AMERICAN-ISRAEL

Chamber of Commerce of Michigan

INTERESTED IN A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT WITH ISRAEL?

Metro Detroit ZOA
Honors Ezekiel Leikin

Brig. Gen. H.S. Johnson

David Hermelin

Noel Lee

Sr. Vice President of
Business Development, The
Fairchild Group, Virginia

Private Investor, International
Campaign Chairman,
Israel Bonds , Michigan

President,
Monster Cable,
San Francisco

LEARN FROM THESE 3 & 7 MORE EXPERTS ON HOW THIS
ADDS UP TO AN INVESTMENT TAILORED FOR YOU

As A Private Investor
or
For YOUR Company

at the Chamber's seminar on:

"DIVERSE VEHICLES FOR PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT WITH ISRAEL"

Monday, May 24, 1993
1:00-6:00 p.m.
Embassy Suites Hotel, Southfield

WORKSHOP #1

WORKSHOP #2

Israel stocks on the N.Y.
& Tel Aviv Stock Exchange,
Israel Bonds & Investment Funds

Private Placement, Venture Capital,
Joint Venture and Establishing
a Subsidiary in Israel

Keynote Speaker:

JOEL TAUBER

President, Tauber Enterprises, MI

Seminar Fee: $75 Chamber member

$100 Non-member

Special Incentive: $150 Chamber membership '93-'94 entitles you
to attend seminar at member fee

REGISTRATION BY PHONE OR AT DOOR

For further info. , contact: Shelly Komer Jackier, 313-661-1948

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Metro Detroit District,
Zionist Organization of
America will host a recep-
tion honoring Ezekiel
Leikin, executive vice pres-
ident of the organization,
on the occasion of the pub-
lication of his book, "The
Beilis Transcripts — The
Anti-Semitic Trial That
Shook the World," 7:30
p.m. June 1 at
Congregation Beth Achim.
The book offers a factual
account of the Beilis trial
staged by the czarist gov-
ernment in 1913 in Kiev,
Russia, which, along with
the Dreyfus affair in
France, ranks among the
most infamous anti-
Semitic attempts in mod-
ern history to vilify and
discredit Jews and
Judaism.
The speaker will be
Professor Todd M.
Endelman, William Haber
Professor of Modern
Jewish History and direc-
tor of the Jean and Samuel
Frankel Center for Judaic
Studies at the University
of Michigan.
Mr. Leikin is a graduate
of a Hebrew school in
Mariampole, Lithuania,
helped organize the Betar
youth movement and rose
to leadership positions in
the Zionist-Revisionist
Organization of America,
now known at Herut. He

Ezekiel Leikin

moved to Palestine in
1936, was employed by the
Palestine Government
(British) Civil Service,
enlisted in the United
States Army in 1943 at an
American military base
near Tel Aviv and served
with military intelligence
in Egypt, North Africa and
Europe.
In 1980, Mr. Leikin was
awarded ZOA's Brandeis
Award for "exemplary ser- r/
vice to Zionism and Israel."
During the 1982 Israeli
campaign in Lebanon. he
worked as consultant to
Israel Foreign Ministry's
information department in
Jerusalem for a period of
four months.
There is no charge. Call
ZOA, 569-1515, for reser-
vations.

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JHA Auxiliary
Holds Installation

The Auxiliary of the
Jewish Home for Aged will
hold its installation lun-
cheon 11 a.m. June 3 at
congregation B'nai Moshe.
The installation will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon fea-
turing the Bel Canto
Choral Society sponsored
by the city of Southfield
There is a charge. For
information call Kathleen
Wilson-Fink, 258-6709; or
Carol Metzger, 626-0365.
The nominated officers
for 1993-'94 include: presi-
dent, Hannah Moss; vice
presidents, Beverly Laker,
Larry Slutsky, Anna Mick-
el, Agi Alpert, Kathleen
Fink, Joanne Zuroff, Gail
Mandel, Geri Margolis;
secretaries, Sharon Berry,

Hannah Moss

Carol Metzger, Linda
Weiss, Rosaline Gilson,
Amy Berke, Rosie Schlus-
sel, and immediate past