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Evening star., 1941-08-18
Britain Plans 10 Register
All Women Up 10 80
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-Ralph Asshe-
ton, parliamentary secretary of the
Labor Ministry, indicated today that
a firmer policy would be established
to mobilize women for war work,
with the government using COM
pulsory powers if necessary.
Opening the women's services re-
cruiting exhibition, he announced
that all women up to 80 would be
required to register within the next
four months.
I'VE have not only reached the
point when there is not surplus
man power available but we have
reached the point where it is be-
coming very difficult to satisfy all
our important needs" he said.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Leuse-Lend
Continued From First Page.)

much too high Senator Connally
said the figure probably would ap-
proximate S4,O00,000 900.
by far the greater part of the
original $1,000 ,000, 900 lease lend ap-
preparation has not yet been ex-
pended" Senator Connally declared.
Senator Connally said he had
gained the impression that mot all
of the money we spend under the
lease-lend program will be tossed
into a hole--we will get some of it
back"
Far East Discussed.
Senator Connally said war de-
velopments mall parts of the world
were discussed at today's meeting.
He expressed the view that 1T Is
$3.50 chance whether Japan will
take any new steps of aggression" ;"
There is group in Japan which
doesn't want war and a military
group which thinks that while we
are busy helping Britain they can
slip down and swipe Thailand and
the Dutch East Indies.
But they will not engage in any
altruistic war for Mr.. Hitler. ANY,
thing they do they will do solely
for Japan"
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Lines Around Russians
frightened, Firms Claim
Earlier Story on Page Ally


HELSINKI, Aug. 18.-The Finnish
high command reported Tightening
of its lines today about Red Army
contingents encircled on the north
err and western shores of Lake
Ladoga
"Encircled areas on the western
side of Lake Ladoga and southwest
of Sortavala (Which lies at the
northern end of the lake. are con-
stantly becoming smaller" said a
communique.
Our troops again occupied sew
eral important population centers,
including Kurkijoki. The encircled
enemy units are constantly trying
to break through, but with little
success"
Two Finnish flyers were decorated
for heroism in the fight against the
Russians. Credited with shooting
down 18 enemy planes, Second 1t.
DIVA Tuominen was named sixth
Knight of Mannerheim and the first
class Cross of Freedom was bestowed
on Maj. Gustav Eirk Magnussoh,
commander of a fighter squadron,
for skill and personal bravery.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
rs u. S.-Mude Bombers
DESTROYED, Nozis Report
Nv the Associated Press

BY IIIe hSsUC-dltU FItss.
BERLIN, Aug. 18-The Germans
reported today that Nazi flyers had
destroyed aground 25 American
made Martin bombers yesterday in
a raid on the Soviet airport of Sa-
poroshje near Dnieperopetrovsk, the
Ukrainian industrial center.
A hangar, fuel supplies and am
munition stores likewise were said
to nave been destroyed.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
THIRD RACE-BARRYMORE,
INQUIRER, LOVE NOTE.

BARRYMORE, in the hands of
a clever conditioner, is on edge
for a winning performance. The
Stotler-trained gelding has to
improve but slightly over his re-
recent good race to score. IN
QUIRER is consistent and will
have to be reckoned with today.
LOVE NOTE has the speed to
make her presence felt from the
outset.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
SIXTH RACE-FENELON, BIG
PEBBLE, ANDY X.

FENELON turned back a
field of this caliber in his last
race and the Sir Galahad Sd
colt shapes up as a likely re-
peater in the Whitney Stakes.
He has a brand of stretch speed
that will be hard to deny. BIG
PEBBLE has plenty of class and
will make his presence felt.
ANDY K is not out of it.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
FOURTH RACE T f X n A L
PEACE, JOHNNY, JR., SIR
WAR

ETERNAL PEACE and Jockey
Moose" Peters may form a COM
bination hard to beat in the
fourth. The Peace Chance colt
has the speed to dominate the
running throughout. JOHNNY.
JR., won his last race in clever
fashion and he qualities as the
dangerous rival. SIR WAR has
little to beat for the show.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Leahy Leaves France
To Confer in Bern
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, France, Aug. 18.-Ad-
miral William D. Leahy, accom-
panied by his wife. has left France
for the first time since he assumed
his post here as United States Am
basSador
The Ambassador and his wife
arrived today in Bern, where Ad-
miral Leahy is expected to see
Leland Harrison, United States Min
lister to Switzerland, who is In a
key relay position.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Fire
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of the pier, picking up stevedores and
many others who either were hurled
or jumped into the water at the time
of the blast.
The flames quickly engulfed the
Panuco, heavily loaded with quick
silver, minerals and hemp. Cut
loose from the burning pier, she
drifted crafty down Buttermilk
chanel opposite Governors Island
and burned into a smoking empty
hulk within an hour.
Burning Barges Cut Adrift.
Five barges, several of them loaded
with steel cables for the United
States naval bases at Guantanamo,
Cuba, were touched off by the
licking flames and likewise drifted
harborward.
The explosion-described by long
shoremen as streak OF lightning"
lashing out of Pier 27-shook lower
Manhattan.
Brooklyn and Manhattan Fire De-
partments, the city's largest and
newest fireboats, and Coast Guard
cutters and small craft rushed to
the area, bringing the blaze under
control within two hours after the
first explosion thundered out at
10:40 am.
Many ambulances hurried to the
scene and carried the injured to
hospitals One lumber truck was
pressed into service as an ambulance
Many of the injured were said to
have been crewmen of the Panuco,
but 1t was not known whether the
full complement was aboard at the
time of the fire.
Sabotage Probe Begun.
B. E. Sackett, special agent In
charge of the Manhattan field Office
of the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton. and Kings County (Brooklyn)
District Attorney William O'Dwyer
began investigations of the posi-
bility of sabotage.
Mr.. Valentine said he believed the
fire started on Pier 81, but the
fire department was unable imme-
diately to determine the cause of
the blaze or estimate the damage.
Harry Garcia, superintendent of
Pier 80, nearby, said the fire broke
out in a series of explosions which
sent flames leaping l25 feet into
the air"
The 3,570-ton Panuco, owned by
the Cuba Mail Line, successors to
the old Ward Line, arrived yester-
day from Tampico and Progreso,
Mexico, and was unloading when the
fire started.
Built in 1917 at Seattle, the 351-
foot ship had been in the New York
Mexico run for several years. Cuba
Mail Line officials said she was ex-
pected to be total loss as firemen
were unable to place line aboard in
first attempts.
The teeming Brooklyn waterfront
was endangered as hungry flames
and smoke flooded the area near the
Brooklyn Bridge.
The fire started one mile below
the New York Navy Yard on East
River. A fire of undetermined
origin last July l swept a pier
at the Navy Yard, injuring one man
and damaging a Coast Guard cutter
and two small naval craft.
One mile upstream above the
Navy Yard lies Greenpoint, Brook
lyn, where another mystery fire
last Monday destroyed lumber
stocks accumulated to fill Army
and Navy orders.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Down the Stretch
By the Associated Press.
By GREG JOHNSON.

MARLBORO, Md, Aug. 18.-Leon
Garrett, who was suspended last
month at Hagerstown. and Buddy
Root and Sammy Dewain., who were
grounded early this month at Bel Air
all will be restored to good stand
ing by the Maryland Racing Com
mission in time to accept mounts
during the i0-day meeting opening
here Wednesday.
Louie Leith of Virginia reports
that Janon Fishers White Cockade
is being converted into a steeple-
chaser, and he will be tried through
the field during Laurel's session in
October.
Eddie Brennan, who will make up
the programs, is trying TO get the
trainer of Dashing Doe to run her
the same day her daughter, Dash
ing Along, performs. A. L. Leith,
who planned to ship here, changed
his mind and went to Wheeling,
w. Va, with Alice Dodge and other
members of his stable. Leith has
Kenneth Kralick, a Baltimore lad,
whom he intends to start riding.
Kralick, according to horsemen,
should develop into a first-class
jockey.
Merritt Mergler, one of the best
steeplechase riders, passed through
en- route to his home in Virginia.
He was injured in New York, but
plans to resume riding at Laurel.
1t is reported that John Hay Whit
ney will dispose of his steeplechase
horses, and that Barney Baldwin
will take them over. Whitney will
confine his racing activities. to fiat
runners.
Willie Pool, Kentucky veteran,
came on from Cumberland to ac-
cept mounts. Pool later will go to
Wheeling, w. Va.
Despite the erection recently OF
100 stalls, more than 100 horses had
to be housed at Bowie.
Bill Schamerhorn, who will serve
his first meeting in the starters
stand, began schooling horses this
morning.
Sammy Palumbo, who passed up
the final four days at Cumberland,
due to inability to get down to a
suitable riding weight, plans on
swinging back into action Wednes-
day.
Jockey George Watson is expect
ing a call to his home In Canada
to join the Dominion's fighting
forces.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Cotton for Jopon Held Up

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. Ia (P.-Large
quantities of Egyptian cotton,
scheduled for shipment to Japan,
will not oe sent, an oficial an
nouncement said today following
cancellation of all navicerts from
Egypt to Japan.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT.

Motions-Justice Pine.
Tuesday:
In re williams A. Reynolds; writ.
In re Clyde w. Hammack; writ.
In re estate of Sadie S. Golden
burg: attorneys. Gable and Feuer.
Ottenheimer VS.. Gibbern1an ct NJ;
attorneys, Jacobi-1lair & Kilcoyne.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
japanese Reoch Saloon

SAIGON, French Irdo-C China,
Aug. Is (P.-Additional Japanese
transports and supply ships arrived
here today and began unloading
what was presumed to be the last
of the troops and material for
Japan's newly acquired bases in
Southern Indo-China.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
EIGHTH RACE-EARLY SET
TIER. TIME SHEET, DAN
CETTV

EARLY SETTLER is favorably
placed again and the Safe g. Sure
veteran may be the right one
in the nightcap. He has the
speed to lead his rivals away
from the gate and may lead his
rivals throughout. TIME SHEET,
a recent winner, may offer the
stoutest argument. DANCETTY
is a money possibility.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Paralysis in Alabama

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 10
R).-Ten new cases of infantile
paralysis were diagnosed in Ala
bana over the week end, the State
Health Department reported today.
making the total 368 since jan
uary r
Evening star., 1941-08-18
SECOND RACE-NICE DICE,
SHEMITE, CHATLET.

NICE DICE displayed enough
improvement in her last race to
warrant the belief she can whip
the maiden fillies to vie in the
second. A hustling ride may be
all that is needed to turn the
trick. SHEMITE is working
briskly and may improve enough
to garner the place. CHATLET
may threaten.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

Brazil shipped over l41 ,cO0, 900
in a recent month.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
PROUD ONE.

FIFTH RACE-PROUD ONE,
HANDY TOM, BATTLE COL
ORS.
PROUD ONE has repeatedly
demonstrated her ability to whip
sprinters of this caliber and the
Blenheim I'd filly is selected to
show the way in the fifth. Condi-
tions are all in her favor. HANDY
TOM has plenty of early lick
and looms as the one to beat.
BATTLE COLORS may scrape
into the money picture.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
SEVENTH RACE-TODDLE TOP,
BOILED SHIRT, EXPLORA-

TODDLE TOP has been doing
about everything asked of him in
recent races and the Athlestan
I'd colt bids fair to chalk up an
other victory in the seventh. His
best race is all that is needed.
BOILED SHIRT is on edge for
hard race and is keen factor.
EXPLORATION may share in
the purse distribution.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Saratoga

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
-yesr;olds; g furlonss.
Son Islam tRobertson) 440 $50 go
esnsles5ieR eslls sFia tsssait ses%idD $50 2sC sc
Nifty, Hors De Combat, Foot Soldier and
Seaman
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
os 5s Ros.spsb cou. snd uDTsrf fs50ns:
Jessie Gladys Smith $40 $50
Sobriouet CDonoso) $40
xnisSt's iS quest Raise Up % and Glorious
DAILY Double paid ss.2o)
WEIGHTS; maiden 2-year- -olds: furlonss
Wait BIZ Gonsden) 11.ao $3.50 $40
faS!'1s faiT Can '9sH 5sIsto, '1' $50
sss.. sss:s TRE5y Hy.
einthus. Free Double. rias Trumpeter;
Smart Hombre. fField.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
ances: 3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs,
5n B5rfs a.sse Rcd .ncsae.ry sscesr, eo 3oc sc
sunsino tseaboJ $40
E@s' AIso rla,nnIkodin, clyd. rolson ard
Thorn Apple
aG. D. widener entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added;
Hurricane Handicap: 3-year-olds and up
ward: Wilson mile.
Dorimar (McCreary) 1s.40 $40 $40
Cis Marion peters, 4.s0 $50
Mary Schulz (Mesde) $50
Time. 80
Also ran-Damased Goods, Up the HILL
Maemante, Miss Discovery.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward Wilson mile.
Moia (McCrearyl $50 400 $40
Lady Waterloo Longden) 4.q0 400
Navy tRobinsonl SEQ
Time, ] 80 3-5.
Also ran-Saguenay Il Kasidah.
Cheesestraw Vintage Port. Bright View.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

More than 500 motion picture films
from the United States were shown
In Chile last year.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Fast Track at Saratoga
BEST BET

BEST BET
FIRST ACES SIMIL A r,
ARCHERY, FATTY.
SIMILAR won his only start
through the field and, in spite
of his added poundage, he should
be able to repeat in this 2-mile
test. Jockey Magee again will
be in the saddle. ARCHERY has
been right there in recent races
and he merits secondary consid-
Grafton. FATTY is a safe jump
er and is dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

THIRD RACE-Purse $1,000: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: / Y. miles.
Birdlea tBorton) 1850 500 400
Redrock Canyon (Weilander) $50 800
Landubber tBohn) 2.sO
Time, 2:103s.
Also ran-Sleep Along, Cornvalhs, Al
spur, Emdale Brown Slave and Crucibenna.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Other Selections
Saratopa Consensus.

Saratoga Consensus.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Gilpin entry, Forbes entry, Sim
liar.
2-Shemite, Burch-Sherman entry,
Tripod.
eYaeger entry. Barrymore, In
quirer.
4-Home Wolf, War Melody, Equal
ize.
5-Overdrawn, Circle M entry, Proud
One.
6tFenelon, Big Pebble, Andy K.
Tex Hygro, Supreme Ideal, Pet.
8-Time Sheet, Short Distance,
Bootless
Best bet-Home Wolf.
Consensus at Narragansett.
BY the Associated Press.
ASK Aunt Ada, Key Discovery,
Aquabelle.
Pavilion, Morstep, Liberty Sand.
3-Neon Light, Sunphantom, Step
infred.
Boot and Spur, Opportunity,
Aridisical.
5-Santo Domingo, Purcellville, Hi
Sty.
IChaldon Heath, Lanceron, One
Tip.
7-Hareben, Skagway, I Bid.
8-Holl Image, Dizzy B., Rhiniz.
9-Howard, Kurdistan. Bertillon.
Best bet-Chaldcn Heath.
Narragansett East.
BY the Louisville Times.
I-Romanzo, Strolling Easy, Key
Discovery.
2-Worstep, Blue Leona, Pavilion.
3+Copin, Sunphantom, Argos.
BOOT and Spur. Sergeant Bill,
Wood Robin.
5Purcellville, Here Again, Santo
Domingo.
6Lanceron, Rough News, Ball
Player.
7-Count SneeZy, Bid, Winter Sea.
8-Sickle Bill, Lady Roma, Dizzy B.
9-Kurdistan, Howard, Blue Fang
Best bet-Copin.
Saratoga (Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-Shemite, Grandiloquent, Fenway.
3-Barrymore, 3 Breeze. Inquirer.
+Eternal Peace, Johnny, jr.; Sir
War.
5-Proud One, Handy Tom, Battle
ColOrs.
6-Fenelon, Big Pebble, Andy K.
EKahyrite, Count Haste, Boiled
Shirt.
8-Time Sheet, Commentator II,
Early Settler.
Best bet-Time Sheet.
Washington Park (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Mighty Miss, Memorosa, Colo
RADIO Ore.
2-Epiget, Honey Boat, Lady In
finite.
3-Anopheles, Fabens, Commission.
+Fond Hopes, Fairy Fleet, East
moor.
5-waltham Cross, Wise Colonel
6-Three Per Cent, Woolford entry,
Shaun G.
7-Lactose, Pari-Sucre, Winamac.
8-Tiger Teddy, Brown Ben, VAL
dina Leo.
Best best-Three Per Cent.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Washington Park
Fy the Associated Press,

Ey IIlt ASSUCIdLtu FItSS-
FIRST RACE-Purse. 1000: claiming;
maidens, 2-year-olds; furlones
Aunt Pet (Wielanderl $3.50 $500 e7.00
Miss Carmen tYarberry) 33.40 1920
Meanwhile tSnider) 600
Time. 1:16 As.
Also ran-Miss Victory. Bold Miss Wood
ford Belle. Sister Don. Brush Brush. Ruby
Isles. Geanway, Milo, Robert Nc.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year -olds and upward: 8 furlonss.
Reigh Dear tWeilander) 1850 $50 $40
Ten Blow (OrosD 900 $50
Sanctity (HaskelD 500
Time, 1:152s.
Also ran-Baby Therese, Doctors Rose.
Getabout. Witan, Sudden Thought, Mae
bob, Dutch Dame, Flora Span and Yelled
Prophet.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

FOURTH RACE-Purs-, S1,1Oo; claim
ing: 3-year -olds and upward; ! mile.
Mordecai tCruickshank) $40 $50 $50
Valdina Joe Calvin 1.20 $40
Decatur (FarrelD 1.60
Time 1:43-
Might Step, Wauchula, Mint Sand
Evening star., 1941-08-18

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
snces; 3-year-olds and up; furiongs.
Bulldinger (Sniderl 7.20 $40 $50
Grand Central (Berger) $50 300
Grand News (Richard) 2.40
Time, 1:15.
Born to Run,
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Entries for Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

,E-Steepicchase; purse. 81 =
!; 4-year-oids and upward;
Evening star., 1941-08-18
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming

tNITV- =
Mrs S. L. Burch and Mrs. A. F. sher-
man entry.
Mrs D. B. Miller entry.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
q. Yaeger entry.

FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 800 added /;
graded handicap; Class c; 3-year-olds: 8
Evening star., 1941-08-18

SIXTH RACE-Purse, Sl200: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; l mile
Delray tHaskelD 40 4.20 300
Happy Home tBereerl $50 300
Ferocity (Wilson) $40
Time, l al As.
Also ran-Kentown. Wiretapper Jeze-
bel II and Royal Master.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

| SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000 added:
| Whitney stakes; 3year-olds and upward;
| ] u miles.
! Fenelon 12O Big Pebble 130
Able Pierre ia Welcome Pass 105
| Andy K III
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tonil1sberre,t Bic &re,t5berren o6er
arellstrager, Ser Orben 6es &eiliaen
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bate un6 on oen itd cine eigene Brit
oeridaft anidloB. Dieie Seilig- -@eiit.
8rnberidait tpurbe Der 8orl6ufer Ser
ipateret ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Son ser
8ell,,tung an Der garitas- -Nnltalten
tparen Die ausiabisen ausgefhloiien.
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Iiden @eienihaft 10 gut tpie ausee.
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erfennbare Eradt tragen uno NIT ei.
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grobF perfolot Der 8erberibe gerlag
5il Sreiburg audi beute ltodeieia nlebr
ais 100 Sabre altes Hrogran1ln, Der
Neligio,L Der 8iiieuidaft llno Der
Girbe bnrb Die Serausgdbe ipertpol-
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5peraeidnis ielbit bes perfloiienen
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ten onf. gei bieier @elegenbeit lei
.nur ailf. cine 5ortlesnng Der aroben
bon grofeiior Or. ssobann Heter
&irid beruusgeeebenen &irdenge-
ibi6te bingepieler. gs ba,toelt iid
UNI oie sueite Salfte oes 5tpeiten
ganbes bes 8erfs. ngon anfane
oes 13. Sabrbunberts' bis our Mitte
Sc Is. SSabrbunberts".
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bannes Soulteiuer bearbeitete Sell
bebanoelt ienen abldnitt Ser @eibi6-
te ser briitliden Stride, Der fir bic
gelamte tpeitere g11tipifl,tng 6es
driitliben slbenblanbes bon entidei=
oenoer 8ebelttung lit. Oas Gingeu
Inn bie briitli6e 8emeini6aft, Der
&anlpf gegen ben einbredenoen Sn-
oipioualismlts lit bas Sauptrnerfnal
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Iteuung idiloert gerfaiier al,d oas
@irfen Der briltliden Garitas 5u ie-
ner 3eit. Man lief ba: =,
9as @iiie,, Inn oie BerbunbeuDeit
oer Meniden i'm sebeimnispollen 2ei-
be gbriiti mar altb entideibeno fir
sic @eltalt,,ng oes geleuidaftlihen
uno tpirtidaftliden 2ebens. 9as @e-
meiutpobI mar bodites 3iel; nidt sic
gr5ielung ser b0bitn0gli6en 2ei-
flung, bes groBtln0gliben @etpinues
slae an Ser Broouftion Beteiligten
tparen eingeglieoert i,1 Sic 3iinfte, Die
lnibt nur Stanbesintereiien, Ion6ern
in eriter 2inie bas @obl Der Mnge-
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Mm itdrflten ipirfte iib Der @emei,1-
idaftsgeiit in oen 8erfen elmer Bit
benoen Garitas aus. Denn trok Der
Gorge Ser 3iinfte gab es aud banals
Mrbeitsloie ltno Arbeitsunf1bige
8enn man beoe1ft, baB fir Die @e-
innobeit fait iiberbaupt ridt geiorgi
mar, Bob Die SDsiene in Ben Stdb.
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