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physicists, says: “Science is my whole life.”

viet Academy of Sciences.

will be removed.

marked privilege in Russia.

SPRINGHILL

MacArthur, Springhill.

is employed in Summerside, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Burns MacArthur Enmore.

Kenneth William, Toronto, is spending some time at the homes of his daughters, Mrs E d 3 81‘ Ramsay, Siimmerside and Mrs. Reynolds Pyke, Borden.

Friends of Mrs. Burns MacArt- hur, Enmore, are sorry to learn that she is confined to her home with illness. -

Mrs. Inez Ellis returned to her home in O’Leary after spending the past few weeks at -the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacAr- thur, Springiiill.

An inspiring and interesting af- Mount Pleasant were recent visi- ternoon was spent on Friday, March 7th. When the parents visi- ted‘ the church where school is being held in Mount Pleasant for higher grades under the capable management of their teach- er, Mrs. Harvey Amos. The pupils entertained their parents by read- ing, spelling and singing. The Grade 10 pupils had to write an essay on the history of Upper Canada. The highest mark was awarded to Miss Carol Biggar

with John Raynor and Miss

Marilyn MacArthur equal with two marks less than Nliss Big-

gar. At the closing tea and rolls were served to the pupils and

visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Palmer,

Conway were recent visitors at‘ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger-

ald MacArthur, Springhill. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. ~Dan

iel MacLeod will be pleased to see them moved to their home in Victoria West again, after spending the past few months in

Wellington.

Mrs. Thomas MacArthur who is employed in Summerside, spent the weekend at her home in En-

more.

Miss Eunice Enman, who is em- , ployed in Summerside, spent the weekend at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth En-

man, Springhill.

Mrs. Robert MacLaurin, who is employed in Summerside, spent the weekend at her home in En-

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Page 1r+.The Guardian Sat, April 5, 1958l

Soviet Scientists Is Dedicated Has Few Personal Problems

M frarified stratum yet.

OSCOW (AP)——Nikolal Gina-‘ | dich Basso at 35 a doctor oflCRAMPED QUARTERS technical sciences and one of the. Soviet Union’s promising young

He lives in two small rooms,‘

with his wife, three-year-old son; ‘and both his wife's

representative of h able to the average Moscow.

The Lebedev Institute sics where he works is buildingi apartments for its »--1P10Y9_CS and Bassov expects to move into a«, three-room apartment soon.

ial change in his way of life sincel he started his career 12 years. ago.

ousing avail-iaqulllne Is a tures and brown were hard for . .

Russian ingpiercing eyes. He talks shyly of tered the army allller ?0aSyS§:r5e(!)1f %his private life, but with boyish schooling, in i941_

of Phy-,enthusiasm about science and

politics.

COMMUNIST SINCE 1950

does not question.

Demobilied in Moscow in 1945,

After completing the basic five‘

but was cushioned by a state al- lowance from start o$nish.

, GOOD INCOME

Bassov immediately entered the ‘

Bassov has been a member of: linesrtdlute of Physical Engineering

jthe Communist party since 19501 This will be the first big mater-‘To him Communism and politicsiyear course, Bassov won his are 3 Way Of 1159: and one he “candidate of sciences” degree— about ' 1 - I Bassov was born five years degree:?§lvﬁ,§§t atgd atWr(?a:,tee;.: Bassov’s intensity and devotion.lTh0I1gh c-ramped. this is fairly later his “doctor of technical sci- both as a scientist _and.a Sovietiafter the Russi-an.revo1ution. Hisyences,” the somehwat toiurher parents. citien, is reflected in his strong,l father was an engineer, but times] Russian equivalent of 8 Phdf

technical sciences, is 3,700 rubles. lHis wife still works, and this brings their total income to 4,850 rubles, or over $1,200 a month.

ager earns 4,000 rubles and up.

His education was not only free

His income now, as a doctor of

By comparison, a factory man-

But this is nowhere near Bas-

sov’s potential ceiling. As a pro- fessor, academic rung, Bassov

the next highest Soviet could

earn 6.000 rubles.

Bassov has no set hours ‘It the institute. With 15 assistants work- ing under him. he 15 I115 °W”‘ boss.

“Sometimes we have ’ ‘ him out at night, just so he 1l’be. fresh the following morning. 8', friend remarked. _

In his position Bassov recelves nearly two months vacation :1 year, double the national average.

of

to throw l

Not having attained the viet scientists mostly for refer-:tion, he added ‘ “dacha” level —- the summer ences. . . After all’ they re cu1t““'edPe0- /I Both Bassov’s parents are Still] ple. ﬂ

house in the country that is one

Bassov is one of an estimated 25,000 Soviet scientists engaged in research in 163 major scientific Insti-tutionas supervised by the So-

He is happy, enthusiastic about his work. His future is assured and as he proceeds up the ladder of his career the chances are high the few personal problems he still has—such as housing-

The Soviet‘Union's best scien- tists live in preferential housing- up to seven- or eight-room apart- ments, with a summer house in the country thrown in—-and have the use of one or two cars, a

Bassov has not reached that

Mrs. Faith Rushton, Summer- side, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude

Miss Rosalie MacArthur, who

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lislied Soviet sci _ takes his wife and son to his par-

ents’ home in Voroneh, near his - ~ birthplace. every summer-

’ He reads English and some ' German. He hesitates to speak In either. He reads much of his for- eign scientific literature in to original, and uses the vast state- operated s c i e n tific translation

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quisites of an estab-2 alive. His father. In his early entist — Bassov», works at the Institute of pores ‘- Bassov was asked whether?“ ‘parents are religious, as ,0. , l’ the older generation in Russia 't.°' are. He didn't like the quest? 111 “I don‘t know," he saidwn‘ first. “It’s hard to say," 3‘ After a moment's thought b said, “we never talk abmit .° I’m pretty sure they’re not.” It And then, by way of exmana

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