Pat , a Thirteen THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 13, 1946 Mastow to Speak At Sept. 18 Meeting Of AJC Women munity. Center. Reservations for the.lotteheon at 12:30 p. m., are being taken by Mrs. Samuel H. Blondy, UN. 2-9221. Mrs. Samuel A. Green, presi- dent, announces the following Will Maslow, director of the chairmen for the coming year: Commission on Law and Social Education: Mrs. Samuel Olsher, vice- president in charge; Interfaith, Mrs. Action of the American Jewish Norman N. Ginsburg; Education, Mrs. Congress, will be the guest speaker New Smokier. Program: Mrs. Irwin I. Lappin, vice- at the openirig meeting of the president in charge• Mrs. David Gold- Women's Division of the Amer- berg, Mrs. Samuel H. Blondy, co- chairman; Mrs. Samuel Pearlman, ican Jewish Congress, Wednesday, speakers bureau. Sept. 18, at the Jewish Com- Membership: Mrs. Harry Frank, vice-president in charge; Mrs. Charles P. Feinberg, Mrs. Milton J. Miller; Telephone, • Mrs. Arthur Abrams, Mrs. Arthur B. Colton, Mrs. Felix Green: Delinquent Dues, Mrs. J. M. Lattin; Current Dues, Mrs. Frank Bernstein• Hospitality, Mrs. Ben Gottloeb; Tech- nical Membership, Mrs. Elizabeth Schoenfeld. World Jewish Congress: Mrs. Harry Stocker, vice-president in charge, Mrs. Nathan Minkoff; Relief and Rehabili- tation. Mrs. Joseph Newman; P.P.A., Mrs. Wallace Nathan ; Clothing Relief, Mrs. E. M. Baker, Mrs. George Carr. Fund Raising: Mrs. Phil Stellar, vice- president in charge, Mrs. Albert Silber, Mrs. Irwin Schubiner. Public Relations: Mrs. Arthur Gould, vice-president in charge: taw and So- . cial Action, Mrs. I. B. Dworman, Mrs. Arthur Granoff, Mrs. Emil D. Roth- man; Contacting Organizations, Mrs. Bernard Dickrnan; Economic Discrim- ination, Mrs. Harry Weinstock; Fact- Finding, Mrs. Allan Brown: Inter- cultural, Mrs. David Bernstein ; Re- leased Time, Mrs. J. C. Solomon. Board Gifts, Mrs. Albert. Boesky: Remembrance Fund, Mrs. Bernard Bladden; assistant financial secretary, Mrs. Archie Goldberg; budget, Mrs. Jack Lewis; board technical chairman, Mrs: Shay. Forman; custodian of rec- ords, Mrs. Benton Wolfe• bulletin, Mrs. Louis Tatken; publicity, Mrs. Allan L. Weston, Mrs. Samuel Margolis; advisory, Mrs. Max Dushkin. Sorority and Fraternity To Sponsor Joint Dance Sigma Alpha. Beta Sorority and Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity will hold a joint dance, Oct. 18, at Italian Gardens of the Book Cadillac Hotel. Music will be provided by Jimmy Strauss and his orchestra. For information call Miss Ruth Kahn,• publicity manager, TO. 8-3467. NO GAS And Am 1 Burned Up! burns me up! A few months back when I wanted to I install a gas furnace, Michigan Consolidated said: So sorry. Big shortage. No more gas for space heating. Now I see that while the ban is still on for GI home builders and all the other home- owners in town, Michigan Consolidated is adding about 125 new commercial accounts to its lines each month! What's the answer, Mr. Contractor? take on over 100 more private homes each month maybe more. But that's chicken-feed compared to additional homes they could have heated under a good storage plan. PirHIS "Storage plan?" That's a new one on me. Tell me more. Well, as I get it, Panhandle Eastern makes 125 million cubic feet of gas available to Michigan Consolidated every 24 hours. But Michigan Consolidated only takes the full amount on the coldest days of winter ... much less when it's warmer. Now, if Michigan Consolidated took all the gas it has coming each day and stored underground all that it doesn't immediately sell, it would save up billions of cubic feet for winter. In 1945 alone, this would have Weil, young fellow; "business Is business." Michigan Consoli-i dated likes commercial accounts. They use gas all the year 'round and pay a highly profitable commercial rate . . . much more -than you would pay tor house-heating gas. mean that a regulated public utility can discriminate like that ... pick out fat commercial accounts and leave thousands of private home owners like me out in the cold? You provided enough gas to heat nearly another 100,000 homes (more than double the number now using gas heat). It looks that way. I see by the papers that at a Federal hearing in Washington the other day someone asked a Michigan Consoli- dated official, "How come?'! and he said he had no explanation. Why doesn't Michigan Consolidated do it? Just as a rough guess, bow many more homes could be heated with the gas now being given these new commercial customers? fields back in 1944. And Panhandle Eastern even offered to finance and construct the line, which would have prevented this shortage. 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