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By Censorship
it mere is cur»ent news, even
of common knowledge that does
not appear in print, the explan
ation of it may be contained in
the following censorship rules
received from the Alaska Defense
Command. These rules have been
set up especially for the territory,
and are in addition to the rules
released previous y from Wash
ington, D C.
Certain matters whose pub
lication might endanger Alaska
security which must not be pub
lished by press or radio or any
other general means:
Any news, pictures, comments
speculations or predictions relat
ing to defense affairs, forces, act
ivities, morale, personnel mat
eriel, projects or establishments
iu Alaska or en route therefrom
or thereto—whatever the source
of information way be, including
nress releases from the United
States via radio, wire or mail—
excepting that release of or
approval for publishable matter
will be given through bead
quarters of the Alaske Defense
Command or Headquarters of
local posts (hereof.
Roads, railroads, airlines,
ships and any other transportat
ion facilities, their movements,
use, improvement, condition or
possitle extension
Tides
Weather information
Unconfirmed rumors, false or
unathenticated reports, mislead
ing statements or implications
(not even repetition)
Statements or criticisms
which might tend to affect ad
versely the morale of our forces,
our allies, or the people at home;
which might tend to bring into
disrepute our forces or those of
our allies; or which might tend
to embarass this nation or its
allies in neutral countries.
Quotations from officers,
direct, indirect o ■ anonymous,
or any military matter, without
proper authority from the com
mander of this theater of oper
ations.
Send a subscription to the Mir
ror to your friends and relatives
outside.
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Enemy Aliens*
Travel Limited
Gen. Simon B. Buckner, com
manding the Alaska Defense
Command, invoked authority
vested in him by presidential
proclamation to confine travel
of all enemy aliens and dual
citizens in Alaska to the com
munities of their present resi
dence.
In a radiogram General Buck
ner said, “By virtue of authority
vested in me by proclamation of
the President of the United
Sta'es, dated December 7, 1941,
I have ordered that the travel of
•nemy aliens and dual citizens
in Alaska be restricted to the
community of their present resi
dence. Passenger agencies of all
transportation companies
have been notified not to issue
tickets for such travel.”
An enemy alien is defined as
a citizen of a country now at
war with the United States who
is within the borders of the
United States or its possessions.
A dual citizen is commonly de
fined as a person holding citizen
ship in two or more countries
thru conflicting laws.
Receive Promotions
Word has been received from
Washington, D. C. of the pro
motion of 2nd Lieut. Roy F.
Dowingtolst Lieutenant, and
of Staff Sgt. Steve Harvey to
Technical Sergeant, Both are
with the Signal Corps in Kodiak.
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
71
JERROME’S
RECUSATION PARLOR
"FUN FOR AU---ALL FOR FUN"
POOL CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
Jerry Lodge, Clbner
MAGAZINES
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NEWSPAPERS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pajoman
and children left recently for a
vacation and while outside Mr.
Pajoman will do some buying
for his store, the Kodiak Mercan
tile company.
Making the trip with them
were Mrs. Pajoman’s sister, Mrs.
Harry Norton, her brother, Neil
Larsen, and mother, Mrs. Lars
T arsen. it was her mother’s ftrst
trip to the States.
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FISH ■ MEAT ■ FOWL
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BACONS-HAMS
We Cater to the Best
With Only the Best
City Meat
cMarket
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FOR YOUR
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VISIT . . . .
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Roy Snyder, Prop.
TERMINAL OF THE KODIAK TRANSIT Bl'i
THE
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W. G. “Bill” Spath, owner
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See Us About Trips To & From the Base
To the Voters of Kodiak
The following candidates are endorsed by
Kodiak Central Labor Council in the
CITY ELECTION
Mayor
Councilmen
Frank Hermann
Jorgen Fredrickson
P. Smith
E. Falconer
On April 28th, 1942, the Primary Election for Alaska takes place.
YOU are the Government of Alaska and your vote is as valuable
as any other vote It is your DUTY to vote!
The Kodiak Central Labor Council endorses these candidates as
friends of organized labor and respectfully asks you to support
them.
For Delegate Anthony Dimond r D
For Territorial Treasurer Oscar G. Olson ”D
For Commissioner of Labor Michael J. Flaas "D
For the Senate Don Carlos Brownell ”D
For the Flouse Walter E. Huntley "D
W illiam A. Egan "D”
Stanley McCutcheon ”D
Call Bill’s or Owl Cab to take you to Register or Vote
cb(o Charge - &{p Obligation
This advertisement paid for by the
, Kodiak Central Labor Council