SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NOWAK, W. - NOWAKOWSKA, T.

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Nowak, W.
The calculation of asymmetrically coupled lines by
... eans of main axes transformation
P'-,'P, 10 D I C A L: iefe,--ativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 5, 1962, abstract 5-7-38 b (Hochfrequenztechn. und
E'lektroakust., 1961, v. 70, no. 3, 92.7-00)
TEXT: The purpose of the work is to investigate whether methoda
used in the analysis of symmetrical multipole netw'orks are applica-
ble in the calculation of asymmetrical multi-pole'6ircuits. The me-
thods of matrix calculus are used in the study. The liitits of appli-
cation methods, used for symmetrical multi-pole networks, to asymme-
trical multi-pole networks are shown. In the analysis of multi-pole VY
networks, symmetrical with respect to a certain plant, wide use is
made of the method of connecting in-phase or in-antiphase sources to
the network inputs, symmetrical in relation to the network symmetry
plane. A iituation then arises inthe symmetry plane which is equi-
valent toithe short-circuit or open circuit. The possibility of ap-
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The calculdti64 of asymmetrically D271/D308
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plying thi' method to asyr.metrical multi-pole networks is conside-
red; multi-4directional systeirs of vride-band waveguide circuitry are
an example-of asymzmetrical multi-pole networks. The mathenaticE.1
analysis ij ba'aed on the matrix theory of multi-pole systems. Vari-
ous types f connections between transmission lines are classi'ied
as parallel -,,parallel, casca-"Ie - cascade, cascade - parallel anA
parallel -ilcaacade. It is assumed that the transmission lines have
the same PTOPatation constants and are non-dissipative. Cascade
cascade conne6 ion is described by a resistance matrix, parallel
parallel connection - by a conductance matrix, and cascade - Daral-
iel (or pajral~lel - cascade) connection - by the hybrid matrix:
U I
I (H) U
2 i = 1 2
Conductanbe,br resistance matrices of four-pole networks are of the
type:
1/y/ ja jb
/Z/
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calculation of asymmetrically
The hybrid is:
/H/ ja
I -b
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Transmiss-'.on lines are also described by line matrices. Transforma-
l
ion , :-espect to main axes is based on co,-rd'nate transforma-
U wi th L
tion of the linear vector function
/h/ /A/ /x/
of such a type that /I/ /R/
/y/ /I/ /y/
where I is an arbitrary non-singular matrix. At the same time
lyl = /I/-' /A/ /I/ /3E/.
Analysis performed on this basis shovis that transformation v7i!;h re-
spect to main axes (transformation with respect to diagonals) can be
applied to systems with quantitative asymmetry (e.g. parallel - pa-
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The calculation of asymmetrically D271X308
rallel or cascade -cascade connection of 1_~nes'with differen'; wave
impedances) and with qualitative asymmetry (e.g. cascade - parallel
connection). This transformation can be applied either to the
parallel - parallel or to cascade - parallel connection, but not to
both types of connection at the same time. Besides, in the case o f
the quantitative asy=.etry, `-asic parameters of lines involved mus t
be identical. In spite of these limitations, the method of main axes
transformation used in symmetrical networks can be successfully ap-
plied in a number of cases (directional waveguide connections among
them). The application of the metbod is illustrated on the example
of an asymmetrical 8-pole waveguide system. 8 references% (Inst.
f4dr Hochfrequenztechnik und Elektronenrdhren der TH 'Dresden, GDR)
(Institute for High Frequency Engineering and "lectron TubeEv Dres-
den Technicai University, East Germany). [Abstractor's note:Comple-
ce translation].
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DMOCHiOWSKI,.Jerzy; NOWAK, Wanda
Critical periods in thewwater disposition of two varieties of
spring rape. ?race przyj;~4.rolj(Szozeein 23 no.31l-31 IN+.
1* Department of Plant Physiology of the School of Agrictilture,
Szczecin,

NOWAK, Zbianiew (Krakow)
0
Problem of nonlinear Btability of a cylindrical -
shell under hydrostatin pressure. Arch~,~,., bud mfjsz 1.1 1;
619-636 164.

EAST GERMANY/Theoretical Physics - Quantum Mechanics.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 6, 1959, 12173
Author Noimk, W., Tietz, T.
Inst University, Ljdz, Poland
Title Simplification of the Sommerfeld Method of Poly-aomials-
Orig Pub : i"a- Physik, 1958, 1, No 4-5, 296-293.
Abstract : The Somerfeld method f-)r determiniii,-, the ei,,,envalues
3f the Schroedinger equation is based on representina
the equation in the form H m- yfl, where y insures the sat-
isfaction of the boundary cinditions R(O) = 0.
The functian fl is represented by a power series and the
eigenvalues are found from the condition if cutoff if
this series. The airthor considers whea the equation for
fl is Ln the forn
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NOWAK, W.
"Significance of the genus Hantkenina in strntigraphy," Przeglad -,C0Iovi:~zTPj,
Warszava, No 9, Sept. 1954, p.3177.
SO: Eastern Puropean Accessions List, Vol 3, No 11, Nov 1954, L.C.

N () L4),qjv ,j,
qll)l
- ~51 ~110'. ~'
Sub-Silesian series inihe rigion of Biala-Bielsko sheet; a sumarv nf a report.
P. 460 (Preeglad Geologicznv, Vol. 4, no. 10, Oct. 1956, Warszawa, PolAnd)
MontUy Index of East huropean Ac--ssions (r-FAI) LC. Vol. 7. no. 2.
February 1958

NOWAK, W -
The problem of the last lot in a geodetic layout. p. 85-
(PRZEGLAD GEODEZY-INY Vol. 12, no. 3, Mar. 1956. Warsaw, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) 1e, Vol. 6, No- 9 Sept. 1957 Unal.

NOWAK, Wleslaw
Palaeodictyum in the Garpathian Flysch. Kwartalnik geol 3 no.1:103-123
#59. (ERAT 9:8)
1. Karpacka Stacja Terenewa I.G.
(Carpathian Mountains) (Poland--Palaeodietyum)

FOSZARSKI, lAstak;-NOWAK, Wieslaw; ZYTKO, Kazimierz
Remarks an the age of the Godula beds. Kwartalnik geol 3 nod:
127-151 '59- (EUI 9-.8)
1. garpacka Stacja Terenowa I.G.
(Poland-Geology) (Carpathian Mountains)

LMUOWAO Janina; NCWAKS maslaw
Sam remate of the comparative geological and palsoontological
studies made in 1961 In the area of the Beekida of Moravia and
Silesia. KwartalnLk geol 6 noo2s442-444 162.
1., Karpacks, Stacja Terenowa, lwtytut Geologio=W, Warasawa.

aVA/ ZO
NUNAK, 'Sieslaw
Cnroathian Field -3tatlon ()f the Geolo,-,-'cal in.,,titute
Kar'packa 3tacja Tei~enowa IG Z/-Tn3tytutu G'f-(,loc-,'cznetjo,7
11 -) --),) 4L
Warsavi, Kvmrtalnik guclogiczny,, No i, lQ6-', 1--7-
"Prelirainar-,T Re3ullt3 of Study on E.---lotic3 from the !no-
ceramian 3eds of the Slcolc Series, of Several 3141-es in
the Przemysl and the Bircza Cam)athians".

PPOLAITD
NOWAK, `,'-d(~31aw; SIKORA, Iflaclaw
Carpathian lPield 8tation of tl-le Geolo,,3-ical Institute
(Karpacka Stacja Terenow IG fi-nstytutu GeoloClczneFo-7)
Warsaw, Kwartalnik Geologic= Z
v, No P3 104-86.
"Preliminary Results of Coj.,-)arative Exar;ulnaticm Nlade
in 1959 in the FlYsch (.,f the Rogion of Vienna".

POLA !;D
NOWAK, IvIlie3law
Carpathian Field Station, Guological initItute
(Karpacka 3tacja Terenowa in3tytutu Geologicznego)
warsaw, Kwartalnik geolo,,~iczny, I'To I), 196~-, nu 552-%.
"Observations on the Occurrence of Certain Plankton
M,icroorgani=3 in Cavities of the Uo-.~er I'Aalm of t,-,,e
Bielsko Carpathians".

NOWAK, Wieulavi
Plthonella ovalls (Kaufmann) In the FAstern nysch Carpathians.
Rocz geol Krakow 33 no.1/3;229-239 163*
1. Instytiit Geologiczny, Karpacka Stacja Terenowa, Krakow.

GEROCH, Stanislaw; NCWAK, Wieslaw
L-.- ..
Prof ile of the IAyder Cretaceous in Lipnik near Bielsko. Rocz
geol Krakow 33 no-1/3:241-264 163.
1. Department of Geology, Jagellonian University, Krakow, and
Geological Survey, Carpathian Branch, Krakow,

%4 NOWAK, Vieslaw --
Some recent data on the Goduly series of the Western
Carpathians. Kwartalnik geol 6 no.4:793-794 162.
1. Karpacka Stacja Terenowa, Instytut Geologicany, Warszawa.

LISZKOWA, Janina; NOdAK, Wieslaw
Mottled Rotalipora marls in the Perechin Klippe of the Klippe
belt in the Transcarpathian Ukraine (U.S.S.R.). Rocz geol
Krakow 32 no.4:525-528 162.
1. Instytut Geologiczny, Kftrpacka Stacja Terenowa, Krakow.

LISZKOWA , Janina; NOUAK, Wieslaw
4" ...
Older Cretaceous elements of the Subsilesian Frydek series.
Kwartalnik geol 7 no.2:235-255 163.
1. Karpacka Stacja Terenowa, Instytut Geologiczny, Krakow.

NOWAK, Wladyslaw A. (Krakow)
Relief of the Cretaceous edge in the Nida ?Uver Trougn.
r,
Czasop geograf 36 no.2:139-154 '65.

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COUNTRI Poland B-9
CATEGORY
ABS. JOUR. AZ1'6h1:2. , L~0. 14 195.9, jo, 4882a
AUTHOR Krause, A. and JL4D*ak,-Z~
313T. Not given
TITLE On the Effect of the Carriek and of the Promoter
Concentration on the Catalytic Mutatio.1 of a
Complex Multicomponent Catalyst
ORIG, PUB, Roczniki Chem, 329 Iio 3, 675-678 (1958)
'ABSTRACT The authora have investigated the activity of
three-component catalysto olatained by mixing
three aolations containipg Cu(2+), Co(.'+), and
(Fo(G4063*- in concentrations of 1 ag/zi, in
the decompositiod of 9A. It is shown that
maximum activity is obtiiuad by the cotbination
Cu(2+) + Co(20 + [F~tCN)434- and that ainimuz
accivity iL obtained with the combination
+ ru(2+) + Co(2+). When these ions
are precipitated on a WOO, carrier, the

URBANSKI, T.; NOWAK, Z.- MORAGY B.
Formation of tetranitromethane from nitroform and aitryl chloride.
Biul chim, PAN ll no.2:77-78 163.
1. Technical Military College, Warsaw.

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COr COW.4; aciWty, PAY, 4-t r-qld- pf and ataarp
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tlou:w cou.4defed. The pijkirsgmph is uLed W itudy
smiacewaf~-,
fro,
16W"d:pjYtM-Arw pkvala piwifwavotr- A

NOWAK, Z.; ROCZNIAK, K.
Determination of iron content in polyepter resins. Folimary
tworz wielk 9 no. 2: 66-67 F 164.
1. Pustkow Syntbetic Textile Works, Puatkow.

NOWAK. Zbigniew (K.-akow)
Nonlinear problem of stability of P-i uniformly cocapre%sed,
cylindrical, ribbed shellwith clamped edges. Archiw bud
zaazyn 12 no,1:107-140 165.
1. Submitted September 1964.

S/10802/000/024/012/052
B117/B186
AUTHORSj 111v k
~aZd~zls ~z+--Rocniakowa, Krystyna
TITLE: Method of determining refraotometrically the dry residue in
aminoplasts
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 24 (11), 1962, 826,
abstract 24P21 (Polimery, tworzywa wielkoczp toczkowa, v. 6
no. 12, 1961, 403 - 405 [Pol.; summaries in Eng. and Russ.1i
TEXT: A method was developed for the refractometric determination of the
dry residue in melamine resins used for producing molding powders and in
urea-formaldehyde resins (40 and 60 % concentration) used as glues. A
linear dependence was found between the dry residue and n20D of the resin.
The dry residue was determined gravimetrically (4 hrs at 105 + 10C) and
compared with the percentage of dry residue determined by an Zbbe refracto-
meter (with a double scale indicating both the dry residue suitable for
food products and n 20 ). Based on experiments, the authors recommend two
D 20
ways of determining the dry ;!esidues (1) Determination of nD of the
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Method of determining ... B117/B186
resin and finding the content of dry residue in the diagrami (2) refraoto-
metric determination of the percentage of dry residue and subtraction of
the following constant from this values, 19.9 % for melamine resin and
5.02 % for urea-formaldehyde resin to be used as glues. [Abstracter-s
notes Complete translation.]
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NOWAK, Zbigniew; ZYCZKCWSKI, Michal
Review of more recent works on the stability of thi"alled
shells. Meehan teor stosow I no.201-66 163.
1. Department of Technical Mechanics, Technical University,
Krakow.

NOWAK. Z.
- ---
Nonlinear problem of stability of a closed orthotropic cylindrical
shell with clamped edges. Bul Ac Pol tech 12 no. 3:165-175 164.
1. Department of Technical Mechanics, Technical University, Krakow
Presented by W. Olszak.

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ACCEOWN NIt: APS013789 VO/0006/65/013/001/0067/0093
AUTHOR: XOWAL~Z. (Knbw) c,24
48
TIM: NndysW -the st, cyllu&lcal shelrunder bydro-
of a closed orUictroiAe
!~W
-861EYW*- '116 skie v. 13 -1966 67-93
bzynbr
TOPIC TAGS: hr-kosWc pressure, shell structure "llity, cylindric shell, orthatrOP16
cylindric sheU, Isoteople shell
f
AE6-I%ACTi*'The-paW Analyies, In a linear and nonlinear approximation, the staWity
d a high, thin-walled, closed cylindrical round shell presenting natural ortbotropy and
subjected to a cionstant external hydrostatic pressure. In contrast to other studies, it Is
- - - --A #-U^# A-k' M"Zt nf thA ighall are fastened and cannot be d' splaced in a radial direc -

nArPn wim LUC umm Va CL
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and clamped edges
SOMEM Arch1wum budowy mazyn, v. 12, no~ 1, 1965, io7-14o
TDP%C TAGS i -sbeU'dtabiUt7, shall structure stability, shell structure, Circular
cylindrical sheU reinforced circular cylindrical shell, upper critical pressure
la,,mr criticaL pressure, Utz Timoshenko enerMr method
ABSTRAM: This article is a generalization of a study pubushed by the author In
another issue of this Jouamal (No. 3, 1964). The stability of a thin-Vall cir
cylIndr-Ical closed zhell. of small rise reinforced by a denw netvw~'- of evenly
spaced lon-Zitudiml and circumferential elastic ribs is anallz d from the standpcit'
cei the linear and umlinear theories. It is masumed that the shell is subjected t6
-1h., -if TM1f(TM pxtar~ trrensure. It ia &I-so ansumed. in contrast to

ACMION RM AP50UO92
leadB to the conclusion that 1) a shcwt circular cylindrical shell with ribs loses
stability at a substantially h#bsr upper critical pressure than a shell. without ribs,
having the saw geometric and elastic parameters, 2) the number of circumferential
waves generated at a generalloss of stability is markedly lower for a short
-~heU with dhe than for one vithout ribs, WA 3) for the short shell with ribe the;
lcnirer crItical pressure ia equal to the upper critical preseure (the same as for a
sheLl with clapiped edges but vithout ribs), so that the so-called "instabilIty zonel
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Card,
ROSMO Julian; WAVIC. Aniela; UOWLK. Zdzislaw
Studies on the sensitivity of staphvloCocci In pyoderms with
special considerations on therapeutic results. Prsegl.derm,Warms.
46 no.3:239-247 MY-Je 159.
1. Z Kliniki Dermatologiasnej A.M. w Poscanin. Kierowulk: prof.
dr. A. Strassynaki.
(STAPHTWCOCCUS pharmacol.)
(ANTIBIOTICS pharmacol.)
(PTODERM microbiol.)

BURIX, Adam; FWAR. Olga; NOWAK, Zdzislaw
Kodern cathods for the treatment of psoriasis. Przegl.derm.,
Varsz.46 no.3:289-299 Hy-Je '59.
1. Z Kliniki Dermatologicznej A.M. w Pozaaata. Kierownik: prof.
dr. A. Strassynaki.
(PSORIASIS ther.)

Z Kliniki Dermatologicznej
Straszynski.
dermatowycoses acc-ording
the Academy of Medicine in
(GRISEOFULVIN)
Griseofulvin in the treatment
of the Dermatological Clinic
Przegl. dorm. 49:243-246 162.

KROL, Wladyalaw; BICZ, Natalia; NOWICKI, Zdzi3law
A case of pulseless disease caused by collagenosis. Pol. tyg.
lek. 20 no.13t479-480 29 VLr 165
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A-kademii Medycznej w Krakowie
(Kierownikt prof. dr. Leon Tochowiez) i z Zakladu Histologii
Akademii Medyemej w Krakovie (Kierownikt prof. dr. Jadwiga
Ackermann).

1v6LV--
7054' !iume Prope-tirs and Um! of sih~xto~3 I[, tl,~ Asp:rAtt
"nuM. 0 nieVia-"eW wtusnoirine-177 -zu-stosowaulu In~
now W lotillcl"k., (Polish-) Xofit Nowak Tcchn&-a LoAcza,
v. 11, no. 1, j ari. 1956, p. 5-
fncfud~ g.-jph. 7 ref.
Vi

NOWAK, Zofia, mgr
Is there real need for workday nurseries? Praca zabo3p spol
7 no.1:21-26 Ja 165.

FUSLAWS11, Adam; MIKLASMVICZ. Miebal; 11OWAX. Zofia
Certain functional Investigations of the connective tissue and
of the blood vessels of the skin In rheumatoid arthritis. Polski
tygod. lek. 11 no.14:601-604 2 Apr 56.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob. Vown. AN we Vroclawiu; kier. prof. dr.
Zofia Czezoska. Wroclaw. Pontatowskiago 9 1 Klin. Chor. Vewn.
(ARTHRITIS. RHEUMATOID, pathology,
skin connective tissue & blood vessels (Pol))
(SKIN, in various diseasest
rheum. arthritis, connective tissue & vase. changes (POW

-NOWAK., Zygfryd, mgr izz.; OSLP, To=sz.. tachn.; SYREK, Edmund, techn.
Economic evalaation of mechanical dressing of -_ oarse assorti-rants.
Glow inst gorn prace no.352/360&151-157 164.
1, Central RLning Institute, Katowice.

NOWAK, Zygfryd, m,-,r 4-nz.
1. _i- -
Utilization cf f lotation ,,arjte gcr ne-
49-52 F '65.

SREDNIAWA, Jerzy, mgr inz.; kIELECKI, Tadeusz, doc. dr Inz.; NOWAK, Zygfryd,
mgr inz.; R014ANCZYK, Entanuel, mgr inz.; TOBICZY-K,
GAS , Bogdan, mgr inz.
Industrial experiment of applying starch flocculation as performed
in the processing plant of the Knurow mine. Wiadom gorn 16 no.4-
113-3-17 Ap 165.
1. Separator Designing Office, Katowice (for Sredniawa). 2. Central
Mining Institute, Katowice (for Mielecki, Nowak, Romanczyk, Tobiczyk).
3. Knuraw mine (for Gas).

KOZLOWSKI, Czeslaw; NOWAK, Zygfridt 99;1SZYN, Irena; NADZIAXIEWICZ, Julian
Possibility and suitability of se#Lrating anthracite coal from coking
chafte coal from the Victoria min&. . Koks 7 n0-4:133-139 Jl-Ag 162.
1. Glowny Instytut Gornictwav Krakow (for Kozlowski and Novak)
2. Instytut Ghemieznej Przerobki Wegla, Zabrze (for Kamissyn and
Nadziaki6wioz).

KOZLOWSKI, Czealaw; AMBROZY1, JevzY; LASKOWSKI, Tadsusz; 1ACH, Ryozard;
,, ~11WAK VINICKI . X6rzy
v_vaauati(m of the exploitation profitability of coal depocits.
Przegl gorn-18 no.6k*347-354,,Te 162.
1. Kmisja Orzerobki Mechanicraej i Wykorzystania Hald, Rada Techniczno-
F-konomiczna, Minis+A'!-stvo Gornictwa, i Stiergetyki, Warszawa

LABMZIUSKI, Franciseek; NOWAK-RESZEWWA. Irana
Posttransfusional cerebral complications in various blood diseases.
Polskle arch. med. wown. 26 no.12:1815-1817 1956.
1. Z III Kliniki Uhorob Tiownetrznych A.K. w Poznanlu
Kierownik: prof. dr. med. F. Laboudzinaki. Poznan. ul.
Mickievicza 22.
(BWOD TUNSFUSION. compl.
cerebral hemorrh., in myelocytic leukemia &
pernicious anemia (Pal))
(LIUMIA. 14YEWCTTIC, compl.
cerebral hemorrh. nfter blood transfusion (Pol))
(AMIA. PRUICIOUS, compl.
same)
(CEMBRAL HEMORRHAGE, stiol. & pathogen.
blood transfusion in a7elocytic leukemia & pernicious
anemia (Pol))

YOUX-RNSUL, Irena; PRMYL, Leazek
Case of cancer of the panicreas tall with metastasis to heart. Polaki
tygod. lek. 13 no.24:920-921 16 June 58.
1. Z III Kliniki Chorob VGwnatrsnych Akademil Kedrosuej w Poznaniu:
kierown1k: Drof. dr Fr. labendzinski. Adres: Poznan. u1. Szkolus S/M
III Klin. Chor. Vown. A. N.
(PAYMMS, neoplas=
ustaptases to heart, case rei3ort (Pol))
(EM". neoplasma
setastatic from pancreas tail, case report (Poi))

NOWAK-RESUL, Irena (Poznan, ul. Karazalkowska 20.
frequency of bona and bone marrow changes in malignant granuloma.
Polskie arch. mad. wewn. 29 no.2:253-256 1959.
1. Z III Kl1ni::1 Chorob Wewuetrznych A. M. w Poznaniu Klerownik:
prof. dr mad. F. labeadzinski.
(HODGKIN'S DISIA31, pathol,
bone & bone ivarrow (Pol))
(BONN AND BOMA, vathol.
in ffadgkWs. dhmi-_(k~ol))
(BM RAMOV. pathol.
same)

NOWAK-RES22L. Irena: RASINSKI, Thdaust
Zlectro- and ballistocardiographlc oicture and behavior of
electrolytes In atherosclerosis of the coronary vessels. Polskie
arch.med.vown. 30 no-7:1013-1017 160.
1. Z III Klinikl Chorob Wownetrsaych A.M. w Pozaaniu Kierownik
Kliniki: prof. dr mad. P.Labeadzinski
(CORCNART DIS"M diag)
(RUCTROCAM)IOGRAPHY)
(BALLISTOCARDIOGRAPHY)
(MCTROLYUS blood)

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thal "E. *~Ii~cclr;clj -ijm U., Eak~
Fesolling :'r,,fn aocizi.i
restflui,cri line. wcre found at YI.
P4) and 86 k,:V, with relative vitensitLe-I 2 : 0 8 : 1.
'Die same: Jin~s aro allso asw6aW. as "pwod, with
itic trans;tion ThC - 'ThC. 0. NfAKERT.'
Wov

NOW&KOWA, A.
NOINAKOWAS A Food poisoning from products of vegetable origin. p. 16.
Vol. U, no. 9, Sept. 1956
FREML GALS11MOKUNY
ThCHNOIAM
Warsaw, Poland
So. East Accession Vol, 6, no, 2, Feb., 1957

KOWAKWA, H<n&. Szczecin. ul. W-Pola 3
UNNOWN010%,
Use of & method Of improved adhesion of fall prosthesis by quick
poliveristng muses and by fitting of impression@ by Rahn's method
with the Gets a"s. Czas. stomat. 7 no.10:388-393 Oct 54.
1. Z Zakladu protetyki stomatol. A.M. w Szczecinie. Kisrownik doc.
dr. A.Iulikowakt
AL mosnssrs, nu
fitting by improved adhesion & use of quick poltmeristag
mass)
(INNTAL MATERIALS
impression material by Getz & quick polimerising nasees)

HOWAKOWA Krystyna; KOWALCMOWA, Janina; ALEKSANDRMICZ, Julian;
-- 5b1CX1--Xazin1erz
Da difficulties in the differential diagnosis of sympathoblastama from
tumors of the hemstRxletic system. Pol. arch. med. wownet. 32 no.2:
237-247 162.
1. Z Zakladu Anatestl Patolqgic=aj AM w Krakovie Kierownik: prof. dr
wd. J. Kftalcsykwa J z III KlIniki Chorob Wevnetrsnych AM w Krakovie
Kierownik: prof. dr mad. J. Alsksandrowiese
(MMOBLASTOKA diag) (MINATOPOIETIC SYSTEM neopl)

L414KOSZ,, Jan; JEDRYCHOWSKI, Vioulaw; NOWAKOWAp Krystyna
Diagnostic difficulties in a case of a nalignant tumor of
the neuroblastoma type. Pat.Pol. 15 no.ls63-71 Ja4tr'64
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Vownetrznych AM v Krakowi* (kierow- '
nikt prof.dr.med.L.Tochoviez) i z Zakladu AnatomiI, Patologiono'c-
nej 91 v Krakowis (kierowniks prof. dr. mod. J.Kowalczykowa)., '

KOWAKOWNAF Jadwiga
New method of detecting neurosecretion and its application in
studies on the neurosecretory system in 14~mprey. Przegl zoolog
6 no./+:311-313 162.
1. Zaklad Zoologii Ogolnej, Instytut Zqologic=W, Universytet,
Wroclaw.

NOWAKOWNA, Jadvlga
The gobryological Conference, Wroclav, December 18-19, 1961.
Prsegl soolog 6 no.21196-197 162.

NOWAKOWNA. Jadviza -
A conference on embryology (Wroclaw, December 13-19, 1961).
Kosmos biol 11 no.3%342-343 '62.

NM,A.KO4NA, Jadwiga
Second Histochamical Eymposium in Chorzow, Miq &~9, 1964.
-'rzegl zool 8 no.4,.3?5-376 164. NIH~t I ?.I I I

NOWAKOWSKIL, A,
Antolysis of balter's and braver's yeasts. Acta microb. polone 6 no.3:
293-102 1957.
1. Z 7akladu Klkrobiologil Tschniesnaj Pblitachniki lodzkioj w Zodgi.
(sAccHmgym OMWISUB,
autolysis (POI))

ITOWAKOWSrAl A.
-
-Re-sista= "of Yeast antolysates to microbiological Wectatims.
ActR microb. rolon. 6 no.3:303-307 1957.
1. Z Zal-ladu Mrobiolop,11 Tachnicanej Politachniki Lodsklej w IodxI.
(SACCH&HOKTGZS GZUVISUZ.
autolysates. resist. to microbiol. contambAtion (Pol))

Studies on the effect of static effort on conditioned reflex in men
Act& physiol. polon. 8 n0-3:486-487 1957.
1. Z Zekladh Fisjologii Pracy A. M. w Warazavie Kierownik: prof dr W1.
Kiesturo.
(RVLIX. CONDITIOM,
off. of static effort in man (P01))
(MXMW,rSE, effects,
on conditioned reflex, static, effort test in man (Pol))

Studies on the effect of static effort on conditioned reflex activity In
=n. Acta phvolol. polon. 8 no.4:6696..676 1957.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii Pftcy A. K. w Warszawle. Kierowulk: prof. dr
Wl. Niesturo,
(BURCISE, effects,
on conditioned reflex activity In man (Pol))
(Rom. CONDITIOMMe
off. of static effort in man (Pbl))

POLAND Microbiology. Microbes Pathogenic for Man F-4
and Animals. Pathogenic Fungi and Actinomyces.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., 1958, No 17, 76854.
Author : Rzucidlo, Ludwik; Stachow, Aleksandra; Nowakowska,
Alit,ja+-Racklewicz, Irena; RudzkI, Edward.-
Inst :Not given.
Title %Chemical and Biological Properties of Cellular
Membranes of the Yeast-Like Fungi Candida albicans,
Monilia and aeotrichum.
Orig Pub: Med. doswiad. I mikrobiol., 1957, 9, No 2, 113-124.
Abstract: Dead cells of yeast-like fungi - pathogenic (C.
albicans) and saprophyte3 (Candida, G pulmonare,
M, mortifera and Cryptococcus pulcher;immus) - in-
activate a complement of the guinea pig In vitro
at 370. The degree of Inactivation is no-E-t-Re-same
with different species and does not depend an their
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56

POL---.ND / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H-32
Their iipplication. ,'Irtificial and Synthetic
Fibbrs.
I.Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimi)re, No 1, 1959, 3180.
I'Luthor Jakubowska, J., Oberman, H., Nowakowska, 1L.
-rnst
Title Microbiological Investigation of-3~
Casein Fiber and Its Solution.
Orig Pub: Zesz. nauk. Politechn. lodzkiej, 1957, No 16,
15-41.
Abstract: No abstract.
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NOWAKOWSU, Alina; WMKOWWA, Anns,
Two cases of neurological complications In stomtItle aphthosa.
Yourologis, ate. polska 4 no.1:61-66 Ja-F 154.
1. Z KlInIk1 Chorob Nervowych Akadamil Modycznoj we Wroclaw1u.
Kisrownik:prof. dr R.Aread,
(STONATITIS, APHTHOUS, complications,
*ONS die.)
(CANTRAL MVOUS SYSM, diseases
*caused by stomatitle, aphthous~

NOWAEOWSKI, Rcmuald, mgr inz.; NOWAKOWSKA, Anna, mgr inz.
Surplus power in monthly balances of distribution networks.
Energetyka Pol 16 no. 1: 10-14 Ja 164,

r 17, f it i tt
;,j1,,, on Paper

NO A I
NOWAKOWSKA. H.
"Review of the pifollshing activities of the InstItuto for Organization
and NachanizatioL of Building tn 1954.0 P- 366.
(PRY,Zv-'IGLAD 'BUDOWLA". Vol. 26. No. 11, tlov- 195-4- Warezii-A, FoIA0)
SO; Monthly Wet of East Europorm Acces4iona. (ML). VC. Vol. 4. No. 4.
April 1955- Uncl.

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The -,paper review the pCesent'. state. of . the production of photo-
samitivs glasses '- :T'fie- principle * of qi4 cation of such.stiages is.doscribed
brlsfly ~0011,sm the mchodan of loiiitLoi. ~qf Imagal In. such: glasses dur
At CtWitt6na In, fiA~'gdaszss" are- brief ty- discussed am
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cOLevedt The.: qualit of the Image produced and the Applications' of photo-
y
sensitive St"ses Ars brief ly discussed. ~'law4iitig&tLanig,of.photoxeugLtive glasses

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ACC NR: AP7002656
SOURCE CODE: PO/0015/66/000/012/0353/0356
AUTHOR: Nowakowska, Janina
ORG: Glass and Ceramic Industry Institute, Warsaw (Institut PrzemysZu Szk1a i
Ceramiki)
TITLE: A crystalline glass product-agalit
SOURCE: Szk-1o i ceramika, no. 12-, 1966, 353-356
TOPIC TAGS: glass, ceramic, mechanical property, glass manufacture
ABSTRACT: This review article, based on Western as well as Communis~ block sources,
deals with "agalit", a S102-Al2O3-Li2O-K20 glass containing add.-Itions of silver,
gold, platinum, copper, cerium, tin or antimony. Articles manufactured from it
on a laboratory scale are marked by high microhardness, good r7asistance to abrasion,
and high mechanical strength. This material shows a strong tendency to crystallize
at temperatures below the softening point. Irradiation wLth UV, followed by
he
thermal treatment, tends to lower the crystallization temperature and raise t
microhardness. Crystallization of "agalit" increas,~.s its bend strength and micro-
hardness. 'Mechanical characteristics and methot4.8 of treatment are described.
Orig. art. has: 2 tables.
SUB CODE: ll/ SUBM DATE: none/ ORIG REF: C~04/ OTH REP: 008/ SOV REF: 006
ATD PRESS: 5111
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PAWIffMWICZ, J.; NOWAU)WSXA X
Precursors In blosynthests of cyanocobalanine =Claotides.
Il. Synthesis of new derivatives of vitamin B12. Acft lalochim.
polon. 2 no-3:259-278 1955.
1. Z Zakladu Blochemit Zywnosel WSR w Posnanlu Katodre. Techn.
Rolnej. Kisrownik ELtedry prof. dr. 4e Janicki.
(NMLEDTIDES, synthesis.
eyanocobalanine nucleotide. (FOO)
(VITAMIN 812, derivatives.
cyanocobalemine nuclootide. synthesis. (Fol))

I.- ~ -,.Ii -n 1 -.-., .11
~ I i ~ 7 - ~. :I-..-,- - --
': I I - - -

YCT.11,11~('~Irsyllt, K~
Obtaining vitamin B12 with proten. IV. The purification and
properties of the vitamin B12-protein comF" < erythroglobiilin
in bovine blood sertim. p. 171. A(71A 13IOCHIMICA P0F",!-LL;Y,.
Warszawa. Vol. 3, No. 2, 1956.
SC" RIZ : East European Accessions List (E--AL) Library of L;ongress
Vol. 5, No 11, August 19~16.

JANICKI, Jozef; EUXIESKA, Teresa; FOWAKCWSKA, Krystyna
Activity evaluation of lipoxidase in samples of soya and
wheat. Roczniki Wyn Szkola Rol Poznan no.l3s251-263 t62.
1. Katedra Technologii Rolnej, Wymeza Szkola Rolnicza,
Poznan.

A/1 2~
Poland /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-32
and Their Application
Food industry
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 32977
Author : Nowakowska M., Rozycki L., Skiba A.
Title : Freezing and Refrigeration Storage of Bakery
Products
Orig Pub: Przem. spozywczy, 1955, 9, No 7, 292-293
Abstract: It was found that frozen bread retains all the
properties of fresh bread. Acidity and poros-
ity of the bread remain unchanged at any tem-
perature. Moisture content and weight undergo
changes only during the first 24 hoursp and on
subsequent storage, at - 10% - 15* and - 2000
C ard 1A

Poland /Chemical . (,iiemical Product.3 T-~2
and Their Appl-L--ation
Food industry
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - lUiimiya, No 9, 1957, 32977
remain the same. To freeze and store the
bread a temperature of - 100 is sufficient.
It Is recommended to defrost bread at + 15*
for 6-8 hours.
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NUWAX014:TKA; M.; D~YMG, W.- PASINKIEWICZ, S.; SZEWCZYK, H.
Copolymerizatif on of ethylene wit acrylonitrile. Pollmery
tworz udelk 9 no.12016-523 D 164.
1. Institute of HGavy organie Syntb-3is, Blachowina Slaska
(for Nowakowska and Szeywczzyk). 2. Department of Organic
Tachnology I of the Warsaw Technical University (for DahUg
atd Pasynkinwica).. Submitted May 159 1964,

OBLGJ, Jozef; tIOWAKOWSKA, Maria; BEDVIARCZYK, Julita
Studies on the influence of certain impurities of ethylene
upon its olymarization process without rressure. FISM-ehem 39 no.5:
20,27? 4 060.
1. Zaklad Olefin, Instvtut Ciezkiej Syntezy Organicznej, Blachownia
Slaska.

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AUTHORS: Ob16j , J6zef 9 Nowakowska, Maria, and Bednarczyk, Julita
TITLE: Effects of impurities on the polymerization of ethy-
lene without pressure
PERIODICAL: Przemysl chemiczny, V. 40, no. 5, 1961, 269-272
TEXT: The effects of C2H2, 02, CO, 0029 Et20 and moisture impuri-
ties were studied to determine the permissible concentrations of
these compounds when polymerization is catalyzed by organometallim
Very little data are to be found in pertinent, technical litera-
ture. According to K. Z,iegler (Ref. 1: Die Makromolekulare Chemie
(Macromolecular Chemistry), 18/19, 1860 1956), organometallic ca-
talysts are poisoned by CO and C2H2; D.S. Breslow (Ref. 2: J.A.C.
S., 79, 5072, 1958) using dicyclopentadienyl dichloro-titanium/di-
ethyl chloro-aluminum as catalyst found that traces of oxygen fa-
oilitate polymerization of ethylene, and A.V. Topchiyev, B.A.
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I ri'll 10
; ra us.
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2 - to the:
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Krentsell, and L.G. Sidorova (Ref. 3: DAS USSR, 128, 732, 1959)
discovered a similar effect with propylene and a Al(Et)3/TiCl4 ca-
talyst. Organic derivatives of aluminum are attacked by moisture
and oxygen. The apparatus employed in the present work is shown
in Fig. 1. Standard ethylene, ( > 99-0 C2H4, < 0-01 02, 0.0095 CO,
< 0-001 C2H2, < 0.02 ethers and < 0.045 % of water, by weight),
was mixed with each impurity in turn and passed into the polymer-
izing chamber containing a solution of the catalyst (AI(Et)2X and
TiC14, where X = Cl or Br) in benzene. The molar ratio Al:Ti was
chosen to yield polyethylene with a reduced viscosity value
red.) equal to 2Xer1red. is defined by
red. solution - n, solvent,
solvent - C
where C = concentration in g7100ml = 0.5. The overall concentra-
tion of the catalyst was 0.18 - 0.50 % by weight. The qualities
measured were the decrease in bred., changes in polymer yield and
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Effects of impurities on D227/D305
the relative consumption of catalyst, a, defined by the ratio of
catalyst consumption in the particulai-experiment to that in poly-
merization of standardethylene without any additions. The effect
of acetylene impurities was studied in two series of experiments,
varying concentration of the catalyst and the ratio Al(Et)2 Br:
TiC14- Catalyst consumption increases gradually with increasing
C2H2 content, while igred. falls rapidly for up to 0.066 % C2H2
(by 63 %) and is little affected thereafter. The results are shown
in Table 1 and Fig. 2. Effects of oxygen were studied with an 0.5%
solution of the catalyst (by weight) and Al equalled 1.7 moles/mole
71
(Table 1 and Fig. 3). Up to -,,0.066 %, oxygen has little effect on
a, but the latter increases considerably at 0.24 % 02 and at 0.66%
752 the reaction is practically inhibited. jred. decreases more
slowly than with increasing acetylene content. Prom Table 1 and
Fig. 4 it may be seen that pure, dry carbon monoxide has practi-
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i,.'-Cfects of impurities on ...
Table 1
Legend:I Series; 2

1! impurities
in ethylene; 3 -
type; 4- amount (wt.
5 - yield of polymer g;
6 - relative consumption
of catalyst a; 7 - q
,
red.; 8 - remarks; 9 MI
acetylene; 10 - acetylene;
11 - oxygen; 12 - carbon
- carbon
monoxide; 13
dio3dde; 14 - catalyst
concentration a 0.5% by
Vt.; 15 catalyst concen-
tration 0.18% by wt.;
16 - ratio Al I Ti 1,3

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Fig. 2. Effect of acetylene on the poly-
merization of ethylene.
Legend: 1 - Relative consumption of the
catalyst for the first series of experi-
ments; la - reduced viscosity for the
first series of experimental 2 - rela-
tive consumption of catalyst for the se-
cond series of experiments; 2a reduced
viscosity for the second series of ex-
periments; 3 % acetylenel 4 red,
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etyleau; t - zutycle katauzatoca w %to.
Gaku aa zutyda katautaws na standar-
dawym etyletUe vlerwszel seell ardb. La -
lepkAdd eredukawana w Owwwrej seril
prdb A - xulyde katatizatoca w Stasunku
do I~Itycta katalfratara nn ftaadardowYm
etylente w druglej Seril prft. 2a - lepkiA&
gredukaw(w& w druStej sorti prdb

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Fig. 3. Effect of oxygen on the poly-
merization of ethylene.
Legend: 1 - Relative consumption of
catalyst; la - reduced viscosity;
2 - % oxygen; 3 - oLred.
Fig. 3.
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Effects of impurities on ...
Pig. 4. Effect of carbon monoxide on
the polymerization of ethylene.
Legend: 1 - Relative consumption of
catalyst; la reduced viscosity;
2 % CO; 3 red.
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Fig. 4.
j
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la
Op
41 44 4f 44 t0 f Z 1,4
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cally no effect on a or 'tLred. within the limits of 0.01 - 0.1
On increasing the C'd content to 0.57 % a is doubled and n red.
falls by 23 %. High concentrations of C70 (1-5 %) increase'a by a
factor of 5 but do not inhibit the polymerization. Carbon jioxide
had no effect on a and n red., although the reaction appeared to
be facilitated at-0.66 % C02 (Pig. 5).
Fig* 5. Effect of carbon dioxide on
the polymerization of ethylene.
Legend: 1 - Relative consumption of
catalyst; la - reduced viscosity;
2 - % CO 2; 3 - q red.
Fig. 5.
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tora w stesunku do cutycia katalUatora na
sta.,dardowym etylenle. la - lepkOid zre.
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The effects of diethyl ether are shown in Fig. 6
Fig. 6. Effect of ether on the poly-
merization of ethylene.
Legend: 1 - Relative consumption of
catalyst; la - reduced viscosity;
2 - % ether; 3 4tred.
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etylente. la - leftoft aredukowana

-,ffects of impurities on ...
and summarized in Table 2.
Table 2.
Legend: 1 - Series; 2 - impuri-
ties in ethylene; 3 - type;
4 - amount, mg/l - % wt.;
5 - yield of polymer g; 6 - re-
lative consumption of catalyst
a; 7 red.; 8 - remarks;
9 - ether; 10 - water; 11
sample turned green.
Table 2.1----
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Effects of impurities on ... D227/D305
The relative consumption of the catalyst is practically unaffected
by /vO.1 % but is doubled by 0.18 % Et20, and.0.8 % ether stopped
the reaction. Reduced viscosity decreased only slowly with in-
creaoing ether content (by 24 % at 0.82 % Et20)- Quadrupling the
moisture content of ethylene raised a by a factor of 5 and reduced
aLred. by 30 % (Table 2 and Fig. 7),-as well as'promoting ash for-
mation with the polymer. The authors admit that the results of
Breslow (Ref. 2: Op.cit.) and Topchiyev (Ref. 3: Op.cit.) have not
been confirmed, possibly due to differences in the monomers cata-
lysts and methods. Catalyst concentrations within 0.18 - 030 % by
weight are sufficient to polymerize ethylene efficientlyg even in
the presence of 0.01 % C2H2I 0.02 % 02, 0.1 % CO, 0.15 % ethers
and 0.05 % of water.
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Fig. 7. Effect of water on the poly-'
merization of ethylene.
Legend: I - Relative consumption of
catalyst; la - reduced viscosity;
2 water; 3 %red.
(72D ;wpj.
Ftyl. 7. WqIYW Wody na Pollmerytade ey-
lenu..I- cutycle katalIzAtora w Stodunku
do Kul Ycia katall0tora tta Standardowym
etYlenLe. la - lepkoik tredukowana
Fig. 7.
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Theve fvt 2 tablod, 7 figurea atid ~ rofiranow I govieti6blac And
2 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to'the English-language publica-
tion reads as follows: D.S. Breslow, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 79, 5072 UO
5072, 1958.
ASSOCIATION: Zaklad olefin inst tutu ciQft'ej syntezy organicznej,
blachownia 81qska TOlefin Department of the Heavy
Organic Synthesis Institute, Silesia Sheet-Iron Works)
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NOWAKOWSKA, Maria; DAHLIG, Wlodzimierz
Research on the possibilities of copolymerization of ethylene with
acrylonitrile on organometallic complexes. Polimery 7 no.4:125-128
Ap 162
1. Instytut Ciezkieg Syntezy Organicznej, Blachownia Slaska (for
Nowakowska)..2,Zaklad Technologii Organicznej I., Politechnika,
Warszawa (for Dahlig).

NOWAKOWSKA, Maria,, mgr.
Problems connected with the copolymerization of ethylene
with som unsaturated compoumIs catalyzed by organometallic
complexes. Viad chem. 16 no.5:307-319 My 162.
1. Kierownik pracowni polimerow, Inatytut Ciozkiej
Syntezy, Orgamicznej, Blachownia Slaska.

I -` I I .- . s . ,I .
14, arw acie-)untinf, in an establishment,. an
HEIFER, F. ; MWAYOWSH, T. II-'ro leras of rlanni~
attempted synthesis.11
Chemik, Ka towice, Vol 7, 'To 1, Jan l?54, .~ . 15
SO: Eastern European AccessiD,-is Lds,~, Vol 3, No 10, Oct 1?54, Lih. of C--.nrresF-.