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

one Sldle, except Nnen given out DS
the Weather Bureau.
Photographs and Maps
Photographs conveying the informa-
ton specified III this summary, unless
officially approved for publication.
Detailed maps or photographs dis
closing location of munition dumps,
or other restricted Army or Naval
areas.
Note-ThiS has no reference to maps
showing the general theater of war,
or large zones of action. move
ments of contending forces on a large
scale, or maps showing the general
ebb and flow of battle lines.
Note.-Special care should be eXer
cised in the publication of aerial photos
presumably of nonmilitary significance.
which might reveal military or other
information helpful to the enemy; also
care should be exercised in publish
ing casualty photos so as not To re-
veal unit identificationS through collar
ornaments, etc. Special attention is
directed to the section of this SUM
mary covering information about dam
age to military detectives.
General
Casualty lists. Note-There is no
objection to publication of information
about casualties from Il newspapers
local field obtained from eareSt of
kin, but it is requested that in such
cases. specific military and naval
units, and exact locations, be not men-
toned.
Information disclosing the new To-
cation of national archives. art treas
ures, and 50 on, which have been moved
for Safekeeping.
Information about damage to mill
tHry and naval objectiveS. including
docks, railroads. or commercial air
ports, resulting from enemy action.
Note-The spread of hllmorS in such
way that they will be accepted as
facts Will render aid and comfort to
the enemy. 1t is suggested that enemy
claims of ship SinkingS. or of other
damage to our forces, be weighed care
| fully and the source clearly identified.
| if published.
Information about the transportation
of munitions or other war materials.
including oil tank cars and trains.
Information about the movements
of the President of the United States.
or of official military or diplomatic
missions of the United States or Of
any other nation opposing the Axis
DoWerS-routeS, schedules, or deStina-
ton. within or without the continental
! limits of the United States: move
mentS of ranking Army or naval Off
GERS and StaffS on official business: ::
movements of other individuals or units
under special orders of the Army,
Navy. or State Department.
Note-Advertising matter: letters to
the editor, interviews with men on
leave, columns and SO on. are included
! in the above requests, both as to text
and illustration.
If information should be made avail
able anywhere which seems to come
from doubtful authority, or to ne in
conflict with the general aims of these
requests: or if special restrictions re-
ulleSted locally or otherwise by Vari-
Gus authorities seem unreasonable or
out of harmony with this summary, it
is recommended that the question be
submitted at once to the Office of Cen
sorship.
In addition, if any newspaper. mag
azine, or other agency or individual
handling news or special articles de-
sires Qualification or advice as to what
disclosures might or might not aid the
enemy. the Office of Censorship will
cooperate gladly. Such inquiries should
be addressed to the Office of Censor
ship, Washington.
Should additions or notifications of
this summary seem feasible and de-
Sirabe from time to time, the indus
Try will be advised.
The Office of Censorship.
Byron Price, Director.