The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 September 1949 — Page 5

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former lumberman, camp to the sixth city with his wife, Blanca. 41. a few weeks ago to live with his cousin. Mrs. Olga Sicherman. Wolf told of the following events: “It was eight o'clock in the morning when the Germans, realizing the Americans were mining close, stabbed many of us ami left us for dead. “I lay wounded in the stomach and chest among many other men. Most of them were dead and only a few, like myself who were presumed dead, hung on ti life. At noon the Americans

came. A young man in an off! cer's uniform examined the bodies anil found that I was stil! alive. “Cn his shoulders he carried me to a waiting ambulance. H found about 25 others and gave us first aid before we were taken to a sanitarium in Prague.” Wolf said that just before h lapsed into unconsciousness h remembers hearing the office’ who spoke Yiddish, say: "I am fropi Cleveland." Meanwhile, Mrs. Wolf ho been freed from a camp at Ld: zig and for three months had

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searched the concentratioi. camps for her husband. The Wolf’s 8-year-old daughter hail been taken from h* i mother’s arms and killed. Mr. . Wolf relates. A 20-year-old son. also imprisoned at Dachau, wa , hot two days before the libera tion, she said, and a third daugh-

ter, who was liberated with her. is now living in Palestine. JAP PIPE SCHEME ONLY PIPE DKKAM

TOKYO (INSI Japanese are talking about a billion yen prn- | jcct to build a 250-mile natural

gas pipeline into Tokyo, but occupation authorities call the scheme “fantastic.” The Nihon Keizai, Tokyo’s leading economic paper, carried a lengthy story outlining the ambitious project backed by Tokyo businessmen and gas producers from Niigata Prefecture.

An American official at General MacArthur’s Natural Resources Section said such a pipej line Is out of the question as this critical period in Japan’s econ-1 omy “considering the amount ofgas they have got.”

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