Stocks Quiet as Traders Take Profits on Wheat Selloff
The market slipped on profit taking with Postal Telegraph down amid expected reorganization talks. Wheat prices fell to year lows before a modest rally after short covering. Utilities steadied while rails and industrials showed mixed moves and oils and tobacco eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
New York
Postal Telegraph
Consolidated Gas
Public Service
United Gas Improvement
United Corp
Atchison
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Stock prices at one p m
A list of afternoon stock quotations furnished by Kay Richards & Co. and Union Trust Building shows prices for major industrial firms including Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, General Electric, DuPont, and United States Steel. Trade names span Am Tel & Tel, American Can, Allied Chemical, and many others with prices and percent changes indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay, Richards & Co
Union Trust
A Pais Bi Ieee
Seeces Ae
M Byers CO
Seccess Pense
Weemer
Amer Steel
Pace Y Aos Atlantic Big
Cacces Altimet
Enie
Asner Riad
Stan
Allied Chem & Die
Amer Smelt & Rig
Amer
W & E Co
Amer Tob Co
Eos Bbn
ROMET
Aig
Barnadall
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Loco
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Crucible Steel
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas Consolidated Oil
Ont
Esi
S- Comm & Southern
Cock OG
Fei
Ieca
Ces Cities Service
Curtiss Wright
DuPont de Nemours
CPP
Ewe Blec Auto Lite
Eastman Kodak
Elec Bond & Share Great Northern
General Motors
General Electric
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
General Foods
Hudson Motors
Howe Sound
Inter Harvester
Inter Nickel Co
Inspiration Copper
Johns Mansville
Kennicott Copper
MPU Oinbege
Libby-Owens- Ford
Lehigh Portland
Fone Star Gas
Missouri Pacific
Css
Montgomery Ward
McKeesport Tin Plate
Ee Po
Northern Pacific
Wikin Eer Ss
Nash Motors
Aes North Amer Aviation
National Biscuit
Pale
Otis Steel
Owens
Contagion Report Details New Measles Cases
Dr William L Steen reports new contagion cases including multiple measles patients across several streets and ages. Quarantine actions are noted for homes with communicable illness and the scarlet fever case is Ernest DiLillo 12 Florence avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Steen
Donald Grimes
East Sutton Street
Billy Emery
Croton Avenue
John McKibben
Winslow Avenue
Clyde McCormick
Mulberry Street
Frank McCormick
Robert Brookes
Vine Street
Arthur Meek
Boyles Avenue
Marjorie Neilson
Hazelcroft
Delores Bergson
Sheridan Avenue
Meredith Sutton
East Maitland Street
Dolly Fulmer
Huron Avenue
Muriel Dockman
Sumner Avenue
Ernest Claire
Josephine Toschi
South Mill Street
Ernest DiLillo
Florence Avenue
Furniture of the era still shines in odds and ends list
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple corporate names with percentages, including Phillips Petroleum, Packard Motors, Pub Serv of NJ, Procter & Gamble, Republic Steel, Reynolds Tobacco, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, Warner Bros, Woolworth, United Aircraft, and others. The items resemble a market or corporate ownership, with percentages suggesting stakes or yields, in a historical ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NG Wee
Phillips Petrol
Packards Motors
Paina Gooka
STE Phelps Dodge
Procter & Gamble
Republic Steel Corp
Tigho Moe
Thea Fine
Reynolds Tobacco
Air Eek
Shunesse Kot
Ameaies
Stewart Warner
Lion
Sears Roebuck
Texens
Union Car & Car
Seevess
United Aircraft
Eeree
United Corp
Ereteeees
United Gas Imp
Itinn
Westinghouse Bro
Westinghouse
Warner Bros
Woolworth Co
Sosdabee
T & Cab
Young Sheet & T
Ceveesecees
Livestock prices at Pittsburgh market report
International News Service notes business at Pittsburgh on June 13 with hogs and cattle pricing. Hogs include 1200 head with 700 directs. heavies 925-975, mediums 975-1010, lights 975-1010, light lights 950-975, packing sows 725-850, pigs 875-950. Cattle 200 with 100 directs. steers 9-11.50, heifers 850-925, cows 650-750, bulls 6-6.75. Calves 200 slow. feeders 9-9.50. Sheep 800 head with 300 directs. lambs 9-9.50, ewes 3.25-3.25. market notes include slight declines and lack of extreme limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Bill mistaken for ransom note sparks Post Office alert
An alert clerk found a bill in the C O D department cash drawer that matched a ransom money series and was only two numbers off. Postmaster Richard A. Steen consulted bank officials and checked serial numbers, but the note proved not to be the Tacoma Weyerhaeuser ransom payment for young George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyerhaeuser
Post Office
C. O. D. Department of the
Richard A. Steen
George
Tacoma
Wash
Sabbath School Workers Convene for County Meeting
The county Sabbath School association reviews its 1935 36 nominees led by president Robert M Strickler Jr and plans installation tonight at 7 30. Delegates hear resolutions urging Bible teaching, temperance opposition to liquor ads and stronger Sabbath laws plus proposed officer slate and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Galbraith
Epworth M. E
Elks Lodge Installs Officers in Ellwood City
Ellwood City Elks Lodge held a regular meeting at the club house on Crescent Avenue to install officers. Grand Exalted Ruler Mike Kane led the ceremony with assistants from Aliquippa. L. Bruce Myers was installed as grand exalted ruler and a Communism address was given by Kane. Lunch followed and a prize was won by Louis Lift. The lodge will reconvene in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Eillwood City Elks Lodge
Crescent Avenue
Mike Kane
Aliquippa
L. Bruce Myers
Frank Fitzgerald
Ray Kellner
Joe Smith
H. J. Myers
J. J. Daugherty
Joe Reilley
Jas. Shirk
James Reasman
Clytus Steinberger
H. E. Garwig
T. J. Newman
L. R. Kimes
Kate Murphy
Louis Lift
Pittsburgh Produce Prices June 13 Wholesale Market
Wholesale prices for poultry butter and eggs in Pittsburgh with limited supplies. Poultry steady with various fowl prices, butter and eggs firm with specific grade pricing, tomatoes and cabbage weaker across regional pack sizes and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hennery
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Virginia
Mrs Lucy Boots Dies In North Sewickley Township
Mrs Lucy Bonzo Boots 71 died at her Brush Creek area home in North Sewickley township at 4 20 yesterday. Survived by Edna Mae and Mrs Otto Walzer daughters, Howard and James sons, brothers James and Henry Bonzo, nephew Lou Smiley. Funeral Saturday at 2 from North Sewickley Presbyterian church with Rev Robert Bell officiating, assisted by Rev Burson. Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Lucy Bonzo Boots
Brush Creek
North Sewickley Township
Edna Mae
Otto Walzer
Howard
James
Henry Bonzo
Lou Smiley
North Sewickley Presbyterian Church
Robert Bell
Burson
Concord Church
Friends Honor Ellwood City Couple After Wedding
June 13 Ellwood Zelienople road neighbors and friends gathered at the bride’s parents home to serenade and honor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boots. A reception followed with games music and refreshments served to about 75 guests. Gifts were presented to the couple and they spoke in gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Ralph Boots
Ellwood-Zelienople Road
William Miller
Camp Run
Miller
E. N. Boots
Hazel Miller
Betty Boots
William Steffler
Postponed games rescheduled to June 18 at Centennial field
The Saks versus Unions game at Centennial field is canceled again and set for Tuesday night June 18 announced by President Walther. Radiators versus Keystones play tonight at the Radiator field and Davis teams meet American Can at Lehigh ite'd in a postponed matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saks
Unions
Centennial Field
Walther
Radiators
Keystones
Radiator Field
Davis
American Can Company
Lehigh Ite'd
Walton Armstron g Reunion Sees Officers Elected
Walton Armstrong relatives from Harlansburg Slippery Rock and Ellwood City area gathered in Ellwood City for the annual Walton-Armstrong reunion and picnic. Officers elected include Elmer Armstrong president William Walton vice president and Mrs Edward Leonhardt secretary. The group planned to meet again the second Wednesday of June at Willard Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harlansburg
Slippery Rock
Ellwood
Walton-Armstrong
Elmer Armstrong
William Walton
Edward Leonhardt
Jesse Houk
Williard Grange Hall
Frances Romack Hosts Altruistic Class at Pershing Home
Miss Frances Romack hosted the Altruistic class of the M. E. church in Ellwood City on Pershing street last Tuesday. After a brief business meeting the group enjoyed a social period and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Frances Romack
M. E. Church
Pershing Street
Golden Wedding Couples Honored At Tureen Dinner
One hundred fifty gathered in the M. E. church dining room to honor nine local couples who recently celebrated golden wedding anniversaries. The event featured a tureen dinner, music, recitations, solos, and talks, with decorations by Isabel Thoburn, Friendship Circle and Suzzane Wesleyan classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
M. E. Church
W. E. Shaner
Edward Spencer
W. E. Hall
Amos Hall
S. Y. Douds
G. W. Thompson
Charles S. Terrill
David Lowry
Samuel Aley
Frank M. Blaine
Joyce Gilespie
H. H. Reynolds
Blaine
J. S. Porter
G. C. Denniston
W. E
Women's Missionary Society Meeting at Hart Home
Mrs. Samuel C. Hart hosted the June gathering of the Women's Missionary Society of the North Sewickley Presbyterian church in Marion township Ellwood City. Mrs. Carl Shirley led on the Philippine Islands with papers read by Mrs. R. E. Bell, Mrs. S. C. Hart, and Mrs. John Staph. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is July 10 at Mrs. Thomas Baird's home with a 6 o'clock picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Samuel C. Hart
Marion Township
Women’s Missionary Society
North Sewickley
Velma
Thomas Baird
Mrs R H Kirk Hosts W C T U Meeting at Ellwood City
Ellwood City June 13 Mrs R H Kirk welcomed WCTU members at her home at 2 pm The devotional was led by Mrs W L Timblim with business by Mrs J E Caughey Four new members joined the group A silver medal contest was planned and an informal social followed with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Herron Kirk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
R. H. Kirk
Wurtemburg W. C. T. U
W. L. Timblim
J. E. Caughey
Mrs Stella Mook Entertains CL Up in Ellwood City
Mrs Stella Mook entertained M W club members at her First Avenue home in Ellwood City. Special guest was Mrs May White. Three card tables awarded prizes to Mrs Sadie Nagle and Mrs Sadie Mc Murdo. Lunch followed. Next meeting planned with Mrs Mazie Morrow in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Stella Mook
M. W. Club
First Avenue
May White
Sadie Nagle
Sadie McMurdo
White
Mazie Morrow
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Attend Tri-County Council Meeting
ELLWOOD CITY June 13 Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary of this city will attend the Tri-County Council meeting at 8 o'clock EST in the American Legion building at New Castle tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Tri-County Council
American Legion
New Castle
Girl Scouts Active At Camp In Wurtemburg
Sixty girls opened the third weekday of camping at the Girl Scout camp in Wurtemburg and took part in color ceremonies patrol playlets and nature activities ending with swimming at the second bridge and a visit to the Leibendorfer home. Mary Gertrude Gardner, Camp Scribe, Ellwood City. June 13. Mrs Robert Embry honored for birthday with a decorated table and gifts at North Street home in Atlanta Pa. Guests included Mrs Jacob Cole and others. a birthday dinner and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg
Betty Nickum
B. G. Ostershouse
Leibendorfer
Mary Gertrude Gardner
Robert Embrey
Atlanta
Darwin Braden
North Street
Jacob Cole
Paul Richards
Ida Fehl
Bertha Gordon
Tony Straw
Helen Milchek
Edna Rice
Virginia Gordon
Dorothy Gordon
Agnes Cataldo
Faye Newton
Reading convention draws Ellwood City and Grove City members
Mrs Har ry Shirley of Ellwood City attended the I O O F and Rebekah lodge convention in Reading representing Zelia Rebekah lodge. M S Strutt of Zelienople serves as Odd Fellows secretary. Attendees include Mr and Mrs H A Hallstein and Mr and Mrs A G Eichholtz, with Hallstein a state officer and Eichholtz a Grove City Inn superintendent and matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelienople
Harry Shirley
Ellwood City
Reading
Rebekah Lodge
Zelia Rebekah
M. S. Strutt
Odd Fellows
H. A. Hallstein
A. G. Eichholtz
Grove City
Hallstein
Eichholtz
Way Side Inn
Electa Club Meets in Ellwood City
Electa club members gathered at Mrs. Forrest Powell’s Line avenue home for a 500 card session. Prizes went to Mrs. O. W. Meisel and Mrs. Clifford Vinroe. Mrs. Meisel hosts the next meeting on Line avenue June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Electa Club
Forrest Powell
Line Avenue
O. W. Meisel
Clifford Vinroe
Meisel
Hospital Notes Ellwood City Discharges and Admissions
Discharged Wednesday: Mrs Harry Turner 15th street Mrs Earl Cavalier and baby Line avenue Joan Louise Martin Sixth street Helen Louise and Thelma Irene Garait Evans City. Admitted: Romeo Fontano Chewton Robert Mackasek Beachwood boulevard George Young Fifth street Norma Jean Shively Ellport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Harry Turner
15Th Street
Earl Cavalier and Baby
Line Avenue
Joan Louise Martin
Sixth Street
Helen Louise
Thelma Irene Gariit
Evans City
Romeo Fontano
Chewton
Robert Mackasek
Beachwood Boulevard
George Young
Fifth Street
Norma Jean Shively
Ellport
Welcome Bible Class Ends Year at First Presbyterian
Ellwood City June 13 The Welcome Bible class of the First Presbyterian church held its final meeting of the year with 13 members present. After routine business a social hour followed. The class will reconvene in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
First Presbyterian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary enrollment closing
Ellwood City notices volunteers that the VFW Auxiliary charter closes Monday evening. All eligible persons including wives of veterans who served overseas are asked to call Mrs. Bauer at 2-W to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Bauer
Ellwood Kiwanis Members Attend District Meeting
Ellwood Kiwanis club representatives H.S. Gold W. D. Porter James Dickey and C. H. Smith attended the district meeting in New Castle yesterday held at the Field club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
H.S. Gold
W. D. Porter
James Dickey
C. H. Smith
Ellwood Kiwanis Club
New Castle
Field Club
Plan Home Coming Ellwood City Event
June 13 meeting set at Pleasant Hill Grange Hall for residents of No 4 Perry Township school to plan Home Coming Day activities. The briefing calls for all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pleasant Hill Grange Hall
Perry Township
Blairsville Family Returns After Week Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Mayhew and son Howard with Mrs. Elizabeth Mayhew of Blairsville spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mayhew and family in this city before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Mayhew
Howard
Elizabeth Mayhew
Blairsville
Herbert Mayhew
Name Teachers In North Sewickley ELLWOOD CITY
North Sewickley township school board names teachers for the 1935 36 term. Listed are Miss Dorothy Magee Glenn McCune Vera Connell y Russel Pizer Dorothy Shannon Edith Agnew Agnes Czar Robert Glaspey Ada Steele Mabel Gardner Mary Boy Jeanette O Toula Martha Shotsinger and Francis Nelson. At the June meeting the board also approved a $10 000 bond issue to cover indebtedness including tuition owed to Ellwood City and Beaver Falls districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
North Sewickley Township
Dorothy Magee
Glenn McCune
Vera Connelly
Russel Pizer
Dorothy Shannon
Edith Agnew
Agnes Czar
Robert Glaspey
Ada Steele
Mabel Gardner
Mary Boy
Jeanette O’toula
Martha Shotsinger
Francis Nelson
Beaver Falls
Local residents visit friends and relatives across towns
Numerous Grove City residents are noted visiting friends and relatives in New Castle Pittsburgh Beaver Ellwood City and nearby areas. Visitors include Rev J A King Miss Gretta Lemery Mrs John Christie and many others with recoveries and social gatherings cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretta Lemery
Crescent Avenue
Michigan
John Christie
New Castle
Robert Davies
Pittsburgh
Margaret Lusher
Frances Quigley
Beaver Falls and surrounding towns social roundup
Fern and Wayne Dindinger of Beaver Falls and Thelma Allen of Wampum were callers at Mrs Eliza Conners home. Ada Kent of Pittsburgh spent the weekend here. Nellie Summers was a business caller in New Castle. Roy Newtons family will move to Beaver. Summers and Charles Douglas attended a party at Mrs Emma Neals in Butler for her granddaughter Dorothy Welker. Homer McClane of Beaver Falls visited here recently. Clyde Chappell, idle due to illness, can return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Dubois
Isabel Hardie
North Sewickley
Charles Nicklas
Charles
Helen Gill
Pittsburgh
Ralph Pitts
Beaver
New Castle Road
Frank Blair
Princeton
Howard Angel
Son Junior
Mercer
Kelly
Rockdale
A. R. Hummel
William
Bellevue
George King
Frisco
William Hinkle
Jimmy
Ambridge
Della Nye
Gaylord
Homer Christie
First Avenue
Allegheny General Hospital
G. N. Hazen
F. G. Householder
D. C. Bennett
Providence Baptist Church
Beaver Baptist Association
New Brighton
Fern
Wayne Dindinger
Beaver Falls
Thelma Allen
Wampum
Eliza Conner
Ada Kent
Nellie Summers
New Castle
Roy Newton
Charles Douglas
Emma Neal
Butler
Woman's Club Outing Planned for June Trip to Pittsburgh
The Woman's Club arranges its annual outing for June with Mrs J E Carpenter and Miss Nellie Grinnen in charge. A June 25 trip to Pittsburgh includes visits to Highland Park zoo and the Carnegie Museum by train at 7 56 A M. E S. Also noted is the Pythian sisters celebration held Tuesday night with a 6 30 dinner and social time. guests included Mr and Mrs C E Coulter of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. E. Carpenter
Nellie Grinnen
Pittsburgh
Highland Park Zoo
Carnegie Museum
L. E
E. S
Pythian Sisters
C. E. Coulter
Greenville
Dinner Held By A-Deal Club At Mrs. Caplan Home
Miss Louise Caplan attended an elaborate dinner tendered by members of the A-Deal Club at Mrs. J. Caplan’s Park home. Mrs. Able Caplan of this place also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Caplan
A-Deal Club
J. Caplan
Park Avenue
Able Caplan
Methodist Sunday School class elects officers
Members of Class No. 10 of the Methodist Sunday School met Friday evening at Mrs. John Craven's home for a business and social session. Officers were elected with Mrs. Bertha Davis as president, Mrs. Iva McBride as vice president, Mrs. O Baker as secretary, and Mrs. Mary Anderson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Ella Cochran
John Craven
Bertha Davis
Iva McBride
O. Baker
Mary Anderson
Weekend Visits Highlight Butler Belleville and Cleveland Guests
Paul Gaylor of Second Avenue and his parents from Butler spent the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hall of Belleville visited Koppel. Lynn Couvillion and family of Cleveland, Ohio, were weekend guests at Richard and Peggy Gasser’s home. Peggy Gasser accompanied them home for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gaylor
Second Avenue
Butler
W. H. Hall
Bellevue
Koppel
Lynn Couvillion
Cleveland
Richard Gasser
Peggy Gasser
Kiwanians Host District Party With Music Dancers and Prizes
Local Kiwanians hosted a district party featuring Frank P. Andrews giving the invocation. Sam Lewis led pop singing with Harry Hammond on piano, and Thomas Cramer gave trombone solos. District leaders spoke, Nellie Brady presented dancers, Roy Turner and Julius Blaha led impromptu singing, and golf prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Andrews
Sam Lewis
New Castle
Harry Hammond
Thomas Cramer
New Castle Kiwanis
C. P. Reynolds
Clement D. Parker
Frank Findley
Don Eaton
T. W. Dickey
Nellie Brady
Roy Turner
Grove City
Julius Blaha
Pittsburgh
Harry L. Gormley
Charles Callahan
James E. Deegan
James Mayberry
L. C. Mantz
Entered Guilty Plea in Automobile Case Before Judge
Frank Kochanski pled guilty before Judge Hildebrand this morning after being charged with failing to stop and render aid to an automobile accident, failing to give his name and address and exhibit his driver’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kochanski
Hildebrand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peewee
Snatc
Warbucks
Eon
O.K. Boss
Bill
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
D. M. Marshall
P. W. Griffin
Harry W. Brown
W. M. Armstrong
M. E. Vaughn
J. C. Miner
George W. Conway
A. B. Street
Marjorie Streeter
Larimer Carlisle
C. A. Patterson
J. M. Guthrie
R. H. Nesbit
A. S. Kildoo
Home Department
Homer C. Drake
Temperance
Margaret Walk
Anna Perry
Howard Magill
A. C. Gardner
H. L. Marvin
D. C. Schnebly
J. R. Neale
F. R. Weisz
D. S. Williams
G. R. Allen
A. W. Leslie
W. J. Eakin
Paul Coulter
S H. Shaw
J. H. Lusk
George B. Wilson
Elks Lodge
Lucy Boots
MR. and
Mrs. Boots
W. M. Society
Hart Home
Mrs. Stella Mook
Clup
Scout
Reading, PA
Ellwood Personals
J. A. King
Ardath Treasure
Knox
Darlington
Edna Treasure
Paul Brown
Betty Boyer
H. E. King
F. M. Miles
Lucy Holiday
F. Hogue
J. Black
W. A. Brown
Harrisburg
Hay Street
Elva
Melvin
Florence Weil
Eugene Repman
C. T. Morrow
Tillie Morrow
C. McKim
Friendship Circle of the Presbyterian Church
Maud Ligo
New Wilmington
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