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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
26.
PRPINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
31,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
ndia
Seethes
miGirie
ffoirMahafc
ma
s
Death
Disaster
At
Britannia
COST
OF
LIVING
PROBE
COMMITTEE
IS
ANNOUNCED
BY
PRIME
MINISTER
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
House
of
Commons
committee
on
food
prices
will
be
asked
to
investigate
the
causes
of
the
recent
rise
in
the
cost
of
living
as
well
as
profiteering
and
hoarding,
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
disclosed
today.
A
sixteen-man
committee
will
be
asked
to
ex-
Scenes
of
Violence
In
Bombay,
Poona;Body
Of
Prophet
Cremated
.
BOMBAY
(CP)
Grief-maddened
crowds,
shouting
Burn
them
out,"
exploded
sudden
scenes
of
violence
in
Bombay
and
Poona
today
as
a
minute-bv-minute
radio
description
of
the
funeral
of
Mohandas
K.
Gandhi,
assassinated
in
New
Delhi,
boomed
out
over
loud-speakers
set
up
in
the
streets
in
both
cities.
Large
numoers
of
people
attack-
Three
Miner
Crushed
to
Death
I
nder
Ions
of
Rock
VANCOl'VER
(CP)
Buried
under
tons
of
rock,
three
miners
died
at
Britannia
mine
at
Eritannia
Beach,
forty
miles
north
of
here,
late
last
nieht.
The
dead
are
Julian
Knll
of
Vancuover,
Erwin
G.
Bucket
of
Buffalo
and
William
N.
Natrafowany
of
Fork
River,
Manitoba.
amine
and
report
on:
First,
the
cause
of
the
recent
rise
in
the
cost
of
living.
Second,
prices
which
have
LIBFL
TRIAL
DATE
IS
SET
been
raised
beyond
levels
Justified
by
Increased
costs.
Tt.
Ik
pvnppt-H
thp
ministpr
nf
e
ana-
ln
sme
crowds
cases,
smiiii
a
a
m
.
Cooke,
Dingman
and
Whitton
health.
Hon.
Paul
Martin,
will
To
Appear
In
Higher
Court
I
be
chairman
of
the
committee.
In
Edmonton
Monday
J-
InlNAMAN
MURDERED
1NG
KNIGHT
A
chival-
EDMONTON
tf-Unprecedent-
;
ed
charges
of
conspiring
to
pub
set
fire
to
a
number
of
premises
connected
with
India's
extreme
orthodox
Hindu
political
organization,
the
Hindu
Mahasabha
which
followed
the
communal
line
in
contrast
to
Congress
standpoint
of
Hindu
-Moslem
unity.
Police
opened
lire
lh
both
cities
to
quell
the
attacks
and
LITTLE
PROSPECT
SEEN
FOR
GAS
RATIONING
HERE
Brutal
Murder
On
Lulu
Island
Believed
to
Have
Had
Robbery
As
Motive
VANCOUVER
0
Body
of
a
70
year-old
Chinese
farm
labor-
lish
defamatory
libel,
laid
against
Jack
Kent
Cooke
of
Toronto
and
Harold
Dinirman
and
Charlotte
Whitton
of
Ottawa
will
be
tried
in
the
Supreme
Court
of
Alberta
with
the
first
appearance
iitllc
French
boy
com-business
with
pleasure
as
-iurm.s
a
family
chore
by
c
up
his
sister
by
boat
at
)i
m
a
flooded
suburb
of
n
Pans
Roads
and
high-(ic
turned
into
canal.s
"
area
as
the
waters
of
Munvand
Seine
river
,
hi
overflowed
the
banks.
.;mg
residential
dis-,uiri
farmlands.
Gasoline
rationing,
which
was
A
fourth
member
of
a
four-i
man
crew
escaped
by
inches
j
as
a
cave-in.
believed
to
have
been
caused
by
a
fault
in
rock,
crashed
into
a
Mope
where
they
were
drilling.
The
bodies
of
the
victims
were
taken
out
of
the
rock-filled
slope
this
morning.
Mackenzie
King
A$
Governor-General
OTTAWA
O
During
the
Throne
Speech
debate
a
suggestion
came
from
Bona
Arsen-ault.
Liberal.
Bonaventure,
that
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
on
retirement
,
be
appointed
Governor
General.
He
suggested
that
this
was
a
means
by
which
Canadian
people
could
express
gratitude
for
his
services
to
the
country.
er,
Mah
Jeu,
was
found
Friday
"
lroops
were
movea
lnw
in
his
blood-spattered
shack
on
!
ce"tral
tBomby
i
Lulu
Island
anrt
v.-'
Meantime
Mohandas
K.
G-an-
mittcd
,
,
a?
for
7
trial
,
7
begun
by
Vancouver
and
Vic-
yesterday.
Mag-
retail
operators
last
night)
v
J-x--
UU
J
lit.
lstrate
Hawe
set
bail
at
$1000
PRINCESS
ANNE
SEEN
WEARING
ENGAGEMENT
RING
Princess
Anne,
of
Bourbon-Parma,
is
seen
when
she
left
Copenhagen
on
her
way
to
Lausanne,
Switzerland,
to
visit
ex-King
Michael
of
Romania.
She
is
seen
wearing
an
engagement
ring.
dhi's
youngest
son
touched
off
is
not
likely
to
be
spread
to
was
murdered
with
robbery
be-
land
ordered
$1000
surety
filed
Prince
Paipert,
service
station
.
men
feel,
mainly
because
the
for
each
accused.
'
lieved
to
have
been
the
motive.
luneral
pyre
lnal
consumea
The
the
wasted
body
of
the
ffiartyred
killing
was
brutal
The!
Mahatma
in
Hindu
tradition,
body
was
bruised
and
battered
I
apparently
from
several
heawTens
of
thousanis
of
Indians,
8Y
FINDS
Cooke
is
the
publisher
of
the
average
Prince
Rupert
motorist
New
Liberty
Magazine,
Dingman
uses
so
little
gasoline,
is
its
Ottawa
correspondent
an
l
The
ration
set
in
the
south
Is
Dr.
Whitton
is
a
nott-d
Cana-
five
gallons
a
day
which,
ac-dian
welfare
expert.
cording
to
one
local
garag-;
i
blows
on
the
head,
arms
and
I
mD
al
snouting
the
Ma-
CO-INVENTOR
OF
AIRPLANE
DIES
hatma's
name,
surged
forward
as
Jap
Ban
Called
Off
legs.
SHAP
IN
The
charges
followed
publica-,
owner,
is
"more
than
ample"
tion
of
an
article
in
the
maga-jfor
ordinary
city
driving.
DAYTON,
Ohio
In
his
76th
year,
Orville
Wright,
co-invent
flWAB
DEATH
Devadas
GanGhl,
heavy
with
grief,
placed
live
coals
on
the
pyre
just
above
his
father's
heart
and
set
ablaze
the
lower
portion
of
the
pile
of
sandalwood
logs.
A
tremendous
sobbing
zine
entitled
"Babies
for
Export.'
"It
looks
as
though
It
were
Thirty
Die
As
Ship
At
Hong
Kong
Burns
t
nf
arndental
death
Provincial
Government
Reconsiders
Edict
Made
Regarding
Timber
Workers
VICTORIA
O
The
British
or
of
the
airplane
who,
with
his
brother,
the
late
Wilbur
Wright,
was
credited
with
being
the
first
to
bring
aviation
to
the
point
when
flight
became
actu-
Friday
after-
designed
to
halt
excessive
driving."
he
said.
"There
is
apparently,
a
shortage
down
there.
There
has
been
no
talk
of
rationing
in
Prince
Rupert
as
far
HONG
KONG
9
Thirty
per-
chant
surged
from
the
crowd.
TORONTO
OFFICE
BFIN'G
Sf.ARdlK.I)
jury
which
.r-.upht
in
n
Hi
f
bv
a
c.
rxntrs
f
titled
the
dca'
sons
were
pushed
into
the
water
a
Hindu
hymn
for
India's
pro
ith
of
Mar
and
drow
ned
tonight
when
steer-
phet
of
peace
who
was
struck
down
yesterday
by
an
assassin's
Columbia
government's
ban
on
aUy
practicable,
died
last
even-!
TORONTO
r
Warrants
to
as
I
know."
Japanese
working
on
rrnwn1-
1
ttBe
passengers
.siampeaea
on
crow
n
v
.
i
i
i
(
lng
u
hospll
l
ere
from
lun3
the
me
buming
steamer
bullet.
search
the
offices
of
New
Lib-
The
average
Prince
Rupert
erty
Magazine
were
servpd
to-,
motorist,
bocause
city
distanc
day
by
four
Royal
Canadian
are
shorter,
uses
less
gasoline
Mounted
Police
constables
from,
in
a
day
than
does
the
average
ti'
ab.
whose
body
whs
Ti.iirsdav
morning
on
the
'-H
"-v.
Uv
government
or.'
:ib
p.a
:
it
at
the
f(M)t
of
:h
Street
jii-v
tiecuied
that
he
died
''i-x
trom
the
wharf
'i!'Kmy
near
the
edce
uinq
umber
operauons
in
congestion
and
heart
condition,
interior
was
suspended
late
Frl-'
it
was
in
lPOS
'
at
Kittihaw
k.
day.
I
North
Carolina,
that
Orville
Acting
Premier
Herbert
Ans-
and
Wilbur
Wright
made
the
comb
announced
the
suspension
first
heavier-than-air
machine
tKwantung
at
a
wharf
here.
Most
of
them
were
women
and
children.
The
fire
is
attributed
to
chemicals
in
passengers'
luggage.
Only
slight
damage
was
caused
.
The
Miihatma's
ashes,
are.
U
remain
at
the
pyre
on
the
banks
of
the
River
Jumna
for
a
day
and
a
half.
Then
they
are
to
be
gathered
and
taken
to
the
River
Ganges,
sacred
to
the
Hin
I
Alberta.
The
officers
said
they
driver
in
Vancouver
and
Vic-
to
the
ship.
following
a
meeting
or
the
caD-
airborne.
Wilb.ur
Wright
died
inet
and
said
that
the
whole
thirty
years
ago.
question
would
be
put
before
wanted
the
original
manuscript
toria.
of
the
article
"Babies
for
Ex-j
However,
none
of
the
garage
port,"
dealing
with
welfare
con-
j
operators
interviewed
would
dls-ditlons
in
Alberta,
publication
of
count
the
possibility
that
the;
Canada
Is
Unaffected
Does
Not
Come
I'nder
Ban
of
Furl
(hi
and
Gasoline
Fx
ports
trom
I'nited
States
WASHINGTON
O-The
United
States
government
Friday
ordered
an
18'
2
percent
cut
In
exports
of
fuel
oil
and
gasoline
due
to
".serious
shortage"
in
the
United
States.
In
Ottawa
a
high
government
official
said
that
Canada
would
not
be
affected
by
the
cut.
He
said
that
the
reduction
applied
to
"quota"
shipments
to
foreign
countries
but
Canada
was
not
regarded
as
a
foreign
country
and
was
not
under
the
quota
system.
$:w
bi;ni
1:03
and
5
$
Weci!i-iay
afternoon.
'.
h
o
a
carpenter,
was
,4
'c!
by
R
r
Mutch
In
de-
the
Legislature
for
final
which
December
27
was
followed
province-wide
gasoline
picture
by
the
launching
of
court
action
might
cause
some
form
of
gen-against
Publisher
Cooke.
Writer
eral
rationing
to
be
set
up,
ATLANTIC
IS
BEING
COMBED
HAMILTON.
Bermuda
?
iii;
the
ore
samolinc
dus,
and
thrown
into
its
waters.
New
Delhi
police
disclosed
that
Gandhi's
accused
assassin
has
been
arraigned
secretly
and
held
without
bail
for
investigation
in
connection
with
the
murder.
The
25
-year
-old
assassin
pumped
bullets
into
Gandhi's
chest
and
leg
at
close
range.
4
Worker
either
by
the
oil
companies
or
Dingman
Charlotte
and
Welfare
Whitton.
4
M:,:ri;
POWERS
ARE
SUSPENDED
Attorney
General
Intervenes
in
Two
More
Health
and
Accident
Concerns
the
retailers.
t"'d
of
taking
Mr.
f.
n
!,i
,
4
to
pick
him
up
at
5
Some
thirty
planes
combed
the
!
stormy
Atlantic
around
Ber-
muda
today,
widening
the
j
search
for
a
British
air
liner
J
missing
with
29
persons
onj
4'
N"t
is;
him
around.
The
order
banning
thei
Japanese,
issued
a
few
days
ago,
involved
some
800
timber
workers
The
provincial
order,
reinforcing
a
policy
enacted
forty
years
ago.
prohibits
employment
of
Orientals
on
crown
tiniberlands
and
would
have
become
effective
April
1.
Mr.
Anscomb
said
the
decision
to
suspend
the
order
was
made
after
consideration
'
of
protests
of
various
organizations
including
the
timber
operators.
i'l!
went
home
to
supper
'uier!
an
hour
later.
He
a
seal
eh
which
contln-,u!
1(1
o'clock
without
suc-
board,
including
Sir
Arthur
Coningham.
retired
British
air
VICTORIA
ft
Attorney
Gordon
Wismer
yesterday
GAflDIII
DEATH
-
GOVERNMENT
IS'
PROFITEERING
Minister
of
Finance
Ought
to
Practice
What
He
Preaches,
Senator
Declares
North
j
signed
orders
suspending
powers
marshal
and
hero
of
African
air
war.
Tanker
Survivors
Landed
At
Lorient
PARIS
(f
Twelve
survivors
of
the
Panamanian
tanker
Pan-chito,
which
earlier
had
been
described
as
a
Canadian
vessel,
arrived
yesterday
at
the
southern
French
port
of
Lorient.
They
were
on
board
the
French
vessel,
Robert
Marie.
The
survivors,
including
one
Canadian,
told
the
authorities
that
eight-
1
a
HOCKEY
SCORES
Vancouver
5,
Fresno
4
Oakland
4,
San
Francisco
i
overtime
i.
d',:'n
Schwab,
son
of
the
-
nun.
Harry
Wilkinsoi:.'
i!y
l''in'
Corporal
Taylor
",rl
i!1
the
search.
I
b"!
v.a.s
discovered
on1
"'k
'
the
high
tide
level
j
'il,,m-
horning
by
Con-
Gertr.
bedhead
and
I
Ih-witt.
OTTAWA
(r
-
Senator
Iva
Fallis,
Progressive-Conservative,
Muskoka,
suggested
Thursday
fl-lut
Witlittor
rVmolac
oi
me
west
uoast
Health
and
Accident
Society
and
the
Citizens'
Health
and
Accident
Association,
both
of
Vancouver,
following
reports
to
him
that
both
organizations
were
insolvent.
It
is
the
second
time
within
a
month
that
the
Attorney
General
has
moved
in
to
halt
operations
of
unsound
health
and
accident
benefit
groups
under
powers
given
him
In
last
year's
re-written
Societies
Act.
RATIONING
GASOLINE
VANCOUVER
9
-
Rationing
of
gasoline
may
start
Monday
In
British
Columbia
following
a
three-rent-a-gallon
price
boost
and
a
quota
system
which
is
being
established
by
major
oil
companies.
...
,,
,
.,
1
..
.
,
.
'
een
comrades
were
killed
by
'
ex
Abbott
might
practice
what
hu
,
.
.
,
.
Twenty-One
Dead
In
Plane
Crashes
UNITED
NATIONS
Consideration
of
India-Pakistan
Dispute
Suspended
LAKE
SUCCESS
iff
The
United
Nations
efforts
to
settle
the
India-Pakistan
dispute
over
Kashmir
state
were
suspended
today
because
of
Mohandas
Gandhi's
death.
An
Indian
spokesman
said
his
delegation
was
making
no
moves
here
peading
istructlons
from
New
Delhi.
"If
your
whole
country
should
go
up
in
flames
there
would
be
little
use
in
arguing
your
case
before
the
security
council,"
he
said.
plosion
or
drowned
in
heavy
seas
off
Lorient
Thursday.
TO
STUDY
WATERWAY
Special
Committee
to
Study
It
Irged
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA
CP
Establishment
of
a
special
Parliamentary
committee
to
study
ramifications
of
the
projected
St.
Lawrence
identified
Friday
after-1
bV
Wendolvn
Schwnh
I
preached
and
slop
taking
all
the
tax
money
the
traffic
would
bear.
While
Mr.
Abbott
warned
Industry
against
exorbitant
profits,
Fallis
told
the
Senate
in
the
Throne
Speech
debate,
that
h?
U1'
Robfl-t
f.Waf
i
D1SNE,
France
CP
Discovery
oi
twelve
bodies
in
the
wreckage
of
an
air
force
transport
today
brought
to
twenty-one
the
total
of
known
dead
in
two
Uni-
''"'dun.
...
i.
,
'
J'.'l
REPORT
PROGRESS
ON
FIELD
WORK
Service
station
operators
were
""'-,:l'
J
H.
Jefferies.
reported
yesterday
that
a
ra
waterways
scheme
was
suggest-
j
ted
States
plane
crashes
in
HOSTEL
AT
SANDSPIT
Honing
plan
would
be
based
on
was
rolling
up
a
$750,000,000
sur-both
priority
as
during
the
war
!
plus
which
would
give
the
treas-and
the
"best
customer
first"
jury
"almost
an
embarrassment
consideration.
of
riches."
Amateur
Status
to
be
Protected
Invitations
Being
Issued
"ML-
WEATHER
ed
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
southern
France.
The
dead
in-John
i
Ross
Macnicol.
Pregressive
elude
three
American
women
Conservative
member
for
Tor-1
and
five
children.
Sv'K')sis
Competitors
in
open
events
in
ont0.
""i'
'iiMurbance
niovi,v..
Comfortable
Quarters
Being
Installed
There
By
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
uie
a.iauian
regions
pruposcu
,
Qbservino
that
the
scheme
'1(1
OVcr
R.III.1.
n.
,.
Dominion
Day
track
and
field
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
was
now
before
the
United
i
"wubii
oiumDia
v'ili
rain
along
the
:"
f"av'
and
snow
in
the
PURCHASER
OF
BIG
WAREHOUSE
meet
probably
will
have
to
ob-'slates
Senate,
Mr.
Macnicol
J
Comfortable
hostel
quarters
for
the
accomodation
of
air
travelers
at
the
transfer
uoint
lain
amateur
earns,
irom
me
warned
that
the
project
if
B.
C.
branch
of
the
Amateur
I
n.lssPfi
kv
that
hnriv
mnv
he
.
,
'
'""'"I'l'ii
section
of
Tins
,ystem
will
Wlt
"f
the
,,rvin,.
Athletic
Union,
Neil
Ross,
Civic
NORWAY
AND
SWEDEN
WIN
ST.
MORITZ
a.
Norway
and
Sweden
won
the
first
gold
medals
in
the
dissension-plagued
fifth
Winter
Olympics
today
as
bitter
hockey
war
continued
to
rage.
pitchforked"
into
Canadian
'"!",,d-v
Mties
expected
The
former
American
army
or
Sandspit,
Queen
Charlotte
warehouse,
ocean
dock
and
ad-1
islands,
on
the
run
between
ministration
building,
appar-
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
ently,
has
been
purchased
by
,
WiU
soon
have
been
Drovided
bv
Parliament
and
find
the
membership
Ill-prepared
to
deal
with
it.
Macnicol
made
the
proposal
nons
Sunday.
Little
f
is
"pectod
in
tempera-
Kenneth
Meek,
who
attempted
during
the
Throne
Speech
de-j
to
obtain
local
financial
support
j
uespue
an
mieniauonai
bate.
Forecast
Rll!ert.
Onepn
m,,..
for
its
purchase
last
December
Centre
athletic
director,
told
a
meeting
of
the
Dominion
Day
sports
committee
last
night.
While
cost
of
the
cards
is
negligible,
their
possession
by
competitors
ln
open
events,
protects
their
right
to
the
claim
of
Northern
B.
C.
champions
in
case
they
come
out
on
top,
Mr.
Ross
said.
He
reported
on
correspondence
he
has
had
with
the
B.
C.
'S,Nrth
Coast.cioudy
ottered
shower.
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines.
The
former
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
officers'
quarters
building,
presently
used
by
construction
men
on
the
Installation
of
the
radio
range
station
nearby
Sandspit.
is
being
taken
over
by
the
air
lir.es.
It
will
be
renovated
within
and
separate
rooms
provided
as
well
as
a
dining
Government
Endorsed
On
'f
Cloudy
su
;
'
US
mm,,
Coventry
City
1,
Leeds
United
2
.
Doncaster
Rovers
1,
Chesterfield
0
Fulham
1,
Bury
1
Newcastle
United
2,
Leicester
City
0
Nottingham
Forest
5.
Millwall
2
Southampton
3,
West
Ham
United
1
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Luton
Town
0
Scottish
Cup)
First
Round
Replay
Hamilton
Academicals
0,
Motherwell
2
Scottish
League,
Div.
"A"
Celtic
0,
Clyde
0
Falkirk
3,
Aberdeen
1
Hibernian
1,
Rangers
0
Partick
Thistle
1,
Hearts
1
St.
Mirren
6,
Queens
Park
1
Third
Lanark
5,
Queen
of
the
South
1
(Football
Association
Cup
Fourth
Round
Replay
E
v
e
r
t
o
n
3,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2
(After
extra
time)
f
irst
Division
Arsenal
3.
Preston
North
End
0
Blackburn
Rovers
4,
Sunderland
3
Blackpool
1,
Aston
Villa
0
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Chelsea
1
Charlton
Athletic
0,
Stoke
City
1
Liverpool
0,
Portsmouth
3
Manchester
City
3.
Grimsby
Town
1
Middlesbrough
1,
Burnley
2
Sheffield
United
2,
Manchester
United
1
Second
Division
Barnsley
2,
Plymouth
Argyle
1
Birmingham
City
0,
Brentford
0
Bradford
0,
Totenham
Hotspur
2
Cardiff
City
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
"'h'n.
and
snr....
-"'iurty.
IjIIUC
Track
and
Field
Association.
He
mature.
Lows
i
and
rouram
lid
SUlllll
KjllUlllil
1
room
or
mess.
The
hostel
will
probably
be
put
in
charge
of
a
-
..u
it,
Massett
i
42.
Pr
Olympic
Committee
cancelling
the
sport,
the
hockey
tournament
continued
and
the
amateur
hockey
association
team
of
the
United
States,
beaten
in
its
opening
start
Friday,
swamped
PoPland
23
to
4.
Czecholslovakio
edged
out
Sweden
6
to
2
for
a
second
win.
The
twenty-one
year
old
Finn
Hslgeson
of
Oslo
captured
the
5C0
metre
speed-skating
title
in
43.1
seconds.
Frank
Stack,
42-year-old
Winnipeg
skater,
finished
sixth.
Sweden's
Mertin
Lundstroem
won
the
18-kilometre
crosscountry
ski
race
ln
one
hour,
13
minutes
and
50
seconds.
ln'
Rupert
34
and
couple
who
will
keep
the
place
said
that
affiliation
with
that
group
would
be
desirable,
adding
that
affiliation
fees
probably
would
be
small,
considering
that
the
local
meet
will
not
be
large
in
comparison
with
some
competitions
held
in
the
south.
As
program
director,
Mr.
Ross
suggested
that
only
such
events
as
the
100
yard
and
440
yard
(Continued
on
Page
4)
Local
Tmrc
OTTAWA
(CP
The
government's
dollar-conservation
program
withstood
its
first
major
test
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
when
members
voted
84
to
70
for
the
principle'
using
import
restrictions
as
a
United
States
currency-saving
measure.
The
division
was
preceded
by
Finance
Minister
Abbott's
Btatemviit
that
the
conservation
program
has
bolstered
the
country's
gold
and
the
United
States
dollar
reserves
by
some
?53,U00,O00
duiing
the
last
mor.th.
fuiKlay.
F(,u,
.
....
in
readiness
for
use
if
and
when
required.
Ordinarily,
there
is
only
a
stop
of
-a
few
minutes
for
passengers
changing
planes
at
Sandspit
but,
occasionally,
stress
or
some
other
cause
results
in
longer
stopovers
there.
--ucuy
1,
iy48
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59
19.8
feet
18
31
16.8
feet
12
28
6.8
feet