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Evening star., 1942-05-15
Japs Reinforce
Air Force North
Of Australia
Allies Meet Greater
Defense; IS Planes
Raid Port Moresby
S' the Associated Press.

S' the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
Australia, May 15.-A notable
increase in Japanese land-based
air strength on New Guinea and
New Britain was indicated today
with disclosure that 35 planes
participated in one Of two raids
on Port Moresby yesterday and
that Allied attacks on the Japa-
neSe bases were meeting consid-
erably stronger opposition.
The raids on Port Moresby, first
bv Is fighter planes and then by 26
bombers and 9 fighters, were de-
clared to have hit not a single worth
while objective, but the large num-
Der Of planes was taken as an in
dication that the japanese were
willing to pay high price to pre-
vent use of that Southern New
Guinea city as an Allied air base.
Shot Out of Flight of II.
Two Of their fighters were shot
down in flames. and they lost seven
others out of a fight of II which
rose to try to intercept long-range
Allied bombers hammering shipping
in the harbor of Rabaul, New
Britain. All the Allied planes re-
turned safely after damaging at least
enc transport.
Another formation OF Allied
bombers simultaneously attacked
the Japanese seaplane base in the
Deboyne Island group in the Louis
Jade archipelago of the southeast
tip of New Guinea. sinking an
enemy seaplane and setting fire to
shore installations, headquarters
said.
The strength Of the opposition
encountered by the Allied planes
over Rabaul was interpreted by OBJ
servers as tribute to the effective
ness Of previous attacks on that tar
get.
These quarters said 1t was evident
the Japanese felt called on to take
stern measures in an effort to break
up repeated Allied attacks which
apparently were making Rabaul too
hot for comfort.
Surprise Attack on Airdrome.
Only the day before yesterday AL
lied raiders surprised Is japanese
bombers on the runway Of the Ra-
baul airdrome, plastered them with
bombs and then attacked shipping
in the harbor without being en-
gagged by enemy fighters. a
The Deboyne Island group-a
cluster Of three islets in a coral-girt
lagoon-was last attacked by Allied
air raiders Monday. when tanker
seaplanes, stores and buildings were
reported damaged.
The same area was hammered for
five successive days the preceding
week when the battle of the neigh
boring Coral Sea was at its height
The Louisiade archipelago, of
which the Deboyne group is a part
stretches for nearly 80 miles athwart
the northeasterly approaches to the
Australian coast and offers scores OF
hiding places for seaplane tenders
and other craft. The islands are
thinly populated by natives, vir-
tually all the white population
which consisted mostly of gold min
ers-having been evacuated three
months ago.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Ship Survivors Arrive
At Isle of Women
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated PreSS.
MEXICO CITY, May 15.-A life
boat carrying three survivors Of the
torpedoed steamer Montana has ar
rived at Isla de Mujeres Isle of
Women off the tip of the Yucatan
Peninsula, dispatch to the news
paper Excelsior from Cozumel re-
ported today.
The dispatch said the Montana
was torpedoed May but did not
give the nationality of the vessel.
1t added the survivors said % others
left the ship in another lifeboat, but
have not been seen since.
Lloyds Shipping Register lists a
Norwegian 10,170-ton tanker Mon
tana, built in 1910.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Repaired Thetis Sinks
z Subs, 5 Supply Ships

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 15.-The British
submarine Thetis. which sank in
Liverpool Bay with loss OF SO
lives during trial run in 1889 and
subsec 'ently was raised and re-
namec he Thunderbolt, is making
q good nghting record.
1t was disclosed today that she
had returned from a cruise during
which she sank two Axis submarines
and five supply ships and saved
q merchant seamen from death
In the Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Reinforced Japs Fight Way
Into West Yunnan Town
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, May 15.-Japanese
troops, heavily reinforced. have
fought their way into Tengyueh, i'm
portant trading town in Western
Yunnan Province, but fighting in
that area still is in progress, a Chi
nese communique announced to-
night.
Tengyueh, so airline miles east Of
the Burma border, is north Of the
Burma route and was the objective
of a secondary Japanese thrust.
The main Japanese column. which
has driven 125 miles up the winding
Burma Road, was reported still at
Hungmushu, on the west bank Of the
swift Upper Salween River, where it
was being subjected to Chinese at
tacks.
The Chinese, having destroyed the
bridges over the Salween in this
area, have been reported holding
the east bank in force. ready to re-
sist any further Japanese advance
toward Paoshan, SIS miles farther
along the Burma Road.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

a 2,OO0-tOn merchant vessel.
CThe Navy Department today
had no comment to make on the
reportD
The special communique also said
a 10,000-ton freighter was set !aflre
from stem to stern in a connected
action while at a southern English
port bombers destroyed four British
merchant ships totaling 1880 tons.
The communique said the cruiser
was of the 9,100-ton Pensacola class
(Which normally carries 663 mem and
identified the naval formation as en-
American squadron operating be-
Evening star., 1942-05-15

tween the North Cape of Norway
and the Arctic island of Spitsbergen.
(The locale of the action
apart from the German claims,
which might have been drawn to
gain information on disposition
of United States naval power
was the first indication that
American fleet units were operat-
ing so deeply on the supply route
to Murmansk and Archangel)
The communique gave no details
However, D.N.B., the news agency
See pENSACOT,A PAGE A-50
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Alfred Quits Federal Bench

President Roosevelt said today he
had accepted the resignation of Fed
eral Judge James " Alfred of Texas.
1t is understood Mr.. Alfred, a for
mer Governor of Texas, will run
for the United States Senate.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Japanese Claim a Victory.

TOXIC CFrom Japanese Broad
casts. May Is P).-Japanese forces
have inflicted a staggering defeat
on the main body of the Twenty
second Chinese Division in great
battle II miles northwest of Kuh-
sienchen in central Hopeh Province,
Dor-.ei reported today.
Other japanese units were said to
have wiped out approximately 300
Chinese troops southeast Of Anping
on the same front.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Portuguese Planes Crash

LISBON, May IS R1.-Two planes
Of the Portuguese air force crashed
today at the Cintra training base,
killing one pilot and injuring An
other.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
u. S. Cruiser, Destroyer Sunk
On Arctic Route, Nozis Claim
Planes Credited With DemoIishine Ship
Of9, 9,l00-Ton Pensacola Class

B
BERLIN German Broadcasts), May l5-The German
high today that its air force flung into
the Arctic supply line Russia had DESTROYED United
States destroyer we'll 00ton cebeaker and
Evening star., 1942-05-15

(See GASOLINE, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1942-05-15

(See TAXES, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1942-05-15

(See RUSSIA, Page A-3O
Evening star., 1942-05-15

(See PENSACOLA, Page A-50
Evening star., 1942-05-15

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X Of this edition Of
The Star, experimenting the news Of
the regular home delivered edition.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

0tock ana 0al0-
Dividend Rata. Add 90. HiehL Low. closs.
Alum Co Of Am 1s-- zoos 80 % 80
Alum Co pf (6) 6Oa l(12k l02k I02iL
Evening star., 1942-05-17
New York Bonk Stocks
Chieogo Produce

CHICAGO May 1e R.-Butter re-
eeipts. l.4o7'o3s pounds; steady; prices
Esss.2s.744 eases: nrm: prices un.
Potatoes-Arrivak, %; on tr.c. ,os.
total U, s. shipments, 7ss; supplies lirbt:
demand moderate; Northern stock mar.
ket, hrm to slightly stronger; idaho Rus.
8 No. /, 3.45-75; Main Katahdins, q &
No. !. $50; wisconsin, Chippeas. q. S.
ssm,nd So l; 2So; od.Is, ne. steef Supplies lisht;
steady; Sslifornia Long white. o." s.
umphc. q. 9. No. /, 3.4O-l. 90; Xisbanns
Bliss Triumphs, q. 3. No. /. 1856.
Evening star., 1942-05-17
Gu R B

tBy Private Wire Direct - h 0ts4.D
Transactions On the New York
Curb Exchange On Saturday, May
16, 194z.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

April (, Is Weeks.
Columbia Broadcastins- S.o7 SIS
February 20 Year
American Power & Light ---tS4p7 5000
'On shares outstanding ut close Of re.
spective periods.
Ton combined preferred stocks
Evening star., 1942-05-17

Unit Of trading, 10 shares In bank
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as.
suEed By such companies. Rates Of divi.
dends & IN the the foregoing table are annual
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special OF extrs dividends are
not included. xd IL dividend. u III
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash OF
stock. Declared or paid 50 far this year.
fPayable in stock. Paid last year. b Pay
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-05-17
Corporation Eorninos

NEW YORK. May Is R-Corporats
earnings reports during the week showing
profits per common share included:
December 81 Year
Evening star., 1942-05-17
B N DIS

By private wire direct - TAs o4sR.
Transactions In Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange On Saturday,
May Is, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-05-17

Week Ending Saturday. May rs, 1al2.
to.ss.sisns f.raisAsl ~ tAs Asssssstsl PssSJ 10
1912 Stock and 6aes- Net HIN
Evening star., 1942-05-17

In bankruptcy OF receivershp beins reorsanised
sompsns. rates q diydsnd. in the i0Ts.o!n! sss!:
ssni-annual declar.ticn Unless otherxiss netsd Ye-
SsnS % H Hn0I qshts Az nS Sxtra or sltrsS cah
q stock: beels!ed q PAD . az this s:si. iHy:
fnd1 E1ssgnaisssd di!idsnds psi1 < issisisd u
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How The Jury vsisd
wcmen: Yes. 1: no. 2.
Men: Yes. &: no. o.

llsa.eutfrl Yes. Parents make
. mistake IN letting ehiiafsn run
their lives. He has = perfect
rixhs 70 Try u h happy again
Dss CLEANERS Yes n man
with three kias ran ct I woman
n marry him far lcvs ne would
~ crazy rrt IN
poeusew1ees Ma. 7 think nee
more interested N houwesspes
than NJ u . wife.
sglll Wsshevs Yss 4 man ~
10 ard . woman II - ought n
know what they're doing
yaessry Wsrter s~omaal
yes. His children are grown
naw and shouid undessssnd
enough about iifs to agree 10 his
marriage.
Cassssslssi Yea n 10 natural
for children Ia feel thst way
sometimes. bat Ne could bring
them arpund by eonftdlnG N
them.
sssass sgasagss swomanjs Zee.
Even though the children 20 ~.
sent the marriage she cen prob
ably win them over IN tims.
Mssufartusevi Yes: that's hia
privilege. lie would b foolish
10 deny himself happiness foe
children who sooner o. later wsii
marry themselves and leave him.
rss1 Ch~ehss woman. yss.
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government. with executive. leg
islatiye ana Judicial branches.
Tts present constitution dates
back only 10 September IS. 1928.
but IL retains many Of the i'm
portsnt features Of one adopted
nearly hundred years before
II. This older constitution was
largely the work Of the great
statesman Diego Portales. Min
lister Of State under President
Prieto from 1881 10 1871. This
constitution. in turn. superseded
q stiil older one, Chiles first
II Was drafted by q COMMITTEES
appointed by the famous General
O'Higgins shortly after the
chiiesns. with the help Of ths
Argentine patriot and soldier.
General San Martin, defeated
Spanish royslist forces. This
triumph. the Battle of ksipo.
Aprll s. 1915. marks the END Of
Spanish power in Chile and the
birth ~ the Republic.
One ~ q ssgfes descriptive ~ our
neixhbar nations prepared ~ tins
Pan American Lnion-
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CHAPTER XVI

Randy spread out the sheets
of Paris letter on the kitchen
table. The letter had come two
days ago, and she had read 1t
dozen times, but she returned to
1t again and again for the
warmth and comfort. the sense
of security and safety that she
derived from II.
q. OF course. Randy, II Is a
CHASTITY and terrible tragedy,
particularly so to have happened
to Drake. 1t will be harder for
him than for most people be-
cause he was so free and indie
pendent. And now, want you
to note carefully my advices.
Drake lived by that same free
dom and independence. He will
feei-probably already feels
that he has lost both. II will be
your problem to restore them TO
him. that is II you really pro-
pose taking care OF him as you
suggest in your cabled message.
II am sure that you have al
ready made Drake feel that he
Is needed and wanted in the
world. am writing him in this
same post that he is certainly
needed and important in my life.
We can't give him legs, but we
can keep his mind and person
Atty. and soul. If you wish to
call II that, whole and well.
IT recalled last night that =
long time ago Drake talked Of
real estate projects Of some kind,
I don't remember Just what the
ideas were. But II occurs TO me
that in any small town that is
growing at all. there must he
place for several real estate BUSH
nesses. The main point Is TO get
his mind and Imagination going
on something definitely construe-
tive.
Your cablegram has just
come telling me that you two
are married. Ny dear Randy. /
can't tell you what i feel Sell
fishly. for the sake Of my friend.
I am overwhelmingly happy and
grateful. ] feel that don't
don't have to be happy for you
you have more than anyone
can wish for you, know that.
Drake has been more than a
brother TO me, and from this
moment on you are more than
my sister. In you two ] feel
that / have more than q pro-
fessional reason for coming back
10 Kings Row. You know, OF
course, that I have always hoped
for an appointment at the State
Hospital for the Insane. have
kept DR.. Nolan informed Of my
progress He has promised IN
recommend my appointment
when I have finished my work
here in Vienna
Ny best love N both Of you.
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, TRADE
WINDS
~ LOU scnsuesa

NEW Yunk - Nsnufactar-
Ing snd financial isadsrs and
she same se<s fer nswsrAr<r
editors ssy that the govern.
msnss rasles ~ strict csnsrr-
shir - Production ~ ~sr ma.
tsrisls hurts me rueises nsorsie.
thsl Il weusd put . stop u the
volume - "we~afe. not rrcdse.
ing rumofs II same fsrts we're
made known.
Corporate head. insist that
the people # the nation want %
hear god nova Publicity On
details are not interesting hat
n would interest the average
American - kno~ the volume
% gar supplies produced That
the public Il hungry for new, 70
evident by the favorable re-
spouse 10 the fact that Gen.
eral Macarthur 10 safe IN Au-
STRATA.
Mrs. Klinore Hevrsck. unreal
istic New York regional director
of the national lahor relations
board she stands high IN new
deal ana labor circles - believes
that the intention af the so-honr
work week legislation was 10
spread employment during de.
presslons. that The wsr.rsnduc-
ton picture today Gala foe
vast volume Of employment that
tho overtime wages paid OF var
work are paid Nv Uncle Sam and
thus directly out NJ the pockets
~ taxpayers. ard. that Z N
emrhaticaliy ssats that the 90
hour week under snssting con-
ditions - 10 unreaiistie."
The Fssallns railoninG that nit
the Atlantic seAhosrd and north
vest area will hurt the or In.
dnstry 10 the annual tune ~
$3.50. ooo. 600 loss hut the icss
70 retail gasoline distributors
viii be. worst Of al, Many may
h forced against the wall.
Manufacturer al mons wear.
ing apparel are disturbed by
the unreliable victory model"
news stories out Of Washington.
The victory suit will not differ
from present styles except that
trousers will not have cuffs and
vests viii not NJ cold with
double breasted suits
The plan NJ the war produc.
ton hoard 10 switch tire.iess
Americans IN the use of horses
In place of automobiles 10 ~ good
CONTINUED on Page ~
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KNOW YOUR
.s:s.s.:..G:::.::.s...
NEIGHBOR

II that drop of iodine smeared
over bruise or abrasion could
share the intelligence and ten
denotes of its human beneficiary,
it would. likely enough, have
much to say of its unappreciated
dignity and Importance. in war
as in peace; of its parent. nitrate
of soda; of the nitrate's power
in life and death IN the human
family; and, finally of the
worlds only producer of natural
nitrates on a commercial scale
the Republic of Chile.
Chile. an empire In itself. a
great ribbon Of 2s6,396 square
miles, spread along the rim Of
the Pacific for nearly 5000
miles. reaches farther south than
any other nation OF the Ameri-
can Continent. 1t is sometimes
referred to as "the California of
South America II there is
some similarity as. TO relative
location. shape and topography.
the parallel cannot be carried
far.
Two CALIFORNIA;, nearly, could
be contained within the boundar-
les of Chile. They would hold
Germany, Belgium, Denmark.
Holland and Switzerland. Cape
Horn and the Chilean archipel-
ago are about as far from the
bleak desert country Of the
north. where are the nitrate
fields. as San Francisco is from
New York. The belt line. at its
hroadest. is about the distance
from Washington to New York.
Stretched out between the
great mountain range and the
Pacific. Chile has a climate vary
ing from the heat Of the baked
northern desert to the snow and
ice of the stormy deep south.
Nature has portioned the coun-
try. roughly, into three produc-
tive zones. In the extreme south,
adjacent to the strait Of Magel-
Ian, are good grazing areas
where stock-raising is a rapidly
developing industry. To the north
is the great Central Valley.
famed a. one Of the worlds gar
den spots. Here all the products
Of the temperate zone and most
Of those Of sub-tropicsl climates
grow luxuriantly. This is the
most thickly settled and the
most highly cultivated part Of
the country. And here. in a
fertile valley between mountains
and sea. is the beautiful capital
city Of Santiago. On the coast.
only l1s miles away, is the
equally famous port Of Vslpa-
rsiso.
And last, but by no means
least. Is the zone Of the nitrate
fields. The eyes OF the nations
Of world a. war, as the strug-
gle in defense Of the ideals Of
the New World moves toward
decision. will turn with more
and more esgerness toward
Chile's desert storehouse For
nitrate, with It's 5y-product. To-
dine. is principal item in the
manufacture Of explosives. A
necessity Of war. both for the
making and mending Of wounds.
II In priceless. too, as a nutrient
for man and his husbsndry.
In times Of peace and normal
demand. Chilean nitrate was sec
ond only to Chilean copper. an
other war need now. As a world
producer Of this metal, Chile is
outrsnked only By the United
States. The country has. in
addition. SURPRISES q iron and
coal After more than = hun
dred years. the mining ~ gold
hss been resumed. Recent dis
ooveries n oil ssspszss may 10
herald 81 another great indus
Try N come
Ch.lss 8 q republican form Of
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. serial story
Copyright BY
HENRY BELLAAAkk

shall be able To say directly to
you both what I find too diff
cult To say on paper"
Randy folded the thin sheets
of paper carefully. II was
strange. she thought. how well
she knew Paris Mitchell.
Gradually, as the weeks went
by. Randy pressed the suggss-
tons Paris had made In his
first letter. She was amazed 10
see how Drake fell more and
more easily into the pattern she
20 carefully planned.
One day. following her care
fully disguised Leads. Drake re-
called the old project for reclaim
ing the creek-bottom lands near
by. He siighted upon II with
Joy. He had begun from that
day to move toward a normal
life. Sometimes. as Randy stu
died the sharp-cut profile. II
seemed as though this cstas-
trophe had burned Drake clear
Of every trait that had been q
little careless and coarse. Drake
spoke differently. He was sc-
tually careful Of his speech and
his accent.
What Randy did not notice
was the sudden and deep change
In herself. The tomboy look was
gone. The rounded look OF
rough-and-resdy rowdiness that
had always characterized her
had slipped away like a mask.
I'm going TO move you down
stairs next week. Drake"
He frowned. where ?"
The front room. That's 60
ing to be our living room. and
the little room off 10 the side
that never has been anything
but q storeroom will be our bed
room"
He thought . moment. 1T
sounds pleasant"
There In just one front win
dow. II looks into the front
yard. There's a big cedar tree
outside, and across the road you
can see around Harpers Hin on
out into the country. It's quieter.
too. You don't hear the switch
engines as you do back here
brakes face contracted sud
denly. "f'll be glad 10 get where
] don't hear them 10 plain. Some
times | dream-I guess I'll al
ways have dreams like that"
Il don't think 10. Drake"
Randy spoke very calmly. but
her chest was tight You'll
have . lot Of other things 10
think about"
Randy"
He reached for her hand and
held II with al NJ his strength.
4 want you ~ promise ne
that III never have 10 70 oUi ~
this house until until I'm dad"
Randy sat down beside him
ard held his head against her.
Now. darling. you listen To ms"
All right" brakes breath
came in short. quick sssps Ran
~ knew all 81 oncs where the
great injury lay. and BY some
hslf-conscious instinct what she
mus, say and what she must
avoid saying
Re I'm Der this always.
You've had q terrible accident
and all that. but you're just
Drake ncHugh. You're no dif-
ferent. You can arrange your
~. anyway you want 20. I'm
here TO see that its done the
way you want II, but--yog are
Drake. and 7 love you DO I
have 70 tell you that every
day"
.Yess
Then ! SilI"
The late after Don train
elsnsed and ratified iis smoky,
Frimy way from Csmpsrviile to-
wards Kings Row
CONTINUED on Page "a, Col. 81
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. ANSWERS
TO WAR QUIZ

1. The insignia indicates tnat
the wesrer belongs 10 the AmeFi-
can field artillery
z Marx Twain SAID: The re-
ports ~ my death are greatly ex-
sKrerstsd."
3. Dslsdier and Blum were ootn
rremiers Of France.
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she ~ - shlldf<n ard tcs@
M, hsSs n marry ne fcf . meal
ticket. I can sise hef . rice
konss ara living Ant ! hnc~ ~
loves ne sHd l.s<s ny children
I have heca reu>iteslna waiting
unsu nv <htetres nrpw sooes -
fore I ressnsvte1 ~ ~ Z -
sfv~t1 - e.he - sa1nrp - -
lsg ~ - I hnsw ~ eevog
md sseenes 60 NJ ~.
A. n - an ln~inG every
thing have and Ill I maize ~
cause have no ore % tAhs car~
II my hame - - . ssnnss
weW,nn 80 ucel1 mnhe - :
geea w1fe. Should I marry ~
noe despite my ehlIdssn-
howard l.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
/. Sir Stafford cripps.
2. Union of South Africa.
4. False.
4. Gone with the Wind"
.. Titanic.
9. Architectural device.
I. Wyoming.
=. False.
.. That all will eventually be
saved.
10. Golden apples.
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The plan NJ the war produc-
ton hoard 10 switch tire-iess
Americans 10 the use Of horsss
In place Of automobiles 10 ~ good
Continued IN Page ~
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Ladies and GeNllemea q tke JuFys On wIdowoe -
years old and have three ehren ~ u and n yonro -
Two years am met = widow five years youuDw t1o9
am. she Il Gcnd vsesaa. N tnat loheo - un1v
wife and mother and have grown 70 pve nes en- alo4
though nv children would not make her hsppy and vou4
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Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In u. s. Defense
Bonds.
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'Tis Spring: World Wonders Where Hitler Will Strike!

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