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Jacob Geller to Be Honored by Windsor
Jacob D. Geller, past prey- nine battle stars and a Pres-
ident of the Windsor Jewish I idential Unit citation.
Community Council and well
Past president of the Es-
known civic leader, will re- sex County Liberal Council,
ceive the Greater Windsor he is chairman of the social
Foundation's Award of Merit planning c o m m i t t e e and
a at a hanquet Thursday in budget- committees of United
Clean, Auditorium .
Community Services. He is
Geller, who will be cited lifetime chairman of' the Is-
for his distinguished service rael Bond Campaign and al-
' on behalf of Windsor, is a so has been chairman many
native of that city and a times of the United Jewish
We have a coat collect ion graduate of its schools Ile is Appeal He is a member of
past president of the Greater Shaar Ilashomayim Syna-
from here to \larch.
W'indsor Foundation and in gogue, Harmony Masonic
Double breasted and
19C,7 received the Confedera- Lodge, Mocha Temple Shrine
single. Corduroy to
Lion of Canada Centennial and Windsor Lodge of Bnai
Medal
in recognition of his Brith and associate member
cashmere - twills,
service to the nation. of Temple Beth El.
tweeds. camel hair,
Born in 1899, Geller was 19
A director of the Windsor
saxonys, suedes. and
years old when he purchased branch of the Conference of
leathers in between. The
the Windsor News Co., and Catholics, Jews and Protes-
one shown here is a fitted he headed the firm until re- tants, Geller is past director
tiring two years ago. He of the Essex County Histori-
coachman style in all-
holds an LLB degree from cal Society. He also is a di-
wool herringbone for
the Detroit College of Law rector of the Green Shield
5155. It's just one of
and was admitted to the Prescription Service.
State Bar of Michigan. During
In the newspaper business,
dozens you'll find. from
World
War II , when he saw he has been a circulation
$135 to $250. Come in and
action with the Navy in the executive in Milwaukee, Bos-
try some on. We promise
Pacific Theater, he received ton and Chicago; was presi-
sing
a coat.
Kahane Can't Leave Israel Now,
Supreme Court Rules' on Appeal
JERUSALEM (JTA) —The appeared recently in Playboy
Supreme Court Sunday over- magazine. At first, he said
ruled a Tel Aviv district he saw the role of the Jewish
court's order that would have Defense League in New York
permitted Rabbi Meir Ka- as a protective arm against
hane, leader of the Jewish the threat of hooliganism by
Defense League, to leave the Blacks. Later he turned his
country while law enforce- attention to the "defense" of
ment authorities decide Jews of Israel, which only
whether or not to bring succeeded in landing him in
charges against him in con- jail.
nection with JDL arms
smuggling attempts.
Rabbi Kahane's passport
was confiscated when he was
remanded in custody last
month. A magistrate's court
released him on IL 40,000
bail 10 days ago but did not
return his passport.
The district court to which
the JDL leader appealed
suhsequently or de red his
passport returned and per-
mitted him to go abroad for
one month provided he did
not go to the United States.
The decision was chal-
lenged by the state's attor-
ney whose appeal to the Su-
preme Court was upheld Sun-
day by Justice Haim Cohen.
A decision on whether to
bring charges against Rabbi
Kahane was expected this
week.
The JDL leader, address-
ing students at Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity last Saturday night,
said the JDL would run as a
political party in next year's
Knesset elections because its
aim was to defend the char-
acter and image of Jews.
The spokesman of the Ju-
dea and Samaria Military
Government said earlier that
Kahane may visit Hebron
on a one-time basis, on con-
dition the visit is for pur-
poses of prayer.
The spokesman said the or-
der issued by the military
governor banning Rabbi Ka-
hane and his followers from
visiting Hebron was aimed at
preventing the JDL from
carrying out its intention
of publicly "confronting" the
mayor, Sheikh Mohammed
Ali Ja'abari, in connection
with his alleged role in tie
1929 Hebron riots.
The rabbi acknowledged
that the JDI, had organized a
training course in the use of
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and doninohn Detroit
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arms for its members in the
United States. hah.ine served
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
88 Students Begin Touro's Second Year
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Touro College, New York
City's newest four-year lib-
eral arts college, last week
welcomed its second entering
class of 38 freshmen and 15
sophomores. They were join-
ed by 35 returning students
from the school's first year.
Dr. George Cohen, dean of
the college, said the students
were selected from appli-
cants who were attracted to
the school's "high academic
thole
winter
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to keep you warm.
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standards, personalized ed-
ucation and emphasis on
Jewish studies and values."
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LEASING ALL MAKES
JACOB GELLER
dent of the Periodical Dis-
tributors of Canada; and
chairman of the board of the
Bureau of Independent Pub-
lishers and Distributors.
For his public service, he
has received the St. Ursula
Medal, the Israel Freedom
Medal, St. Clair College hon-
orary diploma of business
administration and the Bnai
Brith man of the year award.
Geller and his wife, Suz-
anne, have a son, Stephen
Bromberg of Detroit and
three grandchildren.
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