Ship Arrives from Typhoon Path to End Fears Cut off from the rest of the world {or three days, the s. Halkwang was anchored snugly near Wenchow while the typhoon raged by within about fifty miles, Three days late, she steamed into. Shanghai on. August 6 looking not at all like the battered hullo that her owners, the Asiatic Petroleum Company, feared she might have become if she were lucky enough not to have foundered.
The Little tanker of Jess than 1,000 tons was out of all communication with the rest of the world because radio sot had. broken down, She could hear Shanghai calling for me formation about her at almost frantic ally frequent intervals, but was Pewerless to answer, The local office of the company feared that she might have been caught at sea by the typhoon and knew that if such were the case the Tittle vessel would not have had a chance, On August 2, 3 and 2, 4. she remained sheltered from the heavy sens and blinding rain and then fas the weather "calmed, she sai for Shanghai. Even' then, "the swells were s0 tremendous that the entire crew became seasick, an off: cer of the ship told a repr Lower Wharf, the tanker will leave Shanghai about Monday for Hankow
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