Arizona republican., 1917-04-25
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Attorney General. More Explicit Instructions

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 Regulations Nos l and shall be 1 strictly enforced by the marshal, and 1 any alien enemy found with the for 1 bidden articles in his possession after ! April "A, 1917, shall be at once arrested and detained, the articles shall be 1 seized. and the case reported to the Attorney General If the marshal. 1 however (after conference with the l special agent of the department of jus | tice, if there is one in the locality, and after approval of the United States attorney or assistant United States at torney), shall be satisfied that the alien enemy is not a danger to the public peace or safety and had no knowledge of the presidents proclamation, he 1 may refrain from making arrest; or if | the alien enemy shall show good cause why temporarily he should be permit ted to retain articles, the marshal, after similar conferences and approval, ! may permit such articles to be re- aimed, temporarily. under such restric- tions as he may deem necessary.
 Regulation No. 1 shall be enforced oy the marshal as follows:
 Alien enemies residing within one half mile of a fort, camp arsenal air craft station, government or naval ves- sel navy yard, factory or work shop for the manufacture of munitions of war or of any products for the use of | the army or navy, shall be required to remove therefrom before June l, 1 1917; provided, however, that any alien enemy who prior to June l, 1917, comes within the purview of regulation 12 of l the presidents proclamation shall be required to remove at once and shall be subject to summary arrest.
 Any alien enemy who fails to remove
 
 marily arrested. Alien enmies who do not reside within one-half miles of the places above referred to and who come within one-half mile of said places will do so at their own risk and may be summarily arrested
 The marshal may issue a permit to anyone to continue to reside in the forbidden locality or to come within the forbidden locality for the purpose Of passing through such F mile area or of being employed or doing business within the same, if, after such proof as the marshal may require, he is satis- fled that such continued residence oI such passage through or such en- ployment will not be dangerous to the community or to the United States Permits must not be issued, however until after the marshal shall have conferred with the special agent oi the department of justice if there is one in the locality), and until aftei the employer of the applicant shal certify in writing, insuch form as the attorney general shall prescribe, thai he desires to employ or to continue tC employ the applicant, and that he is satisfied that such employment vii not be to the injury of the community or of the United States or until the applicant eff he is himself the head of business) shall give such security or assurance as shall be prescribed tha, he will strictly obey the law and the presidents proclamation; and tht marshal, before issuing any permit shall secure the approval of the United States attorney or assistant United States attorney.
 All permits issued will be revocabl, at any time if the interest of tn, United States so require. Whenevel permission is given to more than ont alien enemy to reside or to be em plOyed within a forbidden locality, violation of law or of the president. proclamation by any holder of sucl permit may result in the revocation O the permits of every alien enemy with in such locality. It will therefore. b, necessary in their own interests tha all alien enemies should see that eacl obeys the law and the proclamation Any alien enemy who tears down, mu tilates, abuses, desecrates or insult the United States flag in any way, O. displays an enemy flag or insignia, ei to be regarded as a danger to tn public peace or safety within tn meaning of Regulation ? and subject t, summary arrest and confinement
 In exceptional cases. where the at torney general shall decide that tn circumstances warrant, alien enemie under arrest or subject to summar, arrest may be allowed to make appli cation for parole. Preliminary state ment of the facts shall be submitte, by the United States attorney to tn attorney general, and if the latter shal deem the facts sufficient a blank forn of parole application will be forwarded When the applicant shall fill out an file form, final decision as to grantin the parole will be made by the attor ney general All paroles will be re vocable at any time if the interests o the United States so require. Ever person given parole may be require to furnish bond for good behavior, an will be obliged, also, to furnish supervisor who shall be an America citizen and who shall keep in clos touch with the parole applicant an promptly report any violation of tn parole conditions. Every person pa roled will be obliged to remain withi certain specified territory and to re port to his supervisor, and otherwis, as directed by the attorney genera Violation of parole will in every cas