SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PERE, P. - PEREDELSKIY, A.A.

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Ful, P. , .
Ten years of creative searching. SOV. f0to 18 n0..5:30-32 NY '58,
(Photography) (MIRA 11:5)

PEREELTOVA,-M A, kand.med.nauk (Sverdlovsk)
Preventive examinations of the popUlatiOn. Scr7.zdrav. 20 no.2:
65-68 i6l. (KIRA 14:5)
1. Iz Sverdlo-skogo nauchno-issledavatellskogoinstituta tuberkuleza
(dir. -, prof. I.A.Shaklein, zav. direktora pa nau-chnoy chasti
kandidat meditsiixsk*h nauk N.G.Butkin).
(TUBERCULOSIS-PREVENTION)

PEUBATLOV, V.
Tranaltional ring for an onlarger. Sov. foto 18 no.9t46
s '58. (WILA 11:110)
(Pbotography-Enlarging)

FAMIMOS, 7,ae, burovoy master.
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Changing casing lines. Nefi;iGnSIC 3 no.3-.7 Nr '58. NIRA 11:5)
I.' lbutors bureniya. No.2 Tatburneft',
(Hoisting machinery)

LUPAL, Rikolay Vasil 'yevich; BOSIN, X%tvey Itskovich; __MIWICRQV._
4jkmandr--&rgeysv-ich; SHIRNOVA, Appolinariya Tasi'L 'yevua;
3yler. Aleksandr Alsksandr-Orich; TBUKANOT. T.T., kzu2d.
takhn nauk, ratests6nt; SHUPWT, T,Lq kaud,tekha,nauk,
retsZ;ent; OTAMKANt .1.3.9 ksnd.tekhn*zaukp red.;
IJMMO, L.A., tekhn.-red*
[Theoretical principleo of automatic and remote controll
Teoreticheskie o9novy avtomatiki I telemekbaniki. W N.V.
-lapal i dr. Moskva, Voes.izdateltako-poligr.ob0oidi.nonie
H-va putei soobahcheniia, 1961. .414 p.
(mm 14ti2)
(*atomatic control) (Remote control)

CZARMCU, Wanda;.FE4Q.,)#q yulaw; WEGIAROZYK, Anna
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Mectrochemical properties of zirconium chloride solutions
in ethyl alcohol. Roo2 chemii 36 no.3,503-512 162.
1. Department of Analytical Chomistry) Department of Chemical
Tecluiology.. Institute of Ruclear Research., Polish Academy of
Sciences, Warsaw.
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DXNISOT, Arkadiy Panteloymonovich; LUFACH, T.S.,
redaktif; KTAWMVA. T.F.. t%emmicbels 7 a
(Russian coast,artillery; a historical sketcb],Ruselmia beriegavaia
aftilleriia;istoricheskii oeherk. Mi)ekva, Voon.ind-vo H-va obor.
SSSR 1956. 229 (MLRA 10:4)
P'
(ArtiUbry, Coast)

IIGP," very strong plaster. p.213. H?jTOV,'Y~AG. Budapest. V01. 81
no. 6, June 1956.
SOURCE: East European Accessicns List (EFAL), Library of Gongress
Vol. No. 12, December 19

PICRE11ra-UY, I., kandidat tekhnicheakikb nauk (KtWbYshsv)-
standards for building gypsum. Stroi.mat.2 no.12:32 D
156, C~ (ML'RA 10: 2)
07pstwi-Standards)

PAIDWODCHMOVA, N.I.; SHESTAKOV, S.Y., prof e3sor, zaveduyushchiy.
Clinical aspects and diagnosis of myoca;rdial. microinfaration, Terapearkh,
25 no.2-.33-38 Kr-Jp 153. (MLRA 6:5)
:i,!I'. .11 ~
1. Kafedra diagaostiki vmutrennykh bolesney Astrakhanskogo meditainskogo
instituta (for Shestakov). 2. Basseyno-raya klinicheakaya bollnitsa imeni
Solorleva Nizhnevolshokogo vadodra'votdela. (Heart-Infarction)

FEIWODCHIKOVA, N. 1.
"Electrocardiogram Changes During Angina Pectoris (Stenocardia)
and the Clinical Manifestations and Diagnoses of a Myocardial Microinfarct."
Cand Med Sci, Gorlkiy State Medical Inst, Gortkiy, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 7.
Dee 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum* No. 556 24 Jun 55

- FIRCHIN, N.V.
4y,
"'""Wn"Mia%e~ng vith premst reinforces concrete. Gor. zhur. no.l:
43-44 A '55. .(KMA 8:7)
(Irivoy Rog-Mine timbering) OF!recast concrete construction)

-PE'RCP-KE, -if. K. ,
I'Vitesse de la transformation pol~j-aorphe des fomes a A B du nitrate d1amonium." Pprchke
W. K, et Popow, A. H. (P. 363)
SO., Journal of General Chemistry (Zhurnal Obshchei hIdmii). 1937, Volume 7., No. 2.

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FMIC. Vinko. Dr.
Sleep therapy of gastoduodenal ulcers; first results and expe-
riences. Lijec.vjee. 76 no.9-10 439-444 1954.
(PAPTIC LWER, ther.
sloop tber.,reaults(Ser))
, ther. use
peptic ulcer (Ser))

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PERCIUN, 11.
Informtion theory in electric information. p. 425.
REVISTIL CjILCR FERATE. (Caile Ferate, Romine) Bucuresil, Rimniae
Vol* 7p no, 81 Aug. 1959,
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EM) W Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. ig6o
Uncl.

MICIT417, N.
Current teclani-lue in. multi-Ole trnnsmi-ions aerial
PZjTSM M-, I 'I-L. (Cp
.ile Ferpte lovane) Ducuresti, Rumania; Vol. 7, no. 1,
IA
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"Appl,ying t.,ie Kovalev nothcd we exceed the stardarls." (p.58) HRZEMAD SirORZA-I,,,y
(Centraine Zardy Frzervslu Garibarzldc--o, Obmiczego i Artykul-,w "11,orrz-arych)
Vol 8 No.1,January 1953
SO: East European Accessions List Vol 3, No 8, August 1954

Jammzz
A ir-w r1--issification. of inD-fta (,f the upper lip,
prlcir5n [ind palate, Pol. przitgl. chir. )6
~b- 1-64.
1. 1~liniki Chirurgil ~-'?.czekowc-Twarzawej Akadieruii Medycznqj
w lodmJ i Clarodka Leczerfij ',;ad Foswojowych Twarzy Werowrdk.
doc. dr J. Bardach).

MUM, Henryk; PERCZYNSKI, A.: BIOURSKI, Mieczyalaw.
Streptokinase and streptodornase In surgical infections. Polski
tygod. lek. 10 no.21:680-681 23 Mv '55-
1. Z Oddzialu Chirurgicznego Sspitala, ul. Zelazna 90.) Warszawa:
Ul. Elowollpiki 15 m. 33, blok 46.
(SURGM,aPMATIVE, complications
infect.,ther.streptodornase & streptokinase)
(STREMDORHASE ABD STR9MMUSM. ther. use
infect., surg.)
PERDEM, Jerzy, jmg.;
_i. DALIDS, Yalman Itranslator]
OPtimal factors Of mirror finishing of hardened gauge steel.
Gepgyarte,stechn 2 no.5.190 My 162.
1. Forgaesolasi Kutato Intezetv Iel3gyelorszag (for Perdenia),

FF"Nik., JeAy
Coniemporary development trends of kighly, productive methods
of tooth chasing of 6y.Lindrical gears, Przegl naakovo-tech
AGH n0..4.-59-73 161,
16 Katedrix Technologii Mechanioznej,, Akademia
Gorniazo-lbitni*S, Krakowo

NU&Ab~VS'A.G.; F Mjs M =SAP
w
Variability of ~~he chemical characteristics in Mentha. sachalinen-
sis. Trudy po khim.prirod soed. no-5:93-104 162. (IMA 16:11)
1. Laboratoriya biokhimii efironosov Kishinevskogo gosudarstven-
nogo universiteta.

KOADRUIYEV, Ye.M.;. PEREMNOS, V.P.
Design improvement of open-hearth roof suspension. Metallurg
5 UO-3:13-14 Mr 160. (KRA 13:7)
1. Stalinskiy metallurgicheekly zavodo
(Open-hearth furnaces-Deaign and construction)

REDISS If... polkovnil; PMEBOMKIY G. inzherier-polkovnik
-- --l- :,_~-,
Equipm6nt, familiarization training for cadets. Voen. -not. 41
no.U:70-72 N 161. (MIRA 16:U)

I'ACC NRo AP6036816 SOURCE COM UR/0368/66/00~/665/66tij6669
JAUTHOR: Gordeyev, D. V.; Ostapchenkoj Ye.* Ps; Pe~S~y4~nA._A.
ORG:, none
of',Ehegeometrical dimensions for gas-laser resonators
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroakopii, v. 5, no. 5, 1966, 687-689
TOPIC TAGS: laser,,gas laser, lager optics
ABSTRACT: A formula is derived which makes it possible to calculate the possible
difference frequencies in multimode operation for different resonator sizes. These
data can beused in plotting diagrams for selecting a gas laser resonator with a
given number of difference frequencies in a definite region of the spectrum. The
particular case of the selection of dimensions for the resonator Of a laser intended
for use in a phototelemeter as a light source was investigated. If the radiation
modulation has a frequency of approximately 10 Mcps, then the difference frequencies
snould be eliminated in the range from 0 to 50 Mcps. The length of the resonator
should be at least 0.2 m; it should not exceed 0.4 m. The mirrors can have curvature-
r
ad
ii oi 0.5, 1, and 2 m. When fnirrors with curvature radii of 0.1 or 0.2 m are
used, any length of resonator in the range from 02. to 0.4 m can be selected. Vnen
mirrors with a curvature radius of 0.5 m are used, the optimum resonator length is
10.3 m. A reduction of the resonator length up to 0.2-0.25 m is possible only when
2
UDC: 621.375.9

MFC, Mi,-czvslaw
Blectrcreduction of uranium (VI) compounds in carbonate solutions.
Nukleonika 6 no. 5:357-369. 161
1. Instytut Badan Jadrcwych PAN, Warszawa, Zaklad Technologii
Chemicznej.

2h133
P/046/60/005/009/004/006
0 D241/D302
AUTHORS: Perec, Mieczyslaw. Mucha, Franciszek and DebAski,
_Kp`o___1-onY1u`sz.-___ '
TITLE: Production of uranium by reducing UF4 with
metallic calcium
PERIODICAL; Nukleonika, v. 5, no. 9, 1960, 559 - 568
TEXT: This work was aimed at the eventual productioncf "nuclear
purity" uranium containing B 1- 0.1 1 Cd 0. 15, Li 46-0. 1 7 Co ~-- 57
Yn 1-15~ Vz~- 10, ki. ~-, 30) Cu t-5, Cr,~=:20, Fe~z 1 1~01 All,- 50~ P 4~251
S.L 20 , and C ',, 1 C
)0 ppm. Reduction with metallic ra. was chosen
by the Instytut badarf j2dro-vpjch PAN (Nuclear Research Institute
PAS). The reaction is exothermic to the extent of -134 kcal/
mole U and theoretically occurs at 22400C; in practice the temp-
erature is lower, depending on the scale of the process, heat
itial reduction
losses etc. In s were carried out or, a small
scale ?l kg UF4) in the apparatus shoun in Fig. 1, consisting
of a steel, water-cooled cyiinder (10, closed by a lid (2) with
Card 11S

2413.3
Production of uranium,
P/046/60/005/009/004/006
D241/D302
an opening (1) to allow the hot vapors to escape. The steel
reactor (9) was placed inside a second cylinder (3), on a SUD-
port (6), and was lined with flMorite (10). The apparatus was
filled with gas Inlets (12) and uutlets (7 8) and with a tube
(4) for the electrical contncts which initiated the reaction.
The lining was prepared method evolved at the Instytut
chemii nJ,eorgani-cznej w GI.L.w-teach (Inorganic Chemistry Institute
at Gliwice). Natural flourite was crushed to less than 1 mm,
leached with aq.HF, washed with distilled water and dried. Fluo-
rite flour was then mixed with the minimum quantity of 1%0 starch
solution in water, rammed into position and dried, raising the
temperature to --3000C over a few days. The lining was shaped
to form a funnel-like cavity inside the reactor. A fluorite or
graphite crucible was placed at the bottom to receive the molten
U. The reactants were deposited, on a supporting thin Pd sheet,
in the conical part of the reactor cavity, above the U receptacle,
in alternate layers (or mixed) using a 20 - 30% excess of Ca
shavings. The charge was hand-rammed and a Kanthal wire beater,
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thickly covered with a mixture of Mg powder and KC104, was laid
on top. Technical quality chemicals were used as the starting
materials The reaction was initiated electrically after filling
the app ar;tus in argon and took place In a few seconds. Orifice
(1) was then closed and the apparatus was cooled under argon.
The product was porous (115 g/cm3) and contained non-metallic
inclusions. After remelting in a quartz crucible at least 14000C
and at 10-3 mm Hg a dense material (17.4 g/cm3) free from in-
clusions was obtained. Experience gained with this apparatus
allowed Purther investigations, using 10 - 20 kg. charges, to be
carried ou t. The starting materials were of known, higher qual-
ity to allow an estimate of tht- purIfication attained. High
purity Ca was obtained from the Instytut metali nie2elaznych,
addzia!r metal! 101rkich v Skawinie Unstit-ute of Non-Ferrous
Metals, Lia~it Metal.s Deoartment in Skaw ina). The metal. was used
in the'f0M 01 _-nav-ings, .3 film. Lftlclt, a few cm. wide and 8 rnm
long. RedUctiolis were carrIed out at a pressure of 1 mm Hg. 4
and 8.5 k2. ingots of U were obtained, the latter beipg non-por-
ous and free from slag, of density 17.9 g/,cm3. The amounts of
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D24i./D302
impurities in the U are tabulated. 99% yJe.lds were obtained.
It is stressed that the ingots were not entirely homogeneous
chemicalj,~ and were not of "nuclear purity". Remelting under
vacuum would improve the product but Fe, Cu, Ni and Si would
remaln In comparatIvely high concentrations. Very high Ixurity
should be attainable with 'very pure startling materia.18, is no
contamination is 1ntroduced during the calclo-thermic process.
There are 6 figures, I table and 11 references: 6 L'joviet-bloc
and 5 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-language
publications read as follows: M. Benedict, Th.H. Pigford, Nuc-
lear Engineering, New York, 1957, MacGraw--Ai2l, p. 145; J. Van
Impe, Chem. Eng. Progress, 50, 230, (1954).
ASSOCIATION: Instytut badaA jadrowych (Pluclear Research
Institute)
SUBMITTED: June, 1960
Card 4/5

PERK Bj=WALaw4-BCHA, Franciszek; DEBINSKI) Apoloniusz
Experiments con the producticn of installi-a uranium by-the
reduction of uranium tetrafluoride with the aid of metallic
calcium. ?Iukloonika 5 no.9:559-568 160.
1. Instytut Badan Jadrowych, Warszawa

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ACC NR: AP6012011 -Sob~--.M CODE, - POI~0-CJV~1651010109-1057--105-,3
IUMOR: Perec, mleczyslav-Porets Y,
ORG: Departmnt
of -Technological ChoDdstry, Institute of Ilucloar Resoarchp Wars, W-
Zoran (Zaklad Tochnologii Gheinicznej, Instyt Ei70ib_W_Ya1_)
TIME - Production of ioxido bry the electrochordeal reduction of U (V.L) in
sodium carbonato soluti-on-F-W a * m-rcury cathode * I The reduction of U (VI) at a
mraury cathode in sodium carbonate solutions
SOURCE: thilcloonika, v. 10, no. 9-10, 1965, 575-583.
TOPIC TAGS- uranium, uraniw,-i coiq)ound, chomic.&I reduction, polarographic analysis,
electrochemistry,
'MIT
j
LACT: Investigations were made on the process of U(W)'xaduction in the sodium
carbonate solutions at- a norcury cathodo. The compoisHilon xis-ed was sirdlar to that
of the solutions resulting from the allmline leacliing of uranium-bearing raw matqrial!.~.
Folarographic studies ie character of ourreiit-timetcu:rves, determination of the
inrluance, of 50113):A7 on the double layer differential capacity, and the reduction
ovarpotential. led to the conclusion that the cathodic reduction occurs vr1thout arv
preliminary dissociation of the carbonate-uranyl ion*' The polarographic waves
observed during the reduction process are of the one-olectron.type and do not repro-
sent tho two-stage reduction of U(VI) produmbig U02 as the final producto The

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Polarograpldowave oo=,Ting at a more nagatUe Dotential reaults from the reduction
of the hydrolysis proclucts of the LUOZ(CO3)71- !on* The author thanks Prof. Dr.
S. Mine for naking possible this work at this department on the differential capacity
WY -the, double layers. Awtbor thanks Is given to Dr. J. Jastrzebs~y for valuable
assistance on. the measw7ements and discussions. Fi thanks is given to Prof. Dr.
Memalo for making the current-ti-im curves and to J. Malyszko for assistance with the-
i~easureinents arA for ustiful dia(ussions. Orig,art, hass 6 figures and 1 table. A
SUB CODIR: 07 SBH DATEs 29.Tun65 ORIG REFa 001 CTH REF: 016 SOV REF: 001
Curd 212

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AUTHOA: Pere Mieczyslaw-Perets, M.
ORG: Department of Tethnological Chemistry, Institute of Nuclear Research, liars
Zeran (Zaklad Technologii. Chemicznej Instytut Badan Jadrowych)
TITLE: Product- i6fi:.of : uraniumfc'oxide: by -electrochemical reduction of UM) in sodium
carbonate -solutio'A6~ Af a -mercury cathode. IL Chemical processes occurring in
carbonate aolutions~after the reduction of U(VI)
-SOURCE:.'-' N~kl6onika.: v. 10, no., U, 1965, 693-703
, chemical reducti
TOPIC TAGS: 3. onj, uranium compoundo uranium, chemical precipitation,
ion exchange
ABSTRACT:. Investi ations on the precipitation of U02 from carbonate solutions after
the reduction of UM) were carried out with the use of polarographic techniques for
'process control. U(V) disproportionation in solutions of sodium carbonates was found.
:to be reversible. At _pH 9.5 the precipitation of hydrated U02 occurs between the
U4+ ion present in equilibrium with the [U(CO3) J6 - complex acid OH- ions. At pH
values over 10.6 the precipitation of UO~ resL~s probably fx4:)m the exchange between
the OH- ions, and the CO-2- groups -in the aquo- and aquohydro)7iranium carbonate complexes-
3 !
The U(V) and U(VI) ions do not take part in the process of preciPitatiOn Of U02-
Orig. art. has: 7figures, 4 formulas, and 4 tables. (NA],
SUB CODE: 07 SUBM DATE: 24jun65 ORIG REF: 002 (M REF: -003
S.GV FM: 003
Card
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SUKHOV, Xonstanti4 Stepanovichp prof~_j PBRZ~ZISKAT_A, R.N., red.;
SIDOHOVA,'. V,I,, red,izd-va; MG0WHLTX, t,A,,___te'kbn.red,
[General viruoology] Obahchaia virtisologiia. Moskva, So-
vetaksis neuka, 1959, 233 p, (MIRA 13;7)
(VIRUSES)

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(WWW"Mr. WOw "Wit. 46-f-SWO lfw" mmfv. tic.) diKU-01, EfIc" d dimlaw I'mu thr
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FKREBATOVA find.med.nauk; KUPIT339A., Z.F.
Indices on the decrease cf !t.-% i~-,r, tubarmlos_4- izz
lovsk, Fern azd Ufa. Frobl.tub. no.432.;-15 161. ' (MA 14' :!2)
.1. Iz Sverdlovakogo n-wa-hno-issledovateliskogo instituta tuberku-
leza (dir. - prof. I.A. Shaklein, zw. dir. po, nauchnoy chasti -
kmd.me(l.nauk IT.G. &vtkin). ?. Glavylyy v-_,ach Sverdlovskogn gorod.-
S!cogo protivotuberh)"I e-mogo d: spanner-a - (for Kuriitsiaa).

GORBOVITSKIT, S.Te.;J~~. M.A.: KUNITSINA, Z.P.; ROSSOSRNM, GF*
paoults of wort in the early detection of tuberculosis in children
In 97ardlovsk and Perm. Sov.sdray. 18 no.9s2l-25 159. (MM 12:11)
1. Is Sverdlovskogo nauchno-inaledovatellskogo inatituta tubarkuleza
(dir. - Prof. IAe Shaklain). Srordlovskogo gorodokogo protivotuborkmr-
lezuogo dispausera (glavnyy vrach Z.P. Kunitaina) i Permakogo goTotl-
okogo protivotuborkulazuogo dispan era (glavn" vrach N.Y. Tarasova),
(TUBERGMSIS Prey. 4 C:utrol.)

FLqE8AT0VA3 M.-A. - - - -
"Hospital Service for Children in Moscow and Quotas of 9ospitalized Patients."
I
Sub 18 Dee 51, Central Inst for the Advanced Training bf Physicians.
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees in Moscow
during 1951.
SO: Si=* No. 480,, 9 May 55.

LIMMW,
Work practied In lowering the incidence of tUberculosio at enterprises in
the Sverdlovsk Province, Gov.xdrav. 12 no,6:26-33 H-D 153, (XLBA 6:11)
1. Is Sverdlovskogo nauchno-insledovatellakogo tuberkuleznogo instituta
(direktor - -professor I.A.Shaklei-A).
(Sverdlovsk Province-Tuberculomis) (Tuberculosis-Sverdlovsk Province)

GWBOVITSKIT. S.Ye.,starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik kandidat maditsinskikh
nauk. PERXWOVA, M.A. kandidat meditsinakikh nauk.
Results of the work in detecting active forms of tuberculosis in
five towns of Sverdlovsk Province during the period 1950-1953.
Probl. tub. no.6:5-8 N-D '55. (MLRA 9:2)
1. Iz SverdlovskogQ oblastnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
tuberlmleznogo instituta (dir.-prof. I.A. Shaklein)
(TUBMCULOSIS, statiet.
in Russia, in Skrerdlovsk region)

PEREBAYlOV, V. -t
Adapting the "Liubitell 11 camera to motion-picture fil-M.
Znan.alla no.12:suppl.1 D 154, (MLRA 8:1)
(Gameras)

MIROKPYiX. L., master sporta, glavnvy treuer; PXWERIN, 11., master sporta.
Results of the abooting chamVionship of ths AII-Ualcin Volzmtear Society
for Assistaws to the ArcV, Air Yorce, sud Navy. Vcien.znan. 29 uo.g.-4-3
8 133. MU 6:12)
1. Koll*ktiv stralkov Roaniyakoy Botsialistichookoy Yederativnoy Respubliki
(for ftroklyau). (3hooting, Hilitary-Competiltions)

AUTHOR: Perebeynos, F.G., Driller 92-58-3-7/32
TITLE: Replacement of Wire Rope (0 amene talevogo kanata)
PERIODICAL: Neftyanik, 1958, Nr 3, p 7 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Referring to the article published in P.: Neftyanik,
Nr 113, 1957, under the title "Fitting for Replacement
of Wire Rope", the author points out that in replacing
a wire rope his drilling team follows a different
procedure which takes much less time than the method
described in this article. He states that even with the
observance of all sefety precautions the replacement of
a wire rope by his procedure takes altogether 1 hour
50 minutes, instead of the 7 hours allowed for this
operation. Within this time it is possible to complete
all operations necessary to install the new rope and
remove the old. An additional 2 hours and 50 minutes
are needed to complete auxiliary operations beforehand.
Eight men, and occasionally twice that number, were
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Replacement of Wire Rope
92-58-3-7/32
previously needed to replace the wire rope and considerable
time was spent in reeling the new rope and unreeling the
old one.
ASSOCIATION:Kontora bureniya Nr 2 Tatburneft' (Nr 2 Drilling Office
of the Tatburneft')
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2

PAMMYNDS, 3:.S.
Changing the shape of teeth on excavator buckets. Rate. i iz6br.
predl. v strol. uo.3:38 157. (KIU lltl)
(Rxcavating machiner7)

FORKBEYNOS, M.V., inzhener.
Building a combined brick and sb--Il rock va.11. Bi-al,stroi.tekh. 10 no.11:
14 Je '53- (ML-RA 6:8)
1. Odeaskoye otdoleniye Toploslaktroproyekta. (Walls)

MARUSUO, Fedor Ivanovioh, dotsent, kand.tekhn.naukkjm~POR~
_4lekopndr
,�~rpypVjchs- ~4_otsent, kand, takhn.nauk; XVM, AIW:zeaft Alek-
sandrovioh, doteent, kand.takhn.wukj V=OY9 Tyachealav 7*doro-
vich, starshiy prepodavatell; M M NKOVA, G.I., inzh., red.;
VERIJU, G.P., tekhn.red.
[Automatio and remote oontrol in railroad transportation] Avto-
matilts I telemekhaniku no zholesnodorozhnom transporte. Moskva,
Goo.transp,shal-dor.isd-yop 1959. 397 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(Railroads--Automatic train control)
(Railroads--Signaling)

18-3200 78o4c.
SOV1.13ri-6o-3-PA3.
AUTHORS: Kondratlyev, ye. M., Perebeyno8, V-. F.-
TITLE: Design Improvement of Open-Hearth Roof Suspension
PERIODICAL: Metallurg, 1960, Nr 3, PP 13-!4 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the open-hearth shops of the Stalino Metallurgical
Plant(Stalinskiy metallurgicheskly zavod a new design
of roof suspension was developed (Fig. fl. The authors
suggested changing the old suspension unit. Two wedges
working on the self-wedging principle and protecting
the roof from sagging are shown in Fig. 2. On the
basis of long operation, the following advantage3 were
established: (1) The Initial fastening of' the roof' Is
made after hammering out the supporting forms before
primary heating. (2) There is no need for Intermediate
fastening of the roof during operation between repairs.
(3) Considerable economy in hangers and wedges Is achieved
due to repeated use of them after general overhauling.
Card 1/4 There are 2 figures.

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Dev.Lgn Improvement of Open-Hearth Ploof SusPenslon 780110
SOV/13o-6o-3-9/23
Fig. 1. Suspended structure of' roof supporto (left--
old design; rIght--new design). (1) cross channel;
(2) lining block; ~ diotance tube; (4) Supporting
angles; (5) roof; 6 wedge-shaped hanger; (7)
tightening wedge with a slot.
Fig. 2. Diagram of' wedge action.
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Design Improvement of Open-Hearth Roof Sus-pension 78'040
SOV/13o-6o-3-9/23
ASS.OCIATION: StELlinO Metallurgical Plant (Stalinskly metallur.-liche3kly
zavocl)
Card 4/4

PE-REB-OROV, A,-S,, kand.tekhnonaukp doteent; TUINOV, V-Yu., inzh.
Adapters for coupling control computers and CTC oy-stams iii autIczatic
train traffic contrcla Sbor. trud, LTIZHT no.20".,121-27 163.
OdR-A 18z1)
f

FMOOROVS A.S'66 assist.9 kand. takhn. nauk.
Conparing the methods of direct and coded control, in designing
relay centralized control of evitchan and signaIv. Sbor. u=h,
trad, LVTIIZHT uo.5:33-46 153. (MM 110)
(Railroada--Signaling.-InterlockiTW, system)

LUPAL. Nikolay Vasillyevich, professor; eksandr Bergeyev-iqb.
dotsent; 'HATRIKOV, Vladimir Dmitriyevich, _inzh~eu - b7WuVi- VTk
Hikolayevich, dotsent; GAKBURG, Te.Tu., redaktor; RAKITO, R.I.,
redaktor; ISITROV,P.A., tekhnichaskiy redaktor
[Automatic control and telemschanice at railroad stations; remote
control of switches and signale] Avtonatika i telemakhanika na
stantaiiakh-, teleuprovlenie stralkami i signalami. Pod obahchal
red, H.V.Lupala. Moskva, Goo.transp.zhal-dor. izd-vo, 1956. 395 p.
(Ullroads--Signaling) (HLRA 9:12)
(Railroads--Switches)
(Remote control)

CHNTVERIKOVA, Tevdokiya Alakeandrovna; PZRLBOROV Aleksandr Sergeyevich;
RAKITO, E.I., redaktor; MINA.
CGeneral course on railroad signaling, centralization and block-
systems] Obihchti kurs signalizat,eii, teentraliziLtaii i blokir'ofti.
Moskva. Goo, tranope zhel-dor. izd-vo. 1956. 311) p. (M~ 9:8)
(Railroads--Signaling),

P U1111-r, kand. tekhn. nauk; SED)V,
tekhii. nauk~ RATINIKOV,
Vladimir Dirzitriyevich; I.nzh.; K.Ii.RVATSKU, S:B., ka-TA.
tekhn. nauk~, retsenzent, GLU;2NIAN, I.S., red,
[Remote control of sWitches and signals 10
.1 Teleupravlenie
strelkami i signalarni. MT)sk-va, Transport, 1965. 383 P.
(MIRA

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AUTHOR: Golosov, V. V,; qgdgev
D- Vs; OStAPqhenko, Yes P,; A.-
V
ORO: none
Tl=: Possible use of
gas lasers in high-precision measurements of distances
SOURCE: Geodeziya i Itaftograftya., no. 5p 1966j, 9-15
TOPIC VM:,,optic range finder) SG-2M World x4NOFE
ABSTRACT: The authors describe experiments in which the light Murm of a predsim optical
range finder SC-2M) was replaced by a small gas laser. The purpose of the experi-
.-ment was to ftease the accuracy of-distmce measuremerits with such a range finder and
to permit its use under daylight conditions. Anather advantage of the laser is
that it delivers a beam of,much narrower spectral width. The gas was a mixture
of helium and neon operating at 6328 A and delivering not less than 1 mW. Me mea-
surements were made of distances of the order of 3 km in sunlight and during twilight.
In daylight., vhen-the ordinuT light source could not be ui;edj, the mean square measure-
ment, accuracy., vas.f*.2-.4. =,' And; in twJ-Iight,,:+1.3 mm. Equipping the range finderh
laser.apprbximatelyidoubled the~jhaximum.distance measuriable at right. The require tto
m:n
that nust be satisfied by the laser are .8 and it is found that the Ir-55
pecifi,d
developed by one of the MEP SSSR enterprises is the most suitable for this purpose.
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WA that they am not adflorbed on the Mn. but the)' Mdu- the showed that in this form Ca maikedly, red t" the over- a 0 St
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advantage of inhibitors lie# in the fact that they cause an amounts of Co. H-Mn cells are set up in which 31n actit aa
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with altertisto layers of pure Mn e *ti(, of the 8 ion te the
Is due to the licri~dir Tartation of th
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of Thai Mflo S ion : , The effect of -c' . Fc-',~ :b", Ni
Mn ion. F
and Uu- iorus on curient efficitnry was studic(l. After elec 0 -si
tr I~ a
a ~oncn. (if 1-5 rig. of Co" per I., or 2-5 mg. of NL" per I.,
tor 5 lit.
,
mduces the current effitlency by 500,1,. ro I!; the most harmful
imutity; at a concii. of 2 111~- per 1. dearly All the -%in is diss(Avc(t.

meastimment-4 oil cltctrodcs uith parti)-dissol%-d Nfn
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Co hatlixcri depositc,l, showed thatco in thir, 6rm mall"div rcAlic"
the'.11 o~crvoltagv. It. V; concladt~d that m batli~ c ... itairling small
tA of Co, 14-Mn Mir :-.(:t iip in which Mt, actS ~0 1110de-

4 the pe;lari~atiov of th- rathride ant prvvents
The 11 nlect:rodc- redime!
-vrjI-(-j A rapi(I pAm u-
depmf tion or Mri : 11, is f,
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gas K. Ijok,ii, Ptinv J4.o14iA,,:e Ghoo-tirp', Iwtvf#oiM'
Aletaloirgif I Odlell-ports, a. V~ 2i loo, 3, 101). ,, J?m IN, -00
004 51 Ontlows diffivolit" onAAA."I it. is.. vf jarite. ,A -00
008 SO, far tim ubtnv. Poinix out advolotaim of use of
hy&AIMI ferrous Aulfair (avisalable frimal ..A 60
0 0 4 ling Uslutions). Flilia-riments wriv Illade ."', 11M." L"Irr, =00
0.04 pi.xv5s. Coaddiolls IM vc-liun hot Iptalliflaths. Infiv.-
0010 Ifink ofsillO. II)MI)SO. Wont. "AAW"11. Diffitoll)" ago
Vt*u%,A;AM with sirlwmWi of Feloll). weiv chno- 000
.3 nAttxl by trawkwillins the flix-rulmit fortil into a flior
U unintUr ow by surm-dKviing at vtrvattA teinju-m. ZOO
fuzes OW swratirm Oil (for lu%is Alf batistao.w%
oe
a whrum. fm
jr "64lah1W %t" 4 pupikov"I imilitling 1"14htKm 451
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11"Odw m"ft*"db tma a Lud AmlaW BMh. A,
JNN (Nm'. VAdirmepolad. Md.. IMI,S, (3), 21*, 3311.-Iin
71r theories of "7 of organic rampout4i
f on .% polarized cathode am. re, =. - effects-of glue.
grtnlino. diphanylarnine, phenol. and p.naphthoi on tile
roduction of the Pbl~ ion in an aretate sotn. have been
i1mmlipted with tht, use of pn6rvwmnw and rathodir.
1,olaritation rurvea. A definite (6plamment of the lx4arka.
tim currv has been no" only when both S-nAl#hth0j And
Of 11017, 1KIIA69411011 Wre"Ul 101101 i(IM-4111119 14141111111,11
4,4111101111 at 4 lRiVINI P-114141thol rhAill'" In
gluo content aithlu the mW 03-10 g.11. have no eff"i mi
1,44imation. The absenon of complex rurapoumlm of the
xmi-co" type indk%ted by the polarogranm t& towards
the adsorption of the polat compounds and blmlng of the
alrostly adambed oompou" by glon. In the Imwom of
glue. the effoctivems of admittums on [ho virld Inerrasev
in the order. diphemylamine. 14wooL A-4plithol. 71w
following bath is f6undto bxvo pfactkAl Imliortancv.- 11b
(as lead acetate) 120, Clf,CV0H 20. 9-naphthol, 4. anti glue
2 Temp. W-tPe.. cd. 001-0~ 13 arnp./cm.". 14 rrt.
-A. o.

Fundamentals of the economic theory of forests. p. 289,
LFZNICKY CASOPIS. Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 5, no. 5, 1959.
Monthly list *f East Eurojean Accessions (EM) LC, Vol. 9, no. 1, Januar7 1960.
Uncl.

PEREDAMi) L.
Determination of "CIP" girpswn of great strength and- instruction on tIA organization
of its use in the uildfng industry. Tr. frcar, the Russian. D. 70.
(EPITOANYAG. Vol. 9., no. 2, June, 1957, Budapest, Hungary)
SO: Monthly List of Ea7t European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Iol. 6, no. 12', Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

M-X -7
WMARY/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-12d
Application) Part 2. - Ceramics, Glass, Binders,
'Wn& e
it a. Binders,Concretes and OtheT Silicate
BuiliLing YAterials.
Abs Orour Ref Zhur MUmiya, Ho 7, 1958, 22226
Author I.A. Peredarij
Inst
Title 1'roposals Concerning Determination and Production of
Rishly Strong "GP" Plaster-of-Paris and Its Use in Building.
Orig Pub Epit8anyag, 1957) 9, No 2, 70-74
Abstract The initial data for planning plaster-of-Paris works, and
for the technology and control of the production are pre-
sented. questions concerning theprcduction of construc-
tion elements (load carrying girders, w&U blocks, etc.)
of plaster-of-ftris with and without various additions are
discussed.
Card 1/1
i:)2

----PEj1EDE(ZhT---A. A.
ItHormones Regulating Metamorphosis in Invertebrates on
the Metamorphosis in Vertebrates," Doic. AN, 27, No. 6, 1940
Lab. for the Problem of Organisers of Development. Acad.
Sci. -c1940-.
"On the Lifetime Control," DA.AN, 27, No. 6, 1940.

PROZINA, Hariya Nikolayevna; EMPHLISKAYA, X.Ma, red.; SIDOROTA, V.I.,
T -f
red,izd-va; WMAWOVA, V.A.,
[Botanical microtechniquel Botanioheskaia mikrotakhnika. Moskva,
Goo.izd-vo "Vysshais shkola.0 1960. 205 P. (MIRA 13:9)
(Kiaroscopy-Technique)
f1i NP F kn,

uSPMIRKIY, S.M.; GIJLDID)V, Ns*., redaktor; F2REML'SKAYk,.,N.1j., redaktor;
POLYAKOVA, T.V., tekhnicheakiy r~iO7:,;
[Seashore bird colonies on Novaya Zemlya] Ptich'i bazary Novoi
Zemli. Moskvix, Izd-vo AkMemii nauk SSSR, 1956. 177 P.
(Noirays, Zemlya-Birds) (MIM 9:6)

PA 38'-170
MOV 19 It
-mm b
ediCine Id&t, EffeetS
"Relationship of Mitogenetio Reglm of Grovth to
Visible Mghtp" IL M. Peredel'skaya, Institute of &--
p.arimental Bioloi;y, Acadww of Medical Solenoes of the
-Dok Ak Nauk". Vol LVIIII No
Author erplains her experiwmts, the methods used, and
taw results dbta!lned from botli series of experiments.
States that she ime'able to determine that plants are
capable of transforming the absorbed (mergy from the
v1sible.light spootrun Into forms of nitogenetio pho.-
tons having tvico as much'energy. Submitted by Acad-
Omician N. A. Mcolmov, 3.4 Apr 1947-
3&M

_RRIF-D IE." "E) 'K i
US'4R/Diology - Plant physLology
Card 1/1 ?ub. 22 36/40
Auth
Ora
Titlib J'-Tti le'bf chlorooWll and carotene -in the pmcess of vSWU
e r0
forma, ion plantd~ into mitogenatie- radiatim -
Periodical t Dok. AN MSR 99/3,0 471-473., Nov 21, 1954
~Abstraot I The problem of whether the ability of plads to transform visible light into
radiant oner-cry (mitogewtic radiation) is connected Ath the entirety of ths
plarl or vr~Bther this process occurs only in isolated plant tissues and ceL15
was investigated. The role of chlorophyll and carotene in this visible
light transformation process is explained. One U5,SR reference (1947). Table.
FARAMOMOV. Aleksandr Aleksandrovich; BRYUSEKOVA, yira Ivanovna; sKRy&B
akAdeMik, Otv8tstvOnnyy redaktor;j SLIS IN, K.I.,
isdatells,tv&; F-M., redaktor
ASTAVIEVA, takhnichaski~re or
ITbe nazatoda I)itylenchus
dss+.rtxctor in Potatoes and methods of
control_IU6~, It] Stableval.-iia-Matod. Itartofel" imery bor'by is naiu.
(MOBILVal Yzd-v,) Akdamsi' n&uk- SSSR. 1956. no p.
MtatOlls--Diseasas and paste) (Nematoda) (KW ~9:10)

A and P
til-

ZHADIN. Vladimir Ivanovich, prof.;-PIMMMISKATA, N.M., red.;
PARSADANOVA, K.G., red.jzd-va; WUUS-H-G?-A,-T-.A., tekhn.red.
(Methods of hydrobiological research] Ketody gidrobiologi-
cheakogo iseledovaniia. Moskva, Gos.i.zd-vo 47yenhais shkola,q
ig6o. i8a p, WRA 14:2)
(Hydrobiologieal research)

GALIPHRINq Solomon Illich, prof. N.M. # red#;
PARSADMOVAv 4G.9 red,izdpval VOROWINAp R.K.p te!!~' red.
[Feurohumoral regulation in vertebra*W animals] Neiro-gumo-
rallrqo reguliatoii u pozvonochzqkh zhivotrW" Moskva, Gos.izd-vo
"Voshaia shkollp" 1960. 31+1 P. (MIRA l4t6)
(NERVOUS SYSM)

BEUZTBAg MgxIVa Pavlcvna; VASILEVSKAYAp Nata-11ya Yefimovna; AVERBAKHv NJkhAil
Solmonovichj VETYU ) Ivan Alekseyevich, dots.; GOLIKCFVj, Nikolsy Va~
sillyevich; GULTAMv Pavel Ivanovicb;- ZHUUV, Yevgmf Konstantinovicb;
LAWANIZOVA, IVudmJAa Vladimirouna; MAKAROVv Petr Osipovicb; NIE=Ap
Iya Pavlovna; SPEWSKAYA, Yekaterina Nikolsyevna; VASILIYEVI L.L.,prof,j
red.; -MBDEL_ISUYA,_&H, bred.; PAPkW.ANOVA,'K.G.p red. izd-va; GRIGOR_
CHUKq L.A., tekbn. red.
[Copprehensive laboratory mamial of In=An and animal pbysiology] Bol'shoi
#aktikum po fiziologii cbelovelca i zhivotijkb. Izd,2,p ispr. i dop. Mo-
skva, Gos. izd-vo *Vysbaia shkolap* 1961. 674 p. (MIRA 14:8)
(PHYSIOM,*-IAWRATORY MANUALS)

< V'-
YARCSaNKO. A.Y.; D190, U.A., otvptstvannyy redsk-tor- ?3JWZLISKAYA,
redalctor lzdatellstva; POlaBITSKAYA, S.M., t
Lms-Lullm"Raq
CAquatic Iftim of the llniestr River]
lzri-vc i~kad-aauk SSSR. 1957. 167 P-
(Dniester Itivur-A-ash-water
.0
Gldrofauna Dzestra. Mookvs,
NIIT 10: 10)
fauna)

;y -~HIUAF, P.I.; NIKITIN, V-11., ctvslstvanrqy redaktor;
radektor lzdatellstva, A!;TjFIY-ZVA, T.A., tekhnichetki.7 redsir~tor
L"'Astribution of marice *r)orers in Soviet waterO Rasorcstrananie
drevotochtsev v moriakh W45R. Xoskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR,
1957. 228 p. OIDLIA 10:10)
(Harine borere)

t IT !L7-

P

t t 11 -3 0 on t, r of

-4:a-
2

Y13.
SISLISKIYt. A.,&_tj-,B'OGATYRSV, 1o09
t' .'
Radioisotope dispersal by aquatic insects. Biul. HOIP. Otd. biol.
64 no.2:150 Mr-Ap '59. (KM 12:10)
(Radioactive waste disposal) (Insects, Aquatic)

COUNTRY USSR
"ATFOCTTY Forestry. Yorest. Cultures.
AN. jOUP. RZhBt,.)!., kle-Z3 195% IN% 104556

~1 TITLE :Sheltorbalt,911victat
we on Vir,kin L"As of Western Siberia
OPY 1,
0* P"~O
'iesn- kh; 10 195e, 00- 3, 49-51
1ABSTRACT imentiot is directed to the giIrIeat scientific and practical
ftterest co=anded by the system of protective stands
(,'OMPDsed of poplar and birch which lie on the fields of the
Novosibixek ExperimentnI Station and ln*a xtumber of other
,
pl, ac
as. The effectiveness of protectivo forest stands
(if pine iLlong the railroad track in the Altayekiy kray on
weakly-solon*ts soutbern chernosexis is noted. RecommeridatioLs
sL-a :presented:for the seleibtict of~pkin6ipal and angDoiftted
apecies for protective forest stands, and information is
11180 given on the agrotecbnolo&7 of the cultures.-L. V.
Iteemeloy

-r;EP,EDr-MI-,Y, 'A. A.
I
ITSecretory-acting nerve cells in the invertebratez. 11 (1-. 563) by Ferede2:34, A, A.
SO:. Advanced in Contemporary Biology (Uspekhi Sovremennoi Biologie) Vol. VI, 1111o. 3 1937

"Effect of vertebrata-hormones 6n the invertebra"a.0 (P. 441) by
_v
SOt ArIvanac's In 1~~nter- iM~y o (Uspekki 3ovremennoi Biologii) Vol. VIII, No. 3, 1938
pj

PEREDEISKY, A. A.
"Endocrinology of InvertebrataP (P. 51) by Peredelsky, A. A.
SO: Advances in Contemporax7 Biology, (Uspekhi Sovrememo'i Biologii), Vol. X, No. 1,
. 1737

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FEIZEDEW KKY, A. A.
"The Regenerative and Tumour-Growths and not Identical,
but lbey are not Anta onistic Either," Dok. AN, '32, No. 6,
1941. Lab. Problem Dev. Organizers; Acad. Sci. MoscowA
-c1941-.

PEIUDEISKY, A.A.
"Physiologically Active Substances-of Skin" (p.M) by A.A. Peredelsky (Moscow)
.SO; Advances In Modern Biolo - (Uspekhi Sovrememioi Biologii) Vol. XV, 1942, No. :1

m"a-'rismsid" A-.'
I . "Organisers and Genoa" (p,249) b3r S. Waddington and A. Epotjqj&~X_
SO: Adma am-A"o-tm-lio-lusir (Uspokht Savremanol Blologil) Vol. XV, 1942, Noo 2

p EI-II
"Biocheris"Dry m-d YorphoEenesis" (P. 353) 'uY Needham, J. (Carbridge University
Preso, 1942,, 7C7 mnriamerl by 'rcrcdolu.!~X, A. A.
SO: Advances in Contemnorary Biolog,,,r (Uspokid Sovromennoi Biologii) Vol. 17, 1944, 110- 3

PUIEDELISKIY, A. A.
"Riverbottoms as Areas, and Floods as Factors of
the EVolutionairy Process" Iz. Ak. Nauk SSSR,
Ser. Biol. 6, 1948. Inst. of Evol. Morphologh, in
A. N. Severtsov, Acad. of Sci. -c1948-.
-5N

li, Aie"', _1 .~ - I .. I ;_: -4-
I 'be , , ~ - :.,
Medicine -tilat lone
POP
ltriiainics of the.
v% Several Q=~Iderat ions on or
es (Burygaster 2at
A
olutionary Morphol, Imen
'A. Pere!4:0l'A3kiy, In6t EY
W~ Gem teov,;_Aq~4 Sci USSR 4
P,P
NO:
~,"Dok Akad Nauk S&M, Nova Ser" Vol. LIX,
laving sho%m earlier' that in. each acncr6te~oase'and
Ih~ each porlod -of t-:Wne, character and c, ausee 'of -tbs:,:,
high as well as the low numbew of. turtles q.Ml be
-Vor,y. peemoliar and, nonrecurring, author tried to
study this question
'Oblast. Character, -period, and causes of dynamlon.
47T'57~
U&CM/Ywaicine Turtles (Contd) I MAr 11946
of the n=ber of haxmdul turtles in recent:',YearI3.';`.'
even in this one oblast not the same for clif f erc'pt,::
parts of the o'blast and even more varied for otW..",
years - ana other ablasts. Migmtion of tuitles eholm
tcvba, =--re.important,than supposed for flat, axew
jw;
Submitted by Academician 1. -1+.- MnhmnmlI;PPxzem,. 6
1948.

TIA "q/47-AJO
L
imacte., mrawat ion Apr 49
MoUcine :Floods
Reisearch on the Adaptability of'Inaeota
0 Floodfil.," A. A. Peredellskiyjp .Inst of Animal
Morph Immi A. N. Severtsar, AcatlZoi,USSR, PP
.-"I)ok Ak Tifauk &M" Vol IXV, No 5
Spring o'b servations fliom,a boatduring Ice conditions
,and floods alhowed that mature beetl,.!)s generally
e-nerged from their'vinterIB sleep only after they
vere vashed but. I Cautions against ove:roptixism
In hoping.for sterilization of river valleys against
..a nmber of 4estri--atlve lqsectg bT o6)A sUring flood
vaters. Suloiitte6 by-AeaA K.M- S1cr,.mbi-,q
,j 15 ittu 49*
39AMO.