The Narbo

MYERS, District Judge.

Libelant seamen, having left the steamship Narbo in the port of Charleston on the 10th day of December, 1936, filed their claim for balance of wages due them for alleged failure by the master to comply with the requirements of section 673, title 46, U.S.C.A., admitting that the port of Charleston was not the port of final discharge contemplated in the articles signed by them. The allegation and basis of claim is that the boatswain was not assigned to one of the three watches provided for in said section, and that, because of the failure to so assign said boatswain,…