The Bethlehem
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
In Admiralty. Libels by one Granberg and various other persons against the steamship Bethlehem, and by one Foster and various other-persons against the steamship Northern Wave. On exceptions to the commissioner’s reports. Exceptions sustained in part, and dismissed in part.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, District Judge.
On December 11, 1920, two libels were filed against the Bethlehem, one by Granberg et al. for wages of part of the crew, amounting to $2,176.53, from October 30 to the date of filing the libel, and the other by Foster et al. for wages of the rest of the crew, amounting to $2,936.04, from October 30 to the date of filing the libel. The Bethlehem was attached the same day, and, no claim being made nor answer filed to either libel within the time required by the rules, the libels in both cases were taken pro confesso, and, upon ex parte hearings, final decrees were…
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