Fort Stanton Now Guarded By Alarm Blockade SystemWASHINGTON. Jan. VI OV) —Ail alarm Iduckade Mvieni whefe-liy fill iiDjHivlmil avenues i»f c.srape him !•' Moi'lii-d wiljun \ DO mites has ;-t-r up al’ill. dHonlioncnjnp at l*ovt Stanton. N. M., and ether pJnlt;o.s where tin* immigration xioviri* is kol::ii;jr uiicmy j. lie IT.*.Sn u.iiifkiy doe* tin* system op-iiato l!*al wilhiii a fc*.v inom?nU iJtt-r an escape is devnwied ov* (yy road. niilwny mid important (rail is Mocked. The jdan was winked u'.jI at t’nrt M issoula, Mont.. and pul in oimration al r-.rt Stanton and Fort Liiuolii. N. ])., sunn after war with tlic- Axis In'ifnn.Other rhiuiKcs at llu* Uiife irn-imKiv.tion service detention camps mrlitJf rrnri»i' «)' Furl .Shinto;) ;iinl the puiroHini: of all camps by mi'ii raining lt;jiJr.*arms.' Until about two weeks mro, Fort Stanton was n«l fenml. Then nine ■if ill*1 lift nu-ir.iirr,*t uT tin* new of I In* scuttled Gcrinufi /filer Columbus walked away. They were rc-i*:ii»tiired within 24 hours.! Holder patrolmen, who noticedn [ trucks in Hu* Hand about .TO miles from the camp, discovered ike ■ jailor's absence. The mounted pa-•ndiwn (piiekly tracked the Germans rlown and returned them.11-lt;*r-r-r- IniinUii’* H*«-