  The effect of alignment of secondary particles (products of hadron
interactions at superhigh energies $E^\mathrm{{in}}\geq5\cdot10^{6}$ GeV) as a
"fan", which has been observed in cosmic rays, is analysed. It is shown that
its main specific features are well described within the model that we proposed
twenty years ago to explain sharp anomalies in the process of multiple
production, which are observed in the same energy range. This model assumes
that quarks have internal massive degrees of freedom. Some consequences of the
used approach are discussed, which may be important for the multiple process in
the above-mentioned region.
