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The Crippled Malolo Sate in Drydock VIEWS OF THE S. S. MALOLO AT MORSE DRY DOCK & REPAIR CO., BROOKLYN, N. Y., WHERE SHE WAS TOWED AFTER HER COLLISION WITH THE FREIGHTER JACOB CHRISTENSEN (UPPER LEFT) OFF NANTUCKET LIGHT, ON MAY 25. THE DAMAGE EXTENDS 25 FEET FORE AND AFT AND 15 FEET VERTICALLY BELOW THE WATERLINE AND TO SHEER STRAKE ABOVE ON THE PORT SIDE OF THE BOILER ROOMS. THE ACTUAL HOLE WAS LARGE ENOUGH FOR A TALL MAN TO WALK THROUGH. ONE VIEW SHOWS A PART OF THE STEM OF THE FREIGHTER BROKEN OFF IN THE COLLISION AND LEFT ON THE BOILER ROOM FLOOR MARINE REVIEW—July, 1927 13