CLANCY, District Judge.
On the morning of April 1, 1944, the collier Jason, 536 feet over all, 65 feet beam and 27 feet 8 inches loaded depth, advanced north in the bay and into the East River. She was in the hands of a harbor tugboat pilot. A deep-laden north bound vessel of the Jason's size, seeking the Brooklyn side of the river, follows a range fixed by lights on the Brooklyn shore. Such a vessel closely holding the range will keep 300 feet to starboard the Diamond...
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