The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-02-12

ments of United States Army, Navy,
or Marine Corps units. within or with
out the continental limits of the United
States - their location, identity, or
exact composition, equipment, or
strength; their destination, routes. and
schedules; their assembly for embarka
ton, prospective embarkation or actual
embarkatiOn. Any such information re-
garding the troops of friendly nations
on American soil.
Note.-The request as regards loca-
ton and general character does not
apply to troops in training camps in
continental United Sttaes, nor TO units
assigned to domestic police duty.
Ships
The location, movements, and iden
tily of naval and merchant vessels of
the United States il any waters, and
of other nations opposing the Axis
powers, in American waters; the port
and time of arrival or prospective ar
rival of any such vessels, or the port
from which they leave; the nature of
cargoes of such vessels; the location
of enemy naval or merchant vessels
in or near American waters: the as
Sembly, departure or arrival of trans
ports or conveys: the existence of mine
fields or other harbOr defenSeS; secret
orders or other secret instructions re-
gardng lights. buoyS, and other guides
to navigatorS: the number, size, char
acter and location of ships in CON
struCtion, or advance information as
to the date of launchingS or commits
sionings; the physical set-up or tech
nical details of Shipyards.
Planes
The disposition, movements, and
strength of Army OF Navy air units.
FOrtificatiOns
The location of forts and other
Notifications; the location of coast
defense emplacementS, or anti-aircrai1
guns; their nature and number: loci-
ton of bomb shelters; location of
camouflaged objects.
Production
Specific information about war con-
tracts. such as the exact type of pro
duction, production schedules, dates of
delivery. or progress of production ::
estimated supplies of strategic and
critical materials available; or Ma
tion-wide "rOundS-upS' of locally pub
lished procurement data except when
Ia inf iril Ia
approved for publication.
Specific information about the loca-
ton of. or other information about,
sites and factories already in exist
gaining access to them: information
other than that readily gained through
observation by the general public. dis
closing the location of sites and fac
tories yet to be established, or the
nature of their production.
Any information about new or
secret military designs, or new factory
designs for war production.
Weather
Weather forecasts, other than Off
cialIy issued by the Weather Bureau ;
the routine forecasts printed by any
single newspaper to cover only the
State in which it is published and not
more than four adjoining States, por-
tions of which lie within Il radius Of
$50 miles from the point of publca-
ton.
Consolidated temperature tables
covering more than 20 stations, in any
one newspaper.
Note.-Special forecasts issued by
the Weather Bureau warning of I'M
usual conditions, or special reports is
sued by the Weather Bureau concern
ing temperature tables, or news
stories warning the public Of danger
Gus roads or streets, within $50 miles
of the point Of publication, are all
acceptable for publication.
Weather ''round-up" stories covering
actual conditions throughout more than