Friday, August '2, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jews Called Pawn
In Poland Struggle

J E R USALEM, (JPS-Palcor)--
The Jews in Poland today are
pawns in the strugglef or power
between the Polish Government
and the majority of the Polish
people, and at least 150,000 of the
200.000 Jews now in that country
want to leave, Henry Monter,
executive vice chairman of the
United Palestine Appeal and the

United Jewish Appeal, declared at
a press conference here, at which
he reported on his recent visit
to Poland and to Jewish displaced
persons camps in Germany.
The U. S. Army in Germany.
Mr. Montor said, deserves the ut-
most appreciation of the Jewish
people, for the sympathy and co-
operation which its top officers
have extended. The U. S. Army
made it possible for tens of
thousands of Jews to find tem-
porary haven while they fled from
imminent death.

The attitude of the Army is re-
flected in the recent action of
Gen. McNarney who enabled the
tens of thousands of Jews fleeing
Poland monthly to be accepted in
camps in the American zone. The
U. S. Army, Mr. Montor said, is
ready to transport any number of
Jews from Germany to Palestine.
The Jews in German DP camps
repdesent a remarkable asset for
Palestine, he said. They are pre-
pared to work hard and live
modestly and are perfect material
for settlement in Palestine which

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is their conscious choice and not
an accidental refuge.

Discharged from Navy

Nazi Responsible for Death
of 50,000 Jews Must Die
BRATISLAVA, Czechoslovakia,
(JTA)—Anton Vase k, former
head of the deportment of Jew-
ish affairs in the pro-Nazi puppet
Slovak state, was sentenced to
be hanged by a People's Court
here. He was convicted of res-
ponsibility for the deportation of
50,000 Czechoslovakian Jews to
German death camps.

The following have been dis-
charged from naval service at. the
U.. S. Navy Personnel Separation
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.:
Sic Harry Braverman, 4070
Duane.
Sic Murray Hozman, 3208 Cort-
land.
Sic Monte Markowitz, 2635 Cort-
land.
Ens. Morris - J. Schachter, 2700
Monterey.

Here comes more GAS, Detroit .

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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.

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

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.

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

The second phase, awaiting Federal approval,
will raise by another 80 million cubic feet, the
amount of gas our system can deliver each day.

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.

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.

What are you going to do about it?

PANHANDLE EA

COMPANY

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WORLD'S GREATEST RESERVES

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DETROIT

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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