SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LABDY, K. - LABEZOV, G.I.

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HALASZ, Aidras; JANOSI, Antal; _IW,.
Synthesis, dehydration and variations of iodic acid. Veszprem
vegyip egy kozl 4 no.2tl59-167 160
1. Yeszpremi Yogyipari Egyetem Analitikai Kemiai Tansmek.

LPJECKA S.
---
Hydrolytic enzymas of the Gr&..)k tortoise's kidnoy. Folia h~-ol 11
no.1:145-155 163. 1
1. Department of Histology and Embryology, Pomeranian Ybdical
Academy, Szczecin. Head: Ji Slutwinski, M.D.

IABECKI, Z.
"Magnetic Anomalies End Their Importanca to Compass Traverses."
P. 105, (-PRZEGLAD GEOD~t-2UNY, Vol. ).0., No. 4, Apr. 1954.
Warszawa, Poland.)
SO: Monthly I.Ast of East European kmessions, (EAL), LC,
Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec. 1954, Uncl.

LAMIDZINSKI, Yranciezek (Poznan, u1. Mickiewluza 22)
Needle with a handle for blood taking. Poleki tygod. lek. 9 no.
32:1011-1012 9 Aug 54.
1. E III KlinikA Chorob Vew-n-stmnych A.M. w Poznaniu.
(RIKATOWT, apparatus and instruments,
. needle with handle for blood taking)

LABZDZKI, P.
"Highway Transportation of the Polish Grain Trade a-A the PurchasixL~ of
I
Grain." p. 18, (GOSPODIX-M~- 4-1-30ZO.-W't., Vol. 5, '.10. 9. SePt, 1954. ';,,P-rszai,?a,
PolarA.)
SO: Monthly List of East Europevin Accessions, (EEAL), LC,
Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec. 1954, Uncl.

LOME, S.
0 C. V~M ~,; I Q K~,
Histogenesis and clinical aspect )-," for-inizing
J..,., 'P.1 03 A F%. t"TVT nf%.CN
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- -:t 5- -. - . - - - - .
I* vi ---A Obstatrics (HL,'ad-
Roman W"ilevski,M.D.) of the Tranafigpir.-*'.-.~zz of Our A-evru-
pital in Warsaw.

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(len 6 Vol 11/10 int'ernal rod Oct 59
5836. OSSEOUS LESIONS IN PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA - Badania nad zrntamlmi
kostnymi w niedokrwistoilci ztodliwej - L abe nA" t A 9 ka If. I t. u ka ti = e w-
a k I B. and W a w r z y n i a k S. W. KIK-Chordb Wewnqt. A. M., Zakt.
Radiol. A. M., Zakk. Anat. Patol. A. M.. Poznad - POL. ARCII. AIED. WEWNVT.
1958, 28/7 (995-997)
In patients with pernicious anaemia the bone is strUtingly soft. Radiological anti
hiatopathological examinations of thin slips of bone were performed in 16 patients.
Lesions were found pointing to the rareficationand sponging of the cortical matter
and lesiona showing atrophy or spongy bone. (VI. 9 0)

EXG-ERPTA mEDICA Seq.6 Vol.11/1 Internal lied. Jan 57
433. LABENDZIASKI F., M.AJEWSKI C. and ROZYNEK M. M Klin. Chor.
-V_ew_n_jTr_z-ny-cWW.-W., Poznah; Zaki. Anat. Patol. A.M., Potnaft. *Ostre
bialaczki. H. W aprawle ostrych blafaciek monocytowych I monocytoidalnych.
Acute leukaemias. 11. The problern of acute monocytic
and ' monocytoid* leUkaemias PATOL.POL. 1955, 6/4 (239-252)
Illus. 8
The amilysis of 5 cases of moaocytic and mcnocytoid leukaemia revealed markeo
differencen between the clinical and the histological picture. In particular. the
findings at biopsy and at autopsy do not always agree with 1he acute clinical cour-
-Be of monocytic leukaemia.
Frommics -Cracow (V1,5.16)

LkBENDZINSKI, Franciezi9k, NOWAK-RILUKDWA, Irena
Posttransfusional cerabral complications in various blood diseases.
Polskle arch. med. wewn. 26 no.12:1815-1817 1956.
1. Z III Klinilri Uhorob VownatrzTqch A.M. w Poxnantu
Kierownik: prof. dr. med. F. Labendzinaki. Poznan, ul.
Mickiewicza 22.
(191DOD TIUNSFUSIO~i, compl.
cerebral hemorrb., in myelocytic Ieukamia
pernicious anemia (Pol))
(LEM141A, MYEWCYTIC. compl.
cerebral hemorrh. after blood transfusion (Pol))
(ANEVIA. PRIMCIOUS. corpl.
same)
(CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE, et~ol. & pathogen.
blood transfusion in myelocytic leukemia & pernicious
anemill (POI))

YEDICA See 6 Vol 13/2- -Iniernal Med-.- Feb - 59---
644. A CLINICAL PICTURE OF PLASMOCYTONIA ON ritE BASIS GF OBSERVA-
TION OF I I PERSON~~ CASES - Obraz kliniczny szpicza);a plitzmocytowego
na podstawie obserwacji dw6.,h wlasnych przypadk6w - jA_12je n d z i 6 s k I F.
and C b o d e r a A. III Klin. Chor. Wewn. A. hl. , Poznah - POC_T_Y_U_.LM-
1057, 12/46 (17115-177f)) IlIvs, 2
On the basis (if the literature iend obaervation of I I personal cisels of plasmocyto-
ma (from 1948-1956) the causes of a faulty primary dlaRnosis are explained.
Biopsy of bone marrow to obligatory and If necessary should be repeated. Indica-
tions for biopsy are a. o. a rapid Intaximum, ESR, suspicious lesions on the radio-
grams of the whole skeleton and pathological result of the clectrophoresis. Among
the cases of plasmocytoma described 2 belonged to the less frequent forms. In
one of them of the whole skeleton only one focus In the toe was shown by X-ray,
during several months In spile of the fact that from the beginning of the observa-
tion the patient had 75% of plasmocyten In the bone marrow of the sternum, The
2nd case belonged to a rarer type of plasmocytoma N., I. c. with an almost normal
globulin compowition. Due to this circumstance, the I'SH in this case deviated
from the normal, but so inconsiderably that diagnosi~wus delayed. All other typee
of plasmocytoma showed not only a high ESI1 (about 120-150 mm. after one hr.)
but an acceleration as well, appearing already after 10-20 min. This characteris-
tic sign should not pass unnoticed at the routine performance of the ESR and should
contribute to a more frequent early diagnosis of the disease. Out of the therapeutic-
al drugs only ACTH brought about a subjective improvement, and to a smaller
extent blood trans.usion and X-ray Irradiations. (VI, 5, 16)

EXCERPTA MMICA Seo.. (") Vol. 11/9 Sept- 57
LA,8,e1VflZ TNSKI F.,
5476.,LABENDZIgSKI F. and C140DERA A. III Klin. Chor. Wewn. A.M., Poznazi.
*V7_s_p_ra_w_Ne _siatko7w_iaka p.',!zrnvcytowego z prawislow)m widmem bialkowym.
Plasmocytic reti*culoma with normal protein spectrum
POL. ARC.' H. MED. W EWNFT. 1957, 27/ 2 (243-248) rrnphs I TabIFs 2 I'llus. 6
Plasmatic retit~ulomas lacking the characteristic featur* of pronounced parapro-
teinaemia are very rare. A case in clinical observation for over 6 m4,.,nths up to
death is reported. All other traits of myeloma were present, e-,-,n the periodic se-
cretion of Bence-Jones protein with the urine. On the basis of the literature the
significance of such cases for explaining the pathogenesis of myeloma is discussed.
It is not possible at the present moment to go beyond some more or less probable
assumptiom,3. The only drug which brought relief to the patient by decreasing the
pain and improving the physical efficiency was ACTH, while stilboestrol. stilbamid-
ine and pentamidine did not bring help at all. (VI, 5, 16)

1AM"I'D111TSKI, Pranciezek; ]MOZOVSK.A., Wanda
Effect of certa drugs on eoainophil; level in the '1)lood. Polskie arch.
-nod. wewn. 27 no.4:463-407 1957.
1. Z III Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A. M. w Fbznaniu, gisrownik:
prof, dr med. F, labendzinski, Adres: Poznan, Mickievicza 22 m 11.
(2MINOPHIL COM, effect of druge on,
(ACT-H (Pnl))
(AGTH, effecte,
on eooincrnhil count (Pol))

IABENDZINSKI, Fr.; BINWKI, J..; IACKA, E.
Results of the experiments with blood ctiagnIation with the use of
serotonin In Hartert's thromboelastograph. Acts, physiol. polon. 10
no.2:257-259 Mar-Apr 59.
1. Z III Kliniki Chorob Wewnetr2rqch A. M. w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof. dr
ft. latenziuBki.
(BEROTONIN, eff.
on blood coagulation. Hartert's thromooelastograph (Pol))
(BWOD COAGUI&TION, eff. of draga on,
serotonin, Hartert's. thromboelastograph (Pol))

LABENDZINSKI Franciszek; BIELSKI, Janusz
Report on the clinical value of thromboel.astography. Polski tygod.
lek. 14 no.9:369-374 2 Mar 59.
I. Z III Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A. M. w Poznaniu; Kierownik:
prof. dr F. Labendzinski. Adres: Poznan, ul. Mickiewicza 22 m. 11.
(BLOOD COAGULATION
thromboilastography, clin. value (Poi) )

IAHWZINSKI, 7ranciazlik: TMSZELGIIA, Irena; RUDNIGKA, Maria,
-- 1-l'.... WWCIECHVVSKX-,'Wfia
Infectious mononucleosis. Clinical and sepoepidemiological
investigations among Po%nEm youth daring 1954-57. Poznan-tow-
przyjaciol nauk.,wydz.lek. 17 no.6:1-19 '59-
(INRCTIOUS M(NOMCTZOSIS in adolescence)

LABENDZINSKI, Franciszek; CHODIM, Alfons
Intraosseous -Droliferation of pLismacytes in myeloma. Polskie arch.
med. wewn. 29 no.2:275-278 1959.
1. Z III Kliniki. Chorob Wewnetrznych A. M. w Pomanin Kierownik-
prof. dr med. F. Inbendzinokii Adras Poznan, ul. Hikiewicz 22 m. 11.
(MTICLCMA, PWKk CALL, oathol.
Intraosseous proliferation of plasma-colls (Pol))

BIZISKI, Ja=sz; IABX=IWKI, 7rancigzek
On a Frapplementary thromboelastographic mnifestation :L,2 throm-
bopenic purpuras. Polskie arali.med.vewnstrz. 30 no.1:57-64 160.
1. 9 111 lainiki Chorob Wewne-brznych A.M. w Pomanin, XLerownik:
prof.dr.med. 7. labandzinski.
(PURFM THROMBOEINIC diag.)

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IABEN Franciazek
=~~- '_
cape ; Givcn 11&L;,
Coomt--7- Poland
Acctctia_,~c Dtgrecs: Dr. Med.
AffIllf-t-10.1: Professor at the Scbool of 14Bdicine (Akademia Medyczna), Poznan
and Director of it13__7b_irii_C!i~_ic 6f Internal Diseases (III Klinika
Chorob Wewnetrznych Akademit Medymnej-Poinan)
Warsaw, Frzeglad Lelkarski, No 5, 1961, pp 202-204
"Dmerimental Invest-ations on the Iafluence o* Serotonin on
Blood Clotting."
Co-author:
Janusz, Thlrd-Clinic o:~,-Internal -Diseases, School
of 14edicine, PoiETI-n-; DirecLor: Prof. Franciszek IABENDZnSKI, dr. med.

Gien F~,
Co'latryl FOAM
Acalvale D!emes: Ir-t gives-7
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Md-rOi-jkWv*trxvych Akad6all rs"004 romi), FOCA") Mmews
PW. dr "a
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D114, "7brvCbc*I&stogrxVV as a CrItarloo at Umi rA&t*l" ZMc3.*wy.-
(Abstract).
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---L~i?17'NDZTNSYT; Franciszel
Given
C=ntry. Poland
Acadtmf.c Dmorce3; Dr med
Profesnor at the School of Med1cine (Akademia Medyczna) in Poznan
Affllft-tion- and director of -C-li-n-ic' -of- Internal Diseases (III Klinika
Chorob Wewnetrznychy---"------------'-------'
Sn,urcc: warsaw, Prze8lad Leha-aski, NO 5, 1961, pp 217-21B
Data: "An Additional Thromboelastographic Symptom in Platelet Diseaseis" (Abstract)
Co-author:
BlELSKI, Janusz, Thi--i Clinic of Internal Diseases, School of Mledicine,
P5-inbA; Director: ?--of. Franciazek IABENDZINSKI, dr med.

LABENDZINSKI, Franciozek; NEMAN, Witold
Pb1pr's nuclear anoma3,v in 2 families in Wielkopolska. Pol. tys. lek.
17 no.S.*298-299 19 F 162.
1. Z III Oddzialu Wevnetrznego Szpitala Miejskiego im. StruBia w
Pbznaniu; ordynator: prof. dr zed. F. Labendsinski; dyrektor: dr med.
S. Andrzejewski.
(IMOCYTES)

p~k,; MAR022?IAK, Maria,
LAB=Z1NSU,_j~r=,p;b - 17WCZAREK, luejem; SAWICKA,
Anna.
Three casea~pf plasma--cell leukemia observed simultaneously
in 1 year. P61. arch. mod. wevnat. 33 no.12114371-14+42 163.
1. Z III (Vdzial-u Wei S pitaill Miejs ieg-0 im.Strusia
w PoznaniujWerownJk-. pro.L.ar.med. F.,Iabendzinski); z III.
Klinik~.',Chorlc"TU W6,wmetrziych AM -.r Poznaniu (kierownik: prof,
dr.med. K.Vysocki) i ze Szpitala Powiatovago w Jarocinie
Pomanskim (ordynator: lek.med. J.Marciniak).

LABENDMISKI", F., prof. dr.; NEMAN, Witoldj BADYDA, Gyryl.
3d case of Pelger's ancmaI7 in Wielkopolska. Ccmparison with
pseudo--Pelger granulocytic picture In a patient with malignant
ly.aphomi. Pol. tyg. lek. 20 no.1228-29 4 Ja 165.
1. T Oddzialu Wewrotrznego Szpitala Kiejsklego im. Strusia
(Kierovnikt prof. dr. F. Iabendzinski) I z III Kliniki Chorob
Vornetrmyah Ak&demii. 14ed7cznej vi Poznaniu (Kierownikt prof.
dr. Ko Tilysock-1).

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7. 1'et"'Ods 'Ised
40n of Vea u
t,.ra.Lua
~he Basa.-,; PrOU'letion Indices.
Folana, o!.
0 t- r- ~7 t ye a s t r,-. oa-.,.cc !,-,.n r.E; th --)d s use d~,Tid We 1'e I
i.,omDared on '~Ihe bazf.2- cf tIle f, OW ]-r~g s - e 'E. ct ive
-Da 5 4 Sof
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molas-ses per j- 13 d
-easc: ~-n Y Ie r ]L
ease jrocajum, -aa."--y
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of Y 4n fc-rm-en-,;eJ qlicl a r, 0 tan tof y
- i 0-~ -e- It wash
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'P I - L'E rl
A.Ouna th-at the b---s-- --od ods -dere
cenr nd retix-ring of yeast milk Ito F~, and the
,r4 ';'ug" -r,7 a
3emi- C"Ont J-!ru:3 ous procedure 0511-Ulya"l.

GAVRIWVt V.I.;. LABEMSP V.F.-; MASHKMCH, N.G.; 'UHrM, K.A.
[Model technological obarts for growing and barvesting fani crops
applicable in vork1mg out scientific farming systems and ccmpiliz)g
long-range and year3.7 plans for collective and yearly statcl fa=s
of-Ryazan Province] Primerrve tekbnologiebaskis karty po-%rozdely-
vaniiu i uborke sellskokhoziaistvennykh kalltur dlia ispol"zovaniia
pri razrabotke nauobno-obosnovannykh sistem Yedeniia, khozististvap
sostavleniia per;qxktivWkh i godovykh planov eg6 razvitiin v kolkbo-
zakh i ~ovkhozakh I-iiazanskoi oblasti. Riazanly 1960* 169 p@
(MMA 14:6)
1. Vsesoyuznaya akademiya se11skokhozyaystvenrWkh na-LA Inei2i Y.I.Le-
inina. 2. Rukovoditell brigaay Vassoyuznoy akademii rellskokhozyayst-
veroVkh nauk imeni, V*I.Tenina (for Gavrilov). 3. ltyazanskoye
oblastnoya upravleni7e sel'skogo khozyaTetva (for Vanyukov, Gre:rov).
(Ryazan Province-Agriculture)
(kazan Province-Field craps)

GAVRILOV. V.I.; LABZMS. MASHOVICH, K.G.,k11nd.sel'skokhoz.naUk
----------
[model norms for woeiring out scientifically tested nethodit for
making long-range and annual plans for the development of
agrityalture on collective and state forms of Ryazan Province]
Primernye normativy dlia razrabotki nauchno-oboonovannykh sistem
vedeniia perspektivnykh i godovyU planov razvitlia sallelcogo kho-
ziaistva v kolkhozakh i sovkqozsk-h Riazanskoi oblasti. Moskva,
1960. 233 p. (MIRA 13%7)
1. Ryazanakaya oblast'. Upravloniye sel'okogo khozyayntva,
2. Otdal rasmashcheniya i spetsializataii Vaesoyuzncgo nouchno-
isaledovatellskogo institute ekcnomiki sellakogo khozyayetva (for
Oavrilov, Labenets, Mashkevich).
(Ryazan Provin.-e.--Agriaulture)

LAB=-,S., Ye. M.
"The Mneralpgical Composition and Physicochemical Propetties
of the Soils of the Kizyl-Arvat Foothill Plain." Cand Agr Sui..
X-Ray Iaboratory, Soil Inst imeni V. V. Dokuohayevp Acad Sci USSR.. Moscow,
1935. (KL, No 9.. Feb 55)
so: sum. No 631, 26 Aug 55-Survey of Scientific and Technies.1
Dissertations Defended at USSA Higher Edueational Institutions
(14)

USSR/Soil Science Riysical and Ch=mical Properties of Soils. J-3
AB-T Jour : Bef Zhur - Bio'L., No 3, 10,58, 10492
Author : Gorbunov, N.I., Labenets, Ye-14., Maria3., R.A.
Inst : -
Title ; The Mineralogical and Chemical Compo~itior of the Muddy
q and of the K:,zyI-Ax-!ra+. Ilo-antain
Fraction of the jalkL,
Plain (An Extension of the T,,kEy)
Orig Pub : Takyry Zap. Turlmenii i puti ikh s.-kh. osvoyeniya, Moskva,
A-kad Nauk SSSR, 1956, 3e~8-410
Abstract : Mud forms 16% of the upper partof the takyr crust and
32% of the lc-;!er part. Hydrophobic minerals (hydromicas)
predominate in this fraction in the upper part of the crust,
and hydrorhilic minerals (beydellite and others) in the
lover part. Data are given on radioscopic analysis, ther-
mal analysis, and total analysis of the fine-Crained frac-
tions. The metabolic capacity is insignificant, as is the
swelling and also the maximum hygroscopic moistness of the
Card 1/2

USSR/Soil Science - Fhysical and Chemical Properties of Soils. J-3
AZ6 Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 3, 1958, 10492
muddy fraction of the upper part of the crust. Data on
the total composition of the muddy fraction have indicated
a broader S-10 /R 0 ratio in the upper part, of the takyr
crust. The sj,;Xt3 metabolic capacity of the muddy frac-
tion of the takyr and its alluvial deposits /prolyuviall
nyye nanosy/ is caused by desert wind erosion and the
soil's low content of org!xnic substancer.
Card 2/2
LABENET3, ~CVJ~
USSR/Soil Science. Tillage. Land Feclamation. Erosion. J-5
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 6, 1958, 24e32.
Author Gorbunov, N.I.; Iabenets, F.&
Inst
Title Soil Crust in Irrigation of Salt Flats and the Means
of Combatting It.
Orig Pub: V. sb.: Takyry Zap. Turkmenii i puti ikh 9--kh,
osvoyeniya. M., AN SSSR, 1956, 691-699.
Abstract: 7-.e basic method of combatting crust formation or.
salt flats is irrigation. Fuxrow and overhead ir-
rigation is reco=ended. 1, positive effect of
the thin testaceous, crust that forms in overhead
irrigation is observed; the crust prevents intensive
evaporation of soil moisture. The formation of the
salt flat crust decreages with mulching of the soil
Card 1/2
71

Cour:~ry : USSR
Catecory : Soil Science. Physical and Chemical Proper-
CI
ties of Soils.
Abs jour : RZhBiol*j No 6, 1959, No 24581
Au t h :.) r% Labenets, Ye. M.
Inst AS USSR.
Title s Mineralogical Composition of Franctions Larger
than 0,001 mm in So.J.Is of the Central. Part of
Kizyl-Arvat Foot-of-the-Mountain Plain.
OriG Pub, : Tr. Pochv. in-ta AN SSSRI 1958, 537 39-50
Abstract : A mineralogical composition of fractions larger
than 0,,001 mm of takyr soil,) of alluvial perio-
dically-Inundated soil, primitive sie~rozem and
of laomy soils from temporar.v river beds is
submitted. Invest igat ions were conducted with
the assistance of a polarizing -nicroscope and
'ard
Country : USSR
Category : Soil Science. Physical and Chemical Proper-
ties of Soils,
Abs Jour : RZhBiol.9 No 6, 19599 No 24581
Author
Inst 9
T it 1e
Orig Pub
Abstract iMIne.~".qed liquids. The basic componew,,s of the
mineralogical composition of the fractions
are quartz~ ff-I'Aspa- (p:eincipally, albite and
microcline', and mica; the accessory minerals
are hornblendeq epidote, chlorite, cyocite,-
pyroxene r-.-id in smal7er ouar~',-' -je. '- ar
A. .'4'1 iite,
grantiteg circoo and rutile, Usually the-.-e are
Card 215
Country 'a "'U'SSR
0 ^ .11 %:!

Category Soil Sc-ience. Physical anct UReMICUi. 4-,&%jjj~~
ties of Soils.
Abs Jour pzhmol., No 6, 1959, No 24581
Author
Inst
Title I
Orig Pub
Abstract t soils, considerable contents of mica and
feldspar are noted, as wall as eyosite. In,
primitive sicrozern, the quantity of quartz ~n-
creases,, Ar-Davzance of s,3ricitized and modi-
fied minerUs are obse3!vod. The mineralogical
composition of loamy scils is distinguished
by an increase of the mica content. Data of
Card 41,15

Country USSR
Category Soil Science. Physical and Chemical Proper-
ties of Soils.
Abs Jour RZhBiol,,, No 61 19597 No 24581
Auth=.,
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
Abstract the total chemical analyses of the fractions,
obtained from takyr soils, axe submitted. An
increase of Mg content in the finer fractions
and their impoverislIment of Ca is noted. --
Na I, Bazilevich
Card

LABITM, Ye.M.;Prinimali uchastiye: GRADUSOV, B.P.; ClITZ111:01ill, IL.F.
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Ghemical and mirieralogic-al characteristics of the meadow,
Soloth so.-*L-ls in the Krasnomamensk Cmial zone. Pochvoved.enle
no.11:4-4-59 1~ t6/+ (marm 1E;:i)
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LABENSKlYt A. S. Cand. Chem. Sci.
Dissertation: "Investigation of the Alkaloids of Lindelofin and Lindelofamin.
All-Union Sci Res Chemicopharinaceutic inst irneni 6. Ordkhonikidge -
"VNIKHFI.".. 2 Dec 47.
SO.f Vechernyaya Moskva, Dec, 1947 (Project #17836)

UP,Zjj5YjIt A. S.
A. S. Labenskii Lknd G. P. Nienlshikov, Investie~,tion of alkaloids lfn-
delcfie anc-usoicles. 1. Pew alkaloics lindelofin r.,nd lincelfEcmin --nd their
structure. D. 1836
From Lindelofia ancl~usoides (a-lecies Borrarinuceae) are evolv,,d two new
alkaloids: lindelofin (C 1 r,1~7 0 11) and linde 10fV1,1-4 n (020 1133 05 10 .It J.5
pro-.,d tMt lindelofin iii a coh, .1~x ester of d-lso-r'etro-necanolc (11) and
trachelantinic &,cid (1). It is oroved tbLt 1ir,(1elof,.:!in is a derivative of
lindelofin, where one of the two hydrox-, .1 groiins of trc;c'--lrntini,- ~-,cid
is esterified kv tiglinic acid. From this the struc,-'~tre t--f lindelofamin is
limitea only b,, two noF-,E-Ibilities (III).
Orzhonikidze All Union "'cientific Research Institute of PhErmacautical Chemistry
Photo-Chenical. Laboratory, 11"oscow, Eay 22, 194.7
SO: Journal of Gener~-,J- Chemistry (USSR) ~8, (80) No. 10 (1948):

USM/Cb~mist-.:7 - Alkaloids Oct 46
Pharmaceutirals
Mle-!Iarch on the Alk lolds Lindelaria Anchusoides:
The zpw Alkaloids, Lindelofin (1) and Lind,~-
iTI), and Their Structures," A. S. -Liben
way;; G. P.' X~~Izhlkov, Photoehan-Lab,; AlL~Unlon.
Sal Fee Chemico phar last imeni~Ordzhoidkidze,':
Zhur Obehch Xbi-" Vol XVIII.) No 10
:,Zsolates tiro new alkaloids from Lindeloria
i6~uaoideii of the family Box"isginaceae: I
and 11- (C20H 0 N)L "Former is ester..
wa3t a6helantun -acidk~
k6lf-,d- sotetioneksi.1
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1~0~Chemistry Alkaloids' Oct 48"
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larmaceuticals (Contd)
&nd latter is derivative,or former,'formed by,~
esierification with tiglWc acid of one of Us
:t46 hydioxyl grQups of trachelanthln acid.
~Subm#ted-R2 May 4T.
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I 2W LABENSKIY, 0. S.
USSR/Chemistry - Alkaloids
May 52
t'Th6 Effect of Active Carbon on the Process of Oxidation of Papaverine by Atmcspharic
CVgen,yl A)-l-Union.Sci-Res Chen, Pharm Inst. im Ozlzhonikidze, Moscow
-Zhur Obifth Khim,.Vol 22, No5, pp 886-889
In o)ddation of papaverine by atm 0 in the prenence of active carbon, papaveraldine and
papaverinol are formed. The latter dissolves in H SO 4 and forms a violet-colored soLn. The
Admxture of popaverinol in papaverine, due to oxiiation when papaverine is treated with
active carbon, is ther6fore the cause of the violet coloraticn of papaverine in A'2sol,
solns. The degreeof sensiti-vity of the papaverinol-H 2S04 color reActicn was detd.,
263 T 39

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Labenskiy, A.
USn/Chemistry - Pharruceuticals, Alkaloids
"Stereoisomeric Transf ormations -..n the Heliotridane Series." A. -^. Labernskiy,
9
Sero,.ral, and 0. P. 1,1,(,nt --hikov, All-2Jn--ori Sci-I'Les Chemicopharmaceut Inst iin S. Crdzhollikidze
DAN SSSRS Vol 68, No 3) pp, 467-470
Two diasteromeric amino acids were prepd frori oxidation of isoretoni(,aloric acid and from
lindelofidine having identical properties except for opposir,,r, specific rotations. This
isorrerization makes it posEible to prepare pseudo-heliotridane from heliotridane.
Presented by Acad R. Yi. itodionov 24 '.'ov 52.
265 T 10

LILULISKIY I A. S.
o.
nol as an admixture to papaverine. Hed.prom. 11 n 9:36-38
S '57. IRA 10:]_2)
1. Vaesoyuzriyy no-achno-issledovatellekiy kh"Imiko-farmetsevtichookiy
institut imeni S.Ordzhonikidze.
(PAPAVERINS) (PAPIA VER INOL)

GIMASIMMIKO, I.I.; iIFILIGHIGH, P.R.; LABINSHY, A.B.; RALASHOVA, Ye.G.
Solanum aviculare as a soares of steroids. Med.prom. 12 no.2.*11-18
F 158, (MIRA 11:3)
1. Vsesoymnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut lekarstvennykh i
aromatichaskikh rauteniy i VsesoymWy nauchno-insledova tell skiy
khimiko-famatswi,ticbaskly institut imeni E.Ordrhonikidze.
(NIGHTSHADIR) (ALKALOIDS)

AUTHOR: Labenskij, A. S., 79-2-:So'/64
TITLE- The Investigation of the Crystalline Sut)Etance Por..-,ed in the
Production of Anabasine Sulfate (lasledovaniye krist-Micheskogo
veshchestva, obralujashchegosya v proizvodstve sullf~lita aria-
bazina)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii, 19589 Vol. 2d, tir 2, PP. 5,17-551
(Ussil)
ABSTRACT: The substance iiientioned in IV-he title was obtained b~ the Chi;:,k-
ent Chemical and Pharmaceutical Plant (Chimkentsj:ij khimfarm-
zavod). It was purified by recr~-stallization and then investi-
g-~ted. The substance is soluble in water, hovicvor, insoluble
in or.,anic 8olvents. For this reason it was assu:icd that it is
an asaino acid. The compound of the "affilinic acid" was found
by elementary analysis which was also confiriaed b., farthccr in-
vestigations (e.g. the temperature depression of methyl esters
according to Orekhov (ref.3) and SpIth (ref.1) et al.). T'1ft(-.!r(.-
fore it is concluded that originally sulfate of the affilinic
acid is concerned. The formation of affilinic acid in the tech-
nical. anabasine sulfate is explained bS the action of sulfuric
acid on affiline and by the occurrence of precipitatioi. with
Card 1/3 salting out ins,)ite of its good solubility in water. Assar:iing

The Inveitiatition of the Crystalline Substance Vor:3ed in thf., 79-2-6olu'l,
Prodqction of Anabasine Sulfate.
that hydrogenation takes place in th:D case of affili:iL; as vell
as of affilidine, affilidinic acid was for the first time iso-
lated frou technical ansbasine sulfate. Affili:ic car. be oro-
duced with a yield of 8o-,, b: heatini? affilinic acio. Accordin-
to technical literatire affil-'.n(- is an active
substance, thus, the producticn from refuses of the ana-busine
production might be of JI.nterest. A crjstalline optically active
subctance isomer to affiline was obtaired oil the occasion of
melting the hydrochloride of affilinic acid as well as on the
occasion of heating affiline combined with hydrochloric acid to
2650C. it is assumed that one of the eight possible stereo-
isomers of 'Ispartenine" is concerned, and farther investigationE
are maae. The method of preparation as well as specific data
are given. There are 5 references, 3 of which are Slavic.
Card 2/3

The Investigation of the Crystalline Substance 1"ormed in the 79-2-6o/64
Production of Anabasine Sulfate.
ASSOCIATION: A3.1-Unioa Scientific Research, Institute for Chemistry and Phar-
macy (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-.'armatsr--;-
ticheskiy institut)
SUBMITTED-. January 16, 1957
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 3/3

MATSOVA, L*G.-, LABENSKIY, A.S.
Coudensation-preducts of I-ephadrine and d-peaudoophadrine with
acetone. Zbur.ob.khim. 28 no,9:2398-2601 6 t58. (MIRA 11:11)
1. V.8ecoyuznyy nauchno,--issl9dovatel'Bkiy khimiko-farmatsevtichaskiy
institut imeni S.Ordclaonlkifte.
(2phedrine) (Peaudoephadrine)
(Condensation products (Chemistry))

SOVI"j79-28-11-48/55
AUTHORS: lab e ns-k rerasirenko, I. I. , Utkin, L. M.
TITLE: On the Glucoalkaloiu- of the Plant Solanum Megacarpum Koidz,
a "rightshade (0 glyukoalka,.oide rasteniya Solanum
megaedrpum Koidz(paslen krupnoplodnyj-))
PERIODICAL: Zburnal obshchey khimii, 1958, Vol 28, lir 11 , P-~ 312o-3122
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: One of the modern natural sources of steroid compcunds are
the various types of nightshades that contain glucoulk.-loids
of steroid nature. The separation of the glucoalkaloids
from the leaves and the upper shoots of this plant during
the ripcning of the fruit was carried out according to Kuhn
Nun, Ref 1) with the glue oalkal oid C H 0 N (melting point-
49 81 2o
259-2600) being isolated. Its properties differ from those
alraady known so that it Pas given the new term "megacarpine".
It fcrms a eQlfat6 that is difficult to dissolve in Nater. In
the hydrolytic cleavage with hydr,,chloric acid in methanol'
a chloro hydrate of the aglucone C 27H4502N.HC1.51120 (Melting
Card 1 point 298-2990) was obtained. Its ewpirical formula and its

SOV79-28-11-45/55
On the Glucoalkaloid of the Plant Solanum Vega, ,ar-pum Koidz, a
Nightshade
melting point correipond to those of"tomatidine" (Ref 2). The
obvious decrease of the melting point of the mixture of
these two compounds and the deviation of the specific optical
rotation of the obtained aglucone from that of "tomatidine"
is in contrast to the identity especially as in the formar
tbere is no double bond (Refs 3r 4). The nature of the sugar
compounds formed in the hydrolysis of megacarpine was determin-
ed by paper chromatography. On this occaeion glucose, galac-
tose, and Vlone were found, which corres.??onds to the compo-
sition of "tonatine" and I'demissine" (Refs 2, 5). The mega-
carpine thus consists of 4 molecules of simple sugar types.
The optical rotation of the sum of all sugar compounds ob-
tained in the hydrolysis amounted to +43.060, which approximate-
ly corresponds to that obtained with the mixture of 2 molecules
xylose, 1 moleculegalactose and 1 molecule glucose. There are
8 references.
ASSOCIATION: Vseso.-uznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy khimiko-farmatsevti.-
cheskiy institut imeni S. Ordzhonikidze (All Union Scientific
Card 2/1~2' Chemo-Pharmaceutical Research institute imeni S. Ordzhonikidze)

IABIINSK7~- AI.S.- , - , -
Na"otoline in opim -,Zhur. prikl. khim. 31 no.2t323-324 7 158.
(min u t5)
1, Veasoyaznyy,nauehno-iseledovatellskiy khimiko-farmate9vtioheWdy
Institut imoul 3, Ordshonizifte.
(Narootoline) (opium)

5.3900 77413
SOV/79-30-1-74/78
AUTHOR: Labenskiy, A. S.
TITM Concerning a Glucoalkaloid of the Plant Solanum Mega-
carpum Koidz. II. Identity of Megacarpidine and Dihydro-
solasodine
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal obshchey khimii, 196o, Vol 30, Nr 1, PP 335-338
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Empirical formula of megacarpidine (C 27H45 02N), esta-
blished by the author and his coworkers in previous
work (Labenskiy, A. S., Gerasimenko I I et al.,
*
'
Identical
i;
Zhur. obshchey khim., 28, 3120 (1956)),
with composition of two steroids--tomatidine and dihydro-
solas~odine. Having demonstrated the dissimilarity of
megacarpidine and tomatidine in the work cited above,
the author, in this work, compared physical constants
of megacarpidine and dil-.kydrosolasodine and of their
derivatives (see Table A) and thus demonstrated the
Card 1/6 Adentity of both compounds. The infrared spectra of

Concerning a Glucoalkaloid of the Plant 77413
Solanum Megacarpum Koidz. II. Identity SOV/79-30-1-74/78
of Megacarpidine and Dihydrosolasodine
Table A. Constants of megaearpidine, dihydroso'Lasodine, and
their derivatives. - -
SPECIFIC POrATIoN t4SL.TIM6 POINT
Of-
III CHG~ 1I"CHjDH 14VORGeNLORIVE PIZA&L"WEI FIIC$tArtalMOtCRIOItATtl^e"tor"A*T*g ACCYATI
ITi4l VASE I I 1 1.
52.0 20 54.3 20 208 -2090 298-2990 M -21 M Hr 231 -1W MA-20.50 82-1830
::50.0 2 -54A 2 207-5-M5 291-M 21&5-21 141--142 230.5-2310* M -215 1183ASU
I .I I 199~ I I . 1
Meltin Points of picrates were determined in the
Koffler tK'ofler) block; those of other compounds, in
a capillary.
** This melting point is, for reasons not known, far
above that given in the literature (141-,.1420) (Briggs,
Card 2/6 L. H., et al., J. Chem. Soc., 1950, 3013).

Oonci~rning a Glucoalkaloid of the Plant -,741.3
Solanum Megacarpum Koidz. M Identity SOV/79-30-1-74/78
of Megacarpidine and Dihydrosolasodine
both compounds (obtained at the Physical-Chemical
Laboratory of this Institute under supervision of Yu.
N. Sheynker) gave additional proof of their Identity.
The structural formula of solasodine being known
(Briggs, L. R., Harvey, W. E., et al., J. Chem. Soc.,
1950,)~013; Uhle, F. C., J. Am. Chem. Soc., 75, 2280
(1953 the megacdrpidine can be represented by the
formula shown below, where R is tetrasaccharide ccm-
posed of one mol~;cule of glucose, one molecule of
galactose, and two molecules of xylose.
C11-t
Card 3/6
113

Concerning a Glucoalkaloid of the Plant 77413
Solanum Megacarpum Koidz. II. Identity SOV/79--30-1-74/78
of Megaca2pidine and Dihydrcisolasodine
Dihydrosolasodine, prepared from solasodine by the
method described by Briggs (Briggs, L H., Newbold,
R. P., et ai., J. Chem. Soc., 19 2, 3j and megacarpi-
dine (obtained earlier from the stems of Solanum
megacarpum Koidz by the author and his coworkers
(loc. cit.) and purified by gassing its chloroform solu-
tion through an A1203 column were converted into
respective hydrochlorides (by addition of alcoholic
HC1 to the hot alcoholic solutions of the bases);
picrolonates (by mixing alcoholic solutions of the
respective bases with picrolonic acid); picrates (by
Card 4/6 addition of a saturated solution of picric rcid in

Concerning a Gluccalkaloid of the Plant 77413
Solanum Megacarpum Koidz. II. Identity SOV/79-30-1-74/78
of Megacarpidine and Dihydrosolasodine
50% alcohol to the solutions of the respective bages in
5C% alcohol and acetic acid); perchlorates (I)y dropwise
addition of 30% HC104 to the base solution in excess
(20-fold) of alcohol, until acid to methylorange followed
by addition of water; monoacetates (by the method of H.
Rochelmeyer, et al. (Arch. Pharm., 282, 92 (191111)); and
diacetates (by the method of L. H. Briggs and his co-
workers (j. Chem. Soc., 1952, 1654)). There is 1 table;
an-1 14 references, 2 Soviet, 4 German, 3 U.K., 5 U.S.
The 5 most recent U.K. and U.S. references are: V.
Prelog, 0. Jeger, "The Chemistry of Solanum and Veratrum
Alkaloids" in: R. H. F. Manske, H. L. Holmes, "The
Alkaloids", III, N. Y. (1953); L. H. Briggs, T. O'Shea,
J. Chem. Soc., 1952, 1654; F. C. Uhle, S. A. Moore, J.
Am... Chem. Soc -, 76, 6412 (1954); Y. Sato, H. G. Latham,
Jr., E. Mosettig, J. Org. Ch., 22, 1496 (1957); F. C.
Card 5/6 Ul-.,le, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 75, 2280 (1953).

Concerning a Glucoalkaloid of the Plant 77413
Solanum Megacarpum Koidz. II. Identity SOV/79-30-1-74/78
of MegacarpidJne and Dihydrosolasodine
ASSOCIATION: S. Ordzhonikidze All-Union Scientific Research Chemical-
Pharmaceutical Institute (Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatell-
skiy khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut imeni S. Ordzhoni-
kidze)
SUBMITTED: DE!cember 26, 1958
Card 6/6

GEWDMOO I.I.; 4MSKIY9 A.S.
Sbidy of representdtivec. of Solarrm L. as sources of steroid compounds.
Med. pr(O. 1~ no.2sl2-16 F 161. (MIRA .14:3)
1. VsesoyuzW nauohno-lasledovatel'skiy institut'lokaretvennykh
i axom6tioheekikh r4steniy i Vqesoyasnyy nauohncF-issladavatellakiy-
khlmiko-farma~tsevticheskiy institut imeni S..Ordzbonikidze.
(NIGHTSHADE)

LABENSaY.0 A S - KORRTSKAYA, N, I.
Effeat of some factors-on the formation of solasodi ene during
the hydrolysis of the glycoalk-aloids of Solanum iayiculare. Med.
from. 15 no.3s4l-42 Mr 161. . (MIRA 14: 5)
1, Vaesoyuznyy nauctimo-iseledovatel'skiy khJTnJkqar1Datsev-ticheskiy
institut~.imeni S.,Ordzhonikiaze.
(ALKALOIDS)

ROMANCHUK, M.A.; -T)W.NA, L.G.3 LABENSKIY, A.S.; SAMOMIRSKAYAv G.A.
Separation of morph-tne from industrial wastes. Med. prom. 15 no. 4:54-57
Ap 161. (MIIV 1-4:4)
1. Vsd-soyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheakiy
institut imeni S. Ordzhonihidze
(MORPHINE~

TS7RULINIKOV'A, L.G.; IAPKN~. ~YA~ ; UTKIN, L.M.
Alkaloids of the Lindelofia macrostyla, plant. Zhmr.ob.khim. 32
no.gt2705-2709 Ag 162., (MIRA .15:9)
le Toesoynnyy nauchno-imoleelovatel'skiy khWko-famatoevtLchqskiy
institut imeni S. Ordshonikifte,
(Alkaloids)

UBERDIN, X. I., (Vaterineru,Assinstant Surgeon, Pervourall A Won,
Sverdlovsk Oblast'l
T reatment of erysipelas in swine with streptomycin
Veterinciriya vol. 3P., no. 10, October 1961, pp. FI--!r9-

LABETOKCZ, J.
Industrial safety and hygiene at the Kedzierzym Nitrogen Works. p. 2
(OCHRO11A PRACY*p BF7,PII'CZFVSTWO I HIGMA Mcy, Vol- 10, No- 1, Jan. 1956, Warsaw, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessi-ns (FFAQ Tz, Vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1957, Unclo

LABETS, K.S.; KRAVIN, M.L.; BEMHIZYN, B.A.; RUDYACHENKO, N.X.;
7ATENM, Ye.S.
Soma problems of teaching special technical courses by means
of teaching machines, Izv. vys. ucheb. tav.; radiotekh. 6
vo-4:395-40l JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:3a)
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GAMMA, Z.P.; GLIDANOVA, N.P - LABETSKAYA I G ; BARZAKOVSKIY,
V.P., doltor khim. ~,-lr:- ~.;TAtVfl. E.I.,, red.
[Bibliographical index of the work of the research co-
workers of th(, I.V.Grebenshchikav Institute of-the
Chemistry Df Silicates of the Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R., 1948-1961] Bibliograficheskii ukazatell rabot
naucbMkh sotrudn0cov Institute, khlmii silikatov im. I.V.
Grebenshchikova All SSSR 1948-1961 gg. Leningrad, AN SSSR
1963. 168 p. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Akadem:Lya nauk SSSR. Institut khinii silikatov.

ILARITSX&YA, V. . inzh. -
Results of demonstration building. Siul. tekh. inform. po stroi.
5 Mo-7:19-21 Jl 059- (MIn 12:10)
(I4iningrad-Apartment houses) (Precast concrete construction)

NIKOLAYEVAJ, T.N.;-LABETSKAYA, Z.M.
Anticorrosive coating based on the ftor2nn lacquer. Plast,
massy no-4,t67-69 62. (MIRA 15:4)
(Fluoroplast) (Protective coatings)

I=TOVICH, A.Yu.; RAYIM, B.N.; jAPWLyj-
Chal-actey-isticri of immunogenesin in guinea pigs vaccinated
with sorbed tetanus anatoxin under conditions of ionizing
radiation lesicn. Zh. mikrobiol, 40 no.7t,61-64 Jl 163
(MIRA 17 -:L)
1. In Stavropollskogo Instituta vaktoin i syvorotoko

ILLYU,rovicii, A.Yu.; HAYKIS, B.N.; LABET.SKIY, I.I.
Characteristics of imunity in guinea F)'4.gs Irradiated followirg
vaccination with sorbed tetanus anatoxin. Zhur. m1krobiol., epid.
i immun. 41 no.11:91)-103 165. (MIRA 18' 5)
1. Stavropollskiy Institut valctsin i syvorotok.

KLIGIMAIN, Isaak Nawnovich; L~TETSKIY, D-onard Ivanolr.1 7BRITST%
Vs-silJy Lyudvig-~v . ll~ ALMN bray red.
~Collection of problems on design and dra,.jl_ng in mechani-
c;aa engineering.) Sbo-mik raschetne-graficlaeskikh zadanii po
tekhnicheskoi r~ckhanike. Kiev, lzd-vo Kievskogo univ.,
3.964. 246 P. (12-RA 18-3)

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AUTHORt LabetskiY...QB-. SOV-99-58-9-8/9
TITLE: Publication in the Chinese People's Republic of Data on the
Soviet-Chinese Scientific-Technical Conference Concerning
the Building and Reconstruction of Irrigation Systems (Y
vykhodu v svet v KNR materialov Sovetsko-Kitayskoy nauchno-
tekhnichetikoy konferentsii po stroitellstvu i pereustroystvu
orositellmykh sistem)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnika i melioratsiya, 1958, Nr 9, pp 61-62 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The above mentioned conference took place in Peking in Oc-
tober 199.6, Lectures delivered at it were published in Chi-
nese by the Chinese government. The following Soviet scien-
tists delivered lect'ares on subjocts of irrigation: Acade-
mician A.N. Askochenskiy, I.I. Budarin; S.R. Offengenden;
A.F. Lyapin; L.A. Chernikevich; S.T. Altunin; T.P. Varkho-
tov; and K.K. Shubladze.
1. Irrigation systems--Chipa 2. Irrigation systems--Construction
Card 1/1

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ACCESSION 11M APS007149 t
AUMOM Tikavyy, V. .; Soldatov, V. S.; Starobints, G. L.- Labetaki V. A
TITIX, A method for separating tons from alkali metals. Class 12, No. 167826
SOLMCE, Byulleten' izobretenLy L tovarnykh znakov, no. ~, 1965, 16
TOPIC TAGS* iowexchanget Lon separation, alkali metal, zirconima compound
ABSTRACT: This Authorts.Certificate introduces a'method for removing ions from
alkali metals by ion exchange baned.on zirconium polyphosphate. In' order to
improve the ion separation' pr6ceuss ions are exchanged from. &&Its oxide and base
i solutions.
ASSOCIATION'. none
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ACC NRt AT6033840 SOURCE CODEj UR/3209/66/0OO/C.M/0O77/OO7,n,
WTHORS: Labetskiy, V. V. (Engineer); Pshenichnikov, Yu. V. (Enginoor)
)RG; none
ITIS: Makbig holes with a diameter of 0.00'--0.3 mm on the A209.05 precision ultra-
onic machine tool
SOURCE: Ukraine. Miiiisterstva, vysshego i srednego, -2otsialinogo obrazovaniya.
Akustika i ul'trazvuk) no. 2, 1966, 77-79
C TAGS: ultrasonic machine tool, ultrasonic machining, cutting tool, microscope
~.05 ultrasonic machine tool., UDI-21 microscope
ABSTRAM The use of the A209.05 precision ultrasonic machine tool for boring holes
with diameters of 0.06--0.3 mm in hard and brittle nateria'~G is described. It is
powered by a O-5-kW ultrasonic genorator. A UIM-21 microsco;e was installed for meas-
uring the diameters of the holes, the banding of the tool, and the oscillations on the
machine; Experiments were made with specimens of glass and ceramic. The rate of feed
when boring holes vith a diameter of 6D-90 /4' is 0.01 nmA5 sea for the first 0.1 mm
of depth, and then 30 see for each successive 0.01 nm. The'tool was chrome-plated to
increase strenoth. Origi art, Ims: 2 tables and 1 diagram.
SUB COZE: 34/ SUBM DATE: none

BERG~ S.L.s Polkovnik; VOROBINEV, V.I.2 kapitan pervogo ranga; GILIBO,
G.M.j kapitan pervogo ranga, ANANCHENKO, A.A.; 11ALAKSHINA, 14I.M.;
BANNIKOV, B.S., kapitrim vtorogo ranga; RAKETINA, G.F.; BMINSiTAN,
14.V.; BUTYRINA, F.Ya.; VOROWYEV, V.I,) kapitan pervago rarnga;
GASSI I.P.; GINDY91p V.S.; GLOB, D.F., polkovnik; GOLOVA11GVA, L.G.,
kand. ist. nauk; GOLUEEVA, Z.D., kand. filol. neuk; GONCHAAOVA, A.I.;
WADVOROVA, R.N.; IVANOVAI N,.G.; KA1W1Z_1N, G.B.; KOVALICRUK, A.S.;
KRODIDOVA, V.A.!! LITOVA, Ye.I.; MOLCHANOVA, T.I.; OKLIP, L.S.;
POCHEBUT) A.H.; RAYTSES, V.I.; SAVINOVAp G.N.; MICHKDA, T.I.;
SKRY1,1111KOV, R.G., kand. ist. nauk; FUR.4YEVA, I.I.; CHIZHOVA, N.N.;
YASDISKAYA, L.F.; GLAD314, D.F., polkovnik4~ ~IY ~YF . pod-
polkovnik; LEBEDEV, S.M., kapitan pervogo ranga; ORDYNSKIY, N.I.,
kapitan pervogo ranga; NADVODSKIY, V.Ye.., podpolkovnik; DEMIN, L.A.,,
inzh.-k-ontr-admiral, glav. red.; FRUNKIN, N.S.., polkovnik, zar.. otv.
red.; LEVCHMKO, G.I._, admiral, red.; BAKETINA, G.F., tekhn. red.
[Naval atlas] Morskoi atlas. n.p. Izd. Glavnogo Shtaba Voenno-
Morskor Flota. Vol.3. Naval history] Voenno-istoricheskii.
Pt.l. LText for the maps] Opisaniia k kartam. 1959. mdi, 1942 p.
(~aRA 15:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) MinisterEntvo oborony.
(Naval history)

LABEU, V.; NICOLAE, M.
Study of some nuclear emulsions chnrged with boron and 1-thium.
P. 99.
RME DE FHYSIQUE (Academia Pepublicii Populs-re Romine) Bucuresti
Vol. 4, no. 1, 1959.
Ronthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) L C, vol. 9, no. 2/1909
UNCL.

, &. inth.
LU,EM9-
The PG-50PI foam producer. Pozb. delo 4 no. 7:17 JI '58.
(MLRA 11:8)
(Fire extinction-Chemical systems)

AUTHOR: LAB PA - 2771
TITLEt The Thirty Yearal Anniversary of the Scientific-Technical Library.
(Nauchno-technicheakoy biblioteke.30 let, Russian).
PERIODICkLi Metallurg, 1957, Vol 2, Nr 4* pp 36 - 37 (U.S.S.R.)
Receivedt 5 / '1957 Reviewedt 6 / 1957
ABSTRACTa During the projecting stage of the Kusnetzk metallurgical combine in
1927 a library iras founded at Tomsk. Its readers were the engineers and
draftsmen working in the combine. One year later a full time librarian
took oharge--of 043 books including an arohive of technical drawings.
1930 the library moved to the site of the combine buildings where it
was available to a different group of readers. New departments and
machine units were established in the combine and the experts working
there represented the circle of readers. The library consisted of one
single room, which, besides, was used for Komsomol meetings in the
evening. In the fall of 1933 the library was placed under the super-'-
vision of the technical manager. In August 1934 the library was moved
to yery comfortably furnished rooms in the building of the Central
Laboratory. During the first years that followed the readers consisted
exclusively of engineers and -technicians. Ways and means had to be
found to attract also the workers in order to offer them an opportunity
of acquiring knowledge without which they were unable to work under
new conditions. The stock G:f booke was to be augmented by popular science
Card 1/2 literature and brought within easier reach of the workers. The travelling

PA - 2771
The Thirty Years' Anniversary of the Scientific-Technical Library.
library created for this purpose, however, was no success. Therefore,
branches of the library were established, the first of them in the
blast furnace department. Three other branches followed, and in 1939
half of the 4-500 readers were already to be found among the ranks of
workers. In 1940 the name "scientific-technical library" was confered
upon the library in recognition of its good work. At that time it con-
tained more than 90.000 books. During the war the library was used
by the collaborators of the plants, research institutes, and pro-
jecting organizations transferxed to Stalinsk. Apart from the combine,
the library served 38 other organizations. After the war the library
was inereased.to four times ito previous extent. A large reading room
was ostablished. At prenent the Chief Engineer of the comhine is
responsible for the library. A library committee was formed. The
manager of the technical department of the combine acts as con-
sultint advisor to the library.. Readers' conferences are frequently
held..A monthly information periodical is published for the technical

C
d 2/2 staff and the engineers and a paper for the worker is posted every
ar fortnight on the notice board. (1 illustration)
ASSOCIATION: Kuznetsk ?oundry Combine, Stalinsk
PRESENTED BY:
SUBMITTED:
AVA IIABLE Library of Congress.

LABEYSH, V. G.
"Ship Pilot Balloon ObservaLions Without I)aeodolite".
Meteorol. i gidrologiya, No 2~ P 53, 1954.
In the execut-.on of pilot balloon observations from small ships for
the determination of vertical angles the author proposes the employment
of a sextant, but fer the resling of horizontal angles he suggests a com-
pass direction-finder. 0~- This method observations up to an altitude of
4500 meters were conducted at the hydrometeorological station Plavraikirak-1
of the Murmansk Directorate of the Hydrometeorological Service in tho
cases of sea swells up to 7--balls intensity. The accuracy of observations
was not less than when a theodolite is uaqKl., The author claims that
application of the optical direction finder should heighten the accuracy
and permit increase in the altitude of observations. (RZhGeol, No 8, 1955)
SO: Sum No M, 9 Apr 1956

IABBYSH, V.G. --
Flow of sea aw,rent around islands. Yeat. WU 12 no.18.107-118
157. (mm 11:3)
(Ocoan currents)

:-tLBEYSH, V.G., Crn*ld "C-CC Sc-'L-- 'Trcblc~-.- 0-"
04
currents. " Len., 1953. - ., lAi t7h e r
(10,)46--81
of Lenin St-ia 'U i;., A.A.Zlidallov), 150 c0 lcc~

LABOMP V. G.
"On the Influence of the Earth's Rotation on the
report to be submitted fosr the IntlvCong. New York
"r ro* ~,.
-i , ,-
ITUarshore CirciAW."M., 1,
citY, 31 Aug - 1.1 `E,~p 7.95q.
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(Leningrad Hydrometeorological Institute)

GORODENSKIY, N.B.; KUDRYAVTSEV, N.F.; LABEYSH, V.G.
Model studies of the action of currents and waves on the selfcon-
tained observation station. Trudy AANJI 210:13-22 '61.
(Oceanographic instrumentB) (MIRA 14:11)

AC-C N11i AP.60-1 34010 S-0-U.RCE- C.D.DE: U-R/O-2 1ICO_66_6_1,60,5~
AUTH OR Burna 9hov,V Kh. Dzhus, V. Ye.;.. Kunets, T. A. La-beyah, V,
Mayyero A. V.; Herlin, V. H.
ORG: none
TITLE4., Visual observations of the thermocline in the sea
SOURCE: Okeanologiya, v. 6, no. 5, 1966, 877-881
0
TO?IC TAGSt thermocline, underwater photography
ABSTRAM The article analyzes the possibility of'studying the nature'
of the thermocline using direct observations and with the aid of under-
sea photography. The flow is fixed by the path of dye-stuff which is
formed by a releasing a weight 'colored with fluorescein. This method,
successfully applied during a number of cruises in 1964-1965, helped
the aathors discover the effect of "wed-ging out of the rate of flow in
the thermoclitte," i.e., the change in the position of the dye-stuff in
the flow has shown that the rate of flow decreased near the thermocline,
reaching a minimum in the thermocline, and then gradually increased
below the thermocline,. Flow directionit above and below the thermocline,
coincide (visual observations show a diticrepancy of not more than 20*
The dyeing of waters in the flow and photographic observations of its
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ACC NRr AP6034010
change in space present a more accurate picture of the distribution of
the rate of flow compared to other methods. Such accuracy iv especially
necessary in studies of hydrophysical processes taking place in the
thermocline and at its boundary* Orig. art. hast 3 figurest
SUB CCDEt 08~q/SUBK--;DATE'e .23Apr66/ OTH RM 001

.,14&ILXIXA&4.,.G.E.,podpolkovnik med.sluzhby
Organization of h6alth education work. Voon.-med.zhur. no.11:80
N '57. (MM 11:4)
(HHALTR EMCATION)

IAJ3EZOV, G.I., polkovnik mod. oluzhby; MIEDINSKIY, V.A., mayor med. sluzhby
--f
S
ome ungas diseases; survey ofthe literature. Voen.-med. zhur no.5:
55-62 My 157 (MIRA 12:7)
(FMOUS DISEASES,
review (Ras))