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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Local Church Is
Host Monday To
Fall PresbyteriaI

First Presbyterian Church of
East Cleveland will be hosts to
Fall meeting Of the Women's Pres
byterial Society in the Presby-
terry of Cleveland. 1t meets Mon
day, October 18th starting at 10
a. m. and continues on through
the afternoon. Mrs. ]. B. Fenwick
is program chairman.
During the morning session DIR.
Joseph A. Poncel, superintendent
of Ganado Mission, Ganado, Ari-
zona, will speak. DR.. and Mrs.
Richard Pacini of Fairmount
Church will present a skit 1.-TWO
Presbyterians Visit Ganado." The
women from Calvary Church will
lead the devotions.
In the afternoon Mrs. Howard
NJ. Wells of the host church will
present the devotions, there will
be the dedication of the Gold
Sheets and business. President of
the organization is Mrs. Russell
H. Reeves of the East Cleveland
Phillips Avenue Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
.VFW Observes
Anniversary
Saturday Eve

Col. H. VIM. Holsinger, Regional
Manager of the local Veterans
Administration, will address the
members of Post 1900 VFW. at
their 23rd anniversary dinner,
Saturday evening, October 10Th,
at the Post Hall. 18403 Euclid
ave. His subject talk will be "The
Veterans Administration and the
Veteran. Mr.. Holsinger is mem
Der of No. 1900.
Mr.. Holsinger is we'll qualified
to speak on this subject, not only
from his background in the Adj
ministration of Veterans affairs
but also from his own Army eX-
periences which include two years
at the Intelligence Training Cen
ter at Chicago as instructor, direc-
tor, and assistant commandant.
Later he was assigned to General
MacArthur's staff as Executive
Officer of the legal section and
served as General Advisor on the
jurisdictional problems incident to
the operation of the Military Gov
ernment in postwar Japan.
He was separated late in 1916
with the rank of Lieutenant Col
onel of Infantry, after having
been twice cited for meritorious
service and having been granted
the Presidential Citation.
The menu will be prepared by
Past Commander, Ralph Heidin-
ger and served by the Auxiliary.
Music and dancing will COM
plete the evening.
Commander Leo Kress hopes
that all who can will attend. As
he says Get your questions
answered and have a fine time"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
"Open House" To Mark
Second Event In Kirk
Silver Anniversary

under the direction Of Mr.. Kenneth
Williams, director Of music at Kirk.
Predicted attendance necessitates
that visitors be divided into two
groups; one group will attend the
auditorium program while the
other group will be viewing the de-
partmental exhibits and displays;
at midpoint in the evening, the
two groups will interchange.
All departments of the school
will present exhibits and displays
of school work from past years
with emphasis on work done in
previous years rather than at the
present time, according to DR.. L. l..
Myers, principal at Kirk.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Resume Pre-
School Mother
Library Hour

Chambers and Mayfair Pre-
School Mothers are anticipating
with pleasure the resuming of the
once-a-month Library program for
an hour of relaxation, information
and meeting Mothers of future
classmates of their own small fry.
The meetings are held at North
Branch Library, 1881 Hayden ave.
The first get-together for this
season will be on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10Th, from 10:30 to 1870 a. M,
to hear a talk on "Books and
People" by the well-known Mrs.
Florence Craig, Director of Adult
Education of Cuyahoga County Lii
brary. At the same time the wee
folk will enjoy their own story
hour, under direction of Miss Jean
Hoffman, children's librarian.
Pre-School chairmen, Mrs. Clair
MacNeal of Chambers and Mrs. j..
Edgar Dye of Mayfair, together
with Mrs. Elna Hukari, Librarian,
have planned the seasons program
to be Of special interest to all
mothers of young children.
Future programs are:
November 16th-American Fam
lily Today: The influence of family
experiences on personality. This is
the first of new course on "Par-
ent and Child" given by the Fam
ily Health Association. Speaker:
Miss Myrtle Chamberlin, Family
Life Instructor. The following.
three sessions:
December 14th-"The Family as
a group: Family life as a project
in group living"
January 18th-"The Launching
Stage: Psychological and social
weaning."
February 15th-The other pro-
grams will be: "Three Genera
tion Living" Parental Response
bilities for Grandparents"
March 21st-"Home Gardening"
Speaker: Mr.. Luther Karrer, Di-
rector Of Memorial Garden.
April 18th - Book Review"
Speaker: A member of the East
Cleveland Public Library Staff.
May 16th-Session to be de.
voted to discussion of next years
programs,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

Out to keep intact that priced
win column of their last seven
encounters with st. Joseph team,
Kirk Jr. High presents its eighth
annual Pigskin Parade Friday,
October 21st. AS is the custom
for this one game on the Kirk
schedule, the game will be played
"under the lights" at Shaw Sta
dunn. Kickoff is at 1880 p. m.
Demons Coach, Gaylord Lii
Itch is anticipating a close and
hard fought game as the friendly
enemies meet once again. Kirk
has won the first seven and are
working hard to make it eight
straight.
A preliminary contest, the 7th
and 9Th Grade inter-squad game
will start at 6:15. Louis S.
Chulick, Seventh and Eighth grade
coach has six full teams to parade
before the public.
While everyone is invited, par
ents, families and friends of the
boys are especially invited to at
tend the game.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
CALL NEWS
to
PO. 1873

Bob Dearth and Lee Winfield;
music, c. J Schultz and Ed.
Nichols; and chairman Of judges,
Clarence Rauch.
Past performances of this show
have been highly successful from
the viewpoint of entertainment due
to the high calibre of talent parti-
cipating. DR.. Edwards suggests
that all talented young people
sign up, start practicing and be
ready for their cue on Friday, No
vember 18th.
APPLICATION blanks will be avail
able at all schools in the East
Cleveland school district or from
Mr.. Vermillion at Chambers.
Addition times and dates will
be announced next week.
DR.. Edwards who has for many
years been active in civic projects
has always shown an ability to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

Clayton Brelo, Paul White, Kent
Andrews, Jim Angle, Mark Grif-
fiths, Dave Davies, Jim Eismon,
Carl Strack, Al Davis, Rudi Klauss.
Second row-Dave Carr, mgr;
Jim Cunningham, Howard Berry,
Jim Martis, Tom DiBartolomeo,
Mike Braun, Denny Rogers, Dave
Silvestro, Earl Cipriani, Vernon
Mechtensimer, Dave Powers, mgr.
Third row-Coach Gaylord Lii
Itch, Dick Weidlund, Nick Federico,
Nick Barile, Larry Hoffstetter,
John Lam, Dick Hilbert, Pete
Cicotti, Wayne Mormile, John Di-
donate, Jim Hossel, Bill Swack-
hamer, mgr.
Fourth row-Frank Klenoshek,
Dennis Klug, Dave Feast, Bob
Morton, Ken Connell, Ray Ger
losky, Al Thomson, Louis Yaco-
bucci, Dave Wood, Coach Nick
Coso.
Absent - Don Unik, Emil
Horwitz, and Myron Faverman,
mgr.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Society Assists
Many Patients

The Annual Meeting Of the
Cuyahoga Unit, Ohio Division,
American Cancer Society, was
held October 9th at The Midday
Club. Frederick l.. ENEMY, presi-
dent, presided.
Mrs. Paul T. Lawrence, service
chairman, reported that total of
703 cancer patients received can
GER dressings and sickroom equip
ment from the Society's two SER
vice centers.
DR.. Russell S. McGinnis, 16009
Brewster rd., East Cleveland, is
a trustee of the Society.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Second Public Nights
At Case Observatory

"The Power House Which Makes
the Stars Shine" is the subject for
lecture at the Warner and Swasey
observatory on Taylor I'd. Thurs
day and Friday evenings, October
20th-21st. This is the second pub
lie nights this season, the first
one taking the capacity of the
auditorium.
Persons desiring to attend the
lecture, and view the skies if
weather permits, are requested to
make free reservations by call
ing GIL. 1-5625 after loo p. m.
The observatory is on Taylor
rd., two blocks south of Euclid
ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

What in the world has a refrig-
orator to do with an injured knee {?
"a great deaw replies G. F. Kibbel,
assistant principal at Shaw High
School.
Explaining, Mr.. Kibbel says that
so far, the best cold compress
found is a frozen Turkish towel.
A frozen towel, he points out, has
many advantages over the icebag.
1t is pliable, fitting itself to the
contour of the body. 1t is ready,
saving precious seconds which
mean reduced swelling and quick
er easing of pain, and a frozen
towel treated injury responds
more quickly.
"Our only drawback to this
highly satisfactory compress, says
Mr.. Kibbel, "is a place to store
them" And this is the link be-
tween Bruce Turner's injured
knee Tin the picture) and the i'm
mediate first aid treatment of a
frozen turkish towel by instructor,
Mel Skinner of Shaw's Physical
Education department.
Obviously, there is but one
answer. A refrigerator in which
to store plenty of frozen towel
congresses. Maybe someone in
East Cleveland School District is
about to discard a good used re-
frigerator for 1856 model. May
be such a person is willing to
donate the discarded unit to Shaw.
Please call Mr.. Kibbel at GIL.
1-1750 if this is you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
ECBA Plans Party
For Members, Guests

East Cleveland Business Asso-
citation will be hosts at a party the
evening of Tuesday, October 25th
at the American Legion Hall, 1854
Euclid ave.
DR.. John S. Stahl, party chair
man announces the speaker to be
Jimmy Dudley, well known and
popular broadcaster for the Cleve-
land India Who will talk about
his favorite ball club and answ ~
questions of its avid fans.
There will be additional enter
tainment, good food and fine fell
lowship, all provided by ECBA.
Members are requested to bring
their ladies and friends for a gay
evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Baptist Church
To Install New
Church Leader

The East Cleveland Baptist
Church will recognize and install
Miss Marcia Rouillard, its new
Minister of Christian Education,
at a commissioning service at the
church, 1876 Euclid ave. on Sun
day evening, October 10th at 8
p. m.
DR.. Harold ". Fildey, associate
professor of Christian Education
at the Oberlin Graduate School
of Theology will be the featured
speaker. ssisting DR.. Fildey will
be, DR.. Angus c. Hull, Executive
Secretary of the Cleveland Bapt-
ist Association; Mr.. David Wight
man, Chairman of the Churches
Board of Christian Education;
Mrs. Randall Luke, soprano solo,
ist; the choir and the pastor, W.
E. Towner.
Miss RouilIard, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Rouillard of
Norwood, Mass. received a mas
ter's degree in Religious Educs-
tion from the Oberlin Graduate
School of Theology last June. She
joined the East Cleveland Baptist
Church staff directly thereafter
and is responsible for general su-
pervision of the program of Chris
tian Education with all age groups
in the church, in cooperation with
the Pastor and the Board of Chris
tian Education.
All interested friends are cor
daily invited to this worship serv-
ice and to a reception for Miss
Rouillard to be held Immediately
following in the Fellowship Hall
Of the Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

inspire others and this fact alone
should insure success for this sixth
annual talent show.
DR.. Edwards, who resides at
957 Brunswick rd., East Cleveland,
attended Youngstown College,
1929-31; graduated from Metro
politan College, 1889 with degree
Of Chiropractic and Mechanother-
apy. He received the degree of
doctor Of surgical chiropody from
the Ohio College of Chiropody in
194S. He has been on the teaching
staff of the Ohio College of CHR
opody for II years. In 1850 ne
was appointed State Board ex-
aminer in Chiropody by Governor
Lausche.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

George D. Huston son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace +. Huston, 14600
Savannah ave, East Cleveland,
will be installed as Master Coun-
cilor in Cleveland Chapter Order
of DeMolay at their 104th Pub
lie Installation of officers at 3615
Euclid ave, Masonic Temple, Sat
urday, Osctober 18th, at SIS p. m.
The ceremony will be held in the
Cornthian room. Refreshments and
dancing will follow the installa-
tion. The music is being furnished
by The Fource orchestra.
The elected officers 10 be in
stalled are: Senior councillor, Jo-
seph Phillips, junior councillor
Glenn Evans, treasurer - John
Ingram.
The appointed officers to be
installed are: Senior deacon -
Richard Greenman, junior deacon
Jerry Vath, senior steward -
Ronald Hulvey, junior steward -
Duane Reschke, chaplain-TheO-
dore Christensen, sentinel-Robert
Todd, standardb carer - Edward
Madison, almoner - Edward Har-
rington, marshal-Donald Taylor,
orator - Donald Marrow, first
preceptor - Kenneth Ernst, Sec
ond preceptor - Willis Clinton,
third preceptor Monroe Bur-
nett, fourth preceptor - Kenneth
Mitchell, fifth preceptor - Donald
Draheim, sixth preceptor - Bruce
Turner, seventh urRceutor, Robert
Barto.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Break Ground
For New Church

AT three o'clock Sunday, October
10Th, members of Hayden Avenue
Baptist Church will break ground
for their new home to be erected
at Hayden and Second aves.
Participating in the ceremonies
will be two charter members of the
30-year old congregation, Mrs.
Alex White and Mrs. John Bloom,
together with the pastor, Rev. DON
aid B. Woody; William Bennett,
chairman of the building commit
tee; Milton Hartline, trustee and
Arnold Peterson, architect.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Police Plan Ball

, Posters are up, tickets are on
sale, and committeeman are plan
ming final details for the annual
ball of the East Cleveland Frater-
nal Order of Police. The gay af-
fair will be staged in the Euclid
Vets Ballroom, 1901 East 260th
st., Friday, November 4th.
FOP President, Lieut.. Robert
Troyan is assisting chairman John
Shearer and Robert Hall in ar
rangements.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Music Feast At
Library Increasing

New records added to the collec-
ton at the East Cleveland Public
Library include:
Elgar, Sir Edward - Enigman
Variations, op. SO; Cockaigne-Over-
ture, op. 40; Serenade in E Minor
for String Orchestra, op. 20.
Franck, Cesar Auguste - Psyche,
Symphonic Poem for Orchestra and
Chorus.
Rimsky- Korsakov, Nicolai-Easter
Overture, op. SO; Antar.
Schumann, Robert Concerto,
yioloncello and Orchestra, A Minor.
Strauss, Richard - Till Eulen-
spiegel's Lustige Streiche, op. %.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Attends Conference

H. S. Weaver, chief of police. will
be in Cincinnati October 15-18th
attending the oath annual confer
ence of the Chiefs of Police of
Ohio. He serves as secretary-treas-
urer of the organization formed to
confer on mutual and cooperating
policies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Named Junior
Kiwanians

Leading off the school year as
Junior Kiwanians are Jim Rogers
and Dick West. Seniors, the two
boys are Student Council officers,
and on the Cardinals grid team.
Jim belongs to National Honor,
Canteen and Letterman's Club.
Dick is a past president of Hi-Y
and plays mural basketball.
AS Junior Kiwanians, the boys
attend meetings of the Kiwanis
Club for six weeks, and take part
in some of the activities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Compliment Police

East Cleveland Police are handed
a big Thank you" by the John
Dunn family of 1886 Brightwood
ave. They came to rescue and
rushed Mrs. Dunn to the hospital
when frantic calls to private
ambulance concerns failed to bring
prompt response. Mrs. Dunn is
especially grateful for the kindness
and courtesy shown her by the po-
lice officers enroute to and at her
arrival at the hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
Thank You

Bad weather shrank the gross,
but the small crowd that at.
tended the Shaw-LakewoOd game
last Friday night at Shaw Sta
dunn were generous. They con-
tributed a total of S134.03 to the
schools polio fund, which will be
turned over to the National
Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13

Between halves Kinks 85-piece
band and it's six majorettes will
stage a show for the fans, under
the direction of Kenneth Will
liams. Lining up in the majorette's
row will be Judy Wahl, Ginny
Reagan, Joan Fraser, Gwen Corn
man, Janice Pink and Abbie Lin
hart.
The band members are going to
feel plenty dressed up" for they
will be Warrington the first time
the new trousers purchased with
the money from the Peanut Sale,
thanks to everyone who bought
a sack.
From this array of grid talent,
Coach Gaylord Lillich will select
the Demons to guard their seven
straight crown from the invading
st. Joseph's team at Shaw Sta
dunn, Friday October 21st.
Kneeling front, Duane Hoff-
meyer, Bob Thomas.
Reading left to right in the
rows: 1st row-Edmund Nagel,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-10-13
STATION DUMP

Stop! Look! Listen!
Limpy Liz Littlelump's informa-
tion bureau.
Good news is a poppin' round
Shaw High. Lend me your ear!
Saturday, October Is from 8 to IL,
a grand dance, sponsored by Can
teen. Rollicking tunes by Allen
dale. Delightful p. m. guaranteed
for only Csc couple, 25c single.
Bye now, and we'll be on the
lookout for you.
C. Goldie
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Arlington Dentists
s Heirs Divide Estaie
Valued Si.6MiIIion

six heirs Of Or. Charles B.
Mnnson, Arlington dentist who
died in 1914. divided his estate.
valued at more than sis million.
IN Circuit Court today
TWO daughters and q son re-
ceived the Arlington Theater
Building at Columbia pike and
Walter Reed drive. appraised At
approximately S3S2 900, and q
tract at Columbia pike and
Courthouse road re-zoned Tor q
hotel. valued at sloss0n0
These properties went 70 WI
liam Reed Munson, an enlploye
Of the Arlington Highway De-
partment. who lives in Falls
Church: Mrs. Thomas +. john
ston, 47I3 North Thirty seventh
street. wife Of 4 patent attorney.
and Mrs. William n. Rose, jr., Of
Fairfax. wife of a roofing con-
tractor.
Mrs. Marion Munson Donovan
Evening star., 1955-01-19

rate Of speed q defendant was
travelling.
"It would take almost another
hearing Of the case to deter
mine that" Mr.. West pointed
out.
Miss Mary Silver. chief hear
ing officer for the Department
of Vehicles and Trafilc, recon-
mended that the committee urge
raising the total number Of
points for license suspension
from eight to 10 and for reyoca-
ton from IL to is.
She added, however. that she
knew Mr.. Keneipp disagreed
with her.
Miss Silver said that the de-
partment had received 208.608
reports Of moving violations
from April l, 1888, through De-
ceinber 81. 1854. Her figures in
cluded 33,062 warning letters tat
three points,. 9,24G conferences
with the department Cat five
points,, 2.908 suspensions teight
points,. 2.0l4 revocations t12
points and 1911 restorations.
Evening star., 1955-01-19

flnds Discrimination exists ana
also win hear appeals from ernr
pIoyes who feel they are victims
of discrimination.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-John
v. Lindsay, q New York lawyer.
has been appointed executive
assistant to Attorney General
Brownell. The Civil Service
Commission has selected IL Fed
eral employees N the washington
area to participate IN its fourth
senior management program.
The employees are IN grades GS-8
to 70 and are ~ to SO years
Of age. They are Russell +. Stry-
ker, jr., Air Force; Leonard w.
johnson. Army; Alan II. Jones,
James r. Miller, Carl w. Muei-
Ter, Commerce: Allan r. Groom.
Otis il Turner. General Services
Administration: Walter M. Per-
kins. Health, Education and well
fare: Edward &. Oppenheirn,
Samuel s. Taylor, Navy; and
Joseph C. Brown, United States
information Agency. . Mrs.
Mona ". Cappareli Of the Vet
Grams administration has re-
ceived q $325 cash award for an
economy suggestion that will
save the VA $22,330 q year. !.
Agriculture Departments Grad
uate School win hold registra-
ton for its spring evening classes
from January 30 through Feb
ruary 5 in the patio, first floor,
administration building.
Morris n. Konigsberg and
Charles w. Griffin. hearing ex-
aminers with the Interstate COM
merce Commission, have retired
after outstanding careers. Mr..
Konigsberg had more than so
years OF service and Mr.. Griffin
had 43 years service. Va. Frank
B. Sherry Of AFGE Patent Ofiice
Lodge $50 has announced his
candidacy for the vice presidency
Of the American Federation Of
Government Employees.
Evening star., 1955-01-19

Of North Brandywine street, Arr
linetou. widow Of Maj. Gen. Leo
Donovan. was awarded q State
liquor store building and . shoe
store adjoining the theater.
Boardman Munson. Arlington at
torney OF 1l07 South Thomas
street, received an ARP store
at S00S Columbia pike. valued at
Sos. 600. Charles B. Munson, jrs
Of Rileyville. Page County, Va.
a farmer-contractor. was award
ed property at Columbia pike
and South Highland street.
The six agreed to divide equally
q total of 579 acres Of farmland
in Fairfax. Fauquier and War
rem Counties.
Agreement also was reached
on dividing proceeds from the
sale Of 80 homes and other prop
erty left by DR.. Munson.
The parties were reported yes
terday to have reached tenta-
tive agreement on q plan to
draw lots to divide the proper
ties into six parts. However,
when court opened today. law
yers reported that at least one
Of the heirs had changed her
mind.
The heirs went to court in
october, 1858, saying they were
Evening star., 1955-01-19

employees In each agency to aid
their fellow-employes in filing
their 1854 tax returns.
EH4
ADMONITION = Meanwhile,
Civil Service Chairman Philip
Young has asked Federal agency
heads to urge their employees to
pay delinquent tax bills owed to
State governments. Mr.l Young
asked the agency heads to en-
force such q policy Of seeing to
1t that employees pay up their
State taxes. Meanwhile. the
Internal Revenue Service has
started its program Of withhold
ing the pay Of Government
workers who are delinquent on
their Federal income taxes.
&44
CHANGESAs predicted here
several weeks ago. Henry DuFion.
a White House stan assistant on
civil service problems. has beeu
appointed Deputy Assistant Sec
retary Of Defense for Manpower
His duties on the White House
staff have been assumed by John
Carroll. formerly of the Air Force
Department.
%&A
ANTI DISCRIMINATION -
The American Council on Human
Rights has commended Pres
ident Eisenhower for creating the
new Presidents Committee on
Government Employment Policy.
Designed to prevent discrinina-
ton in Federal employment be-
cause of race, creed or color it
win take the place Of the old Fair
Employment Board created in
1948. The new group win have
an advisory rather than an en-
forcement function, but it is ex-
pected to have considerable In
fluence since 1t was created by
Presidential order. It win advise
agency heads on cases where 1t
Evening star., 1955-01-19

kecOrd TemDeflturea This Year. ~
Highest 03. on January Q
Lowest ~, On January rs.
High and Low sf last sa Meurss
Hieh. 2& IS 4 pm.