BYERS, District Judge.
On March 12, 1943, Drill Boat No. 7 lay about 300 feet off Jackson Street in the East River, held in place by four spuds, and on her offshore side a scow was made fast, loaded with dynamite. At about 10:45 A.M., E.W.T., these vessels were struck by the S. S. Santiago which was descending the East River; the dynamite scow being sunk, and the Drill Boat suffering structural damage.
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