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MEMORANDUM RE: ALFRED EPmi.'iri0RDAS SAHMH
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Office File 65-1661i
The following is the most recent place of employment, employment address, and residence
address oi the above subject as contained on the subject's Security Index Card.
Residence: UNIQIOWN
Employment: UNKNOWN
Address:
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subject, as well as the accuracy of the priority tabbing, be verified and the proper notations be
made below. The absence of a photograph and posting oi a Security Flash should be noted and
efforts made to secure a photograph and determine the existence of a criminal record.
A physical description based on personal observdtion of the subject appears in serial
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Date: /,4, _>' 5' >_Verified by SA: / /
Employment: %|§
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Run-mm dated ll/15/56» '
This case le has been revim-red in the light of current
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Gannelt Nev" -iervlre tfollfornin from 1938 until l!-:46, ,1
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ital question of wliutlirr the gov- in Rochester. Peters was at rmc'jIornment has a right on the hnsisgtime employed on the atomic bomb
of t-; :cuI'lly ti92foi~|in-'.l-ii, to denymrolect at Rdlagn 1_;|hm-aw,-_v_.|l*<'ib>lrut'ts to Anncru t»- cilitens ior tit-rkcl.e.92'. Caltf., under the famodil
trawl nbroml is l---< uh, up unaiu atomic scientist, J. Robert Oppcn-iiur the thlul time lfl the U.S himtr 92 2
ICUUIT1 of Apt-rots. The case in tho hush; for this third appeal;
Vui92t'i a .ornellum. _ of the P855;-OI! issue to the U.S.li
A I 92t B vs bcfm-1*. tlirouwrout*»irt-on Court txrts 1: irl tire. 2t b tAmt-ricnu history. ll has been nc- .luttz:e Jusopll C. l92i¢t?at"l.agliy ti
ctptett that the §t'cretaty of Stole-l" ~det'al District Court lit-re. lle
could rt-fuse to ISSUO passpotts it tnied the Secretary oi State had at
the fottign travel proposed would ritglit to refuse a p;lSspt92t'L to Dnyw;'nntSl;>= in the interest of the t»nl- it!? because of ncertgin Ci.'I5.92.iifl9dlen ates." lln orma ion in e into Depart-'
Today, an effort is being mnde to tent securitv files.gg g*;£'l'f19rfh¬![P"S5t5gtZrta!:""f|; °f_hii:_"'E<...rd Scrutinul-s lluelattrottrd
adntinistirative officer of L'.S for-1 Paylunis ' '3': . "5 "" 'm°dleign policy 'l_!tc. 1, 1954, according to a Jus-
Twicc before the court of Ap_illC8» Department brief, that thepeals has failed to decide tvlu-the-rc° "9e hr the Bmird "f Passmm_'/tppeals was 8Uliltl!'lZt!d to say thatthe secretary could rely upon eon » , . _.- - , - - ll!aytons relationship unh severalfiilential SECIIHI! information in . ..Coming, passports ipersons was considered pertinent' _ - ' to the board's review and consider-The appellant in the third lest go-' . _ _ .M, ,0 he mum mu__a ca , atton of the case. Marcel hchcrer. Rose Sctzure, Sanclrn Collins, Frankwhich almost certainlv will he . . .l , - I Lollms. Bernard Peters. Kurt F tzImmm92 dcuded In the supnmo Karl Sittc, bouts S. 92'|'t~ls.~. Ali £1 tltlfl ~~- is a Lormng S l 'l'lll.<l'Saram and mum perl, t'n:mto<l Weldon Bruce Dayton. S _ _ .F-ormerh. M CNN," | a_rant_uas a 92'lllhllUCll0I1 nor rr92 M Um me of his passpo ap_lat tno Cornell Laboratory nf_. .1-Plicatinn D'n-llm Raw his addressi°le ~" m'3"' °- mm M35" M w'ns 24 Wcst '.Znd s:.. Corning. m;.l";',=";'»,,1 "-,'}r*""'?_,"1i.,§*" i <.<old he 92923< employed as a re-. '3 "._a"_ " *9 " "ex'Farm 92__m_kN_ M mp vowing mass dour tn hanmt in lthaca tor slightlyCo r was l>re92'iou~l!' conn»':ted2',;;'e1', §; Year b°g' nmg m ma anI'wiilt Cornell University and the . . .- ~ Sarant came under investigation'M{t¬.=Rf'|lUSt.U8 Institute of lc.¢ti-my U? H in N50 in connectionnolngy. , V.l
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t 'ilw State Dt-partmi.~nt says that : " IPt-let: in-M-ti to illdiit in l9592. and P1" Q"*'$""'=* Davie
,ttiat on Jul! t9, 1955, Pt.-l ~l'. w:|llml' U- lull himselt was qtiestlonetlzinto the U.S. oilsulutc in lloni-ihy the l-Bl in August. 1950 rvlzi-.ihay to renounce his Arm.-rican ill-Elite to his hrelattonsltip with Sa-ftzcnship. rant and t e others mentioned
The Corning Glass Co. said that '.'ihot-e. YDayton left them last August lle, ln 3il ;;YlPl to rt-futle teshtlmgngcame to us in 1953," a company,by i~ I in ormnnts t at c a .
spokesmen said, as a physlclsubeen semi in Saranrs New York
He was in our research and de-apartment in January. 1950. Day-Iivelopment laboratory." The com-ton submitted to the FBI a day-'party holds classified military con-by-day document of his activities
itracts from the government.! that month, through references toReceives Cornell Degroe [his own research notes and to the.
A spokesman for Cornell sald;log books maintained at the Cor-~Dayton was there in 92946~48. Ourinell synchrotron i
records show," it was reported. Pi-of_ Dale R.'Cnrson, an assocl-_
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an A.B. degree from the University peals at Daytorfs request on his,,0! California in 1939. His diploma whereabouts durlnrt January. 1950.receipt, issued in April, X951, glves'Corson's testimony, accordlngi to]
this business address as Ml.T., the Justice Department brie.He was horn l"eb.itertlcd to corrchorztc Davtt'92's own
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Current procedures for the Communist lndex CI!were instituted by em letter 5c_-36 L!, lC/30/56. The c1
represents tncse persons who in the light of ever~changing
c0nditi0ns should continually be borne in mind with a view
toward possible future investigation under the Security Index
SI! Program. Present instructions provide for removal or
deletion of CI cards if the subject is placed on the SI
. or becomes an informant and that no investigative or adminis-
trative effcrt is to be expended to keen these cards in an
up-to-date status. However, in the light of increased -
international tensions, a re-examination of all cases at
this time is considered essential for these reasons:
1! The Communist Party CP! has been in a -_
disorganized state and is now reconstituting
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of current issues, such as the Formosa crisis,
segregation, et cetera. SubJects in the CI are
those most likely to be recontacted and recruited.
2! Many subjects, no longer CP members in the
bookkeeping sense, retain their militant inter-
national Marxist views independently. There is
, also that large group of followers of the CP
line who may be potentially dangerous even
though they never became recorded members of
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as the Socialist Workers Party, are attempting
vigorously to recruit disillusioned former
. CP members,
4! A greater number of informants and potential
informants ready to be assimilated into a larger
CP and its factions is essential. These CI cases
_presert an excellent informant potential.
5! The Bureau notes that numerous subjects,
removed from the SI in 1955, have been replaced
on the SI on the basis of newly developed evidence.
Intensified re~examination of the CI should speed
the return of such cases to the SI. _. -'
6! If the international crisis deepens the Soviet
Intelligence Service will be restricted in its _
ability to function on an overt basis from diplomatic
establishments. In this situation, greater reliance
must be then placed on the covert use of United States
nationals with a Marxist background and sympathy.
Accordingly, the CI should be completely
re-examined on an individ-al case basis. This re-examination
should be made in equal monthly divisions for one year and,-
where appropriate, should be adapted geographically to the
integrated investigative system.
In the light of the foregoing factors, as each
case is reopened disposition should be considered in one of
the following categories: a! potential informant; b! espionagesubject; c! SI subject; d! retention in CI; e! removal from
C . , . - ._
The following minimum investigative steps should
be taken:- .
l! Review file and all pertinent references thoroughly;
2! Contact informants, sources, and defected
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.activity suddenly, develop information to show the
reason. Mny of these "drops" are purely on the
' basis of theoretical and intellectual differences.
The convictions of the.persons involved remain
unchanged in their hard-core devotion to the
principles o international communism, waiting
only for what they consider to be a more favorable
climate within ruling communist circles. It should
_also be borne in mind constantly that unexplained .
- cessation of communist activity by a subject may
well be based upon a contemplated assignment in
espionage or illegal underground activity.
5! Consider interview or reinterview without
regard to prior interview results. Bear in mind
the Khrushchev revelations of terror under Stalin,
anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union and the Hungarian
revolt.
6! Secure a current description.
Statistics should be maintained throughout
this program. They should be submitted quarterly beginning
l/15/59 as follows:
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1! Number on CI at beginning of program.
2! Number on c1 to date.
3! Number removed from CI during period.
4! Number of informants or potential informants
developed.
5! Number of subjects placed on the SI as a result
of this program.
6! Number of espionage cases opened. Identify.
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In order that this program may be closely followed
at the Bureau, you are requested to add to the character of
* all cover letters to reports submitted the words Communist
Index!, i.e., John Doe, ecurity Matter - C, Communist Index!.
- This program should be completed by 10/15/59.~
Pursuant to the above information, this case is being
reopened and assigned so that the Bureau's instructions may be
complied with. The Agent to whom this case is assigned should
insure that all phases of the investigation are complete and
accurate. Upon bringing this case to a logical conclusion, the
Agent to whom it is assigned should submit a memorandum to
Albany file #100-17707, advising of its disposition under one
of the above eight headings set forth by the Bureau.
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Current procedures for the Communist lndex CI!were instituted by SAG letter 5b¬6 L!, 1Q/30/56. The CI r
represents tncse persons who in the light of ever-changing
conditions should continually be borne in mind with a view
toward possible future investigation under the Security Index
SI! Program. Present instructions provide for removal or
, deletion of CI cards_if the subject is placed on the SI '
or becomes an informant and that no investigative or adminis-
trative effort is to be expended to keep these cards in an
~ up-to-date status. However, in the light of increased
international tensions, a re-examination of all cases at
A this time is considered essential for these reasons:
1! The Communist Party GP! has been in a
disorganized state and is now reconstituting
and rebuilding its membership on the basis
of current issues, such as the Formosa crisis,
¢ segregation, et cetera. Subjects in the CI are
those most likely to be recontacted and recruited.
2! Many subJects, no longer CP members in the
bookkeeping sense, retain their militant inter-
national Marxist views independently. There is
also that large group of followers of the CP
line who may be potentially dangerous even _
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broader intelligence coverage more essential
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vigorously to recruit disillusioned former
. CP members. _
U! A greater number of informants and potential
informants ready to be assimilated into a larger
OP and its factions is essential. These CI cases
present an excellent informant potential.
5! The Bureau notes that numerous subjects,
removed flom the SI in 1955. have been replaced
on the SI on the basis of newly developed evidence.
Intansified re-eramination of the CI should speed
the return 02 such cases to the 51.
6! If the international crisis deepens the Soviet
Intelligence Service will be restricted in its
ability to function on an overt basis from diplomatic
establishments. In this situation, greater reliance
must be then placed on the covert use of United States
nationals with a Marxist background and sympathy.
Accordingly, the CI should be completely
re-examined on an individ.al case basis. This re-examination
should be made in equal monthly divisions for one year and,
where appropriate, should be adapted geographically to the
integrated investigative system.
In the light of the foregoing factors, as each
case is reopened disposition should be considered in one of
the following categories: a! potential informant; b! espionageggbject; c! SI subject; d! retention in CI; e! removal from
:_ " The following minimum investigative steps should
be taken;_. . _ _ '
- l! Review file and all pertinent references thoroughly;
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communists who could be expected to know the
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and also for the sources evaluation of potential
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against the key facilities and classified contractors
lists to insure full and complete dissemination is
made. Submit Form FD-128 if the subject has moved
to a new field division. .
U! If the subject has been a OP "drop" or ceased
activity suddenly, develop information to show the
reason. Many of these "drops" are purely on the
basis of theoretical and intellectual differences.
The convictions of the persons involved remain
unchanged in their hard-core devotion to the
principles of international communism, waiting
only for what they consider to be a more favorable
climate within ruling communist circles. It should
also be borne in mind constantly that unexplained
cessation of communist activity by a subject may
well be based upon a contemplated assignment in
espionage or illegal underground activity.
5! Consider interview or reinterview without
~ regard to prior interview results. Bear in mind
the Khrushchev revelations of terror under Stalin,
antiSemitism in the Soviet Union and the Hungarian
revolt.
. 6! Secure a current description.
Statistics should be maintained throughout
this program. They should be submitted quarterly beginningl/15/59 as follows: ~
' 1! Number on CI at beginning of program. ~
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3! Number removed from CI during period.
4! Number of informants or potential informants
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in line with FBI's over-all security responsibilities.
In order that this program may be closely followed A
at the Bureau, you are requested to add to the character of
all cover letters to reports submitted the words Communist
Index!, i.e., John Doe, aecurity Mtter - 0, Comunist Index!.
- This program should be completed by 1Q/15/59.
Pursuant to the above information, this case is being
reopened and assigned so that the Bureau's instructions may be
complied with. The Agent to whom this case is assigned should
insure that all phases of the investigation are complete and
accurate. Upon bringing this case to a logical conclusion, the
Agent to whom it is assigned should submit a memorandum to
Albany file #100-17707, advising of its disposition under one
of the above eight headings set forth by the Bureau.
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Communist Index!
Instant investigation was reopened with respect
to instant subject under the Communist Index Program, it
being noted that subject was previously investigated since
she was the wife of ALFRED SARANT, a member of the JULIUS
ROSENBERG espionage network who fled the U.S, in August,
1950,'and whose whereabouts have been unknown since that time.
A review of this case file fails to reect any
current or pertinent rekrences with respect to the subject
and inquiries and contacts maintained during the past several
years have indicated that she continues to reside in Ithaca,
N.Y, with her two children. Several months ago subject's
father advised the writer that she had become afflicted with
arthritis.
On 9/10/59, Mr. V. K, WILLERS, Personnel Supervisor,
Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., advised that subject was
employed in a part-time clerical capacity for a few weeks in
May, 1959, At that_time she listed her residence as 607 North
Tioga St. and indicated no recent employment of any sort.
Mr. WILLERS stated that subject is not currently
employed at Cornell?
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of former interviews, she is not being considered for interview
at this time.
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weight 100 lbs.
Hair Black
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Age Late 30's
Characteristics Extraordinarily well-modulated
speaking voice
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Stops were placed with the Immigration & Naturalization
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On June 17, 1960, Forms FD-315 were Submitted by the
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Lookout Notices against the subject and CAROL DAYTON who fled
the United States with:the~sub§ect in August, 1950, when they
went to Mexico posing as Mr. and Mrs. BRUCE CAROL! DAYTON. '
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Dear Miss Knight:
In connection with an official investigation
being conducted by this Bureau, it will be appreciated
if you would cause to be placed in the files or indices
of your office, a notice to notify this office should
Carol Dayton, also known as Carol Dorothy, born
February 24, 1917, Brewster, Washington, apply for or
otherwise communicate with your office concerning
passport facilities.
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submit a separate memorandum so that a separate case file may be
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individual.BnThese investigations be alert for associations
with other teenagers so that we can examine the extent of
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comunity. This investigation must be implemented with
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made below. The absence of a photograph and posting of a Security Flash should be noted and
efforts made to secure a photograph and determine the existence of a criminal record.
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The case of the above captioned subject is being
reopened and assigned to you for handling in accordance with
instructions contained in SAC Letter Number 60-30 C!, dated
June 21, 1960, which are summarized as follows:
Communist Index will The presently constituted
Index" RI! . v henceforth be known as the "Reserve
§tandards for_§nclusion?of_Names_inWthevBeserveMInde3
The Reserve Index is to insure that it fully represents
a list of individuals who should be considered for investigation
and/or other action following apprehension of SI subjects.
The revised standards follow:
1. Membership in a basic revolutionary organization
subsequent to January l, l9M9, together with some indication
of sympathy or association with such an organization or a
subversive front organization subsequent to the reported
membership and no reliable evidence of defection.
2. Investigation has failed to substantiate allegations
of membership in a revolutionary organization within the past
five years, coupled with some evidence or information indicating
activity, association or sympathy for the subversive cause within
the same period, and no reliable evidence of defection.
3. The individual, within the past five years, by his
associations, writings, financial support or conduct in relation
to and support of subversive organizations or the international
communist movement is in a position to influence others at the
time of a national emergency and no reliable evidence ofdefection, é / ,_., i /héé,
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some evidence of continuing activity, association or sympathy
for the subversive cause within three years and no reliable
evidence of defection.
5. Membership in a subversive front organization within
the past three years and no reliable evidence of defection.
A review of closed SI cases is not to be conducted
to identify additional individuals whose names should be
included in the Reserve Index under the revised standards,
but names should be added as cases come to the attention of
Agents handling security work.
' Recognizing that some individuals included in the
Reserve Index represent a greater potential threat in time of
an emergency than do others, the Reserve Index is being divided
into two sections, Section A and Section B.
SECTION A _
Section A of the Reserve Index is designed to represent
a special group of individuals who should receive priority
consideration with respect to investigation and/br other action
following the apprehension of our Security Index subjects.
SectionA or the Reserve Index should include those
individuals whose subversive activities do not bring them
within the Security Index criteria, but who, in a time of
national emergency,_are in a position to influence others
against the national interest or are likely to furnish material
financial aid to subversive elements due to their subversive
associations and ideology. Included in Section A will be
those individuals falling within the following categories:
l. Professors, teachers and educators.
2. Labor union organizers er leaders.
3. Writers, lecturers, newsmen, entertainers
and others in the mss media field.
M, Lawyers, doctors and scientists.
5. Other potentially influential persons on
a local or national level.
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material financial aid.
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Index was maintained.
Upon deletion of s subject's name from the Security
Index based upon the application of the Security Index criteria,
a determination should be made as to whether his name should
then be placed in Section A of the Reserve Index. If assignedyss
the appropriate recommendation is to be submitted. If the facts
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interview of the subject is deemed desirable. Interviews will
be handled in accordance with current Bureau instructions set
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3. If additional investigation is conducted, or if there
is unreported information of a subversive nature contained in
the files, a report must be submitted.
4. Make a determination as to whether a captioned
subject falls within'the above criteria for inclusion in
Section A of the Reserve Index, and if so, nominate for inclusion
in Section A by submission or the appropriate form which the
Bureau is providing for this purpose. Attach to that form, to
be submitted to the Bureau, a succinct summary setting forth
the basis for recommendation that the subject's name be included
in Section A of the Reserve Index. If no further investigation
is warranted in this case at the present time, or if no report
is accompanying the recommendation, a statement to that effect
should appear on the page containing the succinct summary.
- 5. If the subject does not meet the criteria for
Section A of the Reserve Index, no communication need be
forwarded to the Bureau, but instead a brief memorandum should
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be written for the subject's file reflecting that the above
steps have been taken and setting out suitable justification
with the recommendation that the subject's name be placed in
Section B of the Reserve Index. "
As a matter of information, investigatiomsof subjects
listed in Section A of the Reserve Index are to be brought up
to date annually and they are to be considered for Security
Index status or retention do the Reserve Index. As a minimum,
above steps l, 2 and 3 must be taken, including the submission
of reports in the event additional subversive data is developed
Changes in residence and/or employment must be submitted to the
Bureau on the appropriate form designed for this purpose with
respect to subjects listed in Section A of the Reserve Index.
Section A of the Reserve Index will be maintained
in the field and at the Seat of Government in the same manner
as the Security Index, except that the Reserve Index will be
maintained only alphabetically. A copy of the Reserve Index
will be re-located away from Headquarters City in the same
manner as the Security Index and at the same location. To
avoid confusion with the Security Index, however, distinctive
colored cards and forms used in connection therewith will be
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SUBJECT! LOUISE BOSS smmmr/ ESPIONAGE Q R
Beurmemo dated 2/16/61 pertaining to the Reserve Index. ~
Subject resides at 607 North Tioga Street, Ithaca, NX
and is unemployed.
A current indices search reflected no new references, and
no investigation with respect to her is deemed warranted at
this.time.
Subject was interviewed on 3/9/61. She advised that she
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she denied any involvement in Soviet espionage.
Based upon the above, it is,not believed that subject's
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mother and homemaker with no employment, it is not felt
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