SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MANOYLOV, S.YE. - MANSKAYA, S.M.

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leukocyte count. Results showed that 67.8% of the experimental animals
survived compared to 5% for the controls (the majority of deaths
occurring from the 5th-12th days after irradiation). The test animals
lost less weight. Leukocyte count decreased uniformly on the fifth day
for both groups, but then returned to normal in the test group. Dicaptnl
apparently forms a complex compound with the metal enzymes which partic-
ipate in tissue respiration, inhibiting their active role. Penetrating
radiation cannot destroy this compound, so the metal enzymes remain
unharmed. Dicaptol later separates from the metal enzymes, freeing
them to participate in tissue respiration. Dicaptol, cyanide, and
irradiation, all of which increase the sensitivity of animals to
hypoxia, inhibit, and therefore protect, the activity of metal enzymes
(cytochromes and others) in tissue respiration, ISWI~
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AUTHOR: Surinov, B. P.; Manoylov, S. Ye.; Abramov, E. F.
ORG: Leningrad Chemical--Pharmaceatical Institute, Chair of Biochemistry (Rafedra
biokhimii Leningradskogo khWt,*-farmat~evticheskogo Instituta)
TITLE: The use of ton exchange resins for the desalination of proteolytic enzymes
SOURCE: Voprosy meditslaskoy khtaii, v. 12, no. 4, 1966, 435-437
TOPIC TAGS: trypsin, proteolytic. enzyme, ion exchange resin, enzyme desalination
ABSTRACT: A mechod for desalinating solutions of proteolytic enzymes (trypsin,
chymo trypsin) with ion-exchange resins Is described. Various anion and cation
ex6iange resins are used [EDE-10, AN-M, SBS-1, KU-5, and KU-2 with 4.8-12%
divinylbenzene]. The most favorable combination seemed to be anion exchange resin
EDE-10P and cation exchange resin KU-2 with 8% divinylbenzene. These have suffi-
cient atability and are produced commercially. Experiments showed dynamic con-
ditions of demineralization to be the most favorable. An increased release of
resins was observed under static conditions. Conclusionsvere that KU-2 with 8%
divinylbnezene sorbs trypsin or chemical trypsin poorly. Anionite ODE-10 has
the capacity to bsorb some mount of proteins which can be washed away. The loss
of protein enzymes by desslinating performed only In resins Is 20Z. In such a way,
ion-exchango of resins can be used successfully for de~saltlng compounds of protea
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enzymes. This method wbich to particularly Important during purfication *nzyms,
avoids long process of dialysis,,
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MANOYWV, Vladimir Xov 1~~Iyevich; FRENKELI, G.L., prof., zasl. &3~atell
nauk, red.; AYZENBERG, B.L., red.; ZHITNIKOVA,
O.S., tekhn. red.
[Problems of safety in electrical engineering] Problemy elektrobe-
zopasnosti. Pod red. G.L.Frenkelia. Moskva, Gas. ener izd-vo,
1961. 294 P. f~~ 14:9)
I.Chlen4obrrespondent Akademii nauk Kirgioskoy SSR (for Frenkel').
(Electric engineering-Safety measures)
(Blectricit7l Injuries from)

MANOYLOV, V.Ye.
--Zz~
International conference on the use of electronics in medicine.
Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;prib. 4 no.4:128-132 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(&=Tpm= IN micnm~-~F=Es)

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AUTHQR6: Tairova, D.A.
TITLE: Electrostatic focusing of electron beans by electrets
Pt,RIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebny1ch z;Av4Ldt-niy. Priborostroyeniye,
v. 5, no. 1, 1962, 3-8
TEXT: A short description of the properties of electrets is given. use
of electret discs uith an opening in the center is studied; Such a disc
is found to be analogous to an ordinary clactrosatic lens. It is stated
that approximate theoretical calculations show that a set of electret discs
with alternating polarity could conduct stable electron beams tip to beveral
amperes. it was found by experiments that clectrets made of cerami'c ma-
terial 7-150 (calcium titanate with an admixture of zirconium dioxide)
i.re the most suitable for focusing purposes. A.N. Uublcin is mentionvd for
his contributions in the field. There are 5 figures and 3 references:
I Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-language
publications read as follows: M. Eguchi, On the permanent i~lectret. Phil.
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s/146/62/005/001/GOI/Cll
Electrostatic focusing of ... U234/D304
Mag., 1925, 49, 178; B. Gross, L.F. Denard, On permanent charges in solid
dielectrics, Phys.Rev. 1945, 671, 8, 253-259.
ASSOCIATION: Lenin.-radskiy clektrotekhniclieskiy institut im. V.1. Ul'yan-
ova (Lenina) (Leningrad Institute of Electrical ngineering
im. ~. 1. Ullyanov (Lenin)
SUBMITTED: July 26, 1961
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MANOYLOV, V. Ye.
"The Problem of Safety Rules for E'leotrical Insta llations of Indutrial
Enterprises," Prom. -;~rierget., No. 12, 1949.

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I'lectric Apparatus an-, Ap.,,Iian~~es
TnFAr,sn~,nt "-,r the contro I sf
energ., 1952.
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USSRM~ectricity - Electric Drive Feb 53
"Soviet Scientific School of Electric Drive," Do-
cent V. Ye. Manoylov, Cand Tech Sci, Leningrad Elec
Eng Inst imeni U11yanov. (Lenin)
Elek-vo, No 2, P 74
Discusses briefly founding of lst chair of elec
drive (1922-1933) at Leningrad Elec Eng Inst, vhere
there are now 4 such c"airs, the role of this field
in electrification of Soviet industry, and Prof
S. A. Hinkevich's part in founding above-mentioned
chair and in directing sci and tech activities in
field of elec drive.
Nam

1. MAUQYLQM. V. Ye-; PALLADTMA, N. 114., Eng.
2. USSR (609')
4. X-Rays - Safety Measures
7. X-~ray radiation of high voltage kenotron installations and protective measures
against it. Elek. sta. 24, No. 3, 1953.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April 1953. Unclassified.

AYZE v B.L., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, detsent; ZARKH 11, M.M., iszhessr;
MAWYIOT, V.Ye.. kandidat tekhaichookikh nauk.
. I
Calculation and reduction of losses of electrical enarg7 in city networks.
Trudy LIBI ".7:129-141 '54. (MLRA 9:9)
(Blectric networks)

AYZENBM, B.L*, kandidat takhnichaskikh zauk, dotsents MANOYIDY, V.YO.,
Ir-Aidat takhnichaskikh nank. , . I
Neutral system in the distribution networks of industrial plants.
Trudy LIZI ne.7:150-162 154. (MLRA 9SO
(Riectric networks)

VICH A.A;. pro 4 0 ior tekhnichealcikh nauk, saaluzhanyy
~e oi
dayo;ell natki i te~`ilki; IVANOV, V.I., professor. doktor
tekbnicheskikh nauk; MMM. A.Y.. doktor takhnichookikh nauk;
RAZVHOYSKIT, N.N.. doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk; DKITRIM. A.N..
dotpeat. kandidat tekhnicheskikh nank; MCMVSKIY. B.I.. dotsent.
kandidat t6khaichaskikh aauk; BASHARIN. A-V., doteant. kandidat
takhnicheskikh nauk; MAHM'fAll wKw&., dotsent. ksa(Lidat takhntcho--
slcikh nauk; RYZHOV, P.I.. doteent, kandidat takhnichesL-ikh nauk;
KUTIRMAN# A.G., knadidat tekhnicheskikh navk; BARYSHRIKOV, V.D.,
kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk
On the article "Development of automatic control and telemechanics
in the fifth five-year plan'. Avtom. i telem. 15 no.1:78-79 Ja-Y
154* (KIRA 10:3)
1. Laningradakiy elektrotekhnichaskiy institut im. V.I.Ullyaaova-
Lenina.
(Automatic control) (Remote control)

MPNMOV~ V, Ve.
UNOYWV, V.Te., kandidat toichnichaskikh nauk; GLAZICW.H.S., kandidat
~BWiskikh nauk; GRIGORIYEV, Y.T., Inzhener.
Connection of the transformer neutral in a low-tension network.
Promeenerg*12 no~2:20-24 Jr 157, (MLRA 10:3)
19 Ioningradakiy alaktrotakhnicheakly inatitut imeni T.I* UVIianovs,
(Lenin).
Plectric currents--Grounding)

Fecri )ci -- (-j4.ss) ":;ri-ntl'l'ic tr.S
V. Ye., Doc
and ways of sniving une troclem of electr.cal
Len, 1956, 29 pp (Vin of i!igficr Len zlec%ricai
#%.ineering Inst ii",l V*I. Ullyanov (Lerdr) ) 1 () coci-es
bibli-ovranny: p 26-29 (11 tiLlp:l (?'.L, 27--~,h, 107)
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PHAM I BOOK &IMITATION HUW/1297
Weasoy"nays, usuchno-takhnlche okays kozfarantalys po, prlmencniyu
radlosirtlTnylth I stablllnykb Izotopov I Itluchonly v norodnou
Xboxyaystva I nauke. Nooczw. 1957
Polumbonl7a isotopov. Moshchnyye gamme-ustanow". Radloostriya
I dosimmIrlyaj trudy konforentall ... (Xxotopa Production.
31gh-onargy Gamma-ZIRdiatIon Facilities. Radlomotry and Dosi-
"try; Transactions of the All-Union Coalwoeme - the Use of
Rad1jactlve and Stable Isotopes and Radiation in the National
Sconceir and Wonco) Koscow, Ixd-vo AS 3SSR, JL958. 293 P.
5,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Ageneyi Akadowlya nouk SSSR; Olaawye upravlanile po
Lapollsovanlyu atounoy onergli 3331t .
AdItortal bmrd: "olov, Yu.S. (Rasp. Zd.). Zhavoronkov, M.N.
(Deputy Rasp. 941.), Aglintsev, K.K.. Alokmayev, B.A., Bochkorev.
T.Y., lAshchlnakiy, R.I.. HLIkov, T.P.. SIsLitsyn, V.I., and
Popova. 0.L. (Socretary)l Tacit. Id.s Novichkov, N.D.
FMIM: This collection is published for sclentlAts, technologists,
persona engaged In medicine or medical research. and others can-
dGrOld with the production and/or use of radioactive and stable
Isotopes and radiation.
CQVMWBx ihirty-olght r2ports are Included In thin oollection
twWor three main subject divisional 1) production of isotopes
2) high-energy Zama-radiation facllitlem~wad 3) radloostry and
daslmtr7.
TAWS OF COWMNTSt
PART 1. PRODUCTION OF 130TOPW
Frolov, lu-3., Y.T. Dochkarev, and Yo.Yo. Mullah. Development of
Isotope Production in the Soviet UftIcn ' 5
Thin report Is a general survey of productiAm methods,
apparatus. raw material&, applications, Investigations
and future prospocts for radio Isotopes In the Soviet Union.
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untratow, N.Y., V.Ye. nanoTlov, and O.A. ft"drlkov.
A PbotocolorIMMv Rwtnat! or-anta-doolmotry 246
Daronov. 3.A. and A.M. Polevoy. A Counter for JDaterainingi
the AbsolZl* (Activityl of Charged Particles 251
lAntratov, X.F Yo. Nano lov and D.A. JW&zdr1.kov. A
Galvanic %mi9N;z.=ur nZ~tA-&ctivIt7 254
togan. R.X.,and NJK. Ptraydalova. The Use of a Pbotofilm-
Scintillating Crystal System for ReglaterIng Gomm,
Radiation 26o
Ulugtn. I.S. and V.V. Karkelow. On the Problem of
MaGurins ~'desik currents 264
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AUTHOU t Panonar-kc, F. T., Gmyll.b, To. A., 5/10 60/-/04/023/024
I--
It 1.'D.; Waylov,
7 r T::.-
.reboy.hlk, 1, X., lbukowakly, V.M-77rs 7ar,
.1 khaylay, X. X., Kay"&., 1. a .1.
?1TLF. (1. 1. 5kanali
PM110DICALz El.ktrih..tvc, 1960, 21 4, p 94 (USSH)
TEXT: This Is ea obitu&77 for Professor f.,orgly- Jw-p-,
In the flel at physics of dielectric*. who died an govember 11, 1959. B*
graduate d from the f1siko-aekhanichoskly fakul'tot Isaingradatogo politekh.1cho-
skogo Institute (Dtpart.vot of Physics "4 ble.hanic. of the 1,aming-A Poly-
t-baio ruCtswts), and than worked at the *12ektroolla* Vorka in Leningrad.
Yrom 1935 to 1938 he worked &S the Isa6huo-isol.d.,.tol-ekly im.tttat (Soles-
is 0 as a to- leader, "I later as director of a a*%**-
t. The same prodmatioA at caresto r.414tathoical capacitors was
started in one a the ark I. a - and with him dits"
ot : an hl 461,621 t1v
a. took his doot r's dogre 1& 9 and Met became a professor. rrca 1940
until him death .he worked at the pislaboakly lav%itut Akadmail sauk S931
(Fbys as lastltute CC the a$ 9532). first under the direction of S. A. Tal,
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Corresponding Ktabor of the AS USSR, and later indepon4estly am Director of
th k&:bor%tory of the Physics CC Dl-'-Gtrlcd. From TO to 1958 b- evoto the
,.: nw.. ti.i.imik., (Onjaies of Disluetri3o" &a organived tho Sace"
k11 ftice Coafarce,do am Me "I*& of Dielectrics in govesbor 195~. During
the last years of his life he sea teaching physics &s Kookovskly anivervitat
(son. vauvrossr). Is vas Sears" of the nAll party organization. ThorG
1. 1 figure.
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MANOYLOV, V.Ye.
M.V.loomoaoaov 'a workq on electricity. Izv.vys.ucheb.zaT.; prib.
4 no.5:10-15 761. (Pa-RA 14:10)
1. Leningradskiy elektrotekhnichesk:Ly institut imeni V.I.Ull.-anova
(L-anina).
kLomonosoir.. IM-khail Vasillevich, 1711-1765)

GLAZENAP, M.S., kand.tekhn.nauk; MAJIOYWV, Me., kand.tekhn.nauk
Design and industrial accidents. Prom.energ. 16 no.9:37.--
40 S 161, (MIRA 14:8)
(Electric engineering-Safety measures)

s/196/62/000/010."nOI/004
E194/E455
AUT11ORS: Manoylov,.V.Ye., Tolmachev, G.P.
TITLE: The effect of the P-radiation radioactive isotope of
isotope of sulphur s35 on the characteristics of
lead-acid accumulators type Pr (RG)
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetika,
no.ig, 1962, 14, ab~stract 19A83. ..(Izv. Leningr.
elektrotekhn. in-ta, no.46,. 1.961, 319-327)
TEXT: The increase in capacity of alkaline accumulators type
HKH-lo (NKN-10) that is observed o~ .introducing into the
electrolyte 15 to 20 millicuries Ca.5 has been attributLed to the
radiation. As the ionizing particles pass through the water the
number of radiolysed water molecules reaches 10- 12 for every.
100 eV of absorbed energy of radiation. The introduction into the
electrolyte of s35 with a max'imum radiation energy E0 = 67 MeV
was expected to produce 16- 17 radiolysed molecules of water per
second per dissociation. Experiments have'shown that on
introducing 60 to 80 milliCuries of S35 into the electrolyte
type RG the capacity increased by 3- 4%,for a short time.
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s/196/62/000/019/001/004
jPhe effect of the P-radiation ... 9194/E455
M,eAnwhile, the oLther.characteristics of-tho accumulator were
impaired. 5 illustrations. 4 literature references.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation .1
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IIIYAZDRIKOV, Oleg Aleksayevich; HAKOYIDV Vladimir Tow2taflyevich;
ZAYEV, K.Ye. - --' 'W' ' ~
. retsen;ent~,-'~A~OSR~YD. . ~, '.; '
ZHITNIKOVA, O.S., takhn. red.
[Blectrets] Elektrety. Moskva, Gosenergoizdat, 1962. 97 p.
(MIRA 16:1)
(Electrets)

AIEMEYEV,, A.Ye.; BASHAR321, A.V.; BOGORODITSKlY, N.P.; VASILIUV, D.V.;
IVANOV$ V.I.; LYUTER, R.A.; MANOYIM, V.16.; YERKOLIN, 11-P-;
FRAM.. A.V.
Vladimir Tikhonovich Kaslianov; on the sevent3-fifth armiversary
of his birth and the tenth anyi~,.)rsary of his death.
Faektrichestvo no-4:95 Ap 162. (141RA 15:5)
(Kmlianov,, Vladimir Tikhonovich,, IM-1952)

MA'NOYWV, V.Ye.; TAMOVA, D.A..
Using el6ctrets in f6cusing electron beams. Izv.vys.ucheb.
zav.; prib, 5 W,1:3-8 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Laningradskiy elektrotekhnichebkiy institut i=nj V.I.
Ullyanova *nin-). Rekomandovana kafedroy tekhlniki bezopas-
nosti.
We ic beams)
(116'retrets)

MMIAV, V- XQ-. kand. takhn. nauk, dotsent; TOWACHEV, G. P., inzh.
Action of the /9 -radiation of a SM sulfur isotope on the
characteristics of Fig-type storage batteries. Izv. LETI ~q
no-46:319-327 162. (MIRA 15'.10)
(Storage batteries)

MANOYLOV,, V. To., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent; GLAZEW, M. S., kand.
4 .--UXW.-nauk., dotsent
Transient electrical processes In Living tissue. Izv. LETI
59 no.46:169-178 162. (MIRA 15:10)
Trarmients(Blectricity))
ctricity,, Injuries from)
0

MAIZOrWVI V. Y6., dotsentp kand. takhn. nauk
Radiochemistv7 laborator7. Inv. ISTI 59 no.46:272-279 162.
(MOU 15: 10)
(Radiacbemistr7)

.4ANOYWV V Ye kand. tekhn. nauk, doteent; WAZDRIKOV, 0. A.,
kand. takha. mauk,--doteent
Electrets and some possible practical uses. Izv. LETI 59
no.46:290-288 162. (MIRA 15:10)
(Electrets)

MUOTLOV, V.Te.j doktor tekhn. nauk (Leningrad)
Study of the speoial features of the electrical conductivit7
of the human body. Eiektrichestvo no.1139-13 K 163.
I%MIRA 16:11)

MANOYLOV, V.Ya,s doktor tekhn.nauk; GLAZENAP, M.S., kand.takhm.nauk;
'TENTER, Yu.K., inzh.
Investigation of injuries from electricity. Prom. ener 18 no.9:
7-11 5 163. 1M*IRA 16:10)

ATABEKOV, G.J.; BELOUSOV, M.M.; BULGAKOV, K.V.; VASILOYT:V, D.V
YEGIZAROV, I.V.; ZAKHAROV, S.N.; ZEYI,IDZON, Ye.D.;
"TARhTEVSKIY, B.I.; RYZHOV, P. l.; S( V
SYROMTNIKOV, I.A.; FABPIKJ-.,','T, V. L.; CHF]P117N, I.E.;
N.V.; FEDOSEYEV, A.M.; SHABADASH, B.I.; SHCHEDRIN,
FATEYEV, A.V.
Viktor Ivanovich Ivanov, 1900-1964; an obituary.
no.11:80, N 164.

Mt,NqYl,(-,'i. Yu,', KOMOV, V.P.; MANOYIL~X, S,Ye.
of Infrared Bpectra c-f and ther-ir compcnents,
Bicfizik,a 3.0 Pv,,9,.-i82--78? 165. (MIR-A 18!10)
1, lieningradskly khiffdkc-farmataevtiche6Riy institut Minist,-,rstva
zdravookhre,ienJyq 1101SR i Teninggrads~iy gosudar--tvennyy universitet
I-seni A.A.Zhdgncv-a.

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A lob
CURC 19
was ivat dk--.,eno -'-"d
4.21--io* idbtalned- T6r-, tha~-.4dt 'I

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117he variation of the enzyme functibn in the blood of healthy hurian
beings," S. Ya. Baranovskaya, K. G. Kapitanald and 0. S. --lanoilova.
J. Ph- Ij
ysiol. ( USSR) 21, 96-9 (1936); Chem. Zentr. 1937, 11, 3908
The enzymic function of the blood Is closely connected with its
general conditiOn. ;kith the ordinary eating of a meal the
enzydee content of the blood undergoes v~--riations, this being true
of the catalase as well as of the aWlase contents. 1111ththe same f,od
intake, the changes in the catabse aiid arirjlase contents are not the warie.
The catalase content of the blood decreases 10 min. after f.od is eaten and
does not vqgain its original value after 70 min. The aaWlasd --nntent is
increased 10 min. after eating and likevrise does not again reach its original
value after 70 min. The amts. and kind of food taken (amts. of protein,
fat and carbohydrate) have no effect on the changes in the catalase
content of the blood durir-g the course of I hr. after eating. However,
the amt. of carbohydrate eater, does affect the an7lase content of the blood;
increasing the amt. of carbohydrate increases the conen. of the enzyme.

USSR/.Medicine - Biochemistry
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FD-2464
Author : Manoylova, 0. S.; Bakulina, N. D.
Title : The content of water and non-protein nitrogen in the brain of animals
during inhibition and ei:citation
P~!riodical: Fiziol. zhur~'/2, ',262-264, Mar-Apr 1955
Abstract : "In 94 experiments on rabbits, cats, white rats and white mice, the
content of water and non-protein nitrogen of the brain was decreased
during anesthesia (ether, chloroform, amytal), and increased after
cardiazol. Graphs, Five references, all USSR and all since 1940.
Institution: Chair of Biochewistry of the Medical Institute, Kuybyshev
Submitted : August 17, 1953

MA.NOYLOVAp YO.S
First Crimean Conference of Nurses. Md. sestra 19 no.5:45-46
Vf 160, (KRA 13:9)
1, Predeedatell Soveta maditainakikh oester Yovpatoriyokogo kurorta.
(CRDMA-NURSES AIM NURSING)

ZAYXOV, Boria Dmitriyevich, professor, doktor geograficheakikh nauk;
MOOYMI,L.P., redaktor; SOLOVETCHIK,A.A., tekhatcheskiy redak-
to
[Essays in limAology] Ocherki po ozerovedeniiu, Leningrad,
Gidrometeorologicheekoe izd-vo, 195".. 270 P. (MI8A 9:4)
(Lakes)

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A,"THORS; Nesmeyanov, An.N., Filatov, E.S., and Mansfe-11di-A-
TITLE3 Chemical action of the Br82 recoil atoms after
(n, y)- reaction on some derivatives of benzene
PERIODICALg Radiokhimiya, v-3, no.5, 1961, 61o-613
TEXT~ In order to get a more detailed knowledge of the
influence of the mass of colliding particles on the chemical
reactions of recoil atoms the substitution Of Br82 recoil atoms,
obtained in the reaction ~r8l(n,y)Br82-, with atoms or atom
groups in benzene derivatives., was investigated. Mixtures of
C2H5Br with C6H5Cl, C6H 51) C6H5CH3 and C6H5C2H5 were irradiated
with neutrons. The yields and activity retentiona were recorded
(see Table 1), It has been shown that the substitution of the
monoatomic benzene derivatives by the Br82 recoil atom is in
direct relationship ith the mass ratio. Good agreement between
X 2/Eo)~ derived on the assumption
the calculated (from R = a(E I
that elastic collisions of the Br - X type lead to C6H5Br
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Chemical action of the Br 82 recoil ... S/186/61/003/005/015/022
E16o/Ei85
formation, where E energy of recoil aiow -efore collision,
E2 - energy given to X, a - constant) and experimental yields,
ronfirms the assumption that elastic collision mechanism opprates
in the formation Of C6H3Br from haloger substituted benzenes.
In the absence of complete experimental data on C6H Br formation
from alkyl benzenes, the reaction mechanism cannot ge determined
at present.
Th,~re are I figure., 2 tables and 5 references! 3 Soviet-bloc and
2 non.-Soviet-bloc;. The English language references read as
follows~
Ref~4s J.M. Miller. R.W. Dodson.
J. Chem. Phys., v.18, 6, 865 (1950).
Ref.1q. J. Willard.
Symposium on the Chem. Effects of the Nuclear
Transformation. Prague (1960).
SUBMITTED: Aprtl 20, 1961
Card 2/3

318.)2
Chemical action of the Br82 recoil.. S/186/61/oO3/005/015/022
E16O/El85
Table I
oncen- Yiel d (in %) General
Solvent ration C 2H5Br C 2H4Br 2 C6H 5Br CH H4Br
3C6 Poly- retention
I (mol.%) mers

9m 3.7 4.9 8 b - W. 5
C6H5CH3 9-
5 3.1 5.4 8:o 8.2 3.2 36~9
92 4.9 6.4 7.3 17. 1 4.1 39.8
99
~ 3.3 - 28.o - - 51.0
C H C H
6 r% 2 5 2
9 5.2 25.0 - 53.9
95 2.o 2 l. 6 - - 52.4
C6H5C1 95 6.o -ig.8 - - 53.1
90 11.0 - 20.4 - - 49.5
6H51 95 1.8 2.3 17.8 - - 37.0
Card 3/3

PASDEW.LK, I&A , r romcr7any chemik; B!~ ~FZID I Molf,, promovaw ohemik
CWtinuous measurement of water radioactivity, Vodni hoop 13
~".V LOJU05-107 163.
1. Vyzkumrq ustav vodohospodarsky, Praha&

MANSEFELD, J.
The skoda 1201 car. F. 300. SVE-T MOTORU. (Svaz pro
cnoluj~raci s armadou) Praha. Vol. 10, no. 10,
May 1956.
Miniature racing car. F. 302.
SCIUhCE: East European Accessions List, (EFAT).
Library of Congrpss. Vol. 5, no. U,
December 19%.

A~ 1;

MIANSFELD, J.
The s1koda 1201 car. F. 300. SVET MOTORD. (Svaz pro
spolupraci s armadou) Praha. Vol. 10, no. 10,
May 1956.
MIniature racing car. P. 302.
SOURCE: East "European Accessions List, (EEAL).
Library of Congress. Vol. 5, no. U,
December 1956.

e ego-.:

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Thentuil MADdify of Oechnicid bact~fW procrinsioe
.wgjkcjO Anti k. Uwaiinik Wrartn-. Crt,li. I i.
nhRof 24, K 1110(1V49).- In 11.0 suln. thc Aettvitv 4
tech. batlerial prusch-Aase is irreversibly jtlr,,Y.j $1
heitnI S 30 min. above 50' anti for 6 or in..r,- [if, lwl,,u
The enzyme activity As,fctd. con )(0min I.V yl--
metric larthuti. hil Mick.,

KANUM, T.; WMIRTHOVA, I.
Preparation and use of crystalline trypsin and chymotrypsin.
Cook. farm. 3 no.4:145-147 Ap '54.
1. Z vyzk-game laborators Organofarma A.P.
TRYPSIN,
*prep. & use of crystalline trypsin & chymotrypsin)

E-L-D- --V;vX-T-

ZAMMMI R.; MANSFELD, V.. SOUCEK. V.
Analytical use of the reaction of histidine and histamine with
carbon di3ulfide. Ceek.farn. 4 no-3:119-125 Apr 55.
1. Ustw- hygleW prace a chorob z povolani v Praze a Organc farna,
n. p.. Pra-ba.
(HISTAMINE, determination,
in drQgs. use of reaction with carbon dioulfide)
(HISTIDDE. determination.
in drugs, use of reaition with carbon disulfide)
(CARBON DIStWIEDS. effects.
in drugB, reaction with histamine & histidine ai method
of determ.)

RANSTELD, V.; KULAC, K.
Studies on reactions of crystAlline trypoin. Z0'Rffsct of tryppin
and of trypain-inhibitore on blood coagulations Cook* famo 4 no,
9:462-465 Nov 55.
1. Z Vyskumnsho ustava pro farmacii a blochemit a x Kontrolniho
ustnvu. farmacoutickeho, Praha,
(TRYPSIN,
eff. of trypoin & trypoin-inhibitore on blood
Coagulation)
(BLOOD COAGULATION, effect of drugs on,
trypoin & trypain-inhibitors)

Poi.'dip/Pharmacology. Toxicology. Therapeutic Drugs of Enzymatic
Origin
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No II, 1958~ No 52018
Author Farkas L., ;Aamezak T., Mansfeld V.
Inst
Title On the Local 14pplication of Digestive Enzymes
Orig Pub Polski przegl. chirurg., 1956, 28, No 4, 334-,1,48
Abstract Pancreatin (25 units/lg) and trypsin (500-600 uni.ts/Ig)
was used in the form of solutions and powders in the treat-
ment of 26 patients with chronic indolent wounds and tro-
phic ulcers of the skin., of traumatic origin. Complete
healing took place in 15 patients, improvement in 7.
Crystalline trypsin proved to be the most effective.
fl,
~_rd : 1/1

FARKAS, Ladyalaw: ADAMCZAK. Teobald; MANSFELD, T.
Local application of digestive enzymes. Polski przegl. chir.
28 no.4.-339-349 Apr 56.
1. Z Kliniki Chirurgii Plastycznej Uniweraytetu Karola w Pradze
Dyrektor: prof. dr. Franciszek Burian. Teobald Adamczuk.
Warszawa, u1. Swierczewsklego 67, 11 Klinika Chirurgiczna A.M,
(LEG, ulcer,
ther., digestive proteases (-Pol))
(ULCER,
leg. ther., digestive proteases (Pol))
(PROTEASES, tlierapeutic use,
digestive proteases in leg ulcers (Pol))

PIAINbEELD, V.; Fldi~DOVEC., J.
Study on the reactions of crystalline trypsin. II. Relation between the activities
of heparin and trypsin. p. 975* (Chemicke Listy, Praha. V-31. 50, no. 6, June 1956.)
SO: Monthly List of Ea.5t European Acceosion (EEAL) LC, vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957. Uncl.

HOWOVA, Z. , MNSFALD, V. HI&MVEC, J.
Depressing effect of trypoin and of Its inhibitor on experimental infia&-
nation in rats. Cask. fYsiol. 7 no.3:268-269 May 58.
1. Vyzkumny ustav pro farmacii a biochemii, Praha.
(TRMIN, off.
antiphlogiatic eff. of trypsin & trypoin-antag. (Cz))
(INFUMATION, exper.
aame)

HIAjOVHC, J.; HOWOVAI, Z.; MANSF310, V.
Effect of potato tr7pain inhibitor.II. Lffect on burns and further anti-
inflammatory activity. Gesk. fYsiol. 7 n0-5:467-468 sept 58.
1. Vyzkumny ustav pro farmacii a biochemii, Praha.
(TRYPSIM. antagoniatn.
potato try-poln irahi~itor, off. on burns & ir-flamm. (Oz))
(BMIS, exper.
eff. of potato trypsin inhibitor (Gz))
(ANALGESICS AND AJiTIPIMIM,
notato tryTsin inhibitor. eff. on exper. inflamm. & burns (Cz))

HORAKOVA, Z.; HIADOVAG, J.; MANSFELD, V.
3ffect of potato trmoin inhibitor. III. 3ffect on experimental gastric
erosion in rats. Conk. fyoiol. 8 no.3:198-199 Apr 59.
1. VyzkumrW uatav pro farTacil a biochemii, Praha. Predneseno na IJI.
fy9iolcgickych dnech v Brno dne 15. 1. 1959.
(PEPTIC UUM, exper.
eff. of trypsin inhibitor isolatad from potatoes (CZ))
(POTAT03S, extracts,
trypsin inhibitor, eff. on exper. peptic ulcer (Cz))
(T-.Tf PS Ili,
tryDein inhibitor from potatoes, eff. on exper. peptic
ulcer (Cz))

KOGI, J.; RYBAK, M.;-MANSFELD, V.
Inhibiting action of antilysine fractions on proteases. Coll Cz
.Chem 27 no,9:2119-2124 S 16-2. ,
1. Institut fur Haematologie und Bluttransfusion, Frag und
Forschunginstitut fur Pharmazie wid Biochemie, Prag.

K&NISHORINOVO 7,8.$ band. khim. naw,-.
cross sections at enneentration points for the
component systems with stratifications. Trudy Sib. met.
200-207 15?,
(ftse rule and equilibrium)
study P-0 four-
inst.no.4t
(xim 11:6)

MANS11ERON, D.
D. Mansheron, "The Investigation of Mechanisms by the Aethod of Higher
Accelerations."
p&pW qr*z*nWd at, %be 2nd All-Union QW. on Fundamental Frobl&w In ths
Tbeor7 ct Machims and Mrahanism, Mascot, UM, 24-28 Mwah 1W.

KASSHILIN, 1,V.
Patriotic initiative of N.I.Dabovik's brigade. Ugoll Ukr. no.,,:
20-21 Je 160. 041RA 13:7)
1. Treat -budennovugoll.
(Donets Besin-Coal mines and mining-Labor productivity)

sov/65-59-4-5/14
AUTHORS: Agafonovj A.V., Basovs A.N., Manakov, N.Kh. and
Manshilln, V.V.
14
TITLE:
Combined Plant for Fractional Distillation of Petroleum
and of Catalytic Cracking Residues on a Microspherical
Natural Catalyst (Kombinirovannaya ustanovka pryamoy
petegonki nefti i k&taliticheakogo krekinga ostatochnogo
syrlya na mikroafericheskom prirodnom katalizatore)
PER11DICALt Khimiya i tekhnologiya topliv i masel, 1959, Nr 4,
pp 25-31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Petroleum refineries have to process asphalt-tar
substances of petroleum which can be extremely difficult.
Processing methods hitherto applied use high temperatures
(above 4500C) at high or low pressures. A high yield of
tarry residues and poor quality gasoline or distillate
fractions and petrols of low quality and also hard
residues in the form of petroleum coke are obtained by
thermo-cracking. The temperature is an important factor
during thermal destructive processes. It has been found
that temperatures should be selected to give fractions
Card 1/4 with octane numbers exceeding 70 and that the cetane

sov/65-59-4-5/14
Combined Plant for Fractional Distillation of Petroleum and of
Catalytic Cracking Residues on a Microspherical Natural Catalyst
number of the diesel fuel fraction should not exceed
42 to 43. The VNII NP have developed an economical
catalytic destructive process for the treatment of
residual petroleum crudes which makes it possible to
obtain high grade gasoline and diesel fuels in
industrial quantities. The process was tested under
laboratory, pilot plant and industrial conditions.
The VNII NP is, in collaboration with the Giproneftezavod
Institut-, at present designing two plants where the
simultaneous fractional distillation and catalytic
cracking of the petroleum crude can be carried out, one
with an annual capacity of 2 million tons and a second
of 3 million tons. The lay-out of both factories will
be the same as is shown in Fig 1. The asphalt-tar
substances will be subjected to the direct action of
aluminium silicate catalysts which will be sufficiently
active to ensure decomposition of the high molecular
petroleum fractions (boiling above 530 to 5500C). The
light gas-oil fractions of the petroleum will not be
Card 2/4 decomposed and the cetane number of the diesel fuel

sov/65-59-4-5/14
Combined Plant for Fractional Distillation of Petroleum and of
Catalytic Cracking Residues on a Microspherical Natural Catalyst
fraction, obtained during the process, should be 42 to
43 or higher. The newly-formed fraction of the gasoline
should have an octane number of 76 to 78 and above. The
crude petroleum or fuel oil can be direutly supplied into
the reactor. Various further improvementa in the process
are described. The percentage composition of the end
product obtained on a natural microspherical catalyst in
an industrial plant is given, as well as experimental
data, obtained by VNII NP du-ing 1958, on fuel oil
subjected to catalytic cracking on a pilot plant. The
coke deposited on the catalyst can be separated by
roasting at a temperature of abouc 600*C; the importance
of the catalyst is discussed. By using pneutnatic
transport for the catalyst in a highly concentrated
current it is possible to decrease the height of the
plarnt and. therefore, to lower construction costs. The
regeneration of the catalyst is intensified. The
considerable enlargement of the desorption zone in the
Card 3/4 reactor, and also the creation of a counter-current

sov/65-59-4-5/14
Combined Plant for Fractional Distillation of Petroleum and of
Catalytic Cracking Residues on a Microspherical Natural Catalyst
desorption zone in the regenerator for degasification
and activation of the regenerated catalyst, decireases
coke-formation and the yield of methane, gives higher
grade gasoline and simplifies the further separation
of cracking gases. Practically all the heat,
generated by burning the coke and other component
gases, is utilised. These vapours are used as power
and also for desorption or for heating. The plant is
also equipped for utilising the effluents. Comparative
technical and economical characteristics are listed in
a table. The authors also refer to a relevant article
by Sherwood which was published in "Petroleum", 1959, Nr 2.
There are 2 figures, I table and 1 English reference.
Card 4/4

_NkP9HILIN, V.V.; W24NAKOV, N.D.; AGAFONOV, A.V.; VASIMOKO, V.P.;
MASLOV, I.IA,; KM-ZEV, V.S.; Prinimali uchastiye: BEELCUSOVA, I.V.;
2F.REZ(YVSKIY, V.D.; BOLISHAKOVA, K.A.; 3~-LIYANOV, A.A.;
ZaTROVA, Ye.G.; NEMTS, L.L.; OKINSHMCH, N.A.; RYABOV, V.M.;
STEPMNXOI I.A.; STOLYARENKO, Ye.G.; SOLOTSINSKIY, S.Ye.;
MMMOV., A.Ye.; CHELOGUZOVA, Ye.F.
Engineex~Lng development of a ne-j system of catalytic cracking
in a fluidized bed. Khim.i tekh.topl.i masel 7 no.6:41-50
je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Vsosoyuzn.-,rj nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gazov i polucheniyu iskusstvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
(C rac king process)
(Fluidization)

VISILENKO, V.P.; MANSHILTIN, V.V.; MUM, N.M.
Pneumatic-tube transportation by a high concentration flow.
KhimJ tekh.topl.i masel 7 no.7:,1-4 J1 162. OMU 15:9)
1. VaesoyumW nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut po pererabatke
nefti i gazov i polucheniyu iskusstvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Pneumatid-tube transportation)
(Cracking process-Equipment and supplies)

GREKOVAP A.M.j MA96tv N.Kh.; MANSHILIN V.V.
Some hydrodynamic properties of a fluidized bed of powdered
catalysts.. Khim.i tekh.tipl.i masel, 8 no.D4-10 Ja 163.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovateliskiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gr-,ov i polucheniyu iskusstvennago zhidkogo topliva.
(Fluidization) (Catalysts)

MANSHILIN, V.V.; MIkKOV, N.Kh., VASIIZNKO, V.P.; VAYLI , Yu.K.
Izngi tudinal -d id of components of the gas phase in a
fluidized Ixid of aluminosilicate catalysts. Khim, i takh,, topi.
i masel 8 no,700-35n 163. (14IRA 16:7)
I* VaesoyuzrV7 nauchno-isaledovateliskiy institut po pererabotke
nefti i gazov i polucheniyu iskusstvennogo zhidkogo, topliva.
(Aluminosilicates) (Fluidization)

GREKOVA, A.M.; NaTM, L.L.; 14~18111LLN, V.V.; MANAKOV, N. n.
Using a hydrocyuion as a thi-ilkener for smopens'icani of ver7
low cannentrat'~ons. K-1-im i t&kh. 1 aasel 7 no.10:1,6-.11
01 04 17r)

MAUSHILIN, V.V.; AGAFONOV, A.V.; MANAK(YV, N.Kh.; VASILENKO, V.P.;
I.Ya.; KNYAZBVl V.S.; STEPANMKO, I.A.; Prinimali
uchastiye: VAYL'p Yu.K.; HRETS, L.L.; BELOUSOVA., I.V.;
STOLYARENNO, Ye.G.; MMELIYANOV, A.'A.; HYABOV, V.M.;
BEMOVSKIY, V.D.; ZEFIROVA, Ye.O.; CHELOGUZOVA, Ye.F.;
SOLOTSINSKIY, S.Ye.; BOLISHAKOVA, K.A.; KHRAMOV, A.Te.
Catalytic cracking of raw heavy distillates on a microspheric
catalyst of Troshkovskiy clay. M12a. i tekh topl i masel. 8
no.3:1-6 Mr 163. ~MIRA i6:4)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellsk4-y institut po pererabotke
neft! i gazov i poluchenlyu iskusetvennogo zhidkogo topliva.
(Gracking process) (Catalysts)

MANISHOV, P.. pensioner
Bathe mouthpiece of progressive technical thinking. 14ias.ind.SSSR
30 no.6:54-55 159. (MIRA 13:4)
(Meat industry)

LY FAMp Z.A.p prof. L 1~ ~, M H ~pyu - ~S-
Modified wheelchair. OrtoD.travm.i proter. no.6:61 161.
011W. 14:8)
lo Iz Gosudarstve2mogo nauchno-isoledavatellskogo ortopedicheakogo
instituta Im. G.I. Turners. (dir. - prof. M.N. Goncharova).
(HOICAL IVSTMMTS AND APPARATUS)

MANSIKOV, A. --Z.
5636. MANSIKOV, A Z kak predupredit' travmatiam ni sel'skokhozyaj9tvennykh
rabotalh* 3~~ i9;4- t1s 21sm (Nurgawkoye obl. upr. kulltury.
lektsionnoys Byuro. V pcmish h' lekt ru i besedchiku; vyp. 2). 2.000ekz
B. to. Bea t.t. 1. 1 obl. W5732TJ 631.3 658.283+616.ool:63
So Knishnaya, Letopis, Vol 1. 1955

KANSIL! . 0; MIKSU'. Lyadmila'Samanovne; GLYAZER, L.S.. red.;
I ... I
==KOV, A*V,, red,izd-ya; GRIGO-CHU, L.A.. takha.rad.
[Accuunilation of capital and Impoverishment of the proletariat;
lecture on a course of political economy] Hakoplanie kapitela
I obnishchanie proletariats; laktaiia po kursu politichookoi
ekanomii. Koskva, Gos.izd-vo *Sovetskaia nai*a." 1959. 76 p.
(MIRA 12:12)
(Economics)

MMISIL,IYA Anas TSER, Ye.K.j red.; GOROKHOVtj S.S., tekhn.
P-
red.
(The process of the accumulation of capital; commeW- to the
seventh sectiori of the first volume of Karl Marx's "Capital")
Protsess nakopleniia kapitala; kommentarii k 7-mu otdelu, per-
vogo toma "Kapitala" K.Marksa. l'oskva, Gos. izd-vo "Vysshaia
shkola," 1961. 85 P. (MIRA 15:3)
(Capital)

MANSKA, Anna
Therapeutic action of Adonis vernalis on circulatory Insufficiency.
Polski tygod. lek. 11 no-13:567-570 26 Mar 56.
1. Z Zakladu Farmakologii; kier.:prof. dr. Jozef Hano I z III
Kliniki Chorob Wevnetrznych Akademii Nedycznej we Wroclawiu;
kier.: prof. dr. Edward Szczeklik. Warszawa, Plac Konstytucji
5 m. 76.
(CORGESTIVE HEM FAILURZ, therapy,
Adonis cernalis (Pol))
(ADOUrS,
vernalis, tbar. of circ. insuff. (Pol))

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Enzymic formation of vanillin, heliotropin, and aubepin. S.
MANSKAJA and H. Emelianova (Biochimia, 1942, 7, iog-116).- several
phenolic substances with an unsaturated side-chain, such as isoeugenol,
isosafrole, and anethole, are oxidised by per -4 dase#H 0 and yield
aromatic aldehydes. It is assumed that vanillin is fo=d in cognac
from eugenol, or coni:eryl alcohol by enzyme action. J. N. A.

(hocrionswe the vishbotor Senced of kq*.Ugbi--)
U. MAKS"TA and G. I. POPOV (Iluill. Acad. Sri.
US.S.R..-R'r. 8W., 1941, No. 4, 10-02; Plant
FAv,e,btvg Atft.. 190, 16, X%.-W'Iwn the nini. of
"nary kok-mChis plAnis intricaw in -iie. the
content of rubber does not inirteate
but Up behind I con%,que"lly, the 111AIII hirvier
cannot place unfewivetl ItivI in the ~1'4 of 4,
a guide in his clot-ire. A im-w type of plant hA% l"n
discoveted, howc%vr, in the root of " hich 2dilit i.inAl
vauvLar bundles occur, each surrounded with harn
ivssets. Tue roots arg not Only farm Will the
normal, but contain wre latex. The origin of the
additional vessels is disctcosed. They am r%lwcitllv
numerous near the crown of the foot, and accio inloc
connected, therefore. with the k-Af Anti %lent by%icin
of the plant. The cluracief de,%cril~l wa% found it,
be franiunissible Ilifftigh %two-cialve geurcitiom,
both vevetativelv arvej by 'Ced. LMIMIJ

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KUSK&YA, S. M.
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Yermentative oxidation processes and their significa-ace in wine
teabnology [in Hassian with Inglish summary]. Btokhim.vin. no.1:9-
21 147. (KEHA 7:10)
1. Institut biokhimii imeni A.K.Bakha.
(Wine and wine making--Analysis) (Oxidation)

MANSKAVA. S.M.
Biochemistry of cognac aging (in Rassiaa with Inglish summary]
Biokhim.vin. no.1:22-31 147. (KERA 7:10)
1. Institut biokhimli imeni A.N.Bakha.
(Brandy)

M"SK)-YA, S. 14.
"Lignin formation ih plants.0 (p. 203) b.V 9- M. Hanaskaya,
SO: Advances in Modern Biology (Uspekhi Sovremennoi 3iologii) Vol. XXIII, No. 2, 1947

MANSKAYA, SIX.
Manskaya, S.M. "Conditions of development of lignin in plants In
eMosium: Issledovanlya v oblasti teellrilocy I yeye sputnikov,
Moecow-Leningrad. 1948. p. 158-71 - Bibliog: P. 170-71
SO: U-2888, Letopis Zhurnallrqkh Statey, No. 1, 1949

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MISKAYAP -S~- If-
"Enzymatic Oxidation of Phenol Compounds." Thesis for degree of Dr. DicloElcal ~ci.
Sub 25 Nav 49, Inst of Biochemistry imeni A. N. P-akh, Acad Sci USSR
~umriary 82, 18 Dec 52 Dissertations Presented For L;epreas in science and i~rlgineerinK
in Moscow in 1949. From VechemykYa Moskya. Jan-Dec 1949