New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Euge Sea Hits
|OanceGOes On
-, Carries OF 80 Feet
4 'ci,uuarder's Rail With
=, Rocking Her Enough
Halt Entertainment
"A Winds Lower Speed
+. Haskell Home; Asserts
Million Must Be Cared
/ q IN Russia This Winter

..z.,varia Of the Cunafu b,ne'
| .. ..I stare Isrr... ship in commission, ,
. '',',. ...,.,ssy -, about twenty hours
~. 's.'iss's s.Siss encountered one Of n. The
''''.''. 80. .,, that her commander
''.il z. ,',ty.,oar = years as . '.aiarias .1as
y tS one huge vsv. that bToss =, W.T. WITH !.
|u's ,.. Vsv ,.,., over her boz carried away .sy
.. ',' '..s I.,t' q The forward I' o. .,.., 70,
|iary .,.. i.'' ,va q tore sua bent the steel =
~, s'.,,s ',s' on nj II, tor.eastl' head IS It
.ssls ! piece Of paper -, ,;SA,
voo'o o'..n.,-. |. 80 arriving here l's' h,sa'
r.ss'1s. .s' y,.D.S liner Paris is'iihsd 70
sa . W. ',1,,sy q Ii. st'r! that ,.,s ne
,i.s.'-i, .ss s..,;,'' .sesurissd The PAli'
bsrsns ,l..Ds.s ,.rsrh nsua'ain0u' seas
II.a 2lo1s,,. =. r.ssAss this coast, 'nd on
ohl. 80, ~ sf.snoon was struck on
y. s''s.rt's .srs sIss b. high sea, which
'.,s.s "a. - ne forward railing, twisting
!. - 80 bvskins q dozen ports pro-
...,.d !, ~ heavy glass. No ono vas in
- hv. The vessel was delayed about
:, .,m, ss vas the Berepgaria. She
,g ~, rrseh her pier iss. night until
s,f;eek she brought i,O7l passengers
zen Hsvre.
=, enly day that the Beregsris trav.
Lila smooth sea st all was last
...S,T On Monday she ran into a
..,,s-ly sgell which increased 10 q
- "a with squalls on Tuesday. and
4. seri day the log showed strong
Il, rih head sea and confused
IN Il was during the night that
4, eonber broke over her bow, but
=. is~are WAS not discovered by the
s,.n s-til the following morning
- oi ths passengers were aware
- .s strong gales, heavy seas
"a toualls detained the progress of
i, iifer on Thursday so that she made
a, s,s nautical miller, as compared
=. te6 on the best days run. Her
'..,,r, speed was 1897 knots.
sIr ~ ran into a pretty hard blow"
49,, smith admitted, "but this is a
y. 50 and you can hardly realize tho
~. . n ne clements. We knew that
Z. 49, had been struck with terrific
~, 4, a hirh wave. but we did not
~ II The damage until the next
.g,lss. when We saw the gap in the
~ On The port side. One OF the
e-l ladders was twisted into an un-
~.~sls,bls shape, giving some idea
~, ferte OF the tons of water that
,,,A,s o,,f rs, but the ship behaved
= wi thss few Of tho 800 passengers
"a ,rv I5ss Of the intensity OF the
,,s--. h fact, some Of them danced
i ths u,in salon every night on the
entire yclsgs.
Returning N the vessel after FIVE
north sbssnu in Europe was Colonel
WlIlian Y. Hssksll. head Of the Ameri-
can Relief Ainiristrstion in Russis,
sis vas stconpinied by John ]. Man
/ ns ssd he Rev. Lauritz Larsen, presi-
5,si Il tie N,.ional Lutheran Confer
ents n America and president Of the
Ncfvsrin Hospital In Brooklyn. DR..
LarVr passed considerable time in
Crr1l Europe and in the north CO.
spTltrg with the American Relief.
Ct,sa HASKELL in discussing the
vri q Lis organization said that II
AE Ven caring for about 100000
dAatrtn IN Russia, but the advent Of
vriT vould greatly increase that
nunbsf. tie figures reaching. between
ief,lM and 100000. including
liulis Fho will require attention. Tho
ssyisl government has agreed 70 sue
tpf $4,000 and Colonel Haskell will
vak o.. q plan to care for the same
rSzhs, While the remainder will be