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The seat of the fading Russian Orthodox Ch'irch in the officially atheistic Soviet Union, Zagorsk is the first major stop on the old Russian Koad that heads northeast out of Moscow. It is still Mecca for believers. Boyar princes and mauraud- once galloped tartars ing through pine forests to Sher- hiev, as it was known before the revolution. Now, head out Prospekt Mire past towering oblesk honoring Soviet cosmonauts, past the USSR Exhibition of huge Economic Achievements and e fall in on the ribbon behind the e ohve drib Trinity-St- . Sergius monastery soar into view. One of only monasteries left three active in the Soviet semi Union, the nary and ecclesiastical acade- my still trains several hundred young monks, It is noon now and the hot asphalt parking lot outside the monastery is nearly empty. An old woman, her head wrapped in a white wool scarf, asks "Pamyt machina?" (wash your A car?) Young Pioneers The only tour bus in sight a disgorges I group of red neckerchiefed "Young Pioneers," the Communist girl and boy scouts. The temperature is in the middle 90s, but three babush- - two-lan- of Ritledln eaters and overcoats buying plumbingT&s te fhTnew high a white- meat pies from rise apartments along the jacketed woman behind a The 453-mil- e brown drive to Zagorsk B table. Next to her, an ice cream takes about an hour and a half. does a brisker trade with stand You need government normiccinn Koponcn it'c nast the the pioneers, selling ice cream limit that restricts UdI? W''0UI; The fthlck mai" foreigners in Moscow. Planning Wlt,h fLover.ed best fesc0eS sh?W,n.g the is worth it. It's the life of the monastery's in and the from capitl day trip St. Sergius, spills out hours drops the modern pilgrim founder, a into tree shaded paved large centuries into the Russian past courtyard. Drive through the busy, sooty Scores of women, from 40 to industrial center of 80,000 90, most bundled up in black or on and to hill a there, persons old prints, heavy wearing the left, the glistening white the monastery scarves, pack the blue walls, gleaming silver, . &ate-ahea- and gold fairytale domes of Sentenced To Death 15 rv 290-fo- ot For Smuggling DAR E3 SALAAM, Tanzania Fifteen persons have been sentenced to death for clove smuggling, the Zanzibar government announced today. The announcement gave few details of the trial by the People's Court, but said that 11 Kenyans and the defendants four Tanzanians had pleaded guilty. A mandatory death sentence was introduced for clove smuggling earlier this year in a drive to stop the traffic, which cost the government an estimated $2.3 million a year. (UPI) grounds. They sit on pitted green benches, net bags on their laps and stare silently at the ground. Others sit on the steps leading up to the four level baroque belfry built by Prince Ukhtomsky in the 18th Century and flick bits of food to the pigeons. Miraculous Fountain Near the enterance, about two dozen women push to get d into a tiny, chapel that houses the "Miraculous I multi-colore- H Fountain." Inside the dim, square chamber, they shove empty vodka bottles under the two spigots that spout from the forearms of the metal crucified Christ. They splash the spillage up on bare arms and perspiring faces and hurry out chattering, ignoring the tomb of Tsar Boris Godunov just inside the door. E t THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS FILE CABINETS Letter or Legal Sizes 2 or 4 Drawer fj 3o $4 puts all the fun of table tennis on a 24x32" hardboard. Includes 2 bouncy balls on rubber cords (can't get lost) to attach to flexible wire on net posts, two paddles, net and a set of rules. A. 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