a big IF in the picture .. .
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company, your
local distributor, for over 16 months has refused to
negotiate for more Panhandle Eastern gas because,
in the words of James H. Lee, Assistant Corporation
Counsel of Detroit: "Michigan Consolidated wants
a pipeline and wants to create a shortage so that the
Federal Power Commission will grant it permission
to go ahead and build it."
If Michigan Consolidated continues to deprive
your gas-hungry city of its share of Panhandle
Eastern's abundant supply, the shortage will last
for years.
What are
you going to do about it?
WORLD'S GRIATIST RESERVES
Panhandle Eastern
produces and trans-
ports natural gas
from the Southwest
to the "gates" of
Detroit, where It Is
sold at wholesale to
the local gas utility
for distribution.
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