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State Will Pay Cost of Tuition for Air Base Children 16 THI: POST-STANDARD Saturday, September 6, 1947 Sfichman Rules School Districls To Be Reimbursed The state of Now York will pay the cost of tuition of children living on the army air base housing project to the school districts in the area, Mayor J'rnnk J. Costello announced ycvieYday afternoon after a telephone conversation with Herman T. Stichman, state housing commissioner. Certain State Good Costollo said Stichman toicl him the school'superintendents in the districts "should know that the state Is good" 'or the cost of educating tne children. Coatcllo and Stichman were reported of the opinion that the children should be given opportunity to attend schools which have beer, closed to them since Ihc term opened and that settlement i the state lor the cost involved be mndc later.

A reporter Hiked the mayor. "No march on city hall?" Cnstcllo answered: "I don't They can march if they want to." Reference to the march on city halt followed reports parents of some children denied entrance to district schools during the past few days would call on the mayor in a body, demanding educational jfa- Woman Regains Consciousness, Coma Is Mystery Altno Mrs. Vei a Corsivo, 22, oi 519 Corsivo had re-enlisted in the army in Onondaga General nospital yesterday and is considered out of danger, no effort will be made to Manlius Youngster Seriously Injured In Truck Accident Vincent Michael Wychules, 3, of Manlius was in lair condition in St Joseph hospi'al yesterday where he was taken alter he suffered a fractured skull and fractured hip when lie ran into the side of a truck near question, her until next week, nome. The lad, son of Mr and Vm- Criminal Deputy Sheriff Wychu es oi 9 Seneca CHILDREN' PROTEST LACK OP air base children, sons anrl daughters of world war 2 veteians, v. ho attended outdoor meeting List night in protest against their exclusion from school Hervey A.

Pen-'eajlt, one of the veterans lerding the fight for education of air base children, is shown at He saic 130 children fnce going without educati in becnt.se of deadlock between district school superintendents and ty and slate officials ovc'- tuition paj'men's Cash payment is demanded before children will be ad- mklcd to classes in District of which DoAlton Snxth district supernle'idcnt I Killed, JO Injured Air Base Children Ask In County Outside Right to Attend School Of City in August Air base children gathered at Fourth st. and A last night lo protest failure of the city and ctlitics provided their children. Two persons were i and (Oldislrict school superintendents 7 ln acc dt ls msirte o( them to go to school situation appeared last night to have! acL1 investigated by deputy sher-i 1 shifted from Mayor Costello iff.s last month, according to the report filed by Criminal Deputy tc The children carr.ed signs. One to the district -school superintendents following Stichman's reported promise to pay the tuition. The rates arc s.iiri to be $50 a year tuition for each child and $50 transportation charges for those who use school buses.

Those expenses would tao in addition to state aid given districts on a per capita pupil attendance basis. Taxpayers in the school districts iiro reported to have complained Sheriff Justin B. King with Sheriff was pa.d for tuition and transpo Ui- lion foi each ch.ld. lead Perreault a he was at tne Mono' 1 Mayor Costello: of the school superintend-nt yet we have jtibt promises for uur afternoon and that -i no Robert G. Wnsmer yesterday after- Seven of the injured persons pedestrians; three were motorcyclists and two were bicylists.

Deputies investigated 65 other tion for air base clvjnren, said i a Smith told him last night there would be no i i from the I admitted In any sciool his uis- met i "cash on the i i 400 5U Graduates Get Degrees At Chapel Today King said yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Corsivo was found unconscious in the street at Salisbury and Maple Westvale, late Wednesday night a few minutes after she stepped from a bus she boarded at Madison and S. McBrlde sts. The driver, or.

his return saw Mrs. Corsivo and notified' the sheriff's office. An examination at the l-cspila! showed r.o injuries and the cause of her coma, which continued until early yesterday, nas not yet been ascertained. A resident of Houston, Tex, Mrs. Corsivo married Domir.ick Corsivo, a world war 2 veteran, about IWT months ago and the cojple a their home with his mother, Mrs.

Carmella Corsivo. cojple was estranged and Corsivo had re-inlisled in the army a few days before his young wife was found unconscious in the street in Westvale. The investigation is in charge of Sgt, Leo Beebe. Manliut. was playing in tne yard at the rear of his home when the accident occurred about .9.30 a.

m. According to Corp. .1. Graszler of the Fayetteville sub-sU'tion s'ate police, Vincent ran into the side of the truck, driven by William Kobus of 316 Wclf who had just made a delivery to a store next door and was leaving thru a drivp between the store and the boy's home. Mrs, R.

N. Haynes On Council Staff Mrs. N. Haynes, of Pleasanl- MORE AND MORE AND MORE HOME BUYERS Get from SYRACUSE Savings Bank Specialists in Home Financing Since 1849 Salina at Erie Boulevard ville, hat i New Sl-le school children This is your 'baby', leceivcd a call from Mayor Fr.nk received and. investigated they are carrying the burden educating the air base rcMdems 253 th children, lhc re.

idents of the! au-' a tn base pay rent to the Syracuse Fair cidenls involving dan age to motor vehicles only. The total number nf traffic accidents investigated was 114 and What are you go.ng to do abru-t it? Let us know by having a "Vets of the hospital area'' Another sign read am five years old. Mr. Smith, can I go to school ilaints that weie. DeAlton Smith is one of the d.s- tnci school superintendents who has refused to permit children to board buses going to schools in his district Hervcv A Pc'Teault one of the mot hlcle recovered 1 view the operator, which dcpl llcs 0 onh wcre turn pjys no scnool taxes to ln lllc he rifr office as stolen leaders in the campaign for educa- J.

Coslelln to rttcna a meeting at city hall lo discuss the situat on today. The superintendents, accordinf to Peireaull, from 2 to were 6 in their ofii- es and none ofi tncm was contacted by tne maycr's off.ce to r.tlcnc a meeting More Child in Hospital, Mother Sentenced pleaded guilty ccss-on to Hendncks chapel atSyra- to a i intoxication charge terday. She was arraigned before cuse university's 87th graduation exercises. Dr. Carter Dav dson, president of Union college, who will receive the honorary degree of doctor of laws, Will deliver the commencement address.

The nationally-known cdu- IL slice Calvin Bingham at Ca Ihe staff of the Citizens' council as a field representative, Frederick Hope, executive i a nounced today. Mrs. Haynes ill concentrate her field work the Wcst- chestcr county aiea, and will arrange details of the forthcoming Westchester cor.fer- Ilaynrs ence on. Coin- Tsike some home! lee Cream m.llus and was sentenced to serve 30 days in. the penitentiary.

miriity. scheduled by stale citizens' council in November. Long active in organizational nc- The cnnd. who is suflermg from llvities (he estchesler are: under supervision of lhe Hayncs is vicc chairman olth( welfare department and was placed cntor i be presented to the as- St Joseph hospital fo treat- jsembly by Chancellor William P. Pleasantville Community Service council and a pas-l president of city is scheduled'Tolley, who wJl confer the degiee for Monday morning as soon school buses pass up air ba-e ch drcn waiting to board them, i i reajlt said.

August Value of propeity lost and stolen was districts. There are reported to be 230 children which have been denied en- rop erty trance at North Syracuse school or $4 354 83 anticipate the same treatment at $4,026.13 and the recovered was East Syracuse school when that institution opens. SUPERINTENDENTS SPLIT District Superintendents DeAtton Smith and K. L. Asseltine aie reported to have been dead set against Woman Fined Here Sail City Meeting Wanled in Albany Monday on Sewers and hood upon him.

Faculty marsna.s, headed by Prof William P. HolchKiss, w.ll direct the l.nc of marcnf according to Dr. nenl of the ailment ascribed to un- Woman's club of Plcasantvillc. She sanitary living conditions. a graduate of Western college.

Mother and son nave been living Oxford, 0. ir an nuloriob'lr parked War-, nc-rs. Deputy- Shc-iff Victor Tucci teoorlcd when he brought them A total of 135 arrests were made by deputies, with 78 (or violations of the vehicle and traffic laws. Two Marv Georgcvitcn of Philadelphia, persons were arrested for violation, of probation and two for violation of parole. Felony arrests included three lo permitting air base children in their grand larceny; two for forgery, sec- 1 schools, while Superintendent De; ond degree, and one each for as-' i Sloan is reported to have second degree, and criminal operated to the fullest extent pos-jassault, second degree.

Six ai rests st')lc in caring for children at the I were made on contempt of court Mnttyclalu school, which is his'charges; 12 for public intoxication district. land five on court war- Mayor Co.stcllo he will en-1 ran dcvvot to have a meeting at i Deputies covered 31.155 miles on hall this morninc with the scnoolihighway patrols; served 57 grand Residents of the Salt City a a Building jeran, university mar-j lle sheiiff's office Thuisday after- -7-1 ivertlow of guests at the 1 noon 1 1 6 6 DU ay heai tne commence- I I I address a proceedings i i public address system in Maxwell I inCQ $200 on 5 Counts Appearing in traffic court yesler- Pa who was fined $150 and told to! formerly Galeville in the town if auditorium. Dr. O'Geran stated Ceremonies will be broadcast over the campus experimental FM station WAER. fn case of inclement weather, graduates will gat "get out of when the peared before J.istice William Bamerich Aug 28 or.

charges of -telling fortunes, is being snugnt by Al- nv police on first degree grand hear details rcgardu the cost nnd benefits of the Giacme 0 Ger shal The i exercises may Three escape-proof bull pens are; under construction by the county, bul there should be no jealousy the part of the Syracuse police de-i partir.cnt with only one "bull The county pens a being i ather in day on five traffic violation counts al county a ddi the basement of the chapel. after two accidents Peter T. Law- lions 0 (he a Leading the graduates ir. ccademic rence of 610 S. Salma st.

was fined Bu nc of anding is Miss Lona M. Rives, 325 S200 and sentenced lo serve 60 days Grant a valedictorian, of i i the Onon.daga pen.ten- posed extension of the Ley mmcr praduat.nfi class, and sewer in i sewer d'sliict, i which Iheir community a part I larceny coi.nl. Syracuse police meeting the Salt City notified yeiterclry. Mnn.dny i i i was arranged by II Deputy Chief Fred A said a assoc teletype message from Albany po-' sce nK Hrornat'iin on wh, lice yesterday reported that me i a a I 1 of scwer a i i i Iwomaii, who lives al 90 a superintendents an i subpoenas and 14 a i a i a i i i out the problem and have all of i a a i i with a i i a Mabel i wilt mean to ihem in the a of 11 Robert A. Degnen, 240 Webster Jersey City, class salutatorian Doctoi of philosophy degrees i be conferred upon Howard Hadley, 717 LiMiigilon Miss a Morse.

918 Madison i i Mobdey, 229 Clarendon all of whom are instructors on compus. tiary. Lawrence, who already has served lion, was held abeyance during tne war ycnrs and since because of at your dealer s-in the handy pint-size HOME PACKAGE 40 days of the sentence, faced a an labor shorn sos, bu' in-, i on.j 20 nio. days and crMscli I lhc zc lhe c(Hlllt Trunan'H. Piesto.n suspended the he ''d of KnUein.s would not pnrmii remaining time.

longer dclav Purchasing Agent Chaigcd i two counts of driv-, Robert W. Sollingcr said without a license, pljs le.ivingi scene of an accident iailjrc i children" in school cm Monday. The report of the civil depart-1Gcorgevitch. of 9005 Layack a The mayor is being mcnl of tne sheriff's office for sought by the c-iool districts forimonth showed complaints in 254J The message said that Mary educational services rendered the actions were served; gr 1 rnisbees', Geol evitcr fia cct "na-id- alr base pupils in 1MCM7. Jle said hr- mentioned this figure to Stich' and executions were booked i i in connection i Kn.1,-1..

1 "fnith i a ir A taxes, and Ear! F. i i i a 2S5. Masle-s citations will TC awarded'hove hi.s car under control andi two bonds for prisoners wrre posted. i a and member of lhe i a pared plans for the sewer and wi 1 have supervision of its constructioi a i i i 'and nt.if Member 1 rf the Salmi racket in. A a 0im advise proper! 146 candidates, a a a a de-' reckless dnv.ng, Lawrence a first I I i in a crash 13.

Three rt On bill, two STTs and a a expect in the wa i i i a rccrnll remainder in iO's and sentenced nion, wno appeared agreeable to 'Money received last by that!" 1 1 5 5 1 5SC i one o--t plans for paj paying it. totalled J7.478.04 i The school situation at the a i along i other problems there, has been a chronic compl.iint I ever UUCP the state-city housing A project got into operation. PlanijAS I OuOV to use building on the base for a school were discussed last year but never developed. car under control arose from the Earl S'one of the Temple 1121 N. State Phone 2-0306 second accident.

stepping from an If. S. cadet nurse coips. They arc Miss Nnnry Babcoclt Mclaughlin Made Bank Examiner ALBANY. f.V)--The state a Ing a announced yesterday the a i of four bank a Crabtrcc.

daughlei of Mr and excinuncrs at $3.720 annually. Thomas a i 184 Con- They were: a B. a i a and Miss Rosemary DinoSyiacusr: James T. Dacry, Albany; Vaili daughter of Mr. aiid Mr'.

i i W. Gorth, Brooklyn, and C.lThomns E. Donovan of 115 i i whose fortune she w.is i i nn i glass. Tne Ihrec young womc-i tinm the sis-tcr-in-law was held as a material Syracuse area will be I today from Russell Sjge collcgcj (School of Nursing, in association i i the Albany hospital and Albany Medical college, r.s members of its third class of stur'ents in the llluluilll Itinerants Held a i Goorgcvilch was 'old to a i a i scrvs Le.Mo\nc cnllc-pt 'the chnpc, since i i i i of 'SID to a Mr.tlyclalp and the Salt Tit- accivc rci, i Soc.cty of Concord i give the i i vocation a i a i se by Harrington Held Scottish Rite Club To Resume Meeting Tne Scottish Rite club Levi Leroy Hanington was removed from the police locku 1 tc a daughter of Mrs. MaKaint Hyde I Babcock of 736 A st Miss a a 2 15 P- Monday at the Onondaga.

Cues' speaker i be James Oecknr, public relations di cctor fo the Syracuse i i The c.ub's 1 Morc'aj. Sept. 22 its weekly luncheon i i Onondaga i i a both O.swego. ycsterday. where he is being held nju shppcd when a a i Costcllo and Paul Marcclt snid the woman suf- fei cd an i i I I and a l.p and nose in 'nc fall.

'She was bv a store nuic Three I i a railroad i I i a i ere held for grand jun a i Onnndags General hospil.il ambu- ied i in first ric- lance. grcc i'obbcr chaigc.s nnd wfrvcdi a i a in police court S. SEEKS ECONOMISTS dav. The U. S.

i i sei vice commission The trio, i i a T.avi.s announced an examina- ley, i Bncc a Latham i -ion for i i economist positions Nacoleon Smith, aie charged a sa.ancs a i from S3.337 lo Mrs Alberta a i of 224 Yale' 'he assault and robbery of a i a i was taken to SI. Joseph hos- a i of 123H Slate si at and npplicnlion forms may bc i where seven slitcheslMficiison' unci S. McBride yts. the t.i.nrd from the commission's local by t'ie a Xorc a i oil the Ri-adt local i ancl a i 40 per cent of the dida'es veterans Mrs. Daniuls Hurt In Parked Car a i a first i a a recl close a i a laccra-, i of A 3 di cetor i a i in i i the death lc received in nn automobile police a froi a i of a a John cr at W.

Bclden ave. and nm i P. bi liding. Murphy, at the Franklin, st. cx Acrorclme Miss Johnson, Only Securities Dealer in Area, Rates as Smart Trader Sqt Joseph Viiiu Flo "in Marshallo.

Church Groups ond Legion Join 1 "diWednesdav to Honor Beroers both Assistant D.sli let a car near the in- i i (i- m.iri. is whosr anii'ied Thu'-sciay i i ce nc Pat'olman I i a 11. a i i police eoi when ncy Russell E. a i and dc- ter'ertion was tin own A ferewell rccepfon ir honoi of ton Rich and Mr. and Mis.

Wilson fen.se counsel Paul A. Shan.ahan. will lhe wmdshe'd and recc.vcd Rev Dr and V.tf. Arthur Bc'ger D. present a several lj.ccral.ons aoo.il the a 1 i bc I I 1 bv Elmwood Prosoy-' rs i i a Madison, prcMdcnt JCd a summons, i a i a a THEY'RE BACK! AND THE KENMORE HOTEL HAS GOT 'EM EAST SYRACUSE Tl ORIGINAL BLUE FLAMES 4 Floor Show Comedy BEBOP and JAZZ DON'T MISS THEM Johnson investment securities, 222 State Tower build- Miss Louise Johnson in only woman securities dealer, it is believed, in upstate York.

Successful in a field traditionally belonging In men, Miss Johnson established her business of dealing in over-the-counter securities three years ago. With .1 knowledge gained while previously employed 111 brokerage offices, and with several telephones and a teletype machine close at hand, she operates over a territory which embr.icc.s most of New York stair and, of com sc. Syiviuise; NYC BKANCII Ol'FICf: Si mo ifl'i Miss Johnson has had a i a office at Kxc'iange Now Yo'k l.v. i by i vn with her offif- in tne St.itc i i i i a the is tlic other v. ay ainunrl, i a Hyi-iiciiso nfficr- lhc br.mch.

i per cent of the tnm.sac- in sticks and nonds handled by Mi.s.s Johnson arp with other doalfi's. The rcUu! of her business Is siltondcti to oy Pelz, wlio c.imc nc-ru from New York city in lOSK and for a yrai.s con- du( ted an i i scciui'. cs of- fioe i MIS.S a ilnyod. Pe 1 IKIS lived iit i iincr bpcumitu a a i a co'ir'itions CI' Ill i to have his cai i.rder control. Mrs.

Florence Pratt of North Syracuse was elected stale inside sent'nel of the Daughters of A I ica as a three-day convention INGW BOT the group ended yesterday at A according to The Asscc.atcdj Scl chos--preliiT nary Pi ess. Weother to A Louise Johnson, one of the few v.omcn conducting their own investment securities business, and probab.y the only one in Upstate New Yoi 's i at her i in the St.itc Tower bldg. giving a market orcier lo the trader in. the branch office whic'h a i a i in New York city. ti'tidnv h.ik noli A a i of Oswcgo Miss Joivi- aoen bnt-k nor a.s a r.s it sun me lo Syracuse ,1 kiiov lucal.wa.s i i thr f.r.st two jrars that a I a.

in business for but i nd i pi icff i any ve iny books I i a i i slK i quota- been the 10 years ago, leaving, besides I MS i i way on l.ir^e i i I i aie dra.cr.s ri securities In widow, i U. 5. Bureau Fnrccusl Syracuse--Partly cloudy, moderate temperature today Showers and a tonight and early tomorrow morning. a i and cooler tomorrow afternoon. Western New York' Partlv cloudj and continued warm todav and senile: cd showers followed oy coolci.

Easteir. New i Fan- portion, loudy wlh a scattered shrwcrs portion a Tomorrow ftnr and warmer, 1 owcd b.v scattered showcis and i the or. Syracuse Weather i i i i i by the United Slates weather i a AIRPORT STATION 12.00 p. 2,00 p. rr 71 2 0 0 a m.

4 0 0 81 4.00 rr. 6 00 8 1 600 a SOO p. m. 70 800 rr. 59J1090 p.

m. C7 1000 a m. 63 12.00 Highest 83 average dt'lr last year 52. av- r-e Jewish New Year--will be ob- erved midnigiil a in Temple Yeshii'-tn with Eabb I i Dr. Berger has completed 21 years commijtce arc ciders, Clinton as pastor of Elmwood church.

RecvpF. George L.OVP. and George a will be the Caswcll: Indices. Carlcliin Rich. I master of ceremonies and mtrndiicc John Luca.s and Harold Blainc.

representatives of the Syiacusc deacons, Mrs Malhewso'i Co.incil of Churches, Srac.isc Mrs. a a I.ombaid Mrs. i isters association, Presbv- Baker. tery and the cojnly A i a Mrs. Lombard is chairman, of the Legion.

I icTrcbrmciils ronvmttec assisted b.v Miss Nellie Olcntt, rcoicscnling Mrs. Albert Slraust and Mrs. E. W. the congregation, will g.ve an d- Kathcwson.

The board of 12 dca- f. Hymnn i i a i assisled by'di- i Louii BaKcr, oiganist, i tons i assist serving. a Samuel Arluck, the i have charge of music. Residents of the Elmwood rom- und organ. I Jn the receiving lire with Di a i i munlv, friends and past i The Jewish New Year will Berger i be Mr.

pnd of church are invited lo the he eve of Sunday, Sept. 14 I Clinton Reeves, Mr. and Mrs Carle- 1 farewell pally. Papers Filed Show $2,500 Paid Harris To Settle Swiderski-Nowiriski Suit fiirl. She lives with nc-i mother.

Eva L. Johnson, 1308 S. Geddcs st The hjsbanci and Jalher Another chnpte. was added 10 the of i a i i eft.s" a i action f'led in iprcmc early in the year oy enn.eth Hams against Paul i i and Ediruna J. Nowui- sii, secrotaiy to Mayor Frank ,7.

Costello, tnrec papers led with County Clerk W. Srow- tin accounU'ng of Ihc business conducted at "17 S. under an alleged agreement i i on A i 1, I i of ti men' in the amount of i MEHGAN SAUERS. Bv Harold Ulccgau A i for P.uii The receipt was i i and Unusual opportunity for smart appearing young woman to teach Sewing. Home Economics Graduate preferred.

Special training will be given person selected. Apply in Person SEWING CENTER 326 S. Saline St. profits and losses to bc shared 1 the- partners. I The i a i a Aug 21 i i a of a i and Mce- Hgncd by counsel for Harris and Swideiski.

A i a i discontinued were i in lonphand. showed a it was given i Smith, 3d, at 4.10 p. m. ycster-ISwidersl i line was blank. It did not bear the One showed the payment of 1 name of Nowinski's counsel, Bond 7 I I 01 Aug.

22 Ifarn.s' counsel, for- Schooneck King, lowest 56 average 70, i er Mavor Holland Marvin The filed receipt rent's- a i i Hand, Scarl, Bus'i i a August 22, 1047. c-nge snne dtilc for 16 years G4 Sun row, GM ill 1 1 THIS IH S1NKSS" ycsteidiiy when i by Pn.st-Slnmlfirrl reporter. 0:1 a of stock snipe other cities, with wl-om i have 'bern i i over the for liino but have never Uiey acicrcss no as 'Louise, 1 whih n.rrly i i a rolationf- Iiicndly successfui over-the- counter trader in investment securities, was filst employed as a slenog- rapnor in stock brokerage office of Benjrimin Baker which nu longer exists. i a 73'3 Sun scs to'nor- Lcinps lighted (fill ve- 55 66 hides) Albanr 8 03 oriirn BSIUn.s Ar.colts 5fl a Dan IT Detroit, Forl, i 7S Kansas 71 "61 New Orleans 821 NPW HfllPilllnc'clDhla 70 i 67 92 i igc, by Harold Mccgan of Mecgan Fcceived Harold Meegan, Sauers, attorneys for the smr of i a supreme coii't calciidar. The cnarc Morine Medals Being Issued a i corps reel i i i of- 7 is issuinc meaals made eNcliisi'veiy by Mee- or A i i i dclcn.sr a-id i i gsn.

serving as Swiderski's couiT-e' Foi mai me? i asked to a i was conuncncod i i in dhi-hiii'Rc or last nclc of issue was i a i copv; f'l'hpv may show filed wit.i Supreme other i 11 i i i time 1 nf Clei GiffTfi P. Montncue lo place rnteimi; SCMKC and date of s- tuued '-he action against both scttlement.of the action against bolh rski and Nowinsici, the second'Sw dcrsni and i i the a VVPS a receipt i'oi payment of Ihc release signed by ulemcnt sum A copy of Harris and i to both Swid Tski and Nowinski, hearing tne te of Aug. 22, was filed, hu'idrcd dollars in a ciay for i i noli of the a i ought "i i i next the court. Onondnpa Karris' a i county, by B. a i is Dec.

I. IfMfi. icqucst for an against Paul Swiderski and Edinunn J. Nowinski. The Ihirci was a i i discont a of the action, irj i Harris asked for and Approved a accepted settle- ROLuAND B.

MARVIN. A'torncy for Kenneth B. Ham." I i The A i i i dcfenj-e is Tnur-sday for ITICT I in Sept. i charged a Dec 7 1P4I '11 i --icdal i ac-ibc 1 i to these who served a i a i a i II lhc end nf i of Ihc biiEincs 1 wa? fuscrt by Swideiski. and.

after 'using lo contr hutc a i a i i i i i nlfir-c is opf-n i i $9.500 to the business last a a 30 a to 4 m. tlru hr was odrrco from the premises. Frid..