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the duty to or liability for violation of
such duty.
Register Once a Year
"Sec 8. Every alien subject to re-
gistration as provided in this act shall
subsequent to his initial registration,
register once each following calendar
year."
You Pay for the Privileges
"Sec. A. (a) Upon the initial re-
gistration of each alien who has
reached the age of twenty-one years,
he shall pay the officer registering him
"a fee of $1,000, and for each subsequent
registration he shall pay a fee of
$500"
Follow-Up System
"Sec. 6. Whenever an alien per-
manently removes from the district in
which he is registered, he shall re-
port to the Post Office of such district
and give such information in regard
to his movements as may be required
| by regulation He shall also within
two days after arriving in the district
to which he removes, report to post
office of such district and likewise
give such information as may be re-
quired by regulation"
No Freedom of Movement
"Sec. (cont'd) Whenever any
alien is temporarily absent from the
district in which he is registered, he
shall report at such times and places
and give such information in regard
to his movements as may be re-
quired by regulation"
Sec. CD Duplicate records shall
be made of the registration of each
alien, and a certificate of identification
in such form as the secretary of la
Dor may prescribe shall be issued to
each such alien"
"Sec. (S) Every alien shall on de-
mand at any time exhibit his certificate
of Identification to any agent of De-
1 partment of justice or of the Depart
ment of Labor, to any state, terri
torial or local police or peace officer,
and to any other officer designated
/ by the president"
Photographed and Finger-printed.
Sec. 10. Each record of registra-
tion and certificate of Identification
shall contain, al a photograph of uni
form size and style as prescribed
by regulation to be supplied by the
person registered, and an impression
of his finger prints; b. the sigma
ture or mark of such person and g
the following information in regard
to such person. First full and cor
rect name and all other names by
which such person has at any time
been known either in the United
States or elsewhere; second, sex;
third, nationality and race; fourth,
place of birth; fifth, age and date of
birth; sixth, physical description in
Guiding height, weight, complexion,
color of hair and eyes, and any other
distinguishing marks or Identified
ton; seventh, whether married or
single, and if married or the head of
family, the name of husband or
wife, children and other members of
family, the ages of each, and such
further information in regard to the
registration of each as may be pre-
scribed by regulations; eight, resi-
dence; nineth, last previous residence
within the U. S.; tenth, last previous
residence without the U. s.; eleventh
occupation; twelfth, name of employ
er; thirteenth, name of last previous
employer ............ and such other infor-
nation necessary or convenient to car
ry out the purposes of this act as
may be prescribed by regulation. The
original record of registration shall
also contain an affidavit of the truth
of the information contained in the
record
card-Indexed.
Sec. IL (a) The original record of
registration of each alien shall be re-
tanned and filed in the post Office of
the district in which he is registered.
The duplicate record shall be filed in
a central Office as provided by regula-
tion. (b) There shall be entered on
the original and duplicate records OF
registration of every alien:
(1 A report of all arrests or con
victions of such alien and the charges
upon which such arrests were made
or convictions obtained together with
the final disposition of each case and
(2) any other information, as speci-
fed by regulation, bearing upon the
fitness of such for citizenship. The
secretary of labor may request the CO
operation of all federal, state, territor-
ial. or local courts and police and
peace officers in making such reports.
For Wholesale falling.
"Sec. 13: Whenever, in the iudg.
ment of the president, the interests
of the national defense so require, he
may by proclamation require all oil
any part of aliens required to be re
gistered by this act to report at such
time and places as he shall fix.
Boarding House Spy System.
"Sec. 49, Whenever the proprietor
or keeper Of any hotel, lodging house