payment of losses and over time. [355-106.] SECTION  1384 . Discharge of Ballast . — When not brought to port as merchandise, ballast of no commercial value may be discharged upon permit granted by the collector for such purpose. [355-99; Cooley's Blackstone, p. 259.] SECTION  1385 . Record of Arrival and Entry of Vessels . — A record shall be made and kept open to public inspection in every customhouse of the dates of arrival and entry of all vessels. [355-84.] SECTION  1386 . Entry of United States Army Transports . — The master or other officer in charge of a United States Army transport arriving from a foreign port at any port in the Philippine Islands shall, for the purpose of making entry of his vessel, present  a manifest in duplicate, containing the following information, duly certified by him to the boarding officer or collector of customs: SECTION  1387 . Delivery of Cargo . — Cargo unladen from United States Army transports may be delivered upon release by the collector of customs. [355-388, 389; Cooley's Blackstone, p. 268.] SECTION  1388 . Entrance of Vessel Through Necessity . — When a vessel from a foreign port is compelled by stress of weather or other necessity to put into any other port than that of her destination, the master, together with the person next in command, with in twenty-four hours after her arrival, shall make protest in the usual form, upon oath before a duly authorized person, setting forth the causes or circumstances of such necessity. This protest, if not made before the collector, Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 407 ( c ) list of all other goods, wares, merchandise, or effects on board. [355-388, 389.] ( b ) list of all property of officers and enlisted men aboard, or of civilians carried as passengers. ( a ) A list of all supplies of the United States Government, for use of the Army, Navy, or Public Health Service, or of the Government of the Philippine Islands.