Captain's Difficulty in Finding Crew for Shi Berlin, July 23.
The Communist "Kate Fabne' responsible for the statement that the German steamer Kalke left the Polish harbour of Gyinia with a large consignment of ammunition China, It asserts that the eaplized the impossibility of taining a German crew in consequence of the embargo on the shipment of arms to China. The cap. tain, it is said, then tried Danzig) where the sailors refased out of, solidarity with the Soviet. Thu captain finally obtained a crew of Poles Gy 'The Nonideutscher Lloyd cate. sgorically denies the report published in the Communist newspaper Fahne" that the str. Falke, having obtained a crew of Poles at' Gydnia, has left with a large consignment of ammunition for China. The Norddeutscher Lloyd! says that the Falke is proceeding to London, and not to ich produce as many Centr. Ban retes as would be equal to one teath of its capitalization. The notes brought forward were sealed in an envelope, which was left ith the shop manager, who was made to understand that he broke the seal on the envelope at his own peril. But the merchants of Cantor Jare now free to use this paper cur rency, and may exchange it at the Central Bank dollar for dollar for notes of the new issue, The bills that are being presented at the governmental depository for exchange are being cancel'ed_ and destroyed. In the twinkling of an eve after this new policy" became generally known the market quotations on the old sues of bank notes went. shooting today they are but below par.—Reuter, upward, and ten points the 1 Aoeraptne to an ender issued by ional Government, the pho—aph of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and thi National and Kuomintang flag: trust be accorded due respect. Those found abusing of destroying these will be dealt with by law.
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