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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOIIE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
75
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
30,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ria
1
n
in
Danger
But
Early
Alack
evil
!
inks,
in
QG.
ouhd
V
Atlantic
Pact
Nations
Must
Implement
Safety
British
Foreign
Secretary
Given
Hot
Reception
By
Jews
In
New
York
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Rt.
'Hon.
Ernest
Bevin,
British
foreign
secretary,
said
twlay
that
the
western
world
is
in
danger
but
he
expects
no
"early
attack"
if
the
nations
signing
the
Atlantic
pact
work
under
it
to
implement
their
regional
security.
Mr.
Bevin.
on
"
arriving
aboard
the
Queen
Mary
enroute
to
Washing-
"
ika
Tug
Kedondo
rounders
i
fi'
:
i
Namu
After
Striking
Kocks
i.an
tug
Kedondo
was
sunk
this
morning
er
crew
members
lost
his
life
when
the
leted
after
striking
Canoe
Rocks,
215
,f
Prince
Rupert,
while
proceeding
uorth
I
I
with
a
tow.
Imido,
registered
out
of
Juneau,
struck
i
i
jton
lor
the
signing
oi
tne
pact.
next
week,
told
reporters
that
PORTUGAL,
ICELAND
IN
LISBON
Portugal,
today
announced
its
decision
to
join
the
Atlantic
security
alliance,
thus
making
.he
eleventh
nation
to
join.
La'iiier
Uie
Iceland
Parliament
voted
37
to
13
in
favor
of
joining
the
alliance.
.
GROMVKO
BACK
NEW
YORK
Andrei
Gromy-ki,
who
said
last
year
when
he
left
the
Unitcu
Slates
that
he
hoped
he
Mould
never
come
back,
arrived
today
to
attend
the
United
Naiions.
Asked
to
smile
by
a
press
photographer,
he
said
it
would
be
only
an
artificial
smile.
about
20
miles
i
about
midnight
holed.
She
later
-.1,
4U
HOUSING
IS
DESPERATE
Safety
Cove,
but
a
have
sunk
in
ore
reaching
?
TORONTO
Mayor
McCallum
long-term
peace
would
ultimately
come
through
the
United
Nations.
He
said,
however,
that
the
world
must
first
organize
regionally
for
peace
and
then
bring
the
parts
together.
Mr.
Bevin
got
a
stormy
welcome.
Eggs
and
tomatoes
were
hurled
from
a
crowd
of
500
pickets
at
a
car
bearing
the
British
foreign
secretary
from
the
pier
to
the
Pennsylvania
station
where
he
boarded
a
train
for
Washington.
Three
pickets
were
arrested
In
a
push-and-pull
scene
with
the
police.
Signs
among
a
crowd
of
placard
bearers
carried
such
slogans
as
HO
WORD
ON
PORT
EDWARD
describes
the
housing
situation
in
Toronto
as
desperate
and
crew
men.
Bur-
EGG
PRICE
DOWN
VANCOUVER
Price
for
Grade
A
eggs
dropped
2c
a
dozen
to
53c
today.
Medium
eggs
are
selling
at
50c
and
SPECTACULAR
BLAZE
Thousands
watched
as
the
factory,
.
sawmill,
lumber
yard
and
other
buildings
of
Joseph
Grenier
Co.
Ltd.,
furniture
manufacturers,
wore
destroyed
in
a
fierce
blaze
which
also
destroyed
two
residences
and
a
barn.
Loss
ws-estimated
at
$600,000
and
made
idle
the
main
industry
of
Beauport.
Quebec
suburb.
(CP
Photo)
.
Bo-Me-JH
Hoop
Team
Creeled
I
As
Heroes
On
Return
Home
A
cheering
.crowd
of
students
gave
a
heroes'
wel
HIGHWAY
WORK
ieved
to
be
f
ron
says
It
may
be
necessary
to
ask
ished
in
the
im-jthe
federal
government
to
take
fl
und
was
said
steps
to
prevent
further
people
rrboard.
He
was
from
moving
into
the
city.
Al-.i
morning.
j
though
5000
new
homes
are
,
tt
beine
built
each
vear.
the
situa
Provincial
Public
Works
office
j
pullets
at
4Cl.
nere
nas
no
omciai
lniormauon
regarding
plans
to
hard-surface
if".
!
te
capi..
ij.
"
.
,
7
uon
18
Becoming
progressively
c
e
c
d
i
n
g
from
"Anti-Semitic
Bevin,
6000
Jewish
dead
are
enough!"
and
"Bevin
Lkee,
Alaska,
with
wulal"
Hands
Off
Israel."
ANOTHER
TORNADO
BLACKWELL,
Okla.
Oklahoma's
second
tornado
in
less
than
three
hours
cut
through
the
south
part
of
Blackweli
early
today.
Earlier
the
twister
had
hit
Canton
and
Long-dale,
killing:
two.
Blackweli
police
confirm
one
death
and
Two
youths
one
seventeen
the
Prince
Rupert-Port
Edward
road
and
reroute
a
portion
of
it,
the
Daily
News
was
told
today
by
District
Engineer
H.
W.
Stevens.
No
instructions
have
been
received
regarding
the
recent
move
by
the
government
to
de
and
one
twenty
were
arrested
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Jolmstou
Co.
Cvc.
come
today
to
the
returning
Booth
Memorial
High
School
team
which
arrived
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
the
invitational
basketball
tournament
at
New
Westminster
in
whigh
they
gained
three
wins
against
one
loss
to
claim
third
position
in
the
provincial
when
it
struck
rew
managed
to
,d
attempted
to
i
at-
Safety
Cove,
i
was
so
badly
sunk.
for
disorderly
conduct.
8
-sl
VancouTcr
Mr.
Bevin
may
later
go
to
Ottawa
to
discuss
Commonwealth
affairs
with
the
Canadian
championships.
;
clare
Frederick
Street,
Eleventh
Mtanees
surround-
r
rom
uir
i
uuwnS
wntum.;
De)ng
placed
on
me
loumamem
s
Avenue
and
a
portion
of
McBride
iney
receiveu,
uis
piayi-is
uugiii
0i
tne
nest
players
in
evidence
street
an
arterial
hiuhwav
Mr.
t;
e
a
t
h
were
not
ins
reaching
here
well
h,ve
captured
the
cham-
Team
members
who
returned!
Stevens
said
Toronto
In
pl
understand
they
are
pre
pionship
themselves,
as
indeed,
today
were
Coach
Alex
Bill,
they
came
close
to
doing.
Liter-
Team
Captain
Larry
Moore.
Bill
ally
hundreds
-of
excited
teen-
Davidson.
Jim
Flalen,
Art
Olsen.
paring
to
ask
for
tenders
for
a;
police
boat
;
reported
this
the
Port
Edward
road
but
1
agers
greeted
them
.as
ths
.
Sid.
cbsf.kGtoiCarlson.
lUyiAe
w
btforraatlon
r4t
they
jir:g
fur
SafcfyJ
Lona
Lead
sel
pulled
alongshle
th
wharf.
Spring,
Mickey
Webster
and
Bill
j
hare
done
so,"
he
said.
"So
far,
They
flocked
around
Coach
Sunberg.
Nina
Youngman
and
j
our
onIy
information
about
the
Bayonne
.
.06
Bralome
8.00
BR.
Con.-
03
BR.X
09
Cariboo
Quartz
120
Congress
.
03'
2
Hedley
Mascot
34
.
Pcnd
OicHle
,
4
80
Pioneer
3.05
Premier
Border
02'2
Prlvatet
r
17
Reeves
McDonald
2.35
Sheep
Creek
1-28
Silbak
Premier
34
Taku
River
25
Vananda
-25
Salmon
Gold
13',
Spud
Valley
-0C
iip
Uie
.live
sur-ihpac
the
wreck.
'
built,
the
con-
BOSTON
Toronto
Maple
Alex
Bill
and
his
grinning
team
Irene
Kildal,
who
accompanied:
arterial
highway
in
the
city
has
members
as
they
strode
down
the
team,
also
returned
today.Jcome
through
the
press."'
Leafs
took
a
strangehold
on
the
jfrtiiak
Salvor,
near
irdcred
this
morn-
THE
WEATHER
States
authorities
the
gang
plank
with
shouts
of
;
Oliver
Santurbane
and
Basso
"Good
Work!",
"We'll
Make
It
Menzics
remained
in
the
.south
Next
Time!"
I
for
a
short
period.
'
'
'
The
players
themselves
seem-J
:
I"
111110
PnfL-e
frt
lrv
"uinj
11
I
wreck
for
Ameri-liJ
"as
a
freaupnt
several
injuries.
Houses
were
blown
away
and
lines
are
down.
DIES
ON
GALLOWS
LETHRRIDGE,
Alta.
Donald
Stanley
McLaren
of
Calgary
and
Toronto
paid
on
the
gallows
with
his
!
early
today
for
the
murder
three
years
affo
of
a
Chinese
grocer
in
Calgary.
SOVIET
SWITCH
LONDON
Moscow
radio
reported
last
nifiht
that
the
council
of
ministers
of
Russia
had
appointed
Vassily
D.
Sokolovsky,
marshal
of
the
Soviet
Union
and
first
deputy
minister
of
lhe
armed
forces.
lie
is
simultaneously
relieved
as
commander
of
Soviet
occupation
forces
in
Germany,
as
well
as
head
of
the
Soviet
military
administration
in
Germany,
being
replaced
in
both
capacities
by
Gen.
V.
I.
Chuykov.
SEEKS
FLOOD
CONTROL
OTTAWA
A
program
of
flood
control,
power
development
and
irrigation
along
the
Frascr
River
was
asked
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
by
E.
D.
Fulton,
Progressive
-
Conservative,
Kam-loops.
He
conceded
that
some
work
is
being
clone
on
the
ed
pleased
at
the
welcome
anc
one
of
them
commented:
"I
wonder
what
they'd
have
clone
for
us
if
we
had
taken
first
place?"
P.M.
DEFENDS
UNIONS
Prime
Minister
Louis
St.
Laurent,
shown
during
visit
to
southern
Ontario,
defended
labor's
right
to
organize
and
stated
unions
contribute
to
communiyt
well-being.
Choosing
this
industrial
border
city
to
take
a
positive
attitude
on
issues
that
have
not
previously
been
so
clearly
stated.
The
prime
minister
said:
"No
one
will
ever
convince
'me
that
Canada
needs
a
Tart-Haryey
act."
PRINCE
RUPERT
GREETS
NEWFIE
te
Rupert
during
oils
.
.
3.80
m-
maae
irequcnt
Anulo
Canadian
..
Synopsis
Pressures
Increased
rapidly
overnight
in
'
the
wake
of
yesterday's
storm
and
most
sec-,
tions
of
the
province
are
clear.
A
few
showers
and
snow
flurries
are
persisting
In
the
southern
interior
but
will
clear
there
this
afternoon.
Another
storm
is
moving
across
the
Pacific
towards
the
Northern
British
Columbia
coast
and
southeast
galte
warnings
tw
barges
and
Klines
to
Alaskan
"It
was
that
game
with
Trapp
in
which
we
led
for
the
first
three
quarters
which
did
us
in,"
said
Team
Captain
Larry
Moore.
"We
lost
out
1
here
on
free
shots.
Messages
of
Welcome
From
Chambers
of
Commerce
best
of
seven
semi-final
Stanley
Cup
play-off
last
night
with
a
3
to
1
victory
over
Boston
'
Bruins.
The
Maple
Leafs
nov
have
a
three--to-one
game
lead.
Detroit,
also
by
a
3
to
1
score,
defeated
Montreal
Canadiens
to
tie
up
that
series
at
two
games
each.
The
eager
recruit,
Sid
Smith,
called
up
from
the
American
Hockey
League
Pittsburgh
Hornets,
was
the
hero
for
the
Leafs,
scoring
two
of
their
goals.
Smith
was
the
leading
scorer
in
the
American
League
during
the
past
season,
having
finished
up
the
season
with
112
points.
Smith,
taking
over
Vic
Lynn's
left
wing
post,
camo
up
with
his
two-goal
scoring
performance
to
tip
the
Stanley
Cup
scales
heavily
in
favor
of
the
Maple
Leafs
over
the
battered
and
injury-ridden
Bruins.
The
series
resumes
tonight
Messages
of
welcome
to
the
Wc
liad
so
many
fouls
called
on
j
cuU)ny
of
NeWf0llndiand
on
its
us
that
they
caught
up.
(Takes
entry
into
Canada
as
the
tenth
province
will
be
sent
to
bodies
have
been
issued
for
tonight
Most
of
the
fellows
found
the
refcrceing
good
but
a
bit
difJ
at
St.
John's
and
Harbor
Grace
A.P.
Con
U
Atlantic
-6
Calmont
,
35
C.
&
E
4-85
Central
Lcduc
98
Home
Oil
10-25
Mercury
12
Okalta
1-90
Pacific
Pete
2.30
Princess
25
.Royal
Canadian
08
South
Brazcau
18
Toronto
Athona
-14
Aumaque
18
Bcattie
;
-49
Bcvcourt
-
-21
fercnt
from
what
they
were
used
by
lhe
Prince
Rupcr
Chamber
Gov't
to.
iney
gave
uie
mu
wmi
OOLACHAN
RUH
IS
NOW
ENDED
Natives
at
Fishery
Bay
on
Naas
River
Now
Engaged
in
Cooking
of
Commerce
and
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
respectively
ir.
"hand
-
across
-
lhe
-
continent
gestures
on
the
eve
of
confederation.
T
.might,
the
senior
Chamber
of
CotnnnTce
will
scud
a
message
iand
Knlirc
Cabinet
V""
Arrest
F'ON,
D.C..
O-The
for
waters
surrounding
Queen
!
Charlotte
Islands.
Overcast
skies
and
light
rain
will
return
to
Vancouver
Island
and
the
lower
mainland
tomorrow
as
this
new
storm
jnoves
down
the
coast.
The
interior
will
become
cloudy.
,
Forecast
Queen
Cliarlottes
and
North
Coast
Clear,
becoming
overcast
'
this
afternoon.
Rain
tonight.
Cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
Light
winds,
increas-
the
ball
all-
the
breaks,
thereby
favoring
the
dominant
team,"
he
said.
On
their
way
home,
they
played
a
game
with
Ocean
Falls
seniors,
defeating
the
paper
town
boys
by
a
score
of
47-2'J
last
night.
The
annual
oolaehan
1UU,
).
.
ff.lrtio
T.nnfs
nnrl
.
legation
at
Dam-Tl
May
that
the
has
arrested.
Pre-
Mv
fi,..i
i.
i
-
.
the
Bruins
and
Boston
has
only
which
has
been
in
full
swing
at
Fishery
Bay,
Naas
River,
for
of
congratulations
and
welcome
.11
a
ghost
of
a
chance
with
three
key
players
on
the
injured
list.
dikes
now
but
not
cuough
to
prevent
rcnitilion
of
floods.
He
asked
for
dams
on
the
upper
reaches
of
the
river
and
said
that
dikes
on
the
lower
levels
would
not
be
enough.
.13'2
to
the
Newfoundland
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
St.
John's
while
r
''
tt"
"is
enure
f
Is
In
complete
con-
;.V.
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Coniol.
Smelters
....
Conwcst
Donakla
a
similar
greeting
will
be
trans
Absence
of
Ray
Spring
from
the
floor
in
the
Trapp
Tech
game
was
a
blow
to
Prince
Rupert,
Team
Captain
Moore
said.
08.25
1.25
.50
southeast
(25
m.p.h)
mitted
by
telegraph
to
the
Town
.
ing
to
Eldona
57'i
the
past
two
weeks,
is
over,
re-
I
ported
Simon
Calder
who
was
in
port
today
with
his
boat
Leona;
bringing
in
a
load
for
the
local
market.
Naas
River
natives,
to
whom
this
is
an
exclusive
fishery,
are
now
encamped
at
Fishery
Bay
cooking
the
fish
and
putting
it
up
in
the
customary
native
manner
s
General
Hosny
t'wii
Army
com.
fH
ho
seized
I
I
"'day,
"'ay,
tuld
told
a
ro-
East
Sullivan
2.70
5.G0
TO
DEVELOP
TELEVISION
Spring
was
benched
because
vi
fouls
at
a
time
when
he
wl'
needed
.most.
Spring,
Prince
Rupert's
dynamic
forward,
won
the
honer
oi
all-star
team
as
representative
I
"a
ew
fmnient
Is
c
Coancil
of
Hr.rbor
Grace
by
the
this
afternoon
and
southeast
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
gales
(401
tonight.
Winds
south-Newfoundland
officially
be-west
(251
tomorrow.
Little
comes
Canada's
tenth
province
change
in
temperature.
Lows
at
midnight,
Friday,
terminating-tonight
and
highs
tomorrow:
a
scries
of
negotiations
which
Port
Hardy
35
and
45,
Massett
have
been
under
way
for
the
;
35
and
45,-Prince
Rupert
35
and
last
two
years".
Confederation
'45.
eu
UllKtitU-
iVnnnt
nA
Giant
Yellowknife
..
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Hcva
:
-
IIosco
-
Jacknife
i(1
today."
sd
that
"urgent
.38
.18
.07
Vi
.083i
.24
.04
for
future
food
supply.
Over
100
boats
gathered
at
CISC
is
Given
Gr.-rn
Light
With
Loan
of
$1,000,000
1U
een
taken
anil
Fishery
Bay
for
the
annual
ool-
m
ilri'tecl."
Earlier
'i'oadcnui
,.
Brentwood
Is
Winner:
May
Come
to
Prince
Rupert
For
Senior
B
Hoop
Final
VICTORIA
W1
Brentwood
Aces
annexed
the
coast
senior
"B"
men's
basketball
title
last
night
by
edging
Towell
River
52
to
4G
in
a
fast,
rugged
contest.
The
winners
had
carried
a
22-point
margin
gained
in
Monday
night's
game
into
last
night's
final.
The
Brentwood
squad
will
now
travel
to
the.
Interior
to
meet-the
winners
there
and
the
victors
in
that
series
will
go
to
OTTAWA
-Thc
government;
h
fj.sherv.
Joliet
Quebec
08,2
TO
TERRACE
BY
MAY
24
aclll).
aiinuiinrino
HOCKEY
PLAY-OFFS
was
u,u.,,r
Monday
gave
the
publicly-1
owned
Canadian
Broadcasting
j
Corporation
the
green
light
lu
..
develop
television
in
Canada
but
Ml
111
I
111-
A
u
,v,.,v
ho
twelve
to
eighteen
I
Ivniiv&.MI
Ul:
"Hid
that
the
fas'
Prcly
local
and
will
add
the
43,000
square
miles
j
of
territory
of
Newfoundland
proper
and
110.0C0
tquare
niile:.!
of
Labrador
to
Canadian
dimensions.
It
will
a'.M
300,000
New
founcllant'crs
to
Canada's
population,
j
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
telegram,
signed
by
President
S.
G.
Furk,
said:
"From
the
west
coast,
we
extend
our
hands
'uen
imillirnllm,
Public
works
department
crews
will
start
work
during
thu
next
few
days
from
both
Prince
Lnpnska
-
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
...
McKenzlc
Red
Luke
McLeod
Cockshutt
,..
Moneta
Netrus
'
.80
.12
2.70
.37
1.08
.40
2.35
-Detroit
regain
their
.position
as
favorites
to
win
over
the
Montreal
Canadiens
and
ad
mm
as
a
new
IV
J
"
months
before
the
new
radij
medium
comes
into
operation.
RED
RIOT
"as
formnri
1
Rupert
and
Terrace
ends
on
the
he
t''my
ould
f,...r
clearing
of
snow
from
the
Revenue'
Minister
J.
J-
Mc-j
Cann,
outlining
the
government's
j
uolicy
to
Commons,
said
that!
Twelve
Arrested
and
Four
End
l'p
in
Hospital
Jy
uu"5
be
held
tj1"""
with
the
Prince
Rupert
for
the
British
Columbia
championship.
"
"uiMiig
peace
across
the;
vast
ncss
of
our
conn
try
to
welcome
your
citizens
In
the
Dominton
of
Canada
and
extend
best
Wishes
and
congratulations
to
you
as
new
citizens
cl
our
growing
Dominion'
Parliament
would
be
asked
to;
MONTREAL,
t
A
"peace
approve
a
four
million
dollar
j
rally,"
sponsored
"by
the
Labor-loan
to
help
meet
initial
costs.
progressive
irl.y,
was
turned
Private
firms
,lf
the
applica-
j
into
a
bloody
riot
here
last
night
Uon
is
approved
by
the
board
of.
when
more
than
100
city,
governors
of
the
Canadian
;
hicial
and
Royal
Canadian
nm!iirnKtinir
Coroocalion
and
!
Mounted
Police
officers
broke
vance
to
the
finals.
Their
series
resumes
tomorrow
night.
Gordon
Howe
rapped
home
two
goals
for
the
Red
Wings
last
night.
Harry
Lumley
did
a
brilliant
job
of
goal
-
tending,
sweeping
aside
numerous
Canadian
rushes
in
the
closing
mln-tiles.'
Paced
by
Howe,
the
Red
Wings
had
a
complete
return
to
form
last
night
and
held
a
slight
edge
over
the
Habitants
throughout.
Noranda
55
00
-
,
Louvicourt
-I7'2'
Pickle
Crow
2.08
Regcourt
-04
San
Antonio
4.00
Senator
Rouyn
40
RheVrit
Gordon
2.20
Sleep
Rock
I-52
Sturgeon
River
16
Silver
Miller
46
Chairman
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
.
Skccna
River
Highway.
Owing
to
the
heavy
fall
of
the
past
winter
it
will
be
a
big
job.
However,
mild
weather
of
late
has
been
softening
the
.snow,
especially
on
this
end,
and
t)r
;
should
facilitate
getting
through.
Previously
the
snow
had
bvnr
hardened
into
ice,
making
clearing
practically
impossible
in
past
weeks.
A
bulldozer
is
being
shipped
from
Terrace
to
help
clearing
of
the
western
end.
Local
motorists'
are
looking
The
senior
Chamber's
message
the
licensinu
authority
of
lhe
up
a
street
meeting
Twelve
persons
were
arrested
was
signed
by
President
G.
R.
6
Blackaby,
addressed
to
Lewis
Ay
re,
president
of
the
Newfoundland
Chamber,
it
saio:
Board
of
Transport,
would
be
allowed
to
develop
their
own
stations.
I1'0
Board
fcW-
T-
hoodie
juration
m
a
fle
Mwecn
Be
pi
,kt-
'
d
lhe
Street
and
our
went
to
hospital
with
minor
injuries
.
as
night-stick
swinging
police
squads
dispers-
"From
the
west
wc
extend
a
GENERAL
MEETING
In
Common
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
WEDNESDAY
All
members
please
attend
'(75)
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday.
March
31,
1949
forward
to
getting
through
well
ince.
May
you
always
have
cause
to
be
thankful
for
this
historic
union."
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thaln
said
this
morning
that
the
city
had
not
considered
similar
action.
t,!...i-
n.tA
on
R
fiipt
was
an-
GELLIGAEIt,
uiamorganshirc
cd
a
crowd
of
men
and
women
Wales
(f!
Grave-diggers
will
j
estimated
at
1000.
receive
3'2d
(seven
cents
morej
The
arrested
include
D.
Caron,
an
hour
because
of
Jtard
ground
a
leader
of
the
Labor-Progress-they
have
to
dig.
j
ive
party.
Hereby,
hearty
welcome
into
the
Cana
tlin.il
family
to
Newfoundland
and
special
greetings
to
you
an
;hc
representatives
of
the
business
community
of
the
new
prov-
b
,!
.
19;0
feet'
in
advance
of
May
24
unless
un-
Moodie
"wuie
difficulties
are
en-
t
,
A-?3
3.8
feet
expected
1
r
well
i,
l,al
'
.on
Cana-f
R,ulys
official.
20:33
5.4
feet!
countered