The Conshohocken Recorder, January 5, 1961

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Published EVERY' Thursday
BY WEEKLY REVIEW
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CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.
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IA 84600 Thursday. January 5. 1961—10c
°l Years Of know Ho»
SO OOOD
SS YEARLY BY MAIL
Police Chief Title
To Be Dropped in
W. Conshohocken
Ordinance Eliminating Office Passes
Second Hcudiii" bv Boi-oii"h (.oiuicil:
Sewage Survey is Stalled Again
An ordinance eliminating the office <>.' chief of police
and CTHUBS a department coaafetiag .-.' a Krgaant and
two trffloen passed first and lecond readings at a monthly
Bleating last night of West Conwhohocken Borough Council
by a vote of 4 to a. |—
The conflict as to whom i* chief
Fetterolf
Appointment
Irks Co-Worker
I»'i p. H>-*'iniiii<;t'r
Boycotta SCMIOD
Of I.t'^i^laturo
In
of police in l:.- IxirouKh beuan last
July when n .; am B ■. F Mm-nan
disclosed lie wn& assuming
duty himself .• Chief, Ho acted
.liter Officer Charts. Milllioi.se,
whose father Albert F Millhouse.
is pusicleiit ol H..rough Council and
n retired empi 'c oi the Consho-hockni
Post nlfiee. displayed a
it prnclaimcd bin
The younuer M .:
300 block Barry St., OomtaohoelH^,
in January !W>0. council ap*j
jtointed Albeit I. Slater clue! ofi
:iie police depnrunaat. Blatai llvea
at 807 Ford Si West Conshohoek- <
en and Joined
more than a decade ago
Wilde K.unril dU mit bi ln( the
mailer of salar* on the floor last
mi. In. n MM understood that
should the ecduMMC be enacted
the salary paid Officer MII1h..n-*.
wiii be hmwiawl 10 match Mi.il of
i". chief Klalrr The dtfftren.r U
said to be about SHOO snnuallv.
The Ihird officer is employed
ins the ippolnta
1 -\>. Ua '. i! i ■'. ■'■ .'If Jr.. ttt
I kmrtown nil Tae«i.iv to tin
LM right-
I ■-■ him under the
f :Ies of seniority, Rep Floyd K
IKreitninger of Lansdale staged a
( ,f -mini boycott of the LfeBJalBtUH part-time basin,
i i Tuesday and declared at noon Barges U rmoanced lie
HI* would not report for will lomin.'c perl tini:.,
Hi i in the Qeneraj As- oi tin-chief oi polio* until UJi or«
f.-mbly at 4 P. M. Wednesday. He dlnance goes Into affect, But cill-li-
pt liU won-*. Puriher. he said, **na in attendance %% the meeting
I' his no intention oi going near »".st "ignt indlcn'.d tli<"
Oeneral Assembly until "(his orouely opposed to demoting chief
laared up." Hild
i-eioli. ■ fanner president of ll0tl laHltlng thi
i: board ot supervisors of White-1 .Ccnffnued o.,
marsh township, was elected in'
lftsa, utter Bicnninger, an au.-.mu-b;
le dealer, had served two years in
rre Both rapreas&t the
third district.
'i V.. Ktaudlnger, of Ablngton
nmiiii runtrolier and HOP ■ hair
man. said yesterday lie should like
In see Brenninger go to llarrif.burg
and be sworn, "tie's * good legls-
I *■ ■ ' .'..Klln.-r «M. I
Tiie four other members of the
Montgomery county OOP delega-linj,
mol n Hiirnaburg and took
their outiin at the opening session
ot the 19tit Legislature at noon
Tuesday.
"1 liiui'i Intend to take my oalh
or do anything about it." Itrc,-
nlnger Mid, -until thin Is worked
f"CoJi((tueaT o» Page Five)
irculate a pctl-he
be restored
l'age Three)
ENGINEER AM) FAMILY — Bernard L. Pannone. elected director of the in-cinerator,
t>ewag« treatment plant, highway department and.amnltatjon by the board
of auper^aora of Wnitemanm township at an annual meeting Monday afternoon at
home, 2 IHourtoYjTi Rd., with his wlf«, Mercedea, and Uwtr four chiWran, Stephen
tour; Gregory, three montha; David, three y<.ir-. and Bernard, five. A lieutenant in
the Marine I orpi during the Korean conflict. Pannone U :t:i, wai aaaistant regional
director of the wilUameport area for the state bureau of highway ivhi n he accept-ed
a|j|iujiitim-m as engineer by the Whitemarsh supervisors, effective NOT 21 His
wife \* the former Mins Mereertea Palado, duughter of Mr. and Mra. Prancia C Pa-lado,
of |M K. Fifth Am, Conshohocken.
3 Children W. E. McLaughlin
Rescued From Named Supervisor
Quarry Cliif . r
Of Whitemarsh
Car Hits Boy
On lee-Coated
Henry Ave.
Drivrr Sa\s llr
niiln'i Know Mr
Iltnl Hit Aimnir
Henry Ave. waa coated
Monday nijrht with chunks of
ice. This made the road very
bumpy.
Driving along the road was Louis
Konnwal. of Hart's ljtne. BaiTen'
Hill. POIIT- said his car struck and'
lajtsed Thomas Krixliuial, IB. of'
T708 Kelfier Si.. Hoxborough.
Joseph Trautman. Aovldent In-
Bfiai Margaret F. Daly, a former school tPacher who
accident ocunmi about 7.J0 P. U went into Hih erl i.-illir and then into office niana^Wnent,
m A section where there are no side- will be sworn the seventh member of the Conshohocken
ttaiks. He Mid the Krorhmai bo) Scho.,1 Hoanl at 7:110 IV M. Monday at a monthly meetinff
vu vfalktog nonh alone. The eai to l«? held in Conahohocken High school.
also was traveling north, he said I **'» Daly was to luve beei: i —
Police look KrtntataaJ t0 Memoi- ^ PT, 5„ b,,,t Nichota. Romano
, , , I to thi U.aul ns 11 U'liirh-rn;
lai hospital Where he Wt» admitted on » «„„..,„ llck<n thm, ,MM nf,()
suffering cuts and bruises and ;i only to revert to type in the R»
possible fracture oi the petrld bone puoHoan fold, objecusi He said her
AKMent InvectlgaUaa EHvlsbw IH.'III
«::,,„ u,.,i ,.lU ., n,c „„. „,„, |,lto tlw Wml_
uiincSB nut the liceniw jiumtKi- oliuomMy County Court mid H hr«r-i.
W [111 wiKmm lold ,,aiir,: "* 1m* I"""''»1 10 A M. lMt Pi
I
Court Appoints
Miss Daly to
School Board
Romano Fails lo Block
Action of Directors in
Filling Lytel Vacancy
Fire Company
i Elects Pecharo
President
It! rale of
day in Norrlslcwn. Romano »-«.
" ••»*< ■ -niLurateo. ,hcr„ Mhoc.Un, ^ appointment
ispeed after atrtkniB the wnith tH BeAjamlO !. Haniiun. Jr., a Re-
| The license Dumber of the hit-run publican
cur was traced lo Kmiowal operator! Three Judge* yeelwday BtornlM
"< ■ •*" - *■*■' .«-.«-:;;r;;;;s SS T,Z S3J2
| hlckon. Konowal toid police he was I.vt> i ■ runner president of tliei
1 unaware ins car had struck any- bortrtl *'a° aubmilted his renlgna-one.
W a-hii-s. to Hold
87th Manque*
fNrxt Month
Alex Pecharo wu elected prr
emo- dfnt of U'e w"h»n«ton Fir
' an annual election meeting W*^
board
lion No\-. 14. Dr, Lytel.
,cri*t, was elected to a six-year term
Beal said the right front head- m November. 1958. day
light of Konowal'e car woe dam-j The brief opinion wee handed1
uetf. down yesterday by Judge* William ,
;P. Dannehower, David Oroalien* °' "** volunteer fire company. It
nd Robert Honeyman, who pre-; was one of the largest vote return!
Ballot! were caat by 140 me-mb*rt
Konowal.
aas held i
| Our political column
THE
IF
Thomas J. White Sr. Elected
President; Bernard Pannone
ippokrted to .S10,000-\'oar Poal
Fort Set for Jan. 14
tmUm Mjjht W ill
Br I r..iun(l
Inatallalion or offices and La-lies'
Night will be high!
annual banquet to be held Jan
14 by Conahohocken Kiwanls Club.
j Neil C. 0"Brien wilt be installed
I president, succeeding Enill J. Ciav-
. aiI'll;.
A faultv heatinfr nvstem Other offleera Include Albert
caused an estimated $10,000 M:,"narl. first riee-presldent: wal- ' . " ' I In. Cnk.nl .._» I .., in, .
linrKKl with hl.-rui..
iv»s Held ui »« tall TutKby lor, iidi Tr.ta 'tiil'mTrliZ'*'£>' ItTltolj^J'^J^lZ"
■ licuuiB Jail. 30 by M»Bis(r»«:Mi„ u,,..,., p«||to,, ,„, /ppc.lot- „ !. f, . ™ P !'
tinned time [or the Injured boy to the court along with « petition I.-, Uc# Unlt. defe.ted Mtt'thew
mover »nd be present. The youth | young Himnum i Dougherty Br. Pecharo h»i been •
U expected to be dlscluirged Ironi | At the wme time ye.tcrd.y the member ol the comn.ny Hma in
the hupit.l on saturdiy. (court lunded dovm . one-p«™- „ . , /"" ' c M
Kono».l trained the road w.irsr.pri opinion denying H.nnum'i ' " ■nll"0l'« W AOam tkheldt
humpy with Ice. Police conllrmedi petition lor appointment on! Brewing Co., Norrlntown
Oil* jurouiid. that the appoiiiunwit wa* H. will iitcceed Clemi'nl .Mona-
K. T-wTT- r»-'»* 'S, «., *, J"* 'j™ "^"' "-..-inaton.
lWaniC I IllinOr «»»af»l *• tbe Judges' for ap- Elected ViM-proxIdent for in-lT*
ClliaCi I'lUlH l t.-.hM4^T ft,r P ^y,,.r.% *tr*rfr WTHI 'other 'srrr. «m John Bo; ie *:io
— clUsetu, <■! (Mi-ho- defested Igiaiiu Ss'hultr <*V
Other offleera include Samuel
E Couple Flee
tiixken for fbeir kind eipraaalons
nnd InyaJ support of her effoHa (o ,
setre. iJanuMlll, unopposed for recirdiig
"I alio wish to thank The Reror- secretary; Donald IJllck. financial
rter foe their editorial* and lair- secretary and Theodore Chylack.
treasurer.
Board i
neaa In pointing out the true fact* ,
■f the caae and wish I.
n* supporter* thai I will do ever.- of director*: J. Warren
hing In my ppoowtreerr tt;> Increase the Kinkcr, Anthosr Rauth, and Wil-dies'
Night will be highlight* of an ,sIcPhoI<o!l'"lyIv.teRo]f anlhd* pr'o"tefc^t 0t.h^e 1.I*n" Ilam D,J*-
/Continued on Page Six) Ted Leslnskl wee elected * d*
(Confiaue-d on Page Fowt
OLD TIMERS AROUND the
Couri House, whose ranks are
rupidly tiilnnuig. are delighted with
the news that the County Com-mi:.
s:Qt;cr.-i have June away with i
professional Janitors and have re-:
turned to the former system of bir-hie
their own cleaning help.
They recall how proud every-one
was in those days to show,
pbjttoz* through the Court House,
pointing out the clean, shiny
floor--;, sparkling brass bannisters
and the highly-polished furniture.
the Courl House superintendent
duiing (hat period wan Thorn**
Putre. of Fast NorrKon. Ill* chief
j'-i-i 'in was Richard Pearson. <if
( i iisti...Iri.-ki n. pre*enl building
*uperliilendenl
In order to ge: the best reaming;
«i • of their night force. Place andi
Pearson resorted to a little -trick-1
(Conrtnued an Page Six)
DAMP BESCUTR Thomas
Rockat, ol 204 Fold St.. W*at Con-
■hohock*D. plunged ihicu-jh ice Inlo
Iriqid water In Evan* end Rob«rt«
Qu^riy oi h* manuuvrri-d G*arq*
Clay ttre Co. ««cu» boa* toward,
maroontd. t*«naqe qtrii. Rockelt
r*icu*d ihe qlrli and thutjqed oil
his ley bath. "All in a daj , work."
h* qrinnt-d-
Ht'i-oir Rctcuert
lli-k Liv.'.s t<>
Suvi- Boy, 2 Girls
A walk on the ice nearly ended j
in tragedy for a Plymouth township
girl end ■ .. prlda;
But luck, and spectacular rescue j
efforts nverted what could have
been an unhappy ending. | r n'iNiam B. Mcl.*aughlii., of 6202 Sheaff Lane,
Leanne McMuuen. 14. of 463 P:iir- Waahinifton, was sworn a member of the l>oard of jsiiiier-fieid
Rd.. and Janet Spaid. 13. and visors of Whitemarsh township on Monday, ftllinsr a vacancy
XtiT^SS£i.'i£ 22J5\s™'? *■ 'hc, ™><™<r .«■*, ^^j. a inith jr.. *
from precarious positions on the ' rovidcnco, R. L, formerly of the East district of the town-
50 foot cliff or the Evans and Rob- ""!.'•
I Qimrrv, Consliohocken Rd. near. The supervisor's wife. Ihe former
Rtdire Pike. j Miss Elizabeth Hough, of Ambler,
All wore taken to Montgomery' *"** present when the oath
Hospital, N'orristown. along with administered by Juetlce-of-the-
Thomas Rocket, ot 204 Ford St. Peace Louis W. Hofnuin of While- 11 ■ l ■• ■) ■ |l/r llihllli>
WTest Conshohocken. a member of marsh. Mrs. Louise Smith, wife of aJlllllllIii lltlJIlt
the Oeorge Clay Fire Co.. who had the retiring president of the board.:
fallen into the water In rescuing drove Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin
the girls. The boy and Rocket did, to the township building for Uu
not require treatment. The girls organisation meeting. CUIKCO an eniimaiea fiv.vvv g,.^^ second viee-uMssideie i\\C V««». !■.>..
were treated for exposure and sen. Head of the McLaughlin Re.l f™*?* J a 19-room hoi.se 0:to oZel.^aalrer S'St M I ^Ur UllC
hor,lp r:*Ute Bn In Ablngton, the roper- ,,ullt in the SMV lso0s ""il.t.-ro. secretary
According 10 Plymouth lownship ,-iwr Is * former Armv captain who forced a young eOUJile out in-! To be installed on the board of rai 1 II I
inl^V- ,!' -gi"art!f.t0,,Walk 0" w" nlM b*ck to Mrvtre durlnt to freezinjr temperatures 'directors are Charles Bulera. Ralph lO ICV llOalUS
rJ-JeS^enalnSS ""*""" 'h' K°n?? T^t %& » f,'r- «** B«llire*V DlorSh^ Falconiero^ Vincent Flocco. l-ouis X" X^J *«»»«"
a. president of --l.emars, Quy^* ^ g Mon«^^^J^, An g rf ,
.... Monlgomerv foun- Eleanor, escaped In tlieir niMht- Joseph Purcell is chairman of the ""* "^P005101*' f(,r """ nrst KCl- ;
Bet of the oppmui. „ Vouni Hepubi,^,, ctab.Be and vlotlwa from the flaming home lo- c irnmlttee arrnnKing the banquet, '}Tnl ol I961 "l W111^1"81*11 ****»■ [hocaen Federal Savings and Lou
wlfe_ have three daughters cated on Plymouth Rd near Oar- »"ss Cardy baud will provide "patriek j Mnguire 31 or «43 As*wlatton to members Tor the ail
Sandra, I,; Cathy. It: and Martha. lnanIown Pikr Wfe M ■ Butler Pike. Plymouth ' MeeUng.! month! ending Dee. 31, totaled M71,-
Volunteer firemen from Plvmouth Alzl£L. , „„., L , 8rd .cf Miffeied Injury requiring adnuaaton s68 7g
J IweaaTn^STa-er 7.* «» "»™>^ *™ Companies ^S^te^n'regutaJllfier* st ^"T^V^^LSZZ '-the full year of !•«. Wi4,,».-
' ^J*^™'.'*? "" »*«-*. ba.tled the blue for moie tl,o, s;,,, Th„ wil. be the first time Srman"w,i"nk, and lSrw« iff 21 «■ »« »•«« -gamration «
tftnuet on Pan? Tirol an hour 11 Brian will prendr at a ltIld ^uuek a utility pole at 11:5a n ftnieral association l„ 1341 , UHaJ
, MMMKaagaaaaeaga Plre cl,iPf Donald TarbuHon »1,*,*t'n« of "« local club P M jan, 2 He had laceration! 0f g3159 017 38
j -fr-n ■ I rvTjT^^ t '-,A the central notion or the Charles F. Wurga w;ll receive „[ Die lac* and none and possible 'overs' lu'ihli an
u— ■>■»■—3*aaaa9*am 'house was most leveielv damaged congratulation! on his birthday an- conctiaidon. B^ginnliig with Jan 1 the diri
Weakened flooi boards also created i:iver»ary. which occurs .l.m « Maguiro waa removed bv Walter n>n,| rntB ,"nH ^en Increased to 4""
a haard for firemen. Tarbutton Prancis J. Ruggiero. Justlce--the- Welter, of 411 Brooksirie Rd. Am- mmmlly an added e-iducement 2
said He surmised that the heater Peace, will be felidated on the oc- bier to tiie boaplteJ, Welter wat (dd and new custoniers^o save mWa
the basement got too hot and easion of hi* wedding anniversary., driving an automobile trailing the Assets of tho association in- -eased
First Accident
They had anlely negotiated mome young Republl,.in» i
0 ynrd« ol the dittnnce and were |„i,„,|,„ „r lhr M„„
.ithin a lea ice! of the oppoatu (t -
bank when the Ice broke IIMUT I,|.
Ihcm. s„„
They talped to aliore■ and untied ,„. ,„„ p,„nu ,„ Mr and „,.
rlanitar up the clll The Kill- M.reello, Mclata.hlln. ol the ( am-
It flvr> fe nn ... . *1* P «.
Co'-U.tiwtt on Page Fourf
KofC Honors
4 on Sunday
Pour members of Conshohocken
Counc.l Knights of Columbus 1603
who received honors of the Second
Degre- at the Holy Family Coun-cil
in Bridgeport on Sunday night
were: Thomas V. Galie. James C.
lough, Jamei F. O'Donnell and
Blchr.rd F. Pultorak.
Atterding the degree ceremonies
were: Albert Pizria, Grand Knight,
Plymouth Council; John Kowal.
Grand Knight. Holy Family Coun-cil;
Joseph Ryan. Orand Knight.
Conshohocken Council.
Fraud! Leddy. Held representa-tive
for Knight*; Carmen Bove,
dJtrlct deputy; Francis Finneran,
Jnternot;onal former district dep-uty:
Edmund J. Champagne, fi-j
nancla'. secretary of Conshohocken
Council.
Mernnrn of Conshohocken Coun-;
ell will attend Tliird Degree cere-:
monies Sunday in Olenslde, leav-ing
'heir headquarters. Ninth and
Bpr.n*. U11I Avei, at 12:30
their mslon la set for 8 15 3un-
,day L-i'..'> it the council home, (
Good Ye«ir
For Federal
$514,132 Paid
In Dividend*
r>h1dend* paid by the Conaha-
738 luu been paid
act fire to wooden panels near lirot Jan
pipes througnout Ihe lmnn-
The young cottpls took shelter In
the Old Comfort Co. bnlirinifi on
Bullet Pike until police took llieni
to the township building Luckily,
Wagners Infant ion. Brent, three
• ,.■. rtnylng ovcrnhiht Kith
Eleanor's mother.
Wagner told pollcp be and bis
wile were asleep In ■ set-rind flnnr
brrlntom. Me anakmed In the smell
»f ■ Niiil.r and saw flames coming
through the floor ({ulrkly ar
hU wife, he led her to safe!.
side ihe lmme. Ihen re-entered lo First bnbv
And warmer clothing for himself il,Bl(rn „,,,.,
j coupe
R.S.McArdleMr.1961;
He's Greeted Today by 3
S Sisters and a Brother
and his wife.
d they had retirrri
1 A M and that everything seemed gj
in order
A driver for Old Comfort Co
Alex Ouxik notified police when he
saw flames and smoke pouring from
ie house aa ha ass on hi* way
art General H'aUUe
home
C-j-j-t- W.,,,//,..
resident*, found them ^peflhS OUWMUlj
Ourlk then drove to the to aim
leaving as he arrived
C.:u>r crews were called to the ,-| / f'alley rOl'Qe
arena to enablo the fire equipment
u> leave after running water frt»e
into patches of ice In the are*.
Wagner is working on Installing
a new heating system before lu.s
family can return to the home
WARMING IT I Olt UAVVY ENDING - Loanne McMuilen, 14. of 463 Fairfield
Driv *ip. KetP a hot bowl of soup spooned by brother Kenneth. 12.
after ?he and two cor fthions fell through abandoned ice-covered pond In Evans' aiid
Bobertaquarry. Re- * \ by George Clav Fire Co.. Leanne
ure at Montgomery H«rpi'tal and sent home to bed.
■vas treated for expo.s-
\N hilfinunsh lioanl
S.-i^ Meethiy Datee
I tie board of supeiilsors ol
Whitemarsh township will meet at
8 PM. the second Thursday of
each monlh at the township build-ing.
Joshua Rd. and First Ave, the
supervisors agreed on Monday
The board suspended meeting!
held at 4 P M the fourth Thurs-day
for the last year or so The'
reason w«s that taxpavera found
the afternoon session incur
preferring to attend nlfhl meeting!
in the Consho- pllal The infant weighed erven
1061 is Robert pounds, 14 ounces.
Stewart MrArdle son of Mr and Babv Robert and his mother ar-
Mrs Raymond McArdle. 130 Front riVKi home from the hospital to-
West Conshohocken day to be greeted by three sister*,
Ie was born at "'25 A M New Pn.rirjn 18; Shirley. 16. and Au-ir
■ Day at Sacred Heart Hos- drew four, and a brother, Ray-
—, mond. to who attends Weal Con-i
iliohocken ElemenUry scliool
Mother of the itifnnt u the for-mer
Mis* Prancea Jarquot. daugh-ter
ot Frank and Rose Jarquot 302
Button wood St, Norristown. The
Jarquot family formerly resided hi
Conshohocken.
Father of the five l* employed
bv E J Lavino Co Plymouth Meet-ing,
Tho baby's sister. Shirley, Is em-ployed
at the Howard Johnson rest-aurant
In Valley Purge, on the
Pennsylvania Turnpike
The baby and his parents will
reteiva First Baby content priw*
(Too
KaffrrW Pharmacy, 57 Fi-yette
at, * baby girt let
Claire's, 73 Fayetus St. offering
a 85 gift cat
Plvmouth ( oiure Ke*Unr*nl.
Etldgi P,ke Plymouth township,
dinner for the two proud parents
The Knxy Drug More*. Joshua
Rd and Uermantown Pike Barren
Hill, deluxe gift box
The Recorder mailed for one
9.18% to $18,757,970,13. savings.
77'- to 115.337.828.14: reserve* 13..
42 - lo «IJ0959578.
"1060 therefore aas a year of
steadv progress, the association aerv-big
more people, than in previous
■■id Edwin P. Rockrtt. prect-dent
On or about Jan. 16 the Plym-outh
Meetbig Branch will move u>
new quarters In Plymouth Square
Shopping Center at Ridge and But-ler
Pikes. Hartnonvllle "Ample free
parking and walktip window will be
provided for our customer**,
venience," Mr. Rockett alsrlosed.l
Major Oeneral Anthonv J
Drexel Biddle Jr. will deliver
the address at 3 Butldaj sftCT-uoon
at an annual Pennsylvntiia
state service at Washington
Mi-inorial Ctmpi'l. V,-Uey Forge.
He will represent Gov. Dai .
Music will b.- bv ihe Univi-r-stty
Glee Club ol Phil- :
under direction of Dr Cl li H
Dengler. witli John H Hnk-
H. D Dllg is
president of the tlee club.
Tiie Rev. John BtmbtlU Bart.
Ph.D., rector of t;» ciu.pel, will
officiate.
A ■■:'■■ • . - - .. be of.
fered In t&f OsBoi el bell tower
after to te 1 uk P.
Law, Valley Fiirje eazill
Ci«l-sed.
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