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Evening star., 1961-05-24

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
installation
Is Saturday

Cleveland Chapter, Order O
DeMolay, will hold its 115tf
Public Installation of Officers
Saturday, at 8 p. m., in the Easf
Cleveland Masonic Temple, 1856
Bellmore rd.
Donald w. Jones, a Chevaliel
and Representative DeMolay, sor
.of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w
Jones, 1868 Ardmore rd., vii
be installed as Master Councillor
Kenneth d. Korosec, an R. D., Of
1888 Hartshorn rd., as senior
councillor; and James T. Bezdel
of 14727 Ardenall rd., as junior
councillor.
Other officers to be installed
are Thomas Rusnak, JOSEPH
Barnoski, James Dowdell, Rus.
sell Reinholz, Charles Wilson
Wilson Rick, Thomas Kennedy
Walter Butler, Stuart Clinton
William Howell, Paul Emch, Ed
ward Brass, Bernard Alberts
David Bunsey, Donald VanHorn
William Greuloch, and Donald
Schuping.
Ralph Schlag, district advisor
will be installing officer, assist
ed by John Hartline, Douglas
Knapp, Allan Richmond, Ronald
Wosky, and Dale Horn. Install.
ing soloist will be Marvin Price
sr., accompanied by Harold Bea
on the organ.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02

Mrs. Richardson
Is Reelected
Reelection of Mrs. William
Richardson as neighborhooc
chairman of st. Philomena's Cir
Scouts for 1961-1962 was the
highlight of the monthly meet.
ing held recently in the Rectory
Hall.
Assisting her for the yeal
will be Mrs. j. Hess, Mrs. Dor
Holley, Mrs. Charles Draper
Mrs. Dan Boyle, Mrs. Thomas
Horgan.
Plans are now being made foi
the annual bake sale by the
neighborhood troop mothers to
be held on Sunday, April 18th
the monthly Girl Scout Sunday
1t will be after all the Masses
The committee is Mrs. Dar
Boyle, Mrs. Charles Draper,
Mrs. H. Grove, Mrs. R. Schmidt
and Mrs. James c. Kinkaid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
Girl Scouts
BY Roselyn Scharschmidt

Caledonia neighborhood girl
scouts are emulating our ma.
tional leaders in practicing
world friendship-although or
a much younger and lower
echelon level.
This. year, instead of each
troops selecting a different
foreign country for study as
they have done in the past, the
choice of country was easy be-
cause of little Alexandra
Vidiakaki, tn e 12-year-old
Greek girl they adopted last
summer.
They are concentrating or
the research and study o1
Greek folk lore, dress, dance
culture, religion, handcraft
games, geography, history (an,
cient as well as modern)
m S, architecture anc
mythology. They have learned
Greek songs, words anc
phrases.
Kathy Fotinos, a member OF
troop No. 1914, prepared a
glossary of everyday phrases
with phonetic pronunciation for
study by the whole scout or
ganization.
Develops Understanding
The scout leaders find that
this concentration on a single
country not only brings the
girls closer to their foster sis
ter but it helps to develop
understanding, interest and ac-
ceptance of other people in
their day-to-day person-to-
person relationships.
The world friendship pro-
gram is conducted all year long
on a troop and inter-troop
level.
However, Monday, at $3.50
p. m. each brownie, intermedi-
ate and senior girl scout in the
Caledonia organization will
participate in a joint world
friendship program, to be held
in the Caledonia school audi
torium.
The program will be conduc-
ted by Dolores Alexander,
Kathy Moore and Linnea Stro-
berg of senior troop No. 146.
Each Troop Participates
Each troop will present a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
Caledonia Troops Practice
World Friendship On Greece

country. The fund sends girls
from a different group of coun-
tries each year to camp togeth-
er at the girl scout chalet in
Switzerland, paying travel ex-
pences and the cost Of the en-
campment.
Gifts are often made to help
in the development of girl
scouting in other countries
where the movement is starting
or where it is being re-estab-
lished after a period of war.
Mrs. George Raeburn is this
years world friendship chair
man with Mrs. D. E. Fritz her
co-chairman.
The Caledonia girl scout or
ganization consists Of 18 troops
Of girls who attend Caledonia,
Christ-the-King, Kirk and Shaw
schools-250 girls in all.
Mrs. J. V. Kirby is neighbor-
hood chairman and Miss Bertha
Clendenen, principal of Gale
donia Elementary School, is the
organizations sponsor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
Pack 335 Gets
Us Capital Flag

With pardonable pride Pack
335 makes a happy announce
ment! Through the efforts OF
Congressman Frances P. Bolton,
the Cub Scouts secured a new
5O-star flag which was actually
flown over the Capitol dome in
Washington, d. C.. An accom-
panying letter certifies to this
fact.
The eight-foot flag arrived
the day after the regular Febru-
ary meeting in Superior School
so the formal announcement
and presentation ceremony will
not take place until next month.
Last Friday in conjunction
with the February meeting the
Pack held it's annual Blue and
Gold dinner. All the Cubs moth
ers contributed to the menu and
a delicious dinner resulted.
Afterwards, awards were pre-
sented to the following hard
working Cub Scouts: Timothy
Comerford, Bobcat badge; Phil
ip LoGrande, one year service
star and bear badge; Peter
Peters, one year service star
and bear badge; Chris Stoner,
one year service star and Webe-
loes badge; Greg VanDuzer, a
gold arrow on his bear badge.
In addition, thank you certifi-
Gates were given to Joe Lo
Grande, Cubmaster; Art Ken
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
Scout News

Last weekend while 1S men,
bers of Scout Troop 10S were
at Camp Beaumont along the
Grand River, the 55-mile wind
which struck the area forced
them to strike their tents just
before the snow started falling
and abandon their site for a
nearby workshop for the rest
of the night.
While the wind and rain were
coming down heavily, they
moved their gear and tents into
the building about mile away
and were safe inside. just before
the snow started.
The troop was doing indi-
vidual cooking with each scout
preparing all his own meals
and since they couldn't build
wood fires inside, they used a
charcoal burner and a gas
burner.
Three scouts, David Griffith,
Ricky Bongiorno and Doug
Cowles decided they would like
to stay at the tent site to see
if they could last all night.
However by midnight, they had
to abandon all their gear in
cluding their sleeping bags, and
seek shelter inside the building
This turned out to be the
troops biggest camping adven-
ture since they began monthly
camping trips three years ago.
Even the new Tenderfoot scouts,
Richard Valentine, Bill Swear
ingen, Dennis Sabol and Donald
Sabol came through the ordeal
as seasoned campers, this being
their first tent-camping with
the troop.
Next troop meeting is Tues
day evening at Caledonia School
and the next camping venture
is at South Chagrin Reservation
March 1912 when all the troops
in the Western Reserve District
will be there at the same time.
Troop 108 will again be in
tents providing they can get
them dried out from last week
end. If not, they plan to wall up
one of the open shelters out
there with dining tarps and all
sleep under it.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02

different phase Of it's Greek
study-ranging from reciting
the Greek Girl Scout Promise
Tin Creek by troop No. SAL to
performing a Greek folk dance
(troop No. 1922. A Greek flag
was made by Patty Stansfield
and Jane Arezone of troop
No. 385.
Another feature will be the
presentation of each troop of
it's Juliette Low World Friend
ship Fund donated by every
girl either one penny for each
inch of her waistline or a penny
for each year of her age), set
up in memory of the founder of
Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.
Funds Promote World Scouting
The fund is used for the pro-
motion of girl scoutin G
throughout the world as a con-
tribution toward world peace
and good will. 1t is kept alive
and growing by girl scouts of
all ages and all parts of the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
"NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARTNEo

Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held or
Tuesday, March z, 1861 at 7:45
PM. in the Commission Room
in the East Cleveland City Hall
14340 Euclid Avenue, to con.
slider the following:
The East Cleveland City
Commission will consider the
recommendation of the Board
of Zoning Appeals to change the
rear 140 feet of the premises
known as 1901 Euclid Avenue
said parcel having a frontage
Of 140 feet on Alandale Avenue
and a depth Of SO feet from q
U1-H1-A2-B1 Zone to a U2-H2-
ABB Zone.
Pub. March 2. 1861
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02

Inedy, institutional representa-
tive, and den mothers Mrs. Pat
Alvarez, Mrs. Mary Stoner,
Mrs. Grace VanDuzer, and Mrs.
Martha Zeller, for all the time
and effort they have expended
in the past in behalf of clubbing.
In conclusion, announcement
was made of a train trip to
Youngstown on Railroad Day,
Saturday, March 18th, a Cleve-
land Barons Hershey Bears
hockey game, March 26th, and
an Indians baseball game some
time in May. After two short
movies the meeting was ad-
journed and the happy crowd
headed for home.
Cub Scout Pack 1856 had its
annual "Blue and Gold Banquet"
recently in Chambers Auditor
ium. Cubmaster Jim Stark re-
ports the evening was a huge
success. A smorgasbord dinner
was prepared by the mothers of
the cubs. Tom Hugebeck, assist
ant cubmaster gave the "Invo-
cation" After the dinner the
pack presented the cubmaster
with an Official Boy Scout Jack
ct for his devotion to Cubscout-
ing.
A skit titled, "The Life of
Lincoln" was then presented by
Mrs. Beukemans' Den 4. A ma
gician followed the skit, and
was enjoyed by Cubs, Parents,
and Guests.
The Guests for the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arnold,
Chambers PTA president; Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson, Boy Scout lead
er; Mr.. Carl Price, assistant dis
trict commissioner of Boy
Scouts; Mr.. and Mrs. Lisse, past
cubmaster; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Large, assistant cubmaster.
Highlights of the evening was
the Judging of the Genius Kits"
by the guests. Winners were Cub
Scout wayne Scharsu" and
Dad. Prizes for this event are
tickets to the Cleveland Barons
Hockey game.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02

DEAR NOM: Don't forget 10
call jeanne at GIL 1883 be-
fore s pm. Tuesday night. We
want to be sure to get that
Classified Ad in on time
They're Little ads but they sure
get, BIG results!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02
Dinners

Dinners are being served al
st. AIMS Tearoom of Our Lady
of Lourdes Shrine, 21320 Euclid
ave., on Sunday, March 5th from
1880 a. m. to $50 p m.
Both chicken and spaghetti
dinners are on the menu.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-03-02

LITTLE ADS with Big Re-
suits, folks say of our Classi-
feds. Why not try them out
yourself, and join our "Satis-
feds?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-13

800 g CRUSADE IN THE PACIFIC.
Documentary. "The Road ,Back-New
Guinea"
q CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING.
Sports l Hour. Steve Macy; 3. GoIem-
bewsk
800 g STAR PERFORMANCE.
Drama "Emergency." Lee Bowman stars.
400 @ CHALLENGE.
Public Affairs. Leaders of Tomorrow"
Bryson Rash interviews four members of
"GirIs' Nation"
@ METROPOLITAN MOVIE.
IVA Hours. "At Swords Point" 1852.
Lively costume meIodrama about the sons
of the Three Musketeers Cornell Wilde.
Maureen O'Hara
q EIcHMANN TRIAL.
Public Affairs. Bill Shaded, anchorman.
n TV HOUR OF STARS.
Movie SIS Min. "Fortune's Child" 1855.
An American finds little girl in his
care who is the subject of a custody
case. Charles McGraw.
4:3o q FROM HOLLYWOOD.
Drama "A Husband Appears" Sally
Brophy.
q ISSUES AND ANSWERS.
Public Affairs Secretary Of Health. Edu-
cation and Welfare Abraham Rbicoff
and Senator Thruston Morton debate
President kennedys domestic program.
ass q COLLEGE BOARD SHOW.
Fashion. New fall fashions for college.
Bob Dalton, host
500 q SUNDAY REPORT.
News, weather. sports. Streeter. For
roster, Michael.
q MATHIS FUNDAY FUNNIES.
Cartoons. Casper the Friendly Ghost
q ACCENT.
Public Affairs. visit to We Lapn
Agile" small Partisan night club that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-13
SUNDAY -
Afternoon, Cont.
Afternoon, Cont.

1:30 q THE CATHOLIC HOUR.
Religion. Second in series on men who
exempfied Catholic life in England
This week-"cardinal Newman" FiImed
at Oxford University
q SUNDAY MATINEE.
Movie. IVA Hours. "CrueI Swamp" 1856.
A poIicewoman, pretending to be a gun
molI, arranges prison break. Marie
Windsor. Beverly Garland.
200 N WORLD CONCERT ARTISTS.
Classic guitarist Andres SegoVia; So
oists Jan Peerce and Nadine Conner
2:30 G MOVIE FOUR MATINEE.
Movie. IVA Hours "0h Susanna" 1851.
Cavalry officer tries to prevent Sioux
uprising. Rod Cameron. Adrian Booth.
q JUDGE ROY BEAN.
Western. Edgar Buchanan stars
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Bonk and 81 Million
Vanish From Tonqier

Ito be on the high seas" the
story saii. contihuing In parH
Interpol Notified
Disappearance Of the insti-
tuition has been brought to the
attention Of the United States
State Department and the
Moroccan and Panamanian
Embassies by q growing stream
Of inquiries from frustrated
and frantic depositors. Most
Of these depositors seem to be
United States citizens and
many Of them are servicemen
stationed abroad.
The disappearance was re-
ported last week end to Inter-
pol. the international police
force.
Ascertaining the number and
names Of the depositors and
clients Is virtually impossible.
However. q Few bankers.
brokers and attorneys In New
York are known to be working
in behalf Of clients to recover
savings and securities from the
vanished bank.
One American depositor Is
repeatedly seeking to withdraw
$50, 900 in cash and securities.
Tangier-histo o city
Of intrigue-became an integral
part Of the Republic Of Mo-
rocco In 1859, and q series Of
stringent banking laws were
enacted.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Mon Is Charged
With Setting Fire
At Wife's Home

Municipal Court Judge Cath.
crime B. Kelly yesterday ordered
an arson suspect held under
$25. 900 bond. "A man burned
In the fire is In critical condi-
ton in Freedman's Hospital.
Detective Charles. M. Queen
of the thirteenth precinct said
Willie Wilson. 43, Of no known
address. was charged with ar
son after a $1,000 blaze Friday
ct 5ll 8 street NV. the home
Of his estranged wife.
william White. SO, q roomer
received second-degree burns
over most Of his body. Detective
Queen said. He said Wilson'S
two young daughters told
police they saw their father
toss . flaming box of matches
onto q bed in the house.
Judge Kelly continued the
case until February 10.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Castro Vows Vengeance
For Deaths Of Bockers

e"These are fruits Of the
anti Communist campaign of
reactiohary imperialists
and Of the Fascist and pro-
Franco clergy. They have
converted assassination into Q
virtue" y
He attacked specifically the
Spanish priests who make up a
majority Of the Roman Catholic
clergy in Cuba.
About 100 women demon
strated In front of the Presi-
Dental Palace last night
against the revival Of Castro
firing squad justice and clashed
with pro-Castro hecklers.
Most Of, them clad in black
the women marched on the
Palace carrying signs reading
END the Execution Of Oul
Sons" @.s',77s,
Fighting Starts
Fighting broke out when
hecklers tried to seize q Cuban
flag they were carrying. Mill
tiamen dispersed the crowd and
took one. woman and several
men into the Palace. appar.
emily for questioning.
The government yesterday
resumed the granting of exit
permits needed by Cubans and
all foreigners-except tourist:
TO leave the country. A
clampdown on such permit:
was imposed when the regime
proclaimed an invasion alert
and charged that President
Eisenhower intended to send In
the Marines before he left
office. The alert also was lifted
when President Kennedy tool
office without any invasion
taking place.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Peace Agency
Proposed in ~
Bill in House
~ he Aasaciatad srs,a

A national peace agency te
conduct research in disarma-
ment control and train enforce.
ment teams was proposed today
in q House bill.
Representative Kastenmeier
Democrat Of Wisconsin, princi-
pal author Of the bill. said the
measure would provide:
A laboratory for peace, to
conduct research on scientific
approaches ito disarmament
controls and on political and
economic tensions.
A training center to recruit,
train and supply enforcement
teams to police atomic test
bans. -
An advisory council Of pri-
vate citizens.
Seminars at which others
could express their views.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
IS Senators Ask
Joint Budget Unit
By the Associated Press

Sixty-five Senators have
Joined In sponsoring legislation
TO set up O new Senate House
committee to analyze presiden-
tial budgets and how to finance
them.
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat
Of Arkansas. introduced the bill
In the Senate, in behalf Of all
OF them. The Senate three
times has passed q similar
measure. but each time the
House rejected 1t.
Republican Leader Dirksen,
without mentioning any par.
ticular bill, promptly urged the
Senate to abolish the practice
Of multiple sponsorship. 7
Senator Russell. Democrat Of
Georgia. also protested against
the multiple sponsorship prac-
tice.
Senator Russell said there
have been instances in which
Senators co-sponsored some
bill, but after learning more
details about its provisions, had
to do an about face and op-
pose the legislation.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Stiff Controls
ReiIrposed
In Venezuela

CARACAS, Venezuela. Jan.
"a (AP). * President Romulc
6etancourt. charging Commu-
nists and pro- Castro leftists are
plotting q new rebellion. last
night reversed q s-hour-old
order restoring constitutional
guarantees to Venesuelans.
Mr.. Betancourt said the plot
ters, some Of them disgruntled
or former Venezuelan military
men backed by Dominican die
tator Rafael TrujiIlo. seek to
establish o dictatorship pat
termed on Fideis Castro's Cuban
regime. * -. II n, & ''' ....> .1.
Guarantees Restored Briefly
Mr.. Betancourt su spended
guarantees Of free speech and
assembly and immunity to arbi-
trary arrest November 2S dur
ing wild leftist rioting that
swept this capital. He restored
the guarantees yesterday. But
nine hours later suspended
them again.
The government said the
Trujillo Dominican regime had
urged Venezuelan military men
ousted for conspiring against
Mr.. Betancourt to make a new
attempt on his life.
A bomb explosion which the
government blamed on Tru-
jillo-backed plotters seriously
burned Mr.. Betancourt last
June. The Organization of
American States agreed the
Dominican Republic had COM
mitted aggression against Vene-
zuela and most American re-
publics, including the United
States, broke diplomatic rela-
tions with Gen. Trujillo and
curtailed economic relations.
Agitation On Increase
Interior Minister Luis Au-
gusto Dubuc said in q televi-
sion speech last night activity
by Venezuelan Communists
and the leftist Revolutionary
Movement Party 'is becoming
more aggressive and hostile,
melting to disobedience and
civil war" Leftist agitation has
stimulated pro-Castro con-
spiratorial activity" he said.
Mr.. Betancourt put down
rioting in many parts Of Vene-
zuela last November and De-
cember only with q great show
Of armed might. On December
II, he ended seven days of
bloody rioting In Caracas by
ordering in army tanks and
heavy weapons. At least II per-
sons were killed.
The army. q question mark
In Venezuela, remained loyal
at that time, as did most Of
the civilian population.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
KENNEDY HAS
RECOLLECTION OF
HAND ON BIBLE

President Kennedy re-
calls that he did place his
hand on the Bible in
taking his oath Of office
at the Capitol Friday.
His press secret ary,
Pierre Salinger, relayed
this word to newsmen who
had inquiries from readers
who noticed his hand was
not on the Bible in news
pictures Of the event.
Mr.. Salinger said Mr.
Kennedy conceded perhaps
he did drop his hand down
to his side after first
placing 1t on the Bible.
But anyway. he said, the
President feels "the impor.,
tant thing was taking the
oath"-not where his hand
was.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Senotor Prouty
Hos Operation
By the Associated Press

Senator Prouty. Republican
Of Vermont, was operated or
yesterday for what his surgeon
said was the successful removal
Of "a small malignant area" In
the lower intestine.
DR.. Robert Coffee. the sur.
Igeon, said there was no indi.
cation Of spread Of the malig.
nancy and that he anticipated
q complete recovery.
The surgery was performed
at Georgetown University Hos
pital.
Senator Prouty, IS, wa.
elected to the Senate In 1855
after serving our terms in the
House.
Evening star., 1961-01-24

his government through two
years Of storm in the wake Of
the fallen Perez Jimenez die
tatorship. It has survived an
attempt at q military coup and
an attempt on the Presidents
life laid to plots by dictator
Rafael Trujillo Of the Domini-
can Republic.
At the same time, the Betan.
court government wrestled
with problems inherited from
an economy Of waste and cor.
ruption under the Perez Jim
ene3 regime. It Is struggling
with difficulties brought on by
q flight Of capital from the
country ut o time when many
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Ocean Find May Solve
1927 Plane Mystery

BOSTON, Jan. "a (AP)-A
34-year-old aviation myster,
may have been solved by 8
Maine lobsterman and q forme,
French resistance flyer.
On May 8, 1927, Capt. Charlie.
Nungesser. one Of the most
famous Of the French aces
OF World War I. took off In q
white biplane for q flight tc
New York in quest Of q $3.50
prize.
Despite numerous rumor,
that the plane had been sighted
from Newfoundland to Maine
and on to New York no trace
Of Capt. Nungesser and his co.
pilot Francois Coli has evel
turned up. =. ~
Crowds rioted in Paris when
first reports that the daring
flyers had landed safely In New
YORK were proved false. Fol
months afterwards reports
filtered out Of isolated settle
ments from Cape Race, New.
foundland: Labrador, Novs
Scotia. and Maine that the
plane, HOiseau Blanc TIN
White Bird. had been sighted
Wreckage Dragged Up
Recently 1obasern8n ROoest
McVans Of Clife bland Il,
Casco Bay. Maine, dragged ur
some wreckage caught on one
Of his lobster pots set in water
116 feet deep off Jewell Island
For the last few years lob
stermen had been hauling ur
small bits Of wreckage. but Mr.
McVane's new catch" was the
largest fragment to be recog-
nized as plane wreckage. It
appeared to be part of an
instrument panel.
The debris was shown to q
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Castro Is Witness
At Five Marriages

HAVANA, Jan. "a (AP)-
Fidel Castro appeared in q new
role today-as q witness at five
marriages. 80
Ten new revolutionary teach.
ers decided to marry during
graduating exercises in the
theater Of the Confederation Of
Cuban Workers. st:
A woman justice Of the peace
performed the civil ceremonies
with Mr.. Castro and Justice
Minister Alfred Yabur signing
as witnesses. .f.
Evening star., 1961-01-24

were unsure that Venezuela
would not 60 the way Of Cuba
But today there is scarcely
q man in Mr.. Betancourt's Ac-
cion Democratica Party who
has any use for Fidel Castro
There Is far less fear Of the
power Of Castra than existed
only eight or nine mnths ago
Above all, the vigorous and de-
termined men who are Mr.
Betancourt's top aides in Vene-
zuela's struggle for economic
and political stability. are
exuding confidence that, no
matter how formidable the
problems ahead. they will get
the job done.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Dr.. PossonY to Speak

DR.. Stefan T. Possony, pro-
fessor Of international politics
lat the Graduate School Of
Georgetown University, will
speak to the Navy's Medical
Service Corps guest lecture Sc
ries at 8 pm. Friday at the
Naval School Of. Hospital .Ad-
ministration, Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda.