Building Trades Council to Sponsor $100,000 Trade School in Israel Plans for construction of a_ is planned for 6:30 p.m., Sept. building trade school in Israel 12, at the Veterans Memorial in cooperation with the Hista- Building. drut were announced this week In announcing the project, by Andrew McFarlane, presi- McFarlane said, "The unity of labor'in all corners of the earth will be preserved and all efforts must be expended to strengthen labor and to put skill into the hands of the worker. "This is our way of indicating the international brotherhood of labor," he concluded. Among the organizations af- filiated with the Trades Council in this project are the following: Bronson McNamara dent of the Detroit Building Trades Council of the American Federation of Labor. Chairman of the project will be Tom McNamara, executive secretary of the Union and a brother of Michigan Senator Patrick V. McNamara. McNamara will be assisted in carrying out the drive by Ma- rion Macioce, union vice-presi- dent, and Irving Bronson, busi- ness representative of the Paint- ers Council. The Israel center will be erected with $100,000 to be raised by a series of annual dinners. The first such program Asbestos workers, awning workers, boiler makers, bricklayers and ma- sons, building and common laborers. carpenters, cement masons. electrical workers, elevator constructors, glaz- iers, hoisting engineers. home insu- lators. iron workers, lathers, millmen, millwrights, painters. pipe fitters , plasterers, plasterers tenders, plumb- ers. reinforced steel workers, resilient floor decorators. riggers, roofers, sheet metal workers, sign writers, sprinkler fitters, stone cutters, teamsters, ter- razzo workers, terrazzo helpers, tile and marble setters and tile and mar- ble helpers. Nathan Bar Yaacov, Labor Attache of the Israeli Embassy, -Maurice Samuel, noted lecturer and writer, Rabbi Morris Adler, and Leah (Mrs. Hayirn) Green- berg will be among the prom- inent Israeli and American per- sonalities who will participate in the dedication of the Hayim Greenberg Center at a banquet (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) FUN-PACKED .LABOR-DAY WEEKEND at In Pollen-Free North Michigan Phone KE 3-7290 The time of your life for your entire family! Special holiday en- tertainment! Special social events! Swimming frbrrk private beach! Fishing on private lake! Music! Dancing! All popular sports! Fin- est American-Jewish cuisine! Counselors entertain your chil- dren . — while you're free to enjoy yourself! AS LOW AS ;59.50 PER PERSON FOR 7 DAYS—CHIL. RATE OMENA INN By PHINEAS J. BIRON Danger to Israel Political terror will not solve Israel's many problems . . . On the contrary . • . Terror used as a domestic political wea- pon may destroy the Jewish State . . . And for this reason the recent revelations that the Irgun and/or the Stern gang are not dead came as a ter- rible shock to the friends of Israel everywhere . . At the same time most of us felt re- lieved to learn that Israel's In- telligence Service is on the alert and equipped to meet the threat ... No purpose can be served by dealing with this danger in the court .. . Obviously the indivi- duals comprising this gang are badly in need of medical treat- ment . . . Only an insane men- tality could be persuaded that to murder Moshe Sharett would Four Noted Speakers Listed for Hayim Greenberg Center Dedication Improvements in U. S.-Israel Amity Reported by Eban IS THE TIME TO MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR A BIG . . Strictly Confidential TEL AVIV — A "significant improvement" in American-Is- rael relations was reported Tuesday by Abba S. Eban, Is- rael Ambassador to the United States_ and head of the Israel delegation to the United Na- tions, on his arrival here for consultations with the govern- ment. Eban told reporters who met him at Lydda International Air- port that his task in recent months had been to overcome differences that had existed for some months. He could note a "significant improvement," he mid, but there was still much to be done. While here, Eban will consult with the government on the stand Israel is to take on the various problems to be raised at the forthcoming session of the United Nations General As- se•bly, the effect of the latest Middle East developments and the course of American-Israel relations. Dead Sea Potash Works Described by Magazine The Manufacturers Chemist Magazine of London, England, recently carried this item on "Dead Sea Potash": Production at the potash plant of the Dead Sea Works Ltd. has now reached 6,000 tons a month, double the monthly average for the first nine months of 1956. Total production in 1956 stood at 40,000 tons. Of this, 35,000 tons was exported. It is ex- pected to reach the target output of 150,000 tons a year in 1958 or 1959. New installations at Haifa port for direct loading of pot- ash on freighters have been put into operation. These include a store of 8,000 tons capacity and a 120-metre con- veyor belt to the ship's hold. At present potash is carried by truck from Sodom to Beersheba, where it.is loaded on to Haifa-bound trains. Under plans now being con- sidered by the Israeli gov- ernment, a railway line from Sodom is to link the potash plant with Eilath. I of the Detroit Labor Zionist Movement, at 6•:30 p.m., Sept. 22, in the Morris L. 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SEE CHARLES WEINSTOCK at BUICK'S RETAIL STORE TR 5-9700 29th Year With Buick for the rest of their natural lives . . . The government of Israel cannot be too strict with such men, no matter how young they are .. . The leader of this gang is said to be a certain Yaacov Herouti who, the prose- cution claims, was also re- sponsible for the assassination of Rudolf Kastner, the Hun- garian Jewish refugee whom some believe guilty of colla- boration with the Nazis during the war . Kastner's story was never told in full but many, who knew his activities in Hungary, believed that he was in- nocent . . . In any case political murder can never be justi- fied . . . We are convinced the government of Israel will deal without mercy with these ter- rorists . . . The sacrifices which have gone into the creation of Israel cannot be permitted to be undone by lunatic fanatics. To Those Who Haven't Been to See Us . . 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