Explanation Simple. The 10,000-ton Norwegian migrant ship was emptying fuel and water tanks. The object was to reduce the draught enough for the ship to try to enter dry dock in Melbourne. It remains to be seen whether the Skaubryn will be able to get into the dry dock. The ship canted at 10 degrees today. October 17, 1955.

Explanation Simple. The 10,000-ton Norwegian migrant ship was emptying fuel and water tanks. The object was to reduce the draught enough for the ship to try to enter dry dock in Melbourne. It remains to be seen whether the Skaubryn will be able to get into the dry dock. The ship canted at 10 degrees today. October 17, 1955.
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