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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-09-18

At the bedroom window Curt first
used only his ears.
er this time, but there was the hint
of a smile in her voice as she spoke
up.
"Well, if I could get date for a
dance the first time I talked to thin
air, perhaps this time I can get
you started on that collection Of
orchids for me. After all, you prom
At the bedroom window Curt first
used only his ears. He listened to
the pad of footsteps going to the
gate, the normal click of the latch.
Presently came rustic of shrub
berry and he knew his guess was cor
rect. There could be no doubt.
The rattan screen at the bedroom
window was down. In lifting it aside
to peer out, Curt made the slightest
of sounds. Instantly his straining
eyes caught flicker of shadow Slip
ping into solid darkness around the
corner of the house. Quickly fol-
lowed the click of the gate latch
again, muffled this time, but I'M
mistakably the gate latch. He
frowned.
On the morrow the weather held
hot, and coupled with the ever-pres-
ent Emilio, it didn't improve Curtis
disposition. It was midmorning
when Curt and his shadow reached
Tempujo for their trip upriver. BY
phone from San Alejo Curt had or
dered the launch fueled and ready.
He intended wasting no time here.
But the need of map or two took
him first to his office.
AS he was about to turn into it a
figure rose from under a palm and
Curt was accosted by one of the
most disreputable looking tramps
he'd yet seen in the tropics. An
American, clearly, but the many
days growth of beard, the filthy
rags he wore, effectively concealed
what kind of man this was.
"Mr. Curtis, sir?" in a cringing
voice.
eyes," Curt answered shortly. He
hated subservience in man.
"My name is Collins, sir. I'm
looking for work"
Curt eyed the man. The eyes
were bloodshot and told unquestion-
ably of hunger-real hunger.
"Wer?"
"I'm a good transitman, sir, and
I'm good on gas engines or Diesels.
I heard you need men,"
Curt stood silent. There were
plenty of tropical tramps in these
quarters - drunken, irresponsible
men, all of them fugitives, if not
from the law. then from themselves.
Curt had sufficient sympathy to give
such derelicts a lift from his own
pocket, or little work if he could
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-09-18

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-09-18

IT IS a simple design which al
ways looks best. That's why
you'll admire and approve this
cunning frock every time you see
your little girl wearing it. The
raised skirt line achieves a smooth
La gaceta., 1942-03-28
OEP@TES
EN- LA PISTA DE GALGOS
Victoria de Fluffy Girl

Conquist6 los laureles en- la
novena carrera de anoche, en-
la elimination para ell Derby,
ell veloz galgo "Fluffy Girl"
que distaba mucho de ser ell
favorito de los apostadores.
Scatter Brain" ell gran favo-
rito, pas6 la meta en- segundo
lugar.
Los boletos de Fluffy Grip
Sc abonaron en- proportion de
$3.50 por ell dollar.
Ganaron la apuesta doble,
abonada a $63.4O, Straight y
Rass.
Dos programs Sc ofreceran
hoy, uno en- matinee, por la
tarde, y otro a las 8:15.
Nuevas eliminaciones Sc We
rificaran hoy, participando en-
elias King Cole, Tough Luck.
Lick, Court Drama, Duquesner
Ny Judy y Dainty Ann.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

rrada por una nueva reja.
Pero aqui, Pablo no tuvo ne.
cesidad de serrar nj limar para
NADIA los hierros.
-Quitarsus-orden6 ell deca-
no a los dos compinche, que ha-
bian acudido a ayudarle ;-estos
hierros estan, seguramente, CO.
mics por ell aqua.
Ash era en- efecto.
La reja, cast obstrudda por el
cieno Y la basura, estaba mate
rialmente podrida y enmoheci-
da a causa de la humedad.
Pablo pudo, pues, con un ener
gtco puntapie, rompeda como
81 fuera de cana.
La alcantarilla, al ensanchar-
sc, habiase transformado en- u
ma verdadera calle subterranea,
con sus aceras correspondent
ties, que caian a metro y medic
de altura.
Los tres randas sc izarcu a
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

una de aquellas.
-Ahora, 10 que tenemos gus
cuidar, es 81 desemboque-dilo
Pablo.
Pa sabido.
-Dejame a mi que made
lante un tanto.
Cogorza sc adelant6, en- efec-
to.
La alcantarilla desembocaba
en- un barranco.
A pocos metros, Sc veian los
taludes de Ia canalizaci6n del
rio.
Il va Sc ande estamosl.. Ter
ca de los lavaderos y de casa e
Juan! I'm plena Bombi! iDigo!
Ahora too sc reduce a esperar
un ratio haSta qu'anochezca, Y
entonces, podremos Salir.
Pablo volvi6 hacia donde lie
esperaban sus compimches.
IQue?
@Que?
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

-Qu'habremos d'eSperar ur
rato-fallo 81 decano-. Vamos
a sentarnos, Y a fumar un ciga-
.rro. mo llevais tabaco?
Ell Nino reparti6 un pOlvo de
.tabaco.
Ali esperaron hasta que ell
crepGsculo fue extendiendo so
bre la terra su manto protector
y melant6lico.
Entonces, como tres sombras
Sc deslizaron haSta ell rio, Y jun
to a los famoSos lavaderos de la
Casa de Campo, los tres Sc la
varon Y atusaron, hasta quedar
limpiOs como en- ca ell req.
1Aire, pal centric y ca uno
por su lado a ca la Monal-ha-
Ibia fallado ell Cogorza luego, or
denando la dispersion de sus
Ihuestes.
iEspana!...
AL fin surgian las costas de
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

la patria armada, ante los ojos
de Maria de la Cruz, de Maria
de las Nieves, de Pedro y de Mi
guel.
Nuestros cuatro viejos ami
gos, apoyados en- la borda, al Ia
do de CASTOR y de J~osefina, sen
tian que los ojos Sc les Henaban
de lagrimas.
iEspanah..
FL buque Sc acercaba al puer-
70 de Barcelona, cuyo castillo de
Montjuich surgfa como un CEN
tinela sobre la blancura de Ia
costa.
Con los gemelos, las dos Ma.
rias, Josefina, ell ~ingeniero Mi
guI Y CASTOR, distinguieron va
la atalaya del Tibidabo y de las
atlas montahas del Montseny,
cuyas cimas adn aparecian Co
ronadas de nieve; las chime
meas de las fabricas, el llanto
blanco y girls de casas que sc per
La gaceta., 1942-03-28
lose Luis acost6 a Abe Simon en- Ell sextO asalto
Recibi6 el hebreo una tremenda golpiza
Claudio Villar derrotado por Shkor

salv6 al retador. De nuevo vol
vic a caer, en- ell quinto, con
una serie de punetazos de IL
quierda y derecha a la barba.
A los seis segundos la cam
pana son6, salvandole de nue.
vo.
Presenciaron ell programa
1920 personals, que dejaron
en- las taquillas $132,430.
CalcIlase que ell fondo de
auxilio del ejercito recibira u
nos 100000. Simon cobrara
$4,000.
Claudio Villar, ell gladiator
espaiol del peso complete, per
di6 la decision de los jueces,
en- ell semifinal, teniendo de
adversario a Johnny Shkor, de
Baltimore.
Pesaba Villar 2O7R y ell
vencedor 213.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

dian haata ell infinite.
iEspana!.. L..
Maria de la Cruz, junto a su
esposo adoradiSimo, miraba al.
ternativamente Ell rostro del
hombre amado y las coStas de la
|patria guerrilla, a la que nunca
mas creyo volver.
AL mismo tempo, apretaba
una mano de Pedro, que lleva-
.ba amorosamente entire las su-
vas.
-iAl fin. Pedro querido!
-iA fin, Maria adorada!...
iQuien nos 10 hubiera de decirl
i Que cosas, la vidal.
i 70 que me marche de este
mismo puerto maliici6ndote.
maldiciendo a Miguel de Guz-
man! " ahora!...
II All, que algeria, Pedrol...
! 70 temo que vacile mi cora
z6nl l.. iCuando yea a nuestra
hua en- mis- brazOsl.,, lCelia, &c.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

New York, MARIO 81 El
pron6stico de los peritos Sc
convirti6 en- realidad y Jose
Luis, Ell campe6n del peso com-
rGdto, con un peso de 2O7R
libras, puso a dormir en- ell sex
to asalto q Abe Simon, ell gi-
gante hebreo, que subi6 al cua
drilatero con 255 libras.
Una tremenda golpiza reci-
bio ell gigantic y al ser conce-
dida la victoria a Jose Luis,
por ell arbitro Eddie Joseph.
Ell Y su director protestaron,
alegando que podia seguir
combatiendo.
A los 16 segundos del sexto
asalto Y cuando Luis lie habfa
derribado a la Iona con una
tremenda derecha recta a la
mandibula, ell arbitro puso ter
mino al match"
Sangraba Simon de la nariz
y de la boca y Sc incorpor6, a.
turdido, cuando la cuenta lie
gaba al decimo segundo. Por
su valentia ell p1blico lie tribu
to una imponente ovaci6n.
Los expertos convienen en-
que Simon pele6 mejor y con
mas conraje que 10 maVoria
de los contrarios buscados .
Luis.
FL campe6n defendi6 su CO.
roma por vigesima primera
veg y descarg6 formidables pu
netazos contra la cabeza de
Abe, que los resistia y algunat
wees los contestaba.
Cuando ell "bout" Sc did pol
conclude, Jimmy Johnson pro
ltest6 diciendo que a su patro.
cinado no Sc lie habfa hechC
la cuenta de diez tirado en- ID
Iona como 10 demandan las
reglas.
Simon, en- la pelea del ahC
pasado con Luis, cay6 cuatrt
veces a la Iona, pero resisti(
10 rounds"
Anoche solo cay6 tres veces
Luis no ocultaba su asom'
bro cuando Simon recibfa vic
lentos puhetazos' los "asimila
ba" y atacaba.
Los peritos lie adjWdicarol
al gigantic Ell cuarto asalto
aunque los directories del can
pe6n Sc quejaron de los "gol
pes bajos."
va en- ell tercero Sc habia a
monestado a Simon por pega
bajo, 10 que no hiciera inten
cionalmente.
En- ell segundo asalto, con Il
cuenta de cuatro, la campani
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala /;
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28
Con el Bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a CuartA)

Apreciamos las invitaciones
que la Liga Intersocial nos re-
mite para los desafios de inau-
guraci6n.
Vienen firmadas por ell pre-
sidente Castro y ell s%ecretario
Benito.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

i BuenO, genie, vamos pa
lila, que me pace que sc al sitio
ande vamos a salirl Estamos
en- la Moncloa antics de diez mi
nutos.
Y los tres bandidos Sc perdie-
ron en- la obScuridat, chapotean-
do en- Ell aqua pestilente y no
rrible.
%
Como Pablo habia calculado,
la alcantarilla que ellos segufan
desemboc6 Ibien pronto a otra
mas importante.
Surgi6 de todos MOODS, un
nuevo Inconvenience.
Era que Ia atariea estaba &C.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

81, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. l., P. Sofa.
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

Vencieron los Piratas a los
Medals Blancas de Chicago,
en- un desafio verificado en-
Long Beach, California. Bob
Klinger y Johnny Lannings de
La gaceta., 1942-03-28
CON LOS GUANTE

Danny Cox, de New York,
superb a Herbert Marshall. de
la misma ciudad. La pelea Sc
efectu6 en- Elizabeth, N, der.
sey .Pesaba Cox 179 libras y
su rival IT'S.
Joe Moscato, pesando 1873 Il
bras, derrot6 a Johnny Flynn,
de Rochester, 1914. Dur6 ell
match" diez ~asaltos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

Los Indios de Cleveland le-
vantaron aver su campamento
y Sc marcharon de Clearwa-
ter.
La venta de Walker a los
Rojos de Cincinnati significa
que la vacante de los jardines
sera cubierta por Oris Hook
EFT.
Jeff Heath y Roy Weather
ly continuaran en- sus p%uestos.
Los Yankees vencieron a los
Osos de Newark, en- st. Peters
burg, con "score' de una carre
ra por tres, Borowy y Ardizo-
la lanzaroh por los neoyorqui
nos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

Jaron a los derrotadoe en- tres
hits. Fue la cuarta victoria con
secutiva de los "bucaneros."
Pittsburg &c, 5h, 2e; Chica-
go 1c, 3h, 2e.
Los Atleticos de Connie
Mack sufrieron aver una pail.
"a, en- San Francisco, Califor.
MIA, jugando con las "focas.'
Fue la segunda derrota, en-
dos dfas, de la novena de la
Liga Americana.
Filadelfia 1c, 5h, De; San
Francisco &c, Oh, De.
Siguen los Browns de San
Luis a la cabeza de la Liga de
la Toronja, en- la Florida, con
4 victorias, l derrota y 800
puntos de promedio.
Los Senadores marchan en-
ell segundo lugar, con 13 victo
rias, A derrotas y 765 puntos,
Aparecen los Cardenales en-
ell tercer puesto y los Dodgers
de Brooklyn en- ell cuarto.
Los Rojos de Cincinnati ju-
garan hoy con los Medals Ro-
jas de Boston, en- Sarasota.
Manana domingo, en- Plant
Field, ell team" de McKech-
ME Sc batira con los Braves de
Boston,
Gerald Walker Sc agreg6
aver al Cincinnati y possible
mente jugara mahana.
La gaceta., 1942-03-28
lila, Celita querida L..

no. CeIta querlda L..
-iAh, que algeria !-musita-
ron los labios del i~ngeniero,
mlentras sus ojos Sc perdian, lie
nos de santa humedad, en- una
lejania de angustias horribles
rasadaS, de aeusaciones de 81
conciencia.
Estaran aquf los tics?
-Aqui deben de estar. va sal
hes que les hemos cablegrafia-
do tres o cuatro veces desde que
salimos de Java.
E verdad. Cablegrafiamos
desde Batavia, anunciando nues
ira salida; luego volvimos a ca
blegrafiar en- Port-Said y en- A.
leJandria de Egipto, y por diti-
mo, en- Malta Y en- Mesina. lSe-
guramente estan aquf!
-
Mientrae los esposos Ndnez
cambiaban este dialogo, MaEfa
do las Moves infOTmaba . jose
La gaceta., 1942-03-28

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Evening star., 1942-02-01

soap for your skin care, remember this
Palmolive, only Palmolive among all
leading soaps, is made with Olive and
Palm Oils (no animal fats).
For centuries, lovely women have
looked upon these oils as Natures finest
beauty aids. And today, they choose
Palmolive first among all beauty soaps.
Yes, Palmolive helps so many women
keep the loveliness men look for, that it
is the largest-selling beauty soap in the
world. Is your beauty soap. Palmolive?
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Sweet moment when love comes to stay
make this moment yours Keep the
glow of beauty, the allure of skin that's
soft and smooth, and fresh as a new
cut rose. This is the beauty that men
seek . to have and to hold.
You must choose your beauty aids
thoughtfully and carefully. Weigh the
beauty claims and promises made for
them. More important still, be sure
you know the beauty-ingred,ents that they
are made with. When you select a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
Blacksnake Parks
On Hat Shop Steps
But Not For Long

This time it wasn't rabbits on the
postoffice steps, but it was black
snake on the steps of Harvey and
Owens hat shop and beauty salon.
Whether the purpose was for
beauty treatment or new summer
straw hat, has never been determined.
In fact the people who saw the
reptile there last Saturday morning
just after the Memorial Day parade,
didn't waste much time in that vi
entity.
Then appeared Robert Coffey with
a great big stick and "smote him on
the head" and Corporal Thomas Cur
RE arrived in his car and bore him
(the snake without the confines of
the city and there rid himself of the
remains.
1t was reported that the snake had
been previously captured by two men
from Kempton, who stopped here
Saturday morning. The snake escaped
from the automobile and came to rest
on the Alder street steps.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
Fishermen Allowed Only
One Hook on a Line

The Interpretation Of a fishing reg
ulation by the Attorney Generals Of
flee may change the practices of a
number of Garrett county fishermen.
The opinion was sought because
wardens at various times arrested
persons fishing with rod, hook and
line with two hooks on each line, and
the alleged violators have contendcd
they were not guilty, as the regula-
ton provided cit shall be lawful to
fish with rod, hook and line not to eX-
coed two in number when in the immc-
diatc control Of the angler"
The ruling was to the effect that
the phrase mot to exceed two in
number" referred to the unit Of rod,
hook and line, thus limiting the ang-
Ter to but two hooks in the aggregate,
one on each line.
SO E. Lee LeCompte, State game
warden, has issued warning that any
person found fishing with more than
two rods at any one time will be pros
ecuted, and any person found fishing
with more than one hook on either
line attached to said rod will be
prosecuted The fine ranges from $25
to 500,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
YOUTHS SERVE AS CIVIC
LEADERS JUST FOR A DAY
Decide to Retain Golf Course and
Vote Bonus" To All City EN-
pIOyes Who Helped Them

The youth Week" Mayor and
Council of Oakland decided unani-
mously last Thursday to retain the
municipal golf course because of its
recreational facilities and attraction
for tourists, and voted fifty dollar
bonus" to the duly elected Mayor and
Council and other municipal officers
for their assistance and cooperation
during their days activities as rulers
of Oakland.
Those in authority for the day in
Guided James Lyons, mayor; Dorothy
Spencer, Mildred Killius, EIoise Grit
fifth, Marilyn Compton, June Spear
and William Graham, members of
council; Eugene Rock, city attorney;
Robert BittIe. fire chief; William
Lantz, chief Of police Ruth Martin,
treasurer; Virginia Lawton, clerk-col-
lcctor. June Spear was made council
president. The mayor and members of
council had been named at a high
SeHooI eleeIloh previously WIN VHe en-
tire student body voting but only the
SENIORS engine 10 mona once
Council appointed Charles Butts
DIS water ana street SuperIiVenuehV'
ana F'uI custer as assistant water
ana street, golI ana Iii'a''ce committees
were also named from among couhclI
members
howard " mite appeared as rep
Te"eIVa''Ve OIL lhe Junior Chalhoer
q. Co"ll''e'ce ana SUGGESTED Uhe| sen
the goIt course ana take the proceeds
TO redeem ana pay outstanding water
ana sewerage bonds Lawrence fraIey
appeared Tor the business men TO eN-
pam Vn"V 'ne gol course was essen
V'"l 10 Oie town not only Ior fecfetaloh
ana tourist tfaVel put "lSo as an as
set 10 Ihe water WORKS OF the muhlcl-
panty o""eSII dple ouIl"ilS eIecIe"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
Many Occupational
Ouestionnaires Still
Are to Be Sent Out
Blanks Now Going to Those of
First and Second Registration

With the mailing next month of
occupational missionaries to the
residents in the State who are over
military age, local boards in Mary
land are speeding to completion the
States inventory Of manpower for
war production.
These occupational questionnaires
arc to guide the War Manpower Com
mission, in cooperation with the Sc
lective Service System, for the mobili-
cation of workers for war industries.
Blanks have been sent to the men
who registered on February Is, 1912,
in the third registration. The mailing
of missionaries to members of the
third registration in this county has
been completed, according to Harland
l.. Jones, draft board clerk.
The local Board is also preparing to
mail 400 or more this week to those
who registered in the first and second
registrations, who have not already
been indicted into the armed forces.
After this group has been covered the
questionnaircs will be sent to men as
to s. years Of age.
1t is estimated that the nation will
have pressing need for around 49,
100000 additional war workers by
late autumn and it is from men beyond
n, iIi+a,,,- oUo tba+ tho Won ManpOyUor,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
Jack O'Donnell Gives laps Battle at New
Guinea; Returns to Base ON One Engine

Lieut.. John C. O'Donnell, %
ycar-old bomber pilot from
Mountain Lake Park, has given
the Japs a battle on one engine
and has returned safely to base,
according to news story from
there.
O'Donnell was suspicious of his left
engine on a recent mission over Lac,
New Guinea. japanese Zero fighters
jumped O'Donnell's twin-cngined
plane and it's flying mates over the
target, starting a running air battle
which lasted 35 minutes.
The right engine was machine
gunncd and cannon-shcllcd into sill
cncc, but the suspected left one kept
the bomber in the air while its two
gunncrs shot down four Zeros.
Then it pulled the plane home
safely despite hits in the tail and
other places Never before has a
bomber of this type been known to
fly 50 long on one engine.
O'Donnell said tail gunner Pvt. Ivan
W Henderson. South Bend, Wash,
haggcd three of the enemy fighters
and Sgt, Harry Berg, of Ccdarvillc,
n j., downed the other. Lieut.. Louis
McCord, "a, Montgomery, Ala, was
co-pilot. Bombardier Lieut.. R. L..
Galloway 26, of Scguin, Tex, said:
when Henderson reported he had
shot down three Zeros we asked him
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
SENATOR TYDINGS WILL
SPEAK AT JAYCEE DINNER
Meeting On Tuesday, June %,
Will Be Open TO Public With
Number Limited to $50 Persons

Senator Willard S. Tydings has ac-
cepted a speaking engagement at a
dinner meeting Of the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce on Tuesday eve
ming, June %, which will be open to
the public, it was announced by
Charles L. Briner, Jr., president of
the club.
The dinner is being limited to $50
persons, and tickets may be secured
for $125 each. Lewis R. Jones will be
in charge of the program.
Plans for the affair are to be made
at a dinner meeting of the club this
evening at the Mt. Lake Hotel.
Mr. Briner said he had written Sen
ator Tydings several times urging him
to come to Oakland, and that the lat
ter had at last found an open eve
ming on his busy calendar of activi-
ties.
Senator Tydings has been one of
the few independent men Of the Sen
ate in recent years and has spoken
gainst the useless spending of the
government upon numerous occasions.
Just this week he made public a
study of the publicity output of gov
ernmental agencies and assailed the
practice as one of the most wasteful
activities of the Federal bureaucracy
His report disclosed that the outpour
ing of publicity material was such
that a single large paper received
2,O39 pages of it free, by mail, in a
single week He also showed that one
weeks distribution to a single news
paper would be sufficient to fill near
ly three times over all the news space
in the daily editions of The Sun.
He also assailed the quality as we'll
as quantity, saying the releases
seemed to assume that the entire
population of the United States had a
mental level of about ten, and that
the releases were too frequently
propaganda articles to promote d par
ticular theory or point of view which
was often highly controversial
Senator Tydings has spoken in
Oakland upon several previous occa-
sions and is well known to most Of the
people Of the county.
He was successful in being re
elected to his office several years ago
at time when the higher officials in
government were attempting to
purge" those who did not always
agree with the administration
Senator Tydings' address will deal
with some phase of the governments
activities or the war effort. His title
will be "The General Outlook"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
Boats Must Stay
1000 Feet From
Hydro-Electric Dam

A public notice by the Pennsyl-
vania Electric Company in The Re-
publican today is notifying the public
that all boats and other craft on Deep
Creek Lake will not be permitted to
come within 1000 feet of either the
breast of the dam or the intake tun-
mel.
Officials said this is being done to
comply with a ruling of the Federal
Power Commission and the War De
partmcnt with respect to vital units
of property.
Markers have been placed on the
shore and in the water and will be
kept in place for the duration of the
war, it was stated
There have been floodlights on this
area at night and guards have been
on duty there for several months.