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RUSSIA’S OPEN road

mare alley that features people on

foot, animals, potholes trucks or buses for every ~ stations are few and

Russia

“moscow )cp)—There's no better way. to see Russia as it “really is than by car. There's filo better way to get’ an ulcer,

The open road-is a nightmare ‘@lley, with more.. potential for heartbreak and disaster than a “‘gpeedway. It is an obstacle

of hazards.

H is ‘decidedly . not for _tqueamish.

On the other hand, ff Soviet highways are not exactly in the game class as the Trans-Can-

~‘ada Highway or the Macdonald- “Cartier Freeway, they at least “teach you to be alert. ~There-is.no. danger from the “= @uphoric smoothness: that tends “to lull drivers into ‘drowsiness and crackups on North” Amer- “{ea’s super-highways. Try relaxing. on.a.Soviet high- |.

way and you may hit a cow. |- Soviet

" In recent years

Tt’s probably one of the more diventurous things that a tourist “ean do, .

The first obstacles he has to *“learn to make allowances ‘for’ are: The number of people on the road and the number of animals on the road.

PERIL FROM POTHOLES...

--- The people aren't particularly --fussy which side of the road

they walk on and sometimes

- they choose the middle of the .foad. At night, as at other times, they wear dark clothes rather than light ones which ean readily be seen in the glare of the headlights.

. Cows, sheep and goats prefer the highway to the field for get- ting from one place to another.

The open highway is generally limited

far between,

ian roads real challenge

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But there-is-no-better_-way__to_see Russia’s villages, where nearly half the nation's . population still lives. (CP Photo)

if you wart te avoid a broken spring.

Repair work, once undertaken, tends:to.drag on and on. A Rus- sian’ who motored from Lenin- grad to Moscow recently wrote: “For seven years I have been

a road has. been under Te- pair.”

A partial exception to the gen- eral rule is the highway from Moscow to Brest, at the Polish border, which is kept in reason- ably good condition.

Nine out of 10 vehicles. on the highway are trucks —or buses. The. trucks seem-invariably to be elther empty or overloaded, “hardly-the--best way to-employ. ‘state-owned equipment in either case.

BREAKDOWNS FREQUENT .

They shake ‘loose~ nuts;- polts.

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bs up by a tire from the road-sur- ‘ace.

Sometimes they ay & soins up or cave in at the Derelict trucks are a suewn feature of Russian roads.

“| was considered just a body to

driving along this highway and 4 shop course with an infinite ee, seven. years ‘the samé part

year, the hospital loyment office received about. 50 more requests for farm help-than_it eould fill

“In the past a patient usually

perform odd chores or languish in -the hospital,” Dr. Lafave says. ‘Some of the chores were on the farm. which previously was kept as 4 profit- making operation. Now,

profit_ aspect, individual atten- tion can be given a patient.” . About -26 male patients are Nemployed. in. the woodworking located at the old RCAF sta a few miles from the hosp!

Ed Liaterbach, “occupational

with] "the -emphasis.-taken off the

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Before setting ont on an ex- tended drive, it is essential to check on the location of filling stations along: the way. Other- wise you may run out of gaso- line before you reach your des- tination. Filling stations, gener- ally speaking, are few and far between.

Another problem ie the lack of adequate signs. Im Tula this summer I missed a tiny detour

wrong of the road—and oes going at least 25 miles ou

‘way. all] the hazards, however,

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there's sfill no better way to see | Russia by ear. Kt gives you | a chance to see Russia's 2 lages — drab, backward but

charming in a rustic way. —° And nearly half of this coun-

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