MEDINA, Circuit Judge.
At 8:31 a. m. on May 24, 1955, on the tail end of the flood tide going into Portland, Maine, and less than a mile west of the Portland light vessel, two tankers collided in a dense fog, with visibility zero. The trial judge found both vessels to blame and his opinion and findings are reported at
The larger of the two vessels was the single screw Steam Tanker Burgan, 624' 10" long...
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