Admiral Nomura, when he arrived at the State Department, saki he brought no formal diplomatic representations from Tokyo. Questioned regarding shipments to Russia, he was non-committal and said he still hoped that "this as well as other problems will be settled."
Asked whether Japanese security would be threatened b; shipments to Vladivostok, he replied. "I leave that ese merican wi Vladivostok.
"Evading Clear-Cut Replies" fei Kichisaburo Nomura."
The report further charged that the United States Government had de-
plomatic front against Japan. The A^nkely adopted a military and di. Moscow U.S. Tankers Under Government Control New York, Aug. 28.
Operation of all American tankers has been brought under Government direction through the creation of a Tanker Con-Board, it is announced The Board will coordinate their allocation and utilization, An official stated that there was no intention to commandeer tankers, but the Board would pool ships and direct rations with a view to en-i greater—efficiency.— ive the impression that tates Government is attempting to destroy trade with Japan through an economic war," the report declared.
"With assets frozen and negotiations for mail communications be-of the been forced to make final decisions, The question of evacuate ing Japanese residents is now unavoidable," the report stated. Domei.
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