The Archive · 1941

Cargo Attached

San Francisco, Aug. 1 The United States. Marshal's office issued writs of attachment against a fertaimiy" included' some' of" the portion of the cargo carried by the Tatuta Maru," complicating is Reported Japanese Demands scheduled departure yesterday, 'The N.Y.K, the ship's agents, said demanded bases. from "Thailand: 1 "Reports that the Japenese have that there' Was no decision whether the sailing of the vessel would. be American "publics, btternets, ore tee face the tua Wag delayed, "But the Talula, Mara may 7 unt August 5 when the apaness planes fueled Rearing will be held.

Chinese eauests that bond' double: the The ship could sll by posting a lue of the cargo Involved. "bus because" of frozen might ifieult.

Japanese assets "sucha procedure nag Hees nine Sean.

The attachments were obtained by five United "States firms which. de~ manded delivery of the cargo on the ship consigned. to. them. against the Heian Maru which was ttle Importers fled three actions

wauld be assigned carrying cargo for them." The sult was filed 'a few hours after the be 'Diplomats pointed out that the Inted arrival of the Japanese liner fact 'President Roosevelt plang United Press, fake a" vacation next weeks " shows comal that he ig not greatly worried over Permission to Unload Possibly that' Japan" mit fat any. vital me 'The Treasury' Department Yestorforests "of the "demoertcles United opectarn Bias ite Concerned Over El Ban San, Fransteco, including US$3.000,000

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