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Salmon Carrying Seattle
Tags Caught In Russia
MOSCOW, UP) — More than 15
salmon carrying markings from
the University of Washington’s
Institute of Fisheries in Seattle
have been caught in Russian ter
ritory, the official Soviet news
agency Tass said today.
The agency reported from Pet
ropavlosk in Kamchatka Penin
sula on the Pacific that the fish
were netted in the Anadyr river
and Korfa Bay. The distance
from Seattle is about 4,000 miles.
Tass said Soviet scientists are
forwarding the markings to the
institute, as requested.
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RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA
CRITICIZED FOR PLAYING
AMERICAN JAZZ POORLY
MOSCOW, —The variety or
chestra of the Central House of
Art Workers was sharply criti- j
cized by the publication Soviet i
Culture for adopting American '
jazz—and doing it badly.
The “strange intonations” of the j
music, said the magazine, were j
picked up over radios from
abroad.
Soviet Culture termed the or- j
chestra’s renditions “loud, coarse,
physiological and aimed at a
cheap, pure, jazzy effect with bel- j
lowing trombones, howling saxo- j
phones and a racket of drums . . .
“All this, as any imitation or
copy, is many times worse than
its original.”
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