JONES, Chief Judge.
In a calm sea, with little wind, and visibility of approximately five miles, around midnight of November 12-13, 1952, both the Minch and the Crawford knew they were converging on a busy traffic intersection approximately a mile to a mile and a half south of Southeast Shoal Light in Lake Erie. The Minch was bound from Sandusky to Toledo with a partial cargo of coal; the Crawford, without cargo, from Cleveland bound up the Lakes to Two Harbors.<...
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