Rober t Dollar Steamship Ca., jéaid that Crawley first approached him about shipping his motorcar beck to San Francisco) un August 6, Crawley would not, accompany the car, but travelled by a luter boat, ment'ening the sailing on: August,13. Then he] purehnsed a ticket for the vessel Teaving on August 27. This- was] paid for on Agunst 22, and sur-vendered cither-on August 24 or 25, the company issuing him a ticket from Kobe to Amerien, He said that he wanted to go to Japan on an earlier boat and purchase a few things.
ject-Cmdr, MeParlane, _commanding officer of the U.S.S. Monfocacy, said that Yang had visited the vessel before Chiang Kai-shek resigned and went to Ningpo.. It} appeared strange to him that Yang] should come to the vessel and say] nothing ubout his business, except] to ask when the Monocacy would eave for upriver.
Dr, John Richard Lynas recalled the te the ship, thought strange that Yang should, as a representative of Gen. Yang Sen, have apparent reason for visiting the Monocacy—as he said, Chinese! officials only come aboard to pay] official calls. No mention was made) the alleged purchase of 2,000,000 rounds," witness added. Further! questions by Mr. Moss, to which Dr, ott objected, were asked with!
ference to Yang's alleged connection with the Wanhsien incident. To Dr. Sellett witness replied that they] asked him what he would do when Shanghai fell into the hands of Sun Chuan-fang.
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