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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01

after her arrival. she Will De
The price of admission,
which includes the exhibit and
movie. will be 30 cents for
adults and so cents for chill
dren. There will be a special
group rates. cents per child
for school classes. Boy Scouts
and similar groups.
Daily and Sunday
The ship will be open from
Q am. to 9 pm. daily, and
from noon to 8 pm. Sundays.
Proceeds from the ships stay
viii go to Plimoth Plantation
spelled as the Pilgrims spelled
it. The ship was turned over
to the non-prof1t foundation in
ceremonies on Thanksgiving
day by Project Mayflower, Lon
don. the builders.
The foundation. set up in
1947. is recreating the Plymouth
Of the Pilgrims as 1t was in 1927
Henry Hornblower II, presi-
dent Of the foundation, said at
q press conference yesterday.
that money raised by the ships
showing will go first to liquidate
the 5000, 900 debt in building.
then toward the work of the
foundations AMayfiower II ulti-
mately will be berthed as a
national shrine beside the town
now being fashioned on 100
acres two miles south Of the
modern town Of Plymouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
RIA Pushing
Construction
Of Buildings
U. S. Structures
Planned in S.W.
Held VitoI to City

A concerted action to seek
early construction Of four Gov
eminent buildings in South
west, which would cost around
500 million, was launched to-
day by the Redevelopment Land
Agency.
Amid expressions that fail
ure to construct these buildings,
keystones in the Southwest re-
development, would be tragic
for the city. the agency's board
Of directors urged strategy to
meet the problem.
The House. Appropriations
Committee halted early con-
struction. under lease-purchase,
Of Federal Office Buildings Nos.
6. 8 and 10. Federal office
building No. 5 is still in the
early stages of development.
But the agency was ready to
turn over land to the General
Services Administration for
construction Of the other three
buildings.
Apparently fight will now
have to be made in the Senate
to save these buildings.
Failure to construct them
soon would be a serious blow
to the forward progress of
Washington redevelopment. the
board feels.
RIA Chairman John A. Re-
mon declared the construction
is vital to the Southwest. He
asked the agency's executive d.
rector John r. Searles and Col.
Robert Mathe. assistant engi-
neer commissioner, to aid in
drawing up a plan Of strategy
to save the structures.
Temporary Structures Ridieuled
Referring to the temporary
buildings. which would be torn
down II the new buildings are
constructed, Mr.. Remon said:
Its q shame to ask anybody
even to walk into them. let
alone work in them. II private
industry put cattle into such
buildings. the sponsors would
be shot at sunrise"
Mr.. Searles told the board 1t
will be "a very sad thing for
Washington" II these buildings
are deferred. He said it would
hurt Southwest redevelopment.
He added the trouble is that
Washington has not been rep
resented at the hearings Of the
committee. He also pointed
out that these projects are so
far along that they should now
go forward.
Chairman Remon observed:
That would be almost fatal as
far as we are concerned"
Col. Mathe. who attends RIA
meetings as a District Building
observer. declared the new
buildings are very important
to the development Of South
west, the appearance Of the
city and getting rid of the tenn
porary buildings"
Ground Breaking Approved
In another action, the board
approved the program for the
ground-breaking ceremonies at
1880 am. April Q at Fourth
and H streets S.W., which will
actively launch redevelopment.
Scheuer & Stevens Of New York
and Washington. the redevel-
oper In Area B, will break
ground for a 400-unit apart
ment house. Later, the rede-
veloper will start construction
Of 80 row houses in that area.
Speakers at the groundbreak-
ing ceremony will be Admins
traitor Albert Cole Of the Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency;
George Garrett. former ambas-
sador TO Ireland. now president
of the Federal City Council. and
Robert e. Mclaughlin, presi-
dent Of the Board Of Commits
sioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
Area Police Adopt
Juvenile Crime Plan
Jurisdictions
To Trade Data
On DeIinquents

Police departments Of all
Washington area Jurisdictions
formally adopted a plan today
for a unified attack on juvenile
delinquency.
The plan. effective May l.
provides for an exchange of in
formation on juveniles who live
in one jurisdiction and get in
trouble in another.
Already approved by all area
police chiefs and Juvenile Court
judges, the plan was Endorsed
formally at a. meeting in the
Office Of Inspector John E. VIM
tiers. head of the Metropolitan
Police Youth Aid Division.
The new system provides for
exchanging data on juveniles
who are arrested, juveniles in
volved in law violations but not
arrested. juvenile gangs that
may be breaking the law and
juveniles in other situations
"manifestly detrimental to their
health, welfare or morals"
How II Works
Inspector Winters said the
plan would work this way:
Anytime a policeman ques-
tons a juvenile in one of these
four situations, he will fill out
a new "interdepartmental ju.
venile report" form, which will
be sent to the Juveniles home
police department. The form
will be kept on file there but
viii not be sent to Juvenile
Court unless an arrest is in
volved.
If the juvenile later is ar.
rested and referred to Juvenile
Court, the interdepartmental
forms in the file will be made
available to the court along
with other records.
But the primary purpose Of
the plan. Inspector Winters
said. is to exchange informa-
ton helpful to police in those
cases where juveniles are not
referred to the court.
The areas juvenile judges
already have adopted their
own system of exchanging in
formation on juveniles brought
before them.
The plan also provides that
the jurisdiction where the
juvenile becomes involved with
police shall be responsible for
notifying his parents or
guardians.
Sums Up Feelings
Inspector Winters, who orig
mated the idea for the ex-
change. summed up his feelings
in these words.
In the Washington area we
cannot separate one jurisdic-
ton from another. The area
is one community with the same
problems. This exchange Of in
formation is important If We
are to have an area-wide delin.
quency prevention program"
Attending the meeting were
Inspector Carroll Miller Of
Montgomery County. Capt. Ro-
land Sweitzer of Prince Georges
County. 1t. Porter Beale Of the
Park Police, 1t. John Cullins Of
Arlington and Sergt. Thomas
McG owan Of Alexandria. Fair
fax County. though not repre-
sented today, also win particle
pate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
z Films on Israel

The Jewish Community Gen.
ter will present two films on
Israel at $3.50 o'clock tonight
instead Of q talk on Russia by
Senator Ellender. Democrat of
Louisiana. The program will be
held at the center. Sixteenth
and @ streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01

The YMCA spring series Of
dance classes will begin April 8
at the Central "Y," 1886 @
street NV. r. B. Morgan. pro-
gram director, announced. Be.
ginning and intermediate In
struction win be given in Latin
American and ballroom dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
MoIIory's Nephew Fails
In Plea for New Trial
Court Of Appeals Refuses Request
On Ruling Thot Freed His Uncle
BY PHIL THOMAS
Star Stan Writer

The United States Court Of Appeals here yesterday refused
to grant trial to Milton L. Mallory, despite plea based
on Supreme Court case involving his uncle.
In two-to-one decision, the court decided there
delay between the arrest and aragnment of
Milton Mallory contended in filed with the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
Grntrtt Thnnphts
How the Bible Has Affected
Lives Of People You Moy Know
BY MILTON J. PRASSAs

This is the story Of naval officer Who during
World War H. was gay, healthy and ambitious but
seldom thought about his Lord and Saviour or His
teachings in the Bible. Why should he? Only the best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-01
Moyhower II Arrives
Shortly for Exhibit

Mayhower II is coming to town this month and will be
shown to the public at the Seventh Street wharves
The famous reproduction Of the FIRST Mayhower-a ship
that made history during her Atlantic crossing last spring
lis scheduled to arrive around April I6 weather permitting
visitors DAYS after arrival She will be
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

Councilman Alexander Greene
and Chairman of the Rockville
Planning Commission, Leslie
Able, gave added examples of
evidence of planned development
such as the city's own water line
to the Potomac, improved coming
controls, larger lots and homes
and wider streets, better parking
facilities, and sidewalks required
in all new subdivisions.
There is no willy-nilly annexa-
ton taking place" said Green,
ITS all part of general plan.
The evidence of the past few
years shows that the city can and
will forecast and control its
growth"
All expressed bewilderrnent at
the judges statements and the
basis on which they were made.
City Manager John MARYLAND
asked If the judge expected the
population which has grown from
5000 in 1910 to 10000 now to
come to a sudden halt for the
next IS years.
Il don't think the good Judge is
cognizant of the situation In
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Park Funds
In Critical
State Here

Rep. Dewitt S. Hyde CR., Md
hopes for favorable report soon
on a bill he introduced last year
TO permit transfer of funds to
provide Capper-C ramton Act fed.
eral money for acquisition of
stream-valley parks In Montgom.
cry and Prince Georges counties.
Hyde's bill has been referred
to subcommittee on public build.
ings and grounds. headed by
Cong. Robert Jones, Jr., Of Ala.
bama. II the proposal receives a
favorable report from the sub
committee, it win then be passed
to the public works committee.
A similar measure was intro.
duced jointly by Senators Glenn
Beall and John Butler in the Sen
ate.
Jesse F. Nicholson, secretary.
treasurer Of the Maryland-Na.
tional Capital Park and Planning
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Rockville
Jaycees to
Play Host

Rockville's ch apter Of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will be host to 300 delegates from
% chapters in the state at the
mid-winter convention of state
Jaycees to be held at the Motel
Washingtonian tomorrow, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Hghlights Of the state conven-
ton will be presentation Of the
Distinguished Service Award
winner for the state at a lunch
con meeting January Is. Ray
Schneu Of the Rockville Jaycees
Is state DSA chairman. Each
local Jaycee chapter Is selecting
candidates who have made out
standing contributions to the
civic and business life of local
communities and the state win
neEslwill be selected from these
winners.
The convention program will
also include a general member
ship meeting, planning sessions
for Jaycee activities and q din.
nerdance Saturday evening, jan
uary rs. Fred Slope Of the Rock
Vile Jaycees Is convention chair
man.
Jay Fitzgerald. Bethesda, state
Jaycee president, win preside at
business sessions.
During the Jaycee mid-winter
meeting, the wives of the dele
gates win be entertained by the
Jaycee Wives of Rockville.
Highlight for the distaff side
of the convention will be a lunch
con at the Rockville Civic Center
on Saturday. Mrs. William Mizell
of the Kensington-W Wheaton Jayn-
Gees will demonstrate hat max
ing and viii discuss and model
the latest styles in hats.
RMS. Walter Medlinslxy, presi-
dent Of the Rockville Jaycee
Wives, is general chairman of the
ladies' activities.
Arrangements for the lunch
con have been made by Mrs. Rich
mond Brooks and Mrs. James r.
Miller. Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
City Aides in Tizzy
Over Reeves Comment

Judge John r. Reeves, of Mont
gomery County Circuit Court,
used clouded crystal ball for his
statements on Rockville's future
growth according to the reaction
of city officials this week.
At a public meeting of the
Montgomery Planning Associa-
ton, the judge predicted that
Rockville despite itself will
have to grow but it will be like
Topsy"
He saw no substantial change
in the city in Is years. And he
said big department stores and
major building would go to Cal
thersburg.
City Halls response ran the
gamut from "A' for amazement
to "" for zoning and planning
programs Of which the judge was
obviously unaware" said the net
tied officials.
Mayor Dickran Hovsepian stat.
ed fatty his opinion that Rock
vile and not Gaithersburg will
become the focal point in this
part of the county not only for
business and industry but also
for cultural activities for the en-
tire county"
The mayor invites the Judge to
look over the plans, modern
ordinances and codes, recreation,
and public works five-year pro-
gram to get better background on
the future of Rockville.
Substantial Change
Hovsepian cited evidence of
substantial changes In the past
three years such as new streets,
state highways, Industrial and
commercial areas, the civic cen
ter and public housing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Rosewood Unit
Meets Tonight

A regional meeting of members
of the Rosewood Parents Asso.
citation. Inc, has been set for 8
o'clock tonight at the Coop Com.
munity Hall. $500 Piney Branch
Road, Silver Spring.
DR.. Richard Lindenberg, direct
or of neuropathology and legal
medicine at the Department of
Mental Hygiene for the State of
Maryland will be the speaker.
Legislative matters affecting
Rosewood also will be discussed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
S EN- It'll MEL e nSsTGoMs MD
R2-ThursdaY, January 70. 1883

Rockville" commented the city
manager, 1--WE have a planning
director and planning commits
sion and are progressing in an
orderly manner and not like Top
sy."
Amusement was expressed by
city planning director Robert
Plavnick, who said he would like
to review the background on
which the judge based his con-
illusions.
''P erhaps this background
would be helpful in the planning
Of the city to insure that Rock
vlle's growth would be not only
orderly but in keeping with its
environs and the metropolitan
area" he declared.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

Commission, has notified Hyde
that the commission faces a crit
ical situation in its park acquisl-
ton program An appropriation
of SIS million from the federal
government will be exhausted by
June 80 this year. Unless the
authorization is increased, the
commission will be without funds
for acquiring park lands.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
BRIDGE GAME

THE Invulnerables" will meet
to play bridge at The Woman's
Club of Bethesda on Friday, Jan
uary "a. at 8 PM. Mr.. and Mrs
c. Martin Brand will be host
and hostess for the evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

1t has been estimated that
there are bout as million cubic
miles of salt contained in the
worlds oc ans.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
TECAJ HRVATSkE BRATSKE zAJEDNICE
U CHICAGO, ILL.,, SVRSI0 SA USPJEh0M
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rnu koa je cd veike potrebe naobrazbu naseg
mladeg tanstva Zadnu tocku programa zavrso e brat
Krasic umacenem vaznost dvogodisnje kampanje
clanstvo Pobednci ovo kampanji b &c nagradjeni
turnejom Jugoslaviju iii Caribbean ooke PreporuGo
je prisutnma da porade koko i'm e wise moguce "a
cim bolji uspjeh owe kampanje
Medju clanovima ovog tecaja vdi smo hjep broj
sh glavnh odbornka CHA nena zemo posebno saknuti
to kako sijedi Sestra Sylvia Nksic tanca Ganog Od-
BORA Upravite Djeceg Doma Nikoa saric clanovi Od-
bora Djecjeg Donna: Luka Biondc Josp saban Kao go
sti poseti oval teca Frank Krasc nik Odbora Die
cjeg Donna Mato Depeder zacasni clan HBZ dugogods-
Mi gradtelj HBZ koji je par reci zrazo dobre ze
lie Gin bol uspeh nase Zajednice Predsjednk odseka
broj a. brat Milan Smijanic ko svojom prsunoscu
savjetom dokazao, da lei H. B. Zajednica.
Zakucnu rjec odrzao je ravnatel brat Bazdarc koji
raznh odsjeka odazvalo je 81, ko pohadal oval
teca, drugih 16 koj sc nisu odazva Petorca avi
da i'm ne6e bt moguce prsusvovat tecau. Izrazo
je najjepsu zahvanost canovima ecaja njihovom e
pom ponasanju vreme ovog ecaja sto &c suz
nasoj ckaskoj kooniji.
Prigodom kampanje, neka iskoriste Sto
da naucli dobivane novog canstva Neka budu
oprezn, kako postupau onia koje zee dobiti
vog clana Neka uvjek drze pamet staru amerc-
ku rgovacku poslovcu Customers Are Always Right!
Konacno je zrazo naljepsu zahvanos nasim predava-
Gina i svima onima, ko bio ko nacin doprin jeli
uspehu ovog naseg historckog eca Ma svrsetku kice
Neka nam napreduje nasa Hrvatsk2 Bratska Zajednca
Pri koncu ovog te6aa predog brata Josipa Vucica
clana odseka bro &c. usvoena e jednogasno sledeca:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

rlku bio je osnovan H.B.Z.
odsjek "Mirisna Ruza" Il
Seattle i nekoji Sc clanovi
preselili u Aberdeen "a ra-
dom i sobom odnijeli 'Miris-
nu Ruzu", gdje jos i danas
cvate.
Godine 1908 bio sam "a
poslen par mjeseci u Tacoma
j zaclanim Sc u odsjek 246
'Napred Zastava Slave. Ma
povratku u Seattle u sredis-
tn Austriansko Dobrotvorno
Drustva Austrianstine, ma
stojao sam da sretnem CO.
vjeka rodoljubnog osjecaja i
ma preporuku spira Radman
IL Tacoma sretio sam brata
Franc Franicevic, koji sc "a
uzme tajnistva, i cd kuce do
kuce nadjemo voljne j po-
treban broj clanova odsjeka
"Sinovi Hrvatske Domovine"
osnovanog II. traynja 1911.
Samo odsjecno ime "a mas
je znacilo ponos i nastojali
smo da clanstvo umnozava
nase redove u bratskoj slogi.
Hrvatska, koju smo s k 0 r o
napustili, bila je skucena i
razdijeljena cd Madjara i Au-
STRIFE. Oslobodjenja borbeni
duh zahvacao je sve jaci stav
i na$a H.B.Z. bila je potstrek
da Sc ustanovi "Hrvatski Sa-
vez" u kojem smo podupirali
borbu Hrvata-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

lovanje djaka SUI ma dnevnom
redu; sva ova SUI plemenita
djela u podizanju svijesti i
duh narodnog zanosa. Posao
|je organizacije postao velik i
mora da Sc trazi iii gradi We
ci Dom "a ured. To je po-
hvalno, ali kod ovog pred
meta ia vas molim: I. Skola-
rina je mala i uvijek je fond
prazan; 2. Uz vecu skolarinu
i wise kandidata bilo bi mno-
go wise pohvale i odusevlje-
MIA; 3. Zamislite odusevlje-
ME naseg mladjeg narastaja
u America utakmicu zacla-
njenja u H.B.Z. kad vi usta-
novite Scholarship Fund cd
81, ,O0O,0O0.0O. Je Ii moguce?
Pocmite misliti i raditi pax
&c vam doci misao da Sc fond
ostvari. Molbom ma Hrvate
"a darove. skolarina samo cd
kamata, a glavni je kapital
uvijek vas sjeguran. Mi
slim, da je skolarina najveci
i najglavniji predmet kod Hr-
vata "a dogovaranje, pribli-
zavanje i zadrzavanje mia
d.jeg narastaja sa zanosom u
Hrv. Bratskoj Zajednici.
Da Sc ova misao provede u
djelo potrebno vam je mai
mamie dvije godine, a "a to
vrijeme odgodite S gradnjom
Donna, odmah.
Ovo je prvl put da II pet
deset godina u H. B. Zajed-
nici s Glavnim Odborom do
lazim u dodir dvaput je od-
sjecni tajnik trazio dvije sed-
mice bolesnu potporu "a me-
ne.
Wise pu a dopisivao sam
Sc urednicima ~" dru-
g m prijateljima. zahvalju-
jem Tvorcu, koji me uzdrzi
zdrava i da mogu moi mali
doprinijeti H.B.Z. dar.
Hvala YAM ma saslusanju i
paznji opazanja H.B.Z. rada
i zelim da uvijek bude narod-
nj, bratski sve wise jacji i
slozniji vas i mas rad.
S bratskim stovanjem,
Simon Skalabrin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14
"a crkvu U jezeranima

Gary, Ind. - Ia crkvu Svetog
Jurja Il Jezeranima darovali su
slijedeci prijatelji:
J. M. Pavlovic (Kostica, $40.
90; Mr.. i Mrs. John Pavlovic
(Sante), $4,000; Nikola Erbesti,
$1,000; Petar i Kata Jelic ISL
mic), $1,000; Victor Rajkovic,
$500; George Stilinovic, $500;
Mary Bratkovic, $500; Petar
M. Gerovac, $500; Petar Per-
lie, $500; Julia Mravinac (Obaj-
DIM, $500; Mike Grgurich,
$500; Josip Vicko, $500. Ivan
Bujan, $500; Mary Pintar,
$3.50; Anna Antol, $3.50; lily
Kapac, $500; Franjka Starce-
vic, S1.OO; Mile Pavlovic, S1.OO;
Agnez Magdie, $3.50; Julia ia
covic, $100; Joseph Chestovic,
$500; John Dancy, $500; Steve
Kuruzovic, $500; Paulina Storz,
$500; Steve Mardi, S1.50; Mato
Ivankovic, $500.
Ukupno sakupili u Gary, In
diana okolici Mr.. i Mrs. j. M.
Pavlovic, S122.00.
U Chicago. Ill. sakupili Mr.. 1
Mrs. John Slavka Karakas ka-
ko slijedi:
Mr.. i Mrs. John l Slavka Ka-
rakas, $4,000; John Danica
Sertic, $500; Marko i Anna
Mesic, $500; Lojze Franka
Mesic, $1,000; Mile Pavlovic,
$500; Rezika Jelic, $500; An
dro i Luce Grahovac, $500;
Steve Prajz, SLIGO. 81
John i Slavka Karakas saku-
pill $1O5.00, a Mr.. i Mrs. John
M. Pavlovic sakupili S122.OO.
Sveukupno sakupito S227.0O /
poslato ma zupnika, Albin Kor-
die, posta Jezerane, Hrvatska.
Jugoslavija.
Ovim putem Sc zahvaljujem ia
j moja supruga, kao Mr.. Mrs.
John Karakas IL Chicago, III.
svima onima, koji su darovali
i najmanji darak "a crkvu Sve-
tog Jurja IL Jezeranima. Hvala
vam sestre i brace.
j. Nj. Paylovic, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-14

vinu alkohola tecnog kisika.
Projektil je obicno sastavljen
iz tri dijela koja Sc u letu ot-
kidaju, prema svrsi podiza-
MIA projektila do najvise tao
Ike putanje. Ia razliku cd O.
b i { n i h raketnih projektila
teledirigovani projektil Sc u
pravlja radio putem sa zem-
je. Poznavajuci koordinate
ella njegovi ispaljivaci vode
racuna o putanji, otporu va
zduha, kolicini goriva brzi-
nj leta u pojedinim fazama.
Elektronske masine u t o k u
leta kontrolisu pravac kreta-
MIA projektila i u slucaju po-
trebe gorivo Sc moze u letu
smanjiti.
Takvi interkontinentalni
projektili mogu tacno da Sc
umjere ma bilo koju tacku
svijeta, ali S obzirom ma o.
groman rusilacki radius hi
drogenskih bombi takva tao
most nije primarna. Zasad po-
stoji odbrana u vidu dirigo-
vanih projektila-presretaca i
sistema radara. Po ispaljiva-
nju interkontinentalnog pro-
jektila is uren radarska
mreza opominje ma njegov do
lazak mali dirigovani pro-
jektili dir e k t n o udaraju u
vazduhu u velike izazivaju
eksploziju prize dolaska ma
cilj.
Amerikanci su u pravc u
Arktika izgradili tri pojasa
radarske mreze ciji su maj
istureniji dijelovi u blizini Sic
vernog Pola. Navodno ovak-
va mreza treba Pentagonu da
stavi ma znanje da je inter-
kontinentalni projektil u letu
jos dok Sc nalazi mad terito-
rijom SSSR-a.
Oval kratak prikaz, laicki
nepotpun, do izvjesne mjere
objasnjava o kakvom Sc stra-
hovitom oruzj u radi. Iako
njegovo usavrsavanje spada
u okvir najvecih vojnih tajni
moze Sc slobodno reel da sc
groznieavije radi ma njegovoj
proizvodnji nego ma proizvod-
Mi hidrogenskih bombi.