PER CURIAM:
Appellant, a merchant seaman, sued the appellee, shipowner-employer to recover damages for injury to his foot, claiming that the injury was caused by the appellee's negligence and by the unseaworthiness of its vessel. Appellant's foot was crushed when the ship's launch struck appellant as he was ascending a Jacob's ladder hanging off the starboard side of the vessel. The district court found that the appellee was not negligent and that the vessel was not...
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