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LOS ANGELES, July 6-(Spe­
clal)-Federal agents today In­
vestigated a Jetter to the Exami•
ner describing Russian supersonic
atom-powered planes resembling
the "flying saucers."
A top flight atomic scientist to
whom the Examiner referred the
letter said It was "not all non•I
i.en, e," and suggested the matter
be turned over to the FBI.
The letter writer !laid he gotI
the Information from an officer
aboard a Russian tanker recently
Los Angeles harbor.
LLED EVEN WOR:\IS
,;he Ru~slan, he said, also de·
scribed experiments with con­
trolled radioactive clouds In the
Arctic, where birds, animals and
t\·en worms were kllled.
The plane11, as described by the
Rus~lan to the writer, are only
18 Inches thick, With a kidney­
!haped outline and no propellors.
The pilot lle11 on hl11 stomach
ftnd Is 11.rtt!lclally cooled agal! t
the beat developed by air ! c­
tlon.
"The outer 11urface I'! hight
ollshed,'' the Russian sal
Both upper and lower surfaces
re convex, like a giant lens,
he lilting force ls an entirely
different principle found about
10 years ago among unpubllshed
papers of a Russian chemist.
"Ener gy Is required only for
t'llmblng, but no energy Is need­
ed for support when the air­
plane goes along the earth's
gra,•ltational contour lines."
The writer of the si ange let•
er said he met the R sslan of•
ICl'r in Wilmington an
because
.e wanted to hear abo
Russia,
wiled him to dinner.
~te ftawilan first !lsked where
he could sen 18 polG'oear=t,elts
which he received " for very dan­
gerou11 work."
He said he had been assigned
to go over the route of the radio­
active cloud nea r Lake Baka!
(or Baykal) and pick up dead
animals.
ALL LIFE DESTROYED
"They loaded a few 11mall
ships with a ll kinds of animals
and directed thf' cloud over
them," the writer said.
"During this experiment, a
violent storm blew the cloud
far north Into the tundra, but
before It dissipated It destroyed
all life on Its way.
"The cloud may be controlled
from la nd, from a plane or
from a robot-piloted 'leader.'
'! I understa nd It, the control
based on electro-magnetic
ave~ and the cloud has t wo
m1Jonents : The carrier and
t he killer.''
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