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By HAROLD MORRISON Wine—“except our own." He LONDON rAP) —- Judy Gar- lland stopped one of Britain's ‘top television shows Sunday even on live television.‘

WASHINGTON (CPl—A high-Ebelieved this speed over the ranking U.S. Navy authority enemy could be maintained says it would be possible to "for some years to come." camouflage a North Atlantic fleet of Polaris-carrying mer- chant ships to reduce the fleet‘l vulnerability to enemy attack. Q

This officer. who ask not to be named. said the Polaris missilcs could be tucked away in the holds out of sight. the vessels could be painted differ- ent colors so that there would

0 uniformity for identity and the ships could fly flags of different NATO countries.

he merchant ships. which would cost less then one-hall the price of atomic submarines- and woud about one-half the time in buildini‘. might be made ready in about two years if the NATO powers agree to participate. the officer said.

The Polaris merchant ships would be linescorted and their defence armament would be ‘hidden so that the enemy. scouring the seas. would find it difficult to pick out the right ship for attack. MOVE TO BAYS The Polaris ships could move PLEDGE CONSULTATIONS into shallow bays and fiords—.

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places where atomic subma- rines could not operate. With the range of the Polaris missile now bring estended to 2,800 miles from about 1,800 it might be pOSslble to station such surface ships off the. Atlantic seaboard or perhaps eventually even in the Great akes.

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