LnshlpsCa
motor-
Union
work
and
Is
tor
Seattle
to
load
lArfpra
Alaska
ports,
W
...
J
In
she
win
prwt-tu
w
to
Institute
a
new
1
Ma
that
norm
cut
hla
port
and
souin
Lka.
The
first
sail-
-
i
Prince
Rupc"
e-tibout
May
31.
Aiis
received
yester-embridge
Agencies,
LrtngenU
of
the
line,
0.
Briggs.
wno
w
Jin
from
San
Fran.
hii
new
ship.
ible
cargo
from
the
3t
is
already
at
Prince
ailing
transshipment
jtbeistern
having
ar
ty
railway
ICE
SOON
o(
Canadian
if
Commerce
k
Ruction
M,
Prices
oi
Canada
rt
to
"drop
to..
-do.
Cockshutt.
OcUrlo.
president
of
ta
Chamber
of
Oom-
iUst
nl(,ht
md
throughout
the
k
one
if
prices
going
aid
Cocmutt.
oi
rtmavaS
:f
subsidies
no
lm;er
pay
for
a
7
through
taxes
but
lit
dire:
t:y
"
IRETS
TO
ND
HOURS
trviR.
(Pi
More
night
wa
pri:r.i:3cd
cabaret
a
here
City
council
approved
a
'by-law
at
permitting
cabarets
open
until
2
a.m.
on
rtile
dayiijht
savins
a
effect.
Patrons
prc-
W
to
leave
at
1
ajn.
clcrgyn.cn
criticized
menftnent,
saying
It
'iter
fcutuncc
of
city
Wiirnoss
to
violate
;i
Cay
Act,"
EYISLAND
If
IRE
Nrrd
and
Twenty-
Pind
itlarc
in
Miustment
Centre
RK,
T
VWp
fnnnr.1
'"in
wind,
swent
fc
heart
of
Conev
Is-1-
Rrmcnt
dislrli't
Mnn.
rtroyli)-
five
build-
'Owing
damage
ttl-
125,00O.
'
PHns.
malnlv
fl
rTalcti
for
smoke
in-
''no.
fatalities.
E
WEATHER
Synnnvls
ij'alr
over
the
prov-
:
""n
wow
i
'"Minor
IS
expected
today
j.T
p?:u:c
will
brlnir
lltilrine
iki,.
Herl.
oCPn
r.hnr.
torn
M.lTpcr.aturc-
I-...-
Kv
.uard.y
Rupert
40.
Wednesdav:
Part
55,
Prtncc
Ru-
r
i
n
.
...
W
u.
iJ"51
omcc
ofni
,
,.arnounccd
re
of'u
1
Bwers
as
hSr
0nt-af-
a
t
.
na'f
a
csnturv
nf
wa'
appointed
in
City
Ponders
F
or
Citv
Bus
Truman
Policy
Is
"Evil
Thing"
Predicts
It
Will
Lead
to
War
Between
Russia
and
Rritaln
MINNEAPOLIS,
IP-Henry
A.
Wallace
said
Monday
night
that
the
"one
alternative"
to
the
"Truman
policy
of
loaning
money
for
military
purposes'
abroad
was
the
"use
of
money
through
the
United
Nations
1or
plows
and
tractors
rather
than
guns
and
fighter
planes."
Wallace
predicted
that,
if
the
Truman
policy
were
applied
to
France,
Italy
and
England,
as
well
as
to
every
country
border-Ing
on
Russia,
the
result
would
be
depression,
universal
chaos
and,
finally,
revolution
and
war."
Wallace
described
the
Truman
doctrine
as
an
"evil
thing,"
by-passing
the
United
Natloni
and
having
the
tendency
of
forcing
Oreat
Brltuln
and
Russia
Into
war.
ASSURANCE
ON
FOOD
SOUGHT
Leaders
of
trade
unions
In
-Diicssfldorf
threaten
to
Resign
HEREFORD,
Germany
0
Leaders
of
all
trade
unions
in
the
big
Rhlncland
city
of
Dues-scldorf
yesterday
told.
British
occupation
authorities
that
un
less
they
'were
given
detinue
assurance
on
the
food
situation
within
the
next
ten
days,
they
would
resign
and
"could
not
be
responsible
for
the
The
warning
was
sent
to
tnc
British
regional
commissioner
for
north
Rhine
and
Westphalia
William
Aibury.
and
was
ap
proved
by
a
stormy
meeting
attended
by
seme
503
trade
un
ion
leaders.
The
resolution
.saict
tnai,
u
trade
-union
resigned,
German
party
leaders
ami
German
ad
ministrative
authorities
might
follow
suit.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Einprcfls,
10,000,
17.40
and
14,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage.
Betty,
21J50O,
17.80
and
14,
Royal.
Bataan,
21,000,
17.00
and
U,
Pacific.
Pierce.
20.OC0,
17.80
and
14,
Booth.
Canadian
Frcdclla
III.
32.000,
Co-op.
Flnclla,
17,000,
Co-op.
Stream,
9.000.
Co-op.
Kcno
II,
Q.CTO0,
Co-op.
Parma,
33,O0OV
Co-op.
All
Star,
17,000.
Co-op.
Narvik,
22,000,
Co-op.
Dovre
B.,
40,000,
Co-op.
Cape
Spencer.
26,000,
Co-cp.
Ed.
Llpsett.
14,000,
Co-op.
Embia,
24,000,
Co-op.
Four-Forty,
21,000.
Co-op.
Atll,
22.000,
Co-cp.
Skccna
Ml.
10,000,
Co-op.
Elva
M.
25,000,
Co-op.
t
n-i
mono.
lG.fl
and
13,
Atlln.
Ddbut,
7,000,
16.70
and
13.
Royal.
,
,
Mltkcf,
10.000,
16.70
and
13,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage.
Forty
Egyptians
Killed
In
Bsu
CAIRO,
0)--Forty
men,
women
and
children
were
drowned
Sunday
when
their
bus
skidded
and
.plunged
Into
a
canal
forty
miles
northeast
of
here
Five
Bids
Franchise
Bids
from
five
applicants
for
a
franchise
to
op-crate
an
exclusive
bus
service
in
the
city
for
the
next
five
years
were
opened
in
city
council
last
night
and
then
referred
to
committee
of
the
whole
fqr
consideration
before
a
decision
is
made.
The
committee
meetings,
which
may
run
into
two
or
mrcc
sessions
Deior,
uie
bio
of
one
of
the
applicants
Is
accepted,
will
be
called
at
discretion
of
Mayor
Arnold.
According
to
the
aldermen,
It
Is
unlikely
that
a
decision
will
be
reached
In
time
to
have
it
presented
to
a
meeting
of
the
provincial
Public
Utilities'
commission
early
In
June.
Aid.
Arthur
Brooksbank,
chair
man
of
the
special
franchise
committee,
saw
"financial
responsibility"
as
a
key
factor
In
awarding
the
franchise
to
any
group
of
applicants.
Decision
of
city
council
Is
subject
to
the
approval
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
and
to
a
favorable
three-fifths
majority
(Continued
on
Page
3)
Fresh
Fish
Moving
Out
With
landings
of
halibut
heavy,
special
trains
laden
with
express
refrigeiator
cars
of
halibut
are
rolling
out
of
Trince
Rupert
daily.
One
iuch
train,
with
14
cars,
was
dispatched
at
midnight
last
night.
Another
Is
leavln;
!
DEBT
LAWS
ULTRA
VIRES
OTTAWA,
Ot
The
Supreme
Oourt
cf
Canada,
In
judgment
today,
declared
ultra
vires,
Section
Six
of
the
Saskatchewan
Farm
Security
Act,
providing
lor
reduced
Interest
In
.farmers'
debts
during
poor
crcp
years.
A
related
reference.
'making
similar
provision
In
rcardr.tb
deb
ts
in
connectloitj,
with
Rousing
enterprises
bec6mcs
automatical
ultra
vires
by
the
same
decision.
FIRST
CASE
OF
"SUPERSONIC"
ILLNESS
FOUND
LONDON
The
first
reported
case
of
supersonic
illness,
attributed
to
the
effect
on
the
human
body
of
sound
waves
too
high
for
human
hearing,
is
being
investigated
by
Great
Britain's
Medical
Research
Council
The
victim
Is
an
unidentified
worker
In
a
turbo-jet
engine
factory
in.Hertfordshlre.
Symptoms
are
-not
described
but
said
such
symptoms
are
pre?
sumably
lassitude,
and
the
inability
to
walk
steadily.
Italy
Gov't.
To
design
ROME,
O
Public
Works
Minister
Gulseppc
Romita
said
Uils
morning
that
Premier
Alcldc
De
Oasperl
and
his
cabinet
would
resign
today
because
cf
a
Socialist
charge
tbat.heiisjJelltoerately
fomenting
a
political
crisis.
TRANSPORT
DEPT.
WOULD
MOVE
MARINE
SECTION
TO
SEAL
COVE
The
Department
of
Transport
marine
services,
which
are
now
situated
at
Digby
Island,,probably
will
be
moved
in
the
near
future
to
Seal
Cove
where
a
new-marine
station,
including
wharves
for
the
two
lighthouse
tenders
Alberni
and
Birnie,
will
be
built.
A
letter
from
W.
S.
Lawson,
Departmental
rep
resentative,
inquiring
If
the
city;
would
be
willing
to
relinquish
Its
claim
to
a
portion
of
the
Seal
Cove
air
base
to
establish
the
station,
was
considered
by
city
council
last
night.
A
blueprint
of
the
proposed
station
revealed
that
the
northerly
side
of
the
concrete
ramp
built
for
the
R.C.A.F,
during
the
war
would
be
the
site
of
the
station.
Under
an
oWcr
made
last
year
by
the
Department
of
Transport,
the
city
has
the
first
priority
on
the
buildings
and
facilities
at
Seal
Cove
for
a
civic
airport,
although,
to
date,
the
city
lias
given
no
indication
that
It
wants
the
area
for
that
pur
pose.
"it
Is
nurely
a
matter
of
courtesy,"
Aid,
T.
B.
uiacK
tie
rhired
In
council.
"Tlic
property
belongs
to
the
Department
of
Transport
and
could
be
allocat
cd
to
Its
marine
services
If
they
want
to.'
i'
The
question
tf
whether
or
not
the
marine
Installations
would
interfere
with
the
seaplane
base
which
is'to
be
set
up
at
Seal
Cove
was
raised
by
Aid.
Youiirs
who
said
that
he
would
oppose
any
move
that
would
Interfere
with
an
airport
at
Seal
Cove.
The
aldermen
agreed,
however,
that
It
would
bo
a
good
thing
for
the
city
If
the
transport
station
were
moved
to
Seal
Cove
from
Digby.
oin
mouon
oi
Aid.
Ham,
they
agreed
to
accept
the
Idea
In
principle,
pending
the
result
of
a
conference
this
afternoon
between
G.
A.
Thomp.
son,
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
general
superintendent,
and
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thaln.
At
this
afternoon's
meeting,
City
Clerk
Thaln,
planned
to
learn
definitely
whether
or
not
the
proposed
Installation
would
Interfere
with
the
use
of
thp
Seal
Cove
facilities
by
aircraft.
New
Bishop
Of
Toronto
TORONTO,
B
Right
Rev.
Alton
Beverley,
suffragan
Bishop
of1,
Toronto,
was
elected
as
Bishop
of
the
Anglican
dlcccsc
of
Toronto,
.succeeding
Arch
bishop
Derwyn
T.
Owen,
who
died
April
9.
Pulp
Mil
Party
'
Due
Next
Monday
D.
G.
Stenstroin
and
party
of
eight
.engineers
of
the
Celan-
cse
Corporation
of
America
from
New-
York
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
next
Monday
from
Van
cpuver,
according
to
word
reach
inG
the
city.
It
had
been
at
first
expected
that
H.
Blancke
of
Now
York,
president
or
the
company,
would
be
here
but
there
seems
to
be
,;cme
uncertainty
about
that
now.
Following
the
visit
of
this
party,
actual
preparatory
work
on
the
Watson
Island
site
at
Port
Edward
Is
qxpeoted
to
get
under
way.
Local
Tides
Wednesday,
May
14,
1947,
High
8:09
15.9
feet
21:28
16.9
feet
Low
2:24
10.2
feet
14:44
7.0
feet
VARSITY
HOUSING
WINNIPEG,
W)
Erection
of
48
new
huts
for
veterans'
ac
commodation
at
the
Veterans'
Village
at
the
University
of
Manitoba
was
urged
at
a
recent
session
of
the
Manitoba
Loglsla
ture's
special
committee
on
hou
sing.
NORTOOLT,
Eng..
An
R.A.
F.
Dakota
burst
a
tire
on
land
ing
and
blocked
a
runway
at
Northholt
airdrome,
r.
.
nil!
I
PVIUA
BULLMMd
.
A
SNOW
IN
INTERIOR
TJiere
were
snow
flurries
at
EniUko
and
Smithers
this
morning
but'
they
melted
soon
after
striking
the
ground,
it
wasreported
at
Canadian
National
Railways
general
super
intendent's
office
this
morn-
S
ing.
New
snow
half
way
down
the
slopes
oi
Mount
Morse
cooied
the
air
around
Prince
Rupert.
'FATALLY
INJURED
Word
reached
the
city
today
of
Hhe
death
of
L.
Sparrow,
26-year-old
employee
of
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Prince
George,
who
fell
out
of
a
truck
in
that
interior
city,
sustaining
fatal
injuries.
CHILD'S
BODY
FOUND
RICHMOND
The
body
of
three-
ear-ola
Robert
Nitron,
mlssinjr
since
Monday,
was
recoveied
from
the
Fra-ser
River.
He
vanished
when
be
left
his
"father's
fishboat
to
walk
200
yards
home.
RAID
GAMBLERS
VANCOUVER
Police
ari
rested
15
men
in
a
daylight
raid
on
the
Martinique
smoke
shop
Monday,
charging
Peter
Loretto
with
keeping
a
belting
house
and
14
others
with
being
inmates.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
VANCOUVER
Bralorne
10.00
B.
R.
Con.
JOSh
B.
R.
X..
(Ask)
.12
Cariboo
Gold
(Ask)
2.55
Dentonia
1
.21
Orull
Wfliksns
(ask)
09
Hedlcy
Mascot
1.03
Minto
03i
Pend
Oreille
2.30
Plioneer
3.25
Premier
Border
M3A
Premier
Gold
62
Privateer
.39
Reeves
McDonald
.'
1.50
Reno
Salmon
Gold
Sheep
Creek
Taylor
Bridge
Whitewater
Vananda
11
24
..
1.15
-
52
;..
.01
V
':.
...
27
Congress
.04V2
Pacific
Eastern
!
30
Hcdley
Amalgamated
..
.08
Vz
Spud
Valley
.17
Central
Zeballos
(Ask)
.03
OILS
A.
P.
Con.
Cahnont
C
and
E.
Home
..
.15
.31
1.95
3.30
TORONTO
Athpna
-
:
12
Aumaque
33
Bcattle
80
Bevcourt
65
objo
:.
.15
Buffalo
Canadian
I6V2
Con.
Smelters
82.00
Conwest
87
Donalda
.
65
Eldona
.'
.30
Elder
1
77
Giant
Yellokhlfc
5.85
God's
Lake
93
Hardrock
.38
Harrlcana
07
Hcva-Gold
40
Hosco
.36
Jacknlfc
08
Jollct
Quebec
44
Lake
Rowan
23
Lapaska
28
Little
Long
Lac
1.60
Lynx
17
Madscn
Red
Lake
3.00
McKcnzic
Red
Lake
48
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.48
Moneta
51
Negus
1-87
Noranda
45.75
Qslsko
LaWc
1.48
Pickle
Crow
2.40
Regcourt
38
San
Antonio
3.50
Senator
Rouyn
33
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.75
Steep
Rock
2.09
Sturgeon
River
.20
EARTHQUAKE
KILLS
THREE
Widespread
Damage
in
Sicily
ard
Southern
Italy
-
ROME
Three
persons
were
killed
and
40
lnjuitd
Sunday
in
an
earthquake
-which
wrecked
buildings
and
caused
widespread
damagp
In
Calabria
and
other
partr.
cf
southern
Italy
The
quake,
which
als
struck
Sicily,
was
felt
most
severely
at
Lsca,
in
Sulionla,
where
two
persons
were
killed
and
most
of
the
casualties
occurred.
Air
Service
on
June
15
Here
in
connection
with
the
making
of
arrangements
for
the
inauguration
of
a
scheduled
air
seivice
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver,
G.
A.
Thompson,
British
Columbia
superintendent
of
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Frincers
Adelaide
last
night.
The
service
is
now
expected
to
start
June
15.
GUIDANCE
REQUIRED
Minister
of
Agriculture
Would
Protect
Both
Farmer
and
Consumer
OTTAWA,
0
Hon.
J.
G.
Gar
derierT
minIsterof
agriculture,
told
the
House
of
Commons
yes
terday
that
tfie
''government
believes
that,
during
the
transitional
period
'from
war
to
peace,
we
should
guide
the
farmer
and
consumer
back
into
sound
relationship
under
which
they
can
deal
with
one
another."
He
said
the
government
would
"endeavor
to
protect
both,
from
any
middle
man"
attempting
to
take
advantage
of
seasonal
supplies.
Robert
Fiar
(Social
Credit,
Battle
River),
said
that
farmers
were
paying
too
much
income
tax,
both
directly
and
t
EIGHT
YEARS
FOR
SCHACHT
Former
German
Financial
Wizard
is
Sentenced
STUTTGART,
Gczmany,
W
Hjaknar
Schacht,
German
fin
ancial
wizard,
cleared
of
war
crimes
charges
by
the
Interna
tional
Military
Tribunal
at
Nuernberr
seven
months
ago
was
convicted
as
a
major
Nazi
offender
by
a
German
denazifi
cation
court
today
and
sentenc
cd
to
eight
years
Imprisonment.
Sohachat's
lawyer
said
that
he
will
appeal
the
decision.
The
verdict
was
announced
to
a
packed
courtroom
where
the
former
Nazi
finance
minister
and
Relchs-toank
president
had
been
on
trial
for
six
weeks.
Bralorne
Miners
Out
On
Strike
VANCOUVER
A
Vancouver
newspaper
reported
today
that
a
strike
had
commenced
at
the
Bralorne
mine,
200
miners
walking
out
in
protest
at
the
dismissal
of
a
union
official
for
FLOOD
ODDITIES
ORANGEVILLE.
Ont..
0
Floods
which
washed,
away
fill
from
under
sections
of
No.
9
provincial
highway
between
this
Peel-county
town
and
Arthur
resulted
In
some
odd
effects,
highway
engineers
say.
At
one
point
the
pavement
Is
sinking
Into
a
swamp
and
at
another
spot
a
spring
gushes
from
the
centre
of
the
pavement.
hed
Temperance
Forces
Are
Being
Rallied
in
B.C.
VANCOUVER,
(Canadian
Press)
Th
largest
anti-liquor
campaign
in
the
history
of
British
Columbia
was
inaugurated
today
following
a
combined
rally
of
temperance
forces
last
night
sponsored
by
the
British
Columbia
Temperance
League.
Plans
are
being
made
to
enrol
total
abstainers
throughout
the
prov-
1
lnce.
There
will
be
return
to
the
jty
MR
SMk:
'HnRsSK
D.
C.
Coleman,
retired
chair
man.
continues
as
director
of
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
Fined
For
Burning
Others
To
Death
AMRITSAR.
Punjab
A
fine
of
20
rupees
($6)
each
was
levi&i
on
moYe
tnan
9,CW
trmabMrfts'
of
thls'holy
city
of
.Sihks,
where
armed
men
on
Saturday.
Iburned
seven
men
to
death.
Social
Credit
Denies
Fascism
Solon
Low
Denies
Implication
Made
by
Quebec
Member
OTTAWA,
0
The
Social
Credit
Leader,
Solon
Low,
said
In
Uie
House
of
Commons
Monday
night
that
"neither
the
Social
Credit
Movement
of
Canada
nor
the
group
of
Social
Credit
of
this
House
takes
B?
lead"
from
Gerald
K.
Smith,
besd
of
the
Christian
Front
Movem?nt
in
the
United
States.
Solon
Low
made
this
state
ment
while
raising
a
question
of
privilege
on
a
Montreal
Gaz
ette
dispatch
quoUng
Norman
Jacques
(Social
Credit,
Wetaskl-
wln)
as
saying
the
Social
Credit
party
was
doing
the
same
work
lh
Canada
as
the
Christian
Front
was
doing
in
the
United
States.
PLAN
WATER
PROJECT
COWANSVILLE,
Que.,
05
The
municipal
council
has
voted
to
launch
two
loans,
one
for
$300,-000
for
the
construction
of
an
aqueduct
sysstem,
and
another
of
$50,000
to
complete
and
re
pair
the
dralcage
system.
The
aqueduct
sou
.'ce
will
be
at
Lake
Tctreault.
old-fashioned
pledge.
signing
oi
the
Labor
Curb
Approved
Drastic
Measure
Fasses
United
States
Senate
Today
WASHINGTON,
to
Tb.8
Un
ited
States
Senate
today
passed
a
drastic
labor
control
bill
de-.
signed
to
curb
strikes
and
halt
many
present
union
practices.
A
Democratic
amendment
that
would
have
provided
far.
closed
shops
where
only
union
men
could
be
employed
was
rejected.
DRIVE
ON
GUERILLAS
Another
Offensive
is
Beine
Started
In
Northern
Gwece
ATHENS,
0)-i-Mlttary
sources
announce
government,
'
forces,
approximately
20,300
strong,
have
launched
the
second
.phase
ofeneraVo'fecijYf
guerilla,
bands
m
norvnem
Greece
this
time
4n
northwest
Thessaly
and
western
Mace
donia.
Informants
said
the
opera
tions
covered
an
area
of
several
hundred
square
miles
In
the
Pin-dus
mountains
just
north
of
the
region
where
another
drive
against
the
guerillas
was
recently
completed.
SYRIA
IS
OBSTINATE
Will
Accept
Nothing
Ebt
But
Complete
Independence
For
Palestine
LAK
ESUCCESS,
Oi
Syria
told
the
United
Nations
yesterday
that
she
would
accept
no
solution
of
the
Holy
land
prob,-lem
except
the
creation
of
an
Independent
PalesUne
state.
Farls
El
Khoury,
Syrian
delegate,
made
the
statement
as
the
General
Assembly's
55-natidn
political
committee
resumed
de-date
on
instructions
to
be
siven
the
proposed
Palestine
Inquiry
commission.
..
LUNENBURG
YACHT
CLUB..
LUNNENBURG,
NJ5.,
O)
A
yacht
club
recently
was
formed
at
this
eastern
Nova
Scotian
port,
home
of
Capt.
Angus
Walters
and
h
i
s
famed
Bluenose.
Dr.
H.
A.
Crelghton
was
named
commodore.
,
v
Nutritionist
Repeats
England
Is
"Slowly
Starving
to
Death
LONDON,
Dr.
Franklin
Bicknell,
nutrition
expert
who
says
that
England
is
starving
to
death,
repeated
his
assertion
today
and
won
support
of
a
colleague
and
a
leading
medical
journal.
Dr.
Bicknell
challenged
Food
Minister
Strachey,
housewives
how
they
can
get
in
an
open
letter,
to
tell
2.W0
calorics
dally
800
more
than
the
doctor
says
the
average
(person
gets.
The
letter
appeared
in
tne
108-ycar-old
Medical
Journal
which
said
editorially
that
It
would
be
"very
sorry
If
Mr.
Stra-chey's
calories
.
.
.
should
come
to
figure
only
on
the
menus
of
our
frustrated
Imaginations."
Another
nutritionist,
Dr.
Albert
Howard,
also
said
"there
Is
ho
doubt
that
England
Is
slowly
dying
of
starvation,"
owing
to
lack
of
proteins.
Meanwhile,
in
Germany
protest
resignations
by
town
councils
are
teported
In
the
Ruhr
as
the
British
zone's
worst
food
crisis
entered
Its
twenty-third
day
without
signs
of
Improvement.
At
Sollngen,
the
town
council
walked
out
ot
the
town
hall
during
a
meeting
and
announced
it
would
do
no
more
work
until
the
food
situation
All
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