A. I). C. Announces Ec^uktlions
For Enemy Aliens Thru Alaska
The Alaska Defense Command has announced re,T
ulations affecting the conduct of German, Italian. Ja •
anese, Hungarian and Rumanian nationals through
Alaska.
The regulations, issued under the authority of the
Presidential proclamations of December 7 and 8, 1941,
relating to enemy aliens, require all German, Italian,
Japanese, Hungarian and Rumanian aliens to surren
der to the local police authorities before 5 P.M., Satur
day, January 31, 1942, any and all of the following
equipment in their possession::
(a) Photo Equipment.
(b) Firearms.
(c) Ammunition.
(d) Explosives
(e) Radios with short wave bands.
(f) Radio transmitters.
(g) Signal devices.
(h) Codes or ciphers.
(i) Papers, documents or books in which tne c
may be invisible writing, photographs, sketches, j
lures, drawings, maps or graphical representation of
any military or naval installation or equipment or of
any arms, ■ mmunition, implements of war, device or
thing used or intended to be used in the combat equip
ment of the land or naval forces of the United State
or of any military or naval post, camp or station.
Under the regulations, the penalty for the wilful
failure to surrender prohibited articles is forfeiture
of the articles themselves and apprehension of the
alien enemy, with possible internment for the duration
of the war.
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WAR INSURANCE
COVERS ALASKA
.V-n me-merit was made that
A' rheraee, and all ,f Alaska, is
; nrot Nod bv mn-irarce from loss
c ri tR'ing from en^mv attack-,
Ala '••< is protect’d bv such
! ,... u,.i„r pne War In nuance
i Comeratio*’. S ’t un with a cap
ital Of S139.090.000 bv 1he Rc
! construction Finance Corm ration
ihe war insurance was first in
‘e-d'd ‘o cover only continent
al Un ted States. It is said in An
chor.-go bv re irble authorities,
hew: vrr. that acti n bv Alaska’s
-delegate t; Congr s, Anthonv J.
D rr-v'd. resulted in an am.-’nd
. meet to the- measure to include
Ah ’
p d — c completion ot d'tails,
loro - reciting from enemy at
itacks which may be sustained by
I owners o? nr nertv will be pro
t from D camber 13, 1941,
.up to S10 3,0 0.000. The insurance
1 - \- ; s d struct on of build'ngs,
-'ll- and personal property.
,including goods, growing crops,
I ?r.d orchards.
Property Met Covered
Not included in property cover
- ,\ .i5y .<'■ '.vernment in-uranee are
’? unts, bil ?. currency, debts,
I wid-nce of debt, money, notes,
1 ■v.ourit ies, painting and other ob
jects of art. <
For ihe time being no pre
mium will be charged for this
protect on, and no declaration or
reports r quired, unless there is
i a lo ss.
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U. S. CITIZEN ALSO TLMNS IN RADIO. GUNS
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Because he lived with a Japanese alien, Woodrwo Kawano (left), a U. S. citizen,
had to turn over to the police at Portland, Or e., all guns, cameras and short wave
radios in his house. Also shown (left to right) are Detective Paul Mumpower.
John Moloney and Clyde Sanders.___
WHERE AUSSIES LEAD ATTACK ON JAPS
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Singapore reports said Australian troops pouring north (arrow 1) through Johore
from the direction of Singapore (3) had struck hard at Japanese forces in eastern
Negri Sembilan province of Malaya, and that British Imperial troops, following |
the Aussies’ success, had inflicted heavy losses on the Japanese n an attack (a-row
2) farther west. The dotted line shows positions the Japs claimed they held in
western Malaya. __
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MANILA'S WALL J) CiTY BOMBED
Japanese bombers were reported to have h m od the 1 mous old walled city in
Manila (above) after Manila had been declared an open city by American officials
In the foreground is the legislative building.______
PHILIPPINES THE SUAY BUILDING
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Reports from Lanila raid that .1 n.' omberr ><• m ■<■'■■ e ’ >
pine treasury building above). This picture \\\ ? ta’ i r r ’;. bv Jr '' i
r- n American author and le^tn- ■__
BOMB DAMAGE IN SINGAPORE
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Workmen tackle the job of clearing wreckage in a bomb-damaged street in Singa
! pore, prime objective of the Japanese thrust into Malaya. This view, cabled to
1 New York from London, is from a British News Reel.
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