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IIERAl.!) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON
TUESDAY, JUNK 3, 10R2
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CAUGHT In The ROUNDS
, ' , .8 1DEB ADOIJfOM (
'Hotel Vancouver? That big
building right down the block, sir."
That was it: 700 miles and two
days from home.
It was a business mcetinj: on
the business of newspaper adver
tising. Hal Manser, advertising director
of the Oregonian, who was national
president of our association OKlore
moving west, had this message:
Business sales generally failed to
i c...,,c p k l.mnin. There come uo to expectation in 1951.
the Great Northern goes unier- The selling effort failed to do the
ground In the "world s longest urn- job . . . Business was caught off
lie!." Actually, the highway o.irs balance, it had sold itself short,
to a mere 4061 feet less than our ' . . . Advertising effort had declined
elevation here at home. from 3 to 2' per cent of volumn
! . . . The American business plant
D-cin- ihrnnt-h customs war 1 has been increased 9O0 per cent in
less painful than Uie stop you oc- the past decade while sales etiort
. r .. ..... . - ... . . - U-. ........ ;nMrBAcav4 (nlv 10 nr fnt .
castonaiiy run into ai a uug ; ,1 , . ,h.
tion coins: into uaiiiomia. wmi-m mni --
The teenage member 01 our party
iANOtuiVKR. B.C. tDelnyedi
Being a small town boy, who
shivers at the thought of driving
Inio or through a city, the roule
taken to Vancouver was on up S7
over Blewett Pass and then oif to
ward the coast over Stevens fuss.
This brought us to highway trtl at
Everett, which Is past all the larger
Oregon and Washington towns ex
cept Bellingham.
Crossini these passes Is consid
ered an adventure in mountaineer
They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Matlo
r I
COVERS ALL "THE ) )J3fXY JA
I GETS ON A VVraDNG 1 .iZTT-l l.ll T t?,V
t ROAD-WE CAM CO St-''-- 1 -W -C-vN
$ IT PRACTICALLY TV V')
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But twemtv aules frov
HOME HE GETS LOST-
n
cor i.si. fcto Trum iuwiu !.- ictip kichte trfrt -y- S- Xh-'yf J J t- j
Ike Calls for Stronger Air Arm
Slaps at Senator Taft and HST
WASIIINUTON (. lieu. Dwlylil
D. KiM-nliiiwcr said Tucsiluy lie
alwiivs hna lavored u strong U. d.
Air l,ti'ie ntul is coiivlnci'tl nil
power will be ilonuiiuiil in nuy
lulury war.
At tlir Minir tune. In what might
have been iiiieudi il ns n thrust ut
hni. Hubert A. Tall, Klsriiliowrr
said: "Anyone who inula out Ihiil
the oidlnui'v loot MililK'r can bo
liuiilly rliiiiiuairii lioin win. I
wish he wmilil sluiw mo how to du
it
I at PlTsldellt Tl'llllinli'a sol loll 111
delaying all Air Force buildup in
11411.
Elsenluiwer met with reporters
at the I'liitiigon ihurl time bo.
Imp dull lug the uniform as a llve
Mai general to lice hlinscll lor the
IHilllli'iil struggle ahead. He and
Ti (I nio the leariMig rnntenders
lor tin Republican pieaidrntlal
noitilnallnii.
He replied at the outset to a
niieslion bused on Tail's statement
In a snerih Inst Stimlav tnai a
He nl (i took an iippairnt nig I slrmly drteiimatlon of U. H. all
dial BjoiJp.
NKW Y(II!K i. Do vou waul Alii.-rlliilis:
U, luse weight Hi. lho strong. Mlrnt type who
I here is oulv une sure wnv tu kri n their welghl-i edueliig proiect
Assassination Attempt Red Chiefs
Brings Death Sentence
wanted to know when we d i.ee
rars driving on the left side of the
road. We replied that you have to
become naturalized before you can
see that . . . and so on . . . this
line of conversation getting no
where, except to the metropolis.
(If you don't think the Vancouver
New Westminster area Is metro
politan you've missed something.
It's had the biggest growth of any
similar city in recent years.
Entering the heavy traffic of
New Westminster, we gritted our
teeth and tried to stay in the main
flow of cars, not knowing any other
way of reaching our destination in
the strange city.
After miles and miles of vhat
appeared to be downtown. 4-lane
thoroughfare, some larger buildings
began to loom in the distance. We
were in Vancouver. As we rolled
in amongst them It was decided
that inquiry from a service station
man was needed.
WASHINGTON LP The Su- I Collnlo. now 38. was convicted
is over: that instead of Planum? Drfmc court Mondnv all but I ln lhc slaying of a White House
business we'd better blame our- docmed Oscar Collaso to the elec-;P!'ce private. Leslie Coffclt. who
selves and then use more lmagm- lri , ht.,r fnr ,i-n i t in wa.s . hot when Collazo and a com-
ation in selling to business our ac- t0 tSigssinate President Truman. Psnion Crlscho Torresola. tried to
...S e., ' The high tribunal refused to re-ior'" n"r ". ,mo B""r Housf
audiences. l.'i"0 s flrsl dtRree murder Tt was taking a nap in a
Harassed Harry Lynch, adver- ccnv.ction. second floor bedroom of the tem-
tising director of the inactive Ta- That means the flerv Puerto P.1-1 porary presidential residence at
coma News-Tribune strikeooumi : neain nere on a aai- vei io oe u,e tmie
for six weeksl had this to report i fixed unless Truman himself com-; Tonesola was shot lo death bv
on what happens when a city ' mutes tne sentence. the dying Coffclt. Colinro wnsr
newspaper is silent: Truinan has intervened in at I wounded but recovered fullv.
Most aaverusers were spenaing , least seven capital punisiimeni i Although Torresola was tne nc-
cases since he became President I tual killer of Coffelt. Collnzo was ,
in 1SH5 but has been bitter about : held to be a co-conspirator and
Accused in
Koje Riots
I do It. Ilnii: it oil
You don't have hi go on a pro
' !imi'i-d Marv.iliun iiei
I You don't ltne to uulp npiiellle-
redltcim; pills ur ernsell a psvellla-
.Iisi. i imi ntul i nac lo itiae Mvrm
iberhs. hll baibell, or go on '.10
i mile hikes.
I All you have lo do Is brag. . ,
,rt:au. . . Hi iik I'lii' pounds will
j toll oil urn niameiillv.
I 1 i insider this a niillloii-dnllar
I Idea III the Held of malnutrition
.11 is my outi Idea And 1 give It
Ircp to a ealorle-eollsfloui world
. as a mind w ill aeslure lo corpulent
kind.
Tlirre nre two kinds of iirnole oeltli.g Inner
'ntii.'iiu lie i bans UtH) cnellng limn ever.
t themselves. There are a lot of
llirse but vou never near about
t)ii-ni.
1 3 1. The talkative Ivor that lo
on discussing diets with anv-
bodv and everything. Including
birds on the bough.
The first tvpe gels a scientific
diet Iroui his doctor, chews his
cclrrv In melancholy solitude,
crop., a few pounds In lonelv
sileme. and then gets sick of the
whole business because "who
cares' "
Knun he Is Dulling whipped
cream on his pork rhooa again and
falter. . .latter
alrength began while Klstnhowrr
was army chief of stall.
Taft also hit out In last Sunday's
radio aneeeli at what hs called
"the fallacies ot our land gener
als." one ol these, the senator
said. Is a belief that "a Wsr
alialiist Russia call only be won on
the continent ol Kurops with bay.
oiiels.'
ICIsrntiowcr took . direct uu
Willi Taft By stating again hll
view that adoption ol a umvenal
military training program by thii
country would lensen (lit chanea or
war. Taft, oaniiialgiiliig for Tues
day's South Dakota primary tier
linn, said he was very atrongly
opposed lo UMT at this time.
Elsenhower aald, however, that
he doesn't see how UMT and aalec
the service could be operated at
the same Unit.
The general expressed doubt
that the Russians will alart a de
liberately provoked war and ha
aald this country certainly won t
start one.
But he warned that "powder
keg' wars may develop among
satellite countries, and he de
clared: "We should be highly alert sm
mobilised ."
On the air power question, Klsen
hower said he wasn't In on Penis
on studies Hist led to the eurrsni
"stretchout" of air mobilisation
over a period of several ytaii.
He went on lo aay that Ins
responsibility of preparing Hi na
tion defenses "doesn't belong
merely, or even moat Importantly,
lo the people in uniform It bt.
longs to every cltlten."
unerring lo nis days as chief
College Man
Honored
Milne way. But he doesn't lose :n-
jtcrcsl. After losing
he Marts In to brag
"I used to be as plump as a
"..tlrnad roundhouse," he aavs.
"And now already I am beginning
tu look like the Klllel Tower."
I he more he brags the mors he
more on the remaining media ih&n
thev had altogether before . . .
Deoartment store sales were do"n
38 to 50 per cent while Seattle's
were even with a year ago . . .
Transit company fares were down
14 per cent . . . Parking meters
were nearly even but parking lets
and garaees were down 30 per
cent . . . The realty board reported
sales off 60 Der cent . . . Florists
did little business and nobody at
tended funerals.
the death of the White House po-1 therefore equally guilty under the
liteman in the assassination plot. law.
Washington UB When Gen-1 should stay out of domestic ooliti-
eral Eisenhower stepped from the ical brawls, he had been very vague
nlane which broueht him here Sun'
day he was smtUnc and strode
around vigorously. He. seemed in
good health.
He'll need it. The people 'behind
the eyes that examined him closely
at the airport and on TV. must
hve wondered, as I did: "Wnats
on domestic issues.
In this way he escaped being
mussed up. Those days are over.
In fact, they were over Sunday
while he was slill in the air.
Shortly before Elsenhower landed
here, Sen. Taft attacked him.
In a major foreign policy speech
- -- - Jn a major i
he ill for? And what will It do to Tafi criticized our air strength and
nim?" I said: "There has been a steady
At 61 and after 37 years in the I deterioration in our comparative
Armv he was coming home to run
for tne presidency. He didn't have
to. He could have retired on his
Army pay of 18,5O0 a year for
life or gone back as president of
Columbia University.
He had more than enough pres
tige He bad a distinguished and
most secure place in history. And
he had the overflowing. good will
' of his fellow citizens. Manv a man
has been willing to settle for less.
While he was to uniform Eisen
hower had to make some necessary
statements on foreign affairs. But.
operating on the theory a general
air power, which began while Gen
eral Eisenhower was chief of
staff."
Newsmen who couldn't pin Ei
senhower down while he was in
uniform will meet him again this
week, but this time as a man seek
ing the presidency. And this time
he'll have to give some answers.
(Bhuai (BioAAcd
By JIM Ul t Ki ll
KOJE ISLAND, Korea .,11
Amcrlcun guards fired run guns
into a prisoner of war compound
Tuesday night, sliglilly wounding
lour North Korean prisoners defy
ing or.lrrs.
Prisoners In Cniiinnnnil 1104 re. l'Oll'I'LAND I.V Muieall
fused to remove clothing from : Oilell. in esidnit nt Lewi., and Clark Wll
the barbed wire lence obstructing tonege lor mc pasi iu veins. us
the guards' view of the enclosure. ! honored at a testimonial banquet
The guards then opened lire wnh Mondnv niijht
crippling shou-im blasts to drive hwakers included ''duar W
the unruly POWs back trout the '""'l1' President of Hie Mate Board
tenKe 1 1 Hither Kriiicalinu. and Oov.
. .. DmiKlar McKav.
.... , ... , . , .. . ru(, na( onr uijiuiiiil. UR , ..... . unh...rf.. j....ili i-
. , .. "' iu"linillln V'MllUlll III
niv bedroom. He was my Ideal
piniin bov.
In the beultinlng I guess I was
the strong, silent tyue. I would
l:isc a few pounds, become alek
ol the whole business, and eat the
... , , , ... ; ol staff, the general aald "the cal-
llie second type starts out the ....i...'. , h ,.. (,,.,...
were not accepted by the CiMi
tew pounds. iUlhorUy- ,umn;
g:
We would have been vr
properly criticised had we not
accepted the decision of our super
iors in government."
Truman In IM Impounded 115
million dollars voted by Com res i
to
camp nospuai lor treatment. i3j mdrnta when Odell became
: president in KM'.' Today has a
lanimis with 21 btuldimts and an
The oilier two were given first aid
by fellow prisoners
Tne shooting raised prisoner
casualties for the past 24 hours
A new United Nations survey otian estimated ISO million tam.'.irs to one dead and seven wounded,
world economic and social eondi- need new homes: in more ad-1 One prisoner was killed and Bil
lions indirectly serves to measure va need areas, the figure Is 30 .other wounded by the accidental
the magnitude of communism's million. A study ot 17 European discharge of a guards machine-
liniiuil-s Sliuvi l SI lll.il ll i muu nnu . n u mil nuuillllll III
construction rales were doubled. ! the night in an escape aliempi
it n-nnlri I.V. at. n.-oranA ,f 1' . 11lnl R..H PHa'a rllA. ...I
r, in m.t Smuini n-4s Vet ' un new ihn-ivim m limn- nnn James Carter Monday sentenced 'diet.
nnnlvr- nrh huilrlin M'.M i urn in nines- nl mil- knnck-d rinun John LllUltlircn. fierce C'oUlltV ?!Hl 'or
possible. by guards Monday. Sheridan. Ore . lumberman
TI.Bl HrA nl I- ln I "Tl u-lll nnl I.. Il.. ..nr.. I,..,- vrilt at'.ll A tlilV 111 Url.'.OII
rr-.t nan In rnmmiinlsni Our eommentrd Brie f '.en lluvrim, i. charge "I Income lax evasion liH slerlously lost a Pound
prime task today Is not to ad-
crime against men of this age.
While the survey found that a
third of the globe's total popula
tion was making significant ..trides
toward higher living standards, it
concluded that the other two-th.rds
is fighting a losing battle against
hunger poor housing, ignorance
and general poverty.
Communism. If you recall the
advertisements from the Kremlin
and assorted branch offices. Is
supposed to be a cure tor ail 'the
ailments of modern-day humanity.
Communism is supposed to be
the peoples friend.
Man Jailed
i
I On Tax Rap
ills to lose: the more he loses io build the Air Fares tin in (
wie more ne wants to Drag. groups.
As I say, 1 feel I discovered this Again In IPSO, when the. quss
nivsrlf. I hit the scales at 904 . linn of expanding the Air Force to
pounds before I decided to do any- 70 groua was beiore. Congress,
tiling about It. I got a diet from I Truman aald the nation could
niv doctor, read all the books on afford only a 48-group force,
llie si.btecl, and hung a picture ; Elsenhower led up to hit state
ment on the Importance of air
fiower with a remark about the
ate Brig. Oen. William Mllchtil.
World War I air commander, who
later was "broken'' tor urging a
separate air lore ever the objec
tions of his military superiors.
TAC'OMA
Federal
lust neunds back In two davs. I
hated lo talk about my diet for
fear of boring people.
One dnv an acquaintance bored
Jnilie me for two hours talking about his
In revenge I talked to him
full hour about niv diet. To
niv surprise, when I weighed niv
self name home. I found I had
them.
In fact. Taft tried to lay down in
his speech Sunday the conditions
under which Eisenhower will have
to run for the presidency.
Taft said: "In the Republican
campaign of .1952 there must be
no hesitation about attacking the
foreign policy of Mr. Truman and
Mr. Acheson. That oolicv from
SEOUL, Korea Wl Eight groups i 1944 to 1952 has been the most
of Chinese riflemen pecked at if isastrous period hi the entire his
United Nations defenses along a tory of American foreign policy.."
five mile sector of the Korea West-1 The general, of course may dls
ern front in predawn darkness i w with Taft in whole or part
Tuesday.
Action Light
On War Front
Nr. nn. would nretend that II revoiuuun
there were no Moscow-directed
communism all the ills of the
world wouid thereby by solved and
upwards of two billion people
would be enjoying a high standard
of living.
DISMAL FACT
Yet it is a dismal fact that the
United States and many other tree
nations are Douring billions ol
dollars annually into armams-nts,
icing tin sir) and oiher substances
uww vii limn puuiicai . ana- commandeering me sania u
opuonents. of whom he has Plenty. millions of men. All .these materi
will iambast him for what he says anfj au these talents could
or doesn't say. trying to use every j obviously be put to far belter pur
word against him which, of course, i po5e improving the lot of Ameri
he has the privilege of doing to;cans of Europeans, indeed, of all
vance ourselves and the world
along the road of human better
ment, but to prevent ihe gains we
have already made from belli?
destroyed. We must deiend our-
! selves against a program of con
quest which masquerades s a
A U.D. Eilglllll nvuiy mu i'.ii- ,h.... u ir..rM
cer said Allied artillery beat back " n "-"C
land might find It difficult to attack
at least one phase of our foreign
which he
supports and has been carrying
His failure to follow the senator's
sucgestion undoubtedly will bring
him criticism from the supporters
of Taft who has been free to criti
cize foreign policy without resDon-
Ibilily for initiating or pursuing it
all probes of the groups ranging ; ou,
m olC UP w men.
The staff officer made no esti
mate of Red casualties or the pos
sible significance of the concen
trated probing attacks.
rm the Eastern front Allied
. ., .L-ioiiiiv lor
troops wesi oi me oaiae vaiitrj , Eisenhowei. mlgm g0 on me ol.
ported i,oou roimos o. ru '"' fensive and attack Taft 'a views on
lery and mortar shels fell on their , , chore tne Demf
positions. i crau will probably undertake if
x.Tne.KStvirh?i "tm ?nniriS ic MTa,t tne nomination since his
May the Eighth Army inflicted 10.- v h b consistently
601 casualties on the Reds, includ- dif,erent hom thelr,.
ing 5.012 killed. At an . , f e ,ne b
xnc u. 0. r it tu mi t uiw
sorted a "relatively poor morn'
mankind
We and the rest of the West
are not in the category marked by
the UN as fighting a losing oa-.tle
with poverty. But our technical
knowledge, our machinery, our
chemicals and fertilizers and otner
materials could be at work right
now on a considerable scale com
batting the handicaps of the un
fortunate two-thirds.
The UN discovered there is to
day 6 per cent less food in the
world than before World War II,
even though there are millions
more mouths to feed. Supplies
have declined most sharply in
areas where they are most needed
as in the Far East. If you vould
ask the Chinese under Communist
rule what would they say of the
blessings brought by "benevolen;"
communism?
BAD SPOTS
The housing problem is universal
but it is naturally much worse in
under-developed regions. In these.
Rtiiinif Km. ennwn., nrfn l.iiuglireli uleatlecl gulllv lie was i i ne nrsi nav l oraggco. to an-
Boatner summoned chleltaln of j accused of repoiunu SliiO.lXKi ' .other acquaintance for another
three Red - controlled compounds, his 1047 Income when It .should hour The result: Another pound
He gave leaders of Compounds 84 ! have been JI90.0O0. ; C""e
and 96 an ultimatum to haul down ', l-vv"' rt"v """V J hv
Red flags. I Mm-. em mm i bragged. . .bragged. . .and bragged
It was not discing what he told UreqOn NaVVrnan jb.,ut niv dieting lo any one I
the third POW .cadcr whose com! ,, fo l !kn"K r ,x"rn tnlroducrrd to.
pound - 92-alrcady had lowered Kurt Ifl ClCfSn 't. ""l 10 b'"t vmi dnni h,v'. 10
in backward counln-s. Its flags. I ,-! , i,,n,,,u . r . m i. . . . u 1
..ni k .i. t., xi, ". ,i.i i i. I.' RKDDINO. Calif, i.fi Jiininy sloi, a stranger, ask him for a
from Oiii ien m Oregun's .'ti e. ,, t tc-kcr-t for It. grab him by the
pliinc County, was injured crlti- hiwls and hold on firmly until he
calv Slllltlav night 111 a hlg'li.av hut heard vonr slnrv
I mishap seven miles north of Red-; This has worked so well that I
tolng. now tip the scales at 182 lust 22
VALl'ATION 1IICII ' Cuinn. who was reluming .n the pounds down, ami still losing.
Alameda Naval Air Station alter i of course, bragging mavcaust
NEW YORK '.P The total is. visit at home, was riding Hi tha you to lose vour friends as well as
thrmrn intn th llhl fnr iHA nn ' ses.stu VB1UC Ul IHSHUie tsrw 1 1 n tiacfc Ol a pit;aiil nutf, utucit ui-.OUr eXCCSS WeiSUl. Hill nOOOOT
s' liv Tn nffnr th. ' 111 r-stct,- nuti .-s.ini 11.111- ii.ii.ivi uuiiiti, siu. wi,-. iCiV HltTI
ch'sps for the fiscal year star'.ur: ' The highway patrol renortrd '.tint they sav.
July 1. Is J19.425. 499.087. highest Ouuip swerved the truck to avoid C'me you are skinny vmi can
in 20 years, the tax commission lining a dog. and Quinn was null bragging and make some new
reports. I thrown from the truck. 1 frientm.
of the people.
Even
progress
despite the Kremlin's menage. L".:t I Compound 602 was smashed Mon-
how much more could be done If j day by a U. S Patton tank ringed
we were free to focus our energies I by infantrymen carrying bayonet-
on building for peace instead oi ) tipped rules,
for possible war. j
Every lank built by the free
nations, every gun. everv .plane is j
an evidence thai the Russians are,
out substance that should be
lifting of men's lives. To offer th-s
blackmail as the solvent for human
ills is to perpetrate the greatest
fraud in history.
fat man anyway.
Fast Profit
In Rodents
SAN PEDRO, Calif. Ifl Mis
Doris Kosonen, 24, a telephone
worker, was In Ihe chinchilla butl
neu only five minutes but she
marie a profit of 11.000.
She won two chinchillas In con
test Monday, then aald she lldn'l
know what to do with them. I'p
stepped lfolman rimllh, official e,'s.
the Chinchilla Growers Assoela-
Hon of America. He gave her a
check for 12.000 for the prised fur
bearing animals.
BENNETT Ol'T
PORTLAND- M) .r. Nathan A.
Boody was sworn In Monday '
a member of the Portland City
Council, replacing Commissioner
J.E. Bennett who resigmd alter
being recalled.
Boody. 73, a department store
executive, is to serve until t com
missioner Is elected ntxt Novsai-ber.
Search Goes On
For Missing Man
PORTLAND I Search con- i
llr.ued in the Deschutes River area
Monday for Milwaukic man repor
ted missing on a fishing trip.
Albert F. Sorg, 27, left home by
automobile last Saturday. He was
to be back home Sunday. When he
did not return his wife notified
Friends, state police and the cb'il
air patrol have launched a search.
GREYHOUND
ing" for Its fighter - bombers a?
overcast and rain handicippcd
strikes against Red rail and sup
ply lines.
Far East Naval headquarters in
Tokyo reported that in the "veek
ended Monday. U.N. Naval units
inflicted the following damage on
Communist forces:
Destroyed or damaged 200 rail
cars, 164 trucks, 429 buildings, 94
bridges and 55 gun positions. i
The Navy said carrier jaseo
planes Inflicted most of the dam
age. The American carriers Philip
pine Sea, Boxer and Valley forge
are operating on the East Coast
and the American carrier Bataan
and the British carrier Ocean on
the West Coast.
!crr-.ts get a chance for a crack at i
him. some of Eisenhower's own
i Republicans are trying to nail him.
which may give him a foretaste of j
what's in store for him. ,
Since It's by no means certain ;
he'll get the nomination, much less I
the presidency, It's possible that I
Just before he opened the plane
door Sunday and stepped out into !
politics, Eisenhower was thinking: j
"I wonder if it's worth it."
HOUSEWIFE WANTS
TO BE SAFE, NOT SORRY
"It's so eosy to drop donger
ous bottled blcoch when my
hands ore wet ond slippery.
That's iust one of the reosons I
switched to eosy-to-use Vono
Powdered Bleoch," soys Mrs. R.
"Vono really whitens ond
brightens my wash ond there's
no danger of over-bleoching or
ruining my things. Believe me,
I'm sold on Vono Powdered
Bleoch."
iiiii
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS WASTE
Nanrtnr backache, lost of pep andenanry,
tteadacliea and dUtintfls may be tuc to alow
down of kidney function. Doctor aajr good
kidney function it very Important to food
health. When aome everyday condition, auch
a itrem and (train, causee ttila important
function toBlow down, many folltaiurTernaK
Kinv backache-feel miserable. Minor blad
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