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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Wiehifa Man Dies
Suddenly Was DeIegofe
To Eiks Midwest Assn.

f.swis Rogers, 81. Of 2302 RAN
com Road Wichita. Kaus.. dele
gate 70 the Middle Western As
ISOLATION died suddenly early Tues
day morning, June 30. at 1919
Knox Az ~. where he and his
wife we're stopping
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Clsmon Rogers, one son Kenneth
" Rogers. a daughter. Mrs Mar
te lawson. All OF wichita and
other relatives The son and
daughter came to Minneapolis 10
he with their mother
The remains were shipped Wed.
ncsday night to Wichita, where
funeral arrangements are in
charge 81 the Citizens Funeral
Home
Woodland Funeral Home was IN
charge of the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
cirizENs NEAR CAFE
COMPLAIN or lOirEpiNC
AND NOISY PATRONS

iouscholders in the area near
Perkins cafe. Western and 81 An
thoBy have been complaining 10
tho police department about the
loiterers who gather outside the
cafe nightly
Squad Car 900 reported recently
that usually IN the early morning
hours there are ten 10 - men
and usually some girls talking
loudly arguing and swearing and
using tilthy language on the side
walk on The boulevard IN front o.
the cafe
CitiscnS up 70 a block away
complain about thc noise and tho
coming and going 81 This noisy
element
officers who have told The lott.
errrs 70 quiet DOWN or SO inside
report they receive znlde remarks
and racial slurs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
NorfCE or monIG A.g
V-nREtH HE SALE

NOTICE RS MEHEHN grvEN. That
default has ne urrea iu the condi
ttDs ~ that certain moftEaKa.
dbtFi ths 3fra day % pscsn,B.r.
tH3E executed BY Fthnk ~ AtarkaQ
and astsAhath stars ~ ~ ntartgastfs
81 Frances Wise. ~ uArtkaass.
fjiad faf record lr TIE office ~ ths
Eegl4tnr 20 Deeds ih and far tNe
County % Wannsptn. Anl state -
A}uhesots on tha seth day ~ PEE
ard recorded 10 Faok ssls af Me-
zaKp R0eatds. pues ata. pocausnt
80 lt1a1at tha3 Ho acttan er BROS
ree1fUG has Hasn fasftfuts8 a. lzw
- rrvovFr ths &enf rsgursi hT eaE8
n,uffaNEa, ~ any paFi thereof fhaE
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aBsn Hsta nr1vtaa9a trgi4Baue IS.
Fheasansi Siaetf ven ara -o1ae
noliars taat fal rsutd.AEE. ar8
that nursHant - ths pawsr a saie
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naefgaNu ard tarva n ANY q. -
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
THOMAS HENRY. ACTIVE
IN UNION CIRCLES
DIES BURIAL JUNE 10

Services for Thomas Mclvern
Henry ot tlis James Az " who
died Iune % after prolonged
ulneaa were held AZ 2 pm Mon
day. June ~. az w0odarda Fun
orai chapel with Rev NJ 4, sim.
mons officiating
Mr. Henry had been ~ Tor more
than year and hospltaliSed In
tcrmiitently during that timc lie
entered Ne sinai hospital May 90
and surrounded Iune % he was
horn IN Curfeyvlle. Rams and
resided In Minneapolis since 1919.
Prior 10 his illness he hal been
an active pomher and board Nom
her OF Construction and labor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
MACEDONIA RAPTIsT

Sunday, June Is. the II am,
service was a most welcome and
heart warming service Rev Ben
iamin Cassius used for a subject
"A Christians Message" and took
for a text John ] 29. His message
makes everyone responsible for
carrying the message Of Christ 70
all Of the world The message was
enjoyed by all
All visitors were welcomed and
invited 10 come again
At the 7.30 hour Rev Caxsius
spoke at Bethesda Baptist church.
using for his subject, "Eyangeliz-
ing The Church" II was another
very inspiring message and was
hailed by large attendance,
Macedonia win be guest az St
James AME church on Thursday
evening at T:3O pm.
Rev - G. Cassiua. Pastor.
Mildred Nealy, secretary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

day, June 70, and succumbsd early
Sunday morning Re was born
IN Minden. La and had been a
resident ~ Minneapolis since 1903
He had been employed IN the
Pullman service Tor 90 years until
his retirement about ~ years
ago
lie was member ~ AHfhor
illyard Lodge Va. 2. s. \ An
ard member 81 81 Peters AME
church
Surviving are his widow Hrs.
Albcrtha McEiroy, one daughter.
Mrs Alice Black o. Chicago two
soma. Walter Jr N Minneapolis
ard Jesse u San Francisco. cabfs
seven grandchildren one sister
ana five brothers
ffirhl WAS IN Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home In charge u the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
kAAcP Victory
Dunce July 4fh

Robert NJ Patterson. Chairman
Of the 81. Paul BAACP Dance
Committee announced today final
plans have been completed FOR the
1859 Golden Anniversary victory
Dance.
The 81 Paul NAACp member
ship Campaign nctted over 1000
members during May Of mis- year
and q capacity crowd la expected
at the Air Conditioned Adzona
Room Prom Ballroom - celebrate
NJ thls affair
The King and Queen, Minnesota
NAhc'p win be crowned "a n spec
iai climax 10 the days festivities
and outstanding mFmberahIp cam
paigu workers vii b. awarded
Merit Certificates during an ~.
tgrmisslon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union To Present Soy
n With Flowers"

"HaY n Win Flowers viii be-
he theme when ths Minneapolis
Gospel Chorni Union presents
program a. Gospel Temple iiausr
u Refuge. 1908 Fourth Az 9
sunday July ., at $50 pm
Special features viii be- the Mol
otope Singers. Scott Ringers a04
the Minneapolis Youth Union choir
under the direction ~ Mrs Ruth
DALEY Baskets ~ flowers vii be-
used n PROPULSION, symbolic 81 the
theme
Everyone N invited 70 attend
Mrs Dessio Gresham and M
Ralph q pHmm ara In charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
sARATnANI BAPTIST


Sunday mornings deyotions were
led BY Deacons Seiiars and Wal
lace. Rev. Stanley r. Kings ser
mon was very tnsplrationaL The
scripture reading was taken from
81. John 33-5 Il Z. Music was
furnished by the choir with VII
liam Lennon at the organ and
Mrs Mary Linzie Of South Bend
Indiana as our guest pianist
Mrs. Grace Walker united with
the Sabathani Baptist Church by
Christian experience and Mr.. Hum
phrey as a candidate for baptism.
We were honored 20 have the
Masonic Organization with US al
four o'clock for their annual St
Johns Day We invite them 10
come again
At six O'Clock our radio broad
cast WAX presented over WMTN
Since last Sunday was Fathers
Day and our broadcast was not
heard because Of technical diff
eiilties Rev. King dedicated this
program Ia all fathers and to Rev
Henry Bolts, retiring minister OF
Zion Baptist Church He entitled
his sermon 'FootAtcps on the
sands Of Time" using as his text
Proverbs 1922
William b Hale was our guest
director and soloist for the broad
cast.
The subject OF Rev Kings next
sermon viii be Fruits Of Rsgen-
Grafton on July /. we VIII Join
IN the service with ST James AME
and on July gath we vii have the
Roberta Martin Singers Of Chi
cago with us.
The Sabathani Baptist Church
invites you 20 wUrahip with us IN
our service.
Nellie Burnett, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Services Held For
Mrs. lido Yurpin

Services for Mrs. Ida Turpln
Of 2ss ~ Avon 81 Who died Tilss.
day. June %. IN Ancker hospital
were held IL am Friday. June 2e
at Brooks Funeral Home with
Rev CALVIN Parker. assistant pas.
tor ~ So. James AnE church
officiating
Visitation was held Thursday.
June Is
The deceased was born IN Penn.
syivania and had lived In ST. PAU
for more than 35 years She was
member Of St James AME
church.
Che IL survived BY one son. Lee
X Tarpin Of Tulsa. Okla formerly
Of 81 Paul who came 10 the city
to attend her funeral
Burial was in F.inhurst eema-
tsry with Brooks Funeral Home in
charge OF the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
EARL a. STEPHENS IS
FATALLY STRICKEN
IN CHICAGO STATION

Funeral services Tor Earl A.
Stephens ~ 1898 3ist Az s Who
died suddenly 1hursday June -.
"a Chicago were held at ~ am
Tuesday June 90 ~ a local funeral
home Rev W T. Battle pastor n
Gospel Temple House ~ Refuge.
ofhciatsd win burial IN Lakewood
cemetery
Mr. Stephens WIS stricken in
the Union station In Chicago while
0n his way - board a train for
Minneapolis on hts regular run lie
bad not been M and his sudden
passing came as shock 10 his
family and friends
ITO was born IN <ingsbury Tex.
and had been resident u Min
noap0bs for ~ years. he was a
member % Zion Baptist church. a
member ~ The Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Poftrrs and member
nt Eureka Lodge y q AM 81
Chicago
no BE- survived b. his wife Mrs
uIfe stephens twp SONS Lawrence
Gray ard Terry 9tcphena one
daughter Diane aIl ag minneapolis.
tw9 brothers Leon Stephens Min,
haapolls and Harvey stephens Of
fiaHslun Tex fear sisters. Mrs
iuby Graham Of Minneapolis Mrs
uurthl Porter Richmond cal2
SRA Lillian House. Sacramento
Hra Wiih Mas Davis NeH Rich.
mHHd cam and other relatives
ilw brother Harvey ~ Houston
.fm came 20 the city to attend
hr funeral
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Suinf PouI
Open Occupancy
Opinion Neor

The st Paul City Attorney,
Louis p. sheehan win announce
his legal opinion on the proposed
Open Occupancy Ordinance" in
81 Paul, Minnesota Thursday.
July 8, 1859 before the city coun.
CHI.
Leonard II Carter. President
81 Paul Branch, NAACP stated
that the Association along with
the Citizens Committee for Open
Occupancy win be present to cali
for the immediate enactment OF
such a law for 81 Paul Mime
sofa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
JOHN CARR DTS: REMAINS
SHIPPED TO IOWA

Tohu Carr formerly ~ $50 E'il-
Tor Az. died Tuesday June 20 in
a hospital IN Hastings Mimi
where he had been a patient Tor
the past two months
Visitation wtll be held At Brooks
Funeral Home after pm Thurs
day. July 2. until ~ am Friday
The remains win he shipped 70
nes Moinea, Ia for service and
burial
lie Is survived by n sister In
Des Moinea: nicer. Mrs Mar
garot James Of ST. Paul and other
relatives
Brooks Funeral Home r. In
charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
DAVID sEARES DIES:
FUNERAL PLANS
NOT COMPLETED VET

David Searles, formerly ~ ST.
Paul died June 30 IN Crosby MINI
F'mrral win be held Friday,
Idy 3, az Sc Peter Ciaver Cath
ole church
F1nal arrangements had not been
completed At press time For fur.
Their information call Alexander
Funeral Home which IS IN charge
81 arrangements MI f.0733.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

TO achieve, before we can have
any fear OF any Of these things to
cause rs 20 lose any popularity.
Mrs Dolores Webb accompanied
The Mems Glee chorus on the piano.
and Mrs Elise Lyle accompanied
on the organ.
Mr. Robert II. Taylor was gen
eral chairman.
Key simmons was guest speak
er al $3.50 in the afternoon for the
dedication OF Mother st. James
AME church, 5000 Smelling Ave
Prayer meeting every THURSDAY
night 1880.
Mrs Lucille McAdams. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
FELIX clhRDY, LONG
TIME RESIDENT DIES

Final rites for Felix CIardy. %
2437 9th Az g.. vino died Wednea
day morning. July / win be held
at pm Friday. July B. at Hen
nepin Avenue Methodist church
Rev Charles r. Sweet win offlei
ate. with burial IN Hillside GENE
terry
Mr. Clardy had been in poor
health for the past five years and
hoapltalized internationally during
the past year He was born IN
Arkansas and came to Minneapolis
in 1919, where he has resided
since that time.
Re was member ~ Hennepln
Avenue Methodist church ard of
Anchor Hniyard Lodge No 2, y
a. A M. and a retired pullman port
err Anchor flilyard Lodge win hold
a short service
He is survived by hls wife, Mrs
Mary . Clardy. two sons James
and Fletcher Eugene ciardy Min
neapolis. one daughter Mrs Er
ma Ciardy Craven. Minneapolis,
two brothers. Richard Cinrdy ~
Loossburg Ark and A Rceder
Clariy ~ Denver Colo two nts
tera Gertrude Edwards o. Texas
and Mrs Ijule Thompson 81 Mus
koRec Okla six grandchildren
and a number Of niecea and ncp
hews
Neal Funeral Home u IN charge
81 tbs service
TIE two brothers. Richard and
Reodcr Ciardy came 20 tho city 10
attend funeral service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
MRS. MARY ANDERSON
DTS FUNERAL RITES
FRIDAY. IUlY JRD

aNrvieos Tor Mrs MARY Amber
son 90 ~ o0T irving Az N who
died 10 Minneapolis General hoa
pital Maniny june 10 glu bc held
Friday J1y Q az Woodland Funeral
Chapel % ~ am
she ls survived bY guo sister
Mrs hiabsi Bmilh minneapolis
two uaphrwa ana three niorca
The deceased was native ~
New London Mo and hBl lved
IN Minneapolis TOT SIX years
Burial win be IN crystal Lake
cemetery with Wnoaar1 Funeral
ilape Ia charge % the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
MVsleal friday, June 10,
Will Ctimas Week
OF Music Clinics

Mrs Virginia Davis ~ Chicago
national song writer and gospel
singer yin BE- presented AZ tho
pre- convention musical sponsored
ny the Music Auxiliary ~ me
state Baptist Convention Tho mus.
ioni viii climax tho aesif ~ music
cliniea and win be held a ZION
baptist church Minneapolis WI
day July 10 AZ i pm while D.
fiaio VIII direct The public Is IN
vited and there Is 10 admission
charge
Mrs Dora Hardy Is president ~
state cholra Mr. Ralph g Primm
- dean of schools and Mru pessla
Gresham IL publicity chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
In Memorian
IN MEMoRIAM

In memory Of Orene Williams.
husband and father who passed
away July Z. 1924
God has taken You away
just FOR a moments rest.
We viii meet again some day
Our Dear God knows what's best
Sadly missed by wife. Mrs. Car
RE Williams. daughters. Mrs Edith
Preston and Mrs ora williams and
sons Sydney and George williams
and grandchildren
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
WALTER MeTLRoY So.
RETIRED PULLMAN MAN
DIES RIIEs JUlY 4

Final fitra for Walter McElr0v
HF N tntI clinton Az iong
time resident ~ Minneapolis who
Died eauy Sunday morning Juno
20 we're held AT 9 pm Thursday
July 2, ~ 81 Peters AnE church
with Hsv NJ =. Simmons pastor
officiating Visitation was We'd
neatay afternoon a Woodland Fuu
sul chapel
Mr. MrEiroy he'd been Ia riupR
health got mo paat year To ra
tered NJ 8nnl hospital uu Tues
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
CHURCH
NEWS

ginning al 1 pm. Saturday July
4 and win continue 10 6 pm. Come
early II you like. All are welcome
Mrs. r Henderson, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Happy Couple

Pretty daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles v Noble. Ionyornc Isa
ieile, aad husband Stanley D.. Wii
Hams raiiats happiness following
their marriage NJ ~. Leonard ~
Port Maurice Catholic church Sat,
ufdey morning. June "a. Dr. and
Nfa Charles a. Williams ~ ~
Paul are parents of thn groom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

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The Arizona post., 1959-12-11

tartan, nationwide, m n |
hospital.
In an interview with the
Intermountain Jewish News
here, DR.. FiShbein credited
the virtual elimination of
medical school admission dis
elimination to the rise of the
Jewish-sponsored Ch lea G o
Medical College and Einstein
Medical College of Yeshiva
University.
Ten years ago, he said,
there were six applicants for
every place in a medical
school freshman class. Today,
there are two applicants for
every place. Grade require
ments also are lower.
If there were quotas in the
past, he declared, they were
geographical and not religi-
Gus. State medical colleges
favor entrants from their own
state, he pointed out. Never
theless, geographical quotas
worked against the tremend-
Gus number of New York City
Jewish applicants, he said, un-
til New York State increased
the number of its medical
schools in the past decade.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11

MARVIN VOLK and NOR
RIS SHANHOUSE have been
appointed to the regional ex-
ecutive board for the western
states of the National Jew
ish Welfare Board.
IRV OSTROY has been
elected chancellor command
er of the Knights of Pythias
and will be installed in Of
flee Jan. 5. Other officers
elected were MURRAY ROSE,
vice chancellor; MOE WOLF,
prelate; HENRY GOLDEN,
master of Works; BILL COR
DON, financial secretary; DA-
VID SPRING, treasurer; HY
PODOLSKY, inner guard;
Ellie WINKELLER, outer
guard. And named to the
house committee were LOU
WOLF, IRV LANGSAM, IRV
LEVINSON and IRV BABIN.
DIR. NATHAN KOLINS
was recently elected to the
American College of Physi-
sicianS WILLIAM MALSH
has been appointed chairman
of the Arizona Committee of
the American League to Abo-
lish Capital Punishment. The
target of the committee is to
eliminate capital punishment
in the state by 1865. Some
national members of the
group are Eleanor Roosevelt,
DR.. Karl Meninger and Har-
ry Golden. :.
MIR. SAMUEL SHULKIN,
father of MRS. ABE MAX
LER, passed away in Sioux
City Nov. u ..
MARTIN b. HALPERN
was chosen for membership
in Phi Beta Kappa and Phi
Kappa Phi at the University
of Arizona for his high schol-
astic standing. He also won
a general university scholar
ship YAACOV GOLD
SCHMITT, Israeli student at
the University of Arizona,
was elected to Alpha Zeta ag-
ricultural honorary, and IRA
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11
vi. Sisferhood

The Sisterhood of Cong.
Young Israel will hold a mem
bership luncheon Dec. 10 at
1890 pm. in the congregation
auditorium at 2443 E. Fourth.
New members will be
guests of the Sisterhood at
the luncheon and the public
is invited. The cost is a $1.5O
donation.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Fannie Lam
pher or Mrs. George Winters.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11
Round the Town


MISHKIND was elected to
Beta Gamma Sigma, COM
merce honorary. -.
Nine local members of the
PIONEER WOMEN are send
ing a refrigerator to School
Chaviv in Rishon LIE Zion in
Israel. The school provides
refugee children with their
main meal.
MIR. AND MRS. GERALD
VEGODSKY and their chill
dren, STEVEN and ELLEN,
have moved from Whitestone,
NY. and now are living at
45O3 E. Goth st. The Gerald
Vegodskys are the children of
the MAX VEGODSKYS of
Tucson.
Also now residing in Tue
son are the children of MIR.
AND MRS. JOE PEPPER.
They are MIR. AND MRS.
BEN PEPPER and their chill
dren, JOAN AND PAUL.
JOE APPEL, son of REV.
AND MRS. ELMER APPEL,
spent his birthday with his
family over the Thanksgiving
holiday. He is teaching in Ven
tura, Calf. =.
SHIRLEY STEIN, daughter
of DR.. AND MRS. HANS
STEIN, was presented a ply
sical education award Dec. 2
at a dinner at the Pioneer
Hotel at which Shane Nc
Carthy, national chairman of
the Presidents Council for
Youth Fitness, spoke. The
chairman made the preSenta-
ton to Shirley who is a fresh
man at Pueblo High School. ,.
MRS. JOHN COOPERMAN
was the top prize winner of a
freezer at the recent B'nai
Birth Harvest Moon ball.
Among other winners were
MIR. AND MRS. AL ROGERS
with a trip to Las Vegas.
MIR. AND MRS. HYMAN
Gable have moved into the
new Vista del Monte Court at
1859 E. Water. DAVID CAB
BE, grandson of the Cables,
received a $500 fellowship at
NIT for studies in analytical
chemistry.
MRS. FANNIE SUSSMAN
of New York is visiting her
children and grandchildren,
MIR. AND MRS. JACK
SMITH and daughters. {.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The
Israel Government plans to
invest at least $2OO,OOO,OOO
in the next five years in gov
ernment-owned companies.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11
Medical School 'QUotos'
Are Gone---Dr. Fishbein

DENVER JTA)-"Today any qualified Jewish boy
doctor will have trouble getting into
medical school," Fishbein, wellknoWn medical
editor said on an inspection here of the Mental Health
Center the first free JeWishsponsored nonsec
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11

NEW YORK, (JTA)-The
International Synago que,
sponsored at Idlewild Interna-
tional Airport by the New
York Board of Rabbis, will
contain a Jewish museum.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11
Card of Thanks

The family of the late Miriam A.
Freshman of 1121 Benson High
way wishes to thank their many
friends for the kind expressions
of sympathy during their great
bereavement.
The Arizona post., 1959-12-11
Social Service
Aids Named

Appointments to the Jew
ish Family Service committee
were announced by David
CARRIER, chairman.
The new members appoint
ed to a three-year term are
Mines. Edna Mandelbaum,
Donald Pitt, Marvin Volk and
David Wiener.
Appointed chairman for
Chanukah arrangements for
gifts to the needy and cheer
packages for hospital patients
is Mrs. Mayme Schoenberg.
JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
Michael S. Comay, deputy
chairman of Israels delega-
ton to the current General
Assembly at the United Ma
tions, has been appointed as
IsraePs permanent represen-
tative to the UN.