SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GATUN, V.P. - GAUKHMAN, S.S.

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GATUN V. 0
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Numerical soclut!,,)n of three-dimansic-r-F.-I boundary value problem6
in the theory of potentlal. usAng tho mathod of summary repre-
sentation.s. I-ribl. metod. resh. dIff. urav. no.1z19--26 163
(MIRA 18:2)

ACC NRs M'6025935 SOURCE, CODE: UR/0226/66/000/007/0032/0037
AUT71OR: Gzit~ tj in -A. A. ; j
4 yshkin, A. Solonin, S. N
ORG: Kiev '_ Institute of Civil Airzraft Engineering, _IPM AN._UkrS_SR_ (Kiyevskiy institut
v g -_ ____ -_ -'- Y_ -
inzhenero razlidanskoy avfatsii, IPM AN UkrSSF
TiTLE: Investigation of filtering properties of sintered two-laver filters
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 7, 1966, 32-37
zvidl C a
TOPIC TAGS: filtration, filter, sintered filter, xiaaQ.1o*wr filter, hyAx&u1ie-faPu+d
_WA:b~, aircraft hydraulic system
ABSTRACT: Strict requirements relative to the purity of hydraulic fluid used in air-
craft hydraulic systems has promoted the development of n~~-fi-Iter-m-a-teWials which
can be used at 210-523K and can filter out particles larger than 4-5 ti. In this
connection the filtration properties of sintered two-layer filters were investigated.
Filters 50 mm in diameter and 5 mm thick consisting of two layers (I mm and 4 mn,
thick) were compacted from nonspherical Khl7N2 steel powder and sintered at 1473K
in a hydrogen atmosphere for 2 hr. The particle size in the 1-mm-thick layer was
40 u, and in the 4-mrir-thick layer it was 280 + 150 u. Tlie porosity of both layers
2
was about 50Z. The filters Were tested with AMG-10 oil. tinder a pressure of 5.5 Mn/m
The sintered two-layer filters were found to have better permeability and filtering
ability than one-layer filters made from powder of uniform grain size. The two-layer
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filters have a longer service life if the coarse-grained layer faces the flow of the
liquid. However, the cleaning of the clogged filters is much easier if the fine-
grained side faces the flame during operation. The ultrason1c cleaning of such
filters was found to be very effective, while cleaning by the use of a reverse air
blow was much less effective. With the same filtering ability, the two-layer filters
have a considerably longer service life ( up to clogging) than do filters made of
powder with uniform grain size. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 3 formulas. [WW]
SUB CODE: 01, 13,2=t- SUBM DATE: 290ct:65/ ORIG REF: 002/ OTH PEF: 002/
ATD PRESS: 67 6_~

G&TTZHSKIT, I.Ta,; BUTAYK,%NDV, &.
Economic accountability within the factory In a production
organization without division into separate workshops. Kozh.-
obuv.prom, no.9:17-18 S 159. (MIRk 13:2)
, 1. Sovnarkhoz Kirginakoy SSR.
(Kirghisistan-Leather industry)

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I ORO z ci V 11,5,. ; I - ~ ~ ;
Tool-ci-Aw ir!ai pr, in t*,-, ~.,athar tind oiioe 'nc:i.--;try of the
V I L
Kir~:hiz S.S,R. --,,)buv, prom, -) no,12:4-7 L' '61 (PlIPIA 15:1)
Glin-.-y Upravleniya legkcy -romyorlonnosti ~Argizskcy
36i1 (for '.'.orozov', -..I,,ivnr,, spet-3-Ittlist lkc,~~hevanno-obuvnoy
prcr-vj-.L;,-.,-"enriosti '-).,3L-Jarot,vennogo muchtic-tekiiii-clies! 'oj~c komiteta
Kirgizokoy SSR (' )-.- 3, Upravlcrdy,~ hgkoy ;ro:rysh-
Kirgiz.: .-)SR 1.fcir Gat,-rzhskiy',
f\Y,irF-;'dzi;3tan--Shoe

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GRAKS, It.; GAUB1, 1.
Polyethylene formed at low pressure, Its groporties and uses (from
"Angew. Chem." v. 67, no.19-20, 1955). Usp, khim. i tekh. polim.
no.2,.262-269 157. (MIRA 11:1)
(Polyethylen-9)

GAURE, R.
Effect of the exploitation of a thick steep layer on bedrock. D. 159.
RFVISTA MINFLOR
no. 4, Arr. 1956
Rumania
Source: EAST EURO~F-AN LISTS Vol. 5, nb. 10 Oct. -2956

GGIRLACI,, V., ing-;,GAU E, R., ing.; PINK, H., ing.
Fighting coal dust by injecting high presBure water in work
at the Anina Mining Enterprise. Rev min 13 no.8:375-378
Ag 162.

GAUBE, R., ing.; AMBRUS, R., ing.
Methane gas explosion caused by an atmospheric electric discharge.
Re7 min 13 no.12:564-566 D 162.

TYULIPAIIOV, S.I., prof., red.; YEEDOROV, A.V., prof., red.i DAKHIYAj -fa.M.~
dots., red.; GAUDIKHt B.V., doto., red.; KLIVUSIOV, V Ya., dots.,
red.; BOYA11k1Y-,-V.-A7.-,-re-d.; ZRIDIA, M.V., red. izd-va; VOROVDIA,
R.K., tekhn. red.
[The Corxmnist Party as the inspirer and organizer of narionwido
socialist competition in the U.S.S.R.] Kommunisticheskaia partiia-
vdokhnovitell i organizator vsenarodnogo sotsialisticheskogo sorev-
novaniia, v SSSR. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo "Vysshaia shkola," 1961. 565 P.
(,,,IRA 14:7)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) UpravlenAye prepodavaniya obshchestvennykh
nauk.
(Socialist competition)

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YUGOSLAVIA/Chemical Technology - Corrosion, Corrosion Prevention. H.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 54318
Author Gauch
Inst
Title Some Data on the Corrosion of Chemically Resistant and
Heat-Resistant Steels.
Orig Pub : Zast. mater., 1957, 5, No 5, 164-168
Abstract : The corrosion (C) of a series of steels (prokron type,
native production), under various conditions was stu-
died. It was established that in stagnant cold water,
the C of these steels is 0-007 mm per year, and in ho6
water it is 0-005 mm per year. Practically no C was
noted in running water. The K is increased somewhat in
solutions of basic metal salts, and when their concen-
tration is increased, the corrosion rate increases to a
certain limit and then it alows down. Iron solutions
cuase a strong C of the above-mentioned steels.
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YUGOSLAVIA/C%,amical Technology - Corrosion. Corrosion Prevention. H.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 54318
All steels are resistant to 10% alkaline solutions.
In the case of hydrochloric acid, corrosion increases
with an increase in the concentration of the solution.
In sulfuric acid, C in oignificant, but it decreasea to
a minimum with an increase in concentration, and there-
fore 89% sulfuric acid can be transported in steel con-
tainers. In nitric acid of 60% of higher concentration,
the steel becomes inhibited to corrosion. In a 1 : I
mixture of sulfuric acid and nitric acid, and in certain
organic acids, the steels under study did not corrode.
In order to increase the inter-crystalline corrosion re-
sistance, it is recommended that the carbon content of
steel should be 0.014, and that Ni, V, Ti or Nb be intro-
duced in amounts equivalent to a 4 to 10 fold excess,
based on the carbon content. The thermal treatment of
steel is desirable.
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CZ,,rT,acjLOVAUA/CbCMicnl Technolo,,,,y Corro.-~ion, Corrosion

GAUDAMOVICHt S.Ya.; OBUEBOVA, V.R.
Sensitivity of cultures of kidney epithelium of the sheep embryo
to the viruses of Japanese and tick encephalitis. Vop.virus- 5
no-3:304-308 Mq-Je 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Laboratoriya diagnostiki i indikataii Instituta virusologil
imeni D.I. Ivanovskogo AMN SSSR9 Moskva.
(ENCEPUMTIS)

GAUDINI, E.(Gaudina, E.)
Radical operations of the middle ear at the medical institutions of
Riga in the last 10 years. Vestis Latv ak no.1:139-146 161.
(EFAI 10:9)
(SAR)

GAUDINI, E. [Gaudins, E.]
Radical operations on the middle ear in medical institutions of Iuga
in the last 10 years. Vestis Latv ak no.1:139--146 161.
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GAUDDS, Fricis; KACE, ii., rod.
[Origin of man] Cilveka izeelsanas. Riga, Latvijas P&Z
Zinatnu Akad. izd-va, 1964. 81 p. [In Latvian]
WIRA 17:5)

WA
Direct spectrometry. Hutnik F 30 no.2:606-62 F 163.
1. Huts, Bai-ldon, Katowicp.

GAUDNIK, Janusz., mgr
Spectrometric determination of great amounts of elements
content in steels. Hutnik P 30 no. 5: 14G-143 My 163.
1. Huts. Baildon, Katowice.

S/08 63/000/002/021/088
B166YB138
AUTHORS: Gregorczyk, Staniskaw, Gaudnik, Janusz
TITLE., The use of a quantometer for analyses in the analytical
laboratory of the Buildon Metallurgical Works
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Fhimiya, no. 2, 1963, 145-146,
abstract 2D5 (Chem. analit. (Polska), v. 7, no. 2, 1962,
343-348 [Pol .])
TEXT: The article discusses experience in the use of a quantometer
manufactured by ARL in the analytical laboratory of a metallurgical
works. 1,000 analyses per shift (120 specimens) can be made with
satisfactory accuracy. The quantometer cannot be used for analyzing
slags and a number of other products since it has not been programmed
for these purposes by the manufacturer. The quantometer does not
determine C, P or S. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation
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GAUDNIK, Janusz, Mgr.
- _- ~ ' ~Experi.ences in the spectrometric analysis of high-alloy steels.
Koh lap 97 no.8:397-399 Ag 164.
1. Katowice, Huta Baildon) Zelazna 9, Poland.

GAUMM" YU.- M.- FA 1871162
USSR/Yathematlcs - Popular Mathematics Mar/Apr 51
VIrThe latest Popular Literature on Mathematics,"
Yu. M. Gauduk
"UBpekh Miatemat Nauk" Vol VI, NO 9 PP 195-203
Gauduk makes critical survey of the renewed
postwar popular mathematical literature that
was published in 1949 and the first half of
1950. The years 1947 - 1948 had been covered
in an article by I. M. Yaglom in this same
periodical, Vol V. 170 P. 1950, pp 211-219. Dis-
cusses historical, cultural, -lassical mathema-
tics as written in journals and books (Euclid,
early Russian studies, Lobachevskiy's work etc.).

AT, ZYLPVSKIY, N.Ye.; GAUDUKOV, Yu,P.
Anisotropy of the electrical resistance of Mg and Pt single
cry8tills In a magnetic field at 4.2"K. Zhur.eImpA teor.fiz.
38 no*6:1720-1722 Jo 160. (MIRA 13-7)
1. Institut fizicheskikikh problem Akademii nauk SSSR.
(Magnesium cr7stals-Blectric properties)
(Pldtinum crystala-Zlectric properties)
(Magnetic fields)

MILISKIYY A.V.; GAUDUKOVICH, A.Ta.
Determining egg product content of pastries and baked products.
Khleb.i kond.prom. 6 no.6:5-7 Je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Ukrairwkiy nauchno-inaledovatel'skiy institut pishchevoy
promyshlennosti.
(*ked products) (Food-Analysis)

CrAUDTN', 3.P.: 7-ABUM, H.B.; KACHAN3p L.IL
Prof. Nikolai Dmitrievich Khodiakov; on his 60th birthd&Y. Vest. otaria.
21 no.2:113 Mr-Ap 159. (NIRk 12:4)
(BIOGRAPHUS,
Khodiakov, Nikolal D. (Ras))

BLYUGER, A.F.; AIISEIZVICH, YU.V. KOVSH) 0 Ya.). GAUDYNISH, E.P.; NOVAOVA,
O.A.; PAVLOV3KAYA, A.L; LRAYLET., L.I. iTA-WjV-,-B7A:.
Bicillin-3 and its clinical use. Sov.med. 25 no.7:78-81 JI 161.
(~WiA 15: 1)
1. Institut organicheskogo sinteza AN IA-tviyskoy SSR, Rizhskiy
meditsinskly institut i Rizhskaya gorodakaya detskaya klinicheskaya
bollaitsa.
(BICULIN)

GAUER, F. I. (Odessa); IM V, A-L (Odessa)
Travel ing pumping station with a PN30-1 disinfecting uaito Vod. i
san. tekh. no.9:16-18 8 160. (MIRA 13:11)
(Pumping stations)
(Water--ftrification)

GZEGi1OSLOVAi:IA/ EA&L" G--'Xj',A'NY
HM,Eft, J., TATA P. GAU26 O.H * Institute of *,O'ork H,1ziono
3nd ?rof~-s'sional Di-sd-h's-es-Tgstav Hygieny ?race a Chorob
z Povolani), Praf~ue; ?hysiological Institute of the Free Univ-
eraity (Physiolo'L'ischos Institut der Freien -Universitat;,
Berlin-Dahlem.
IlThe Question of the D-1stribution Space of the Ant-idiurotic
Hormone.
PraSue, Cosicoslovenpka Nysioloi-ie, Vol 15,. 'No 2, 'Pelb 66, 3.10'1:~
Abstract: In oxDoriments on cats and rats it was demons'.;r-r-p-V~1
that both the endogenous and oxogenous anti.diuretic hormono
(ADIO can pass through a capillary wall. Cats' lymph can iii-
activate the ADH, probably in vivo and in vitro. It appear:;
that the ADH distribution space is not limited to the volume
of blood. 1 Western reference. Submitted at the "16 Days of
PhYsiology" at Kosice, 29 Sep 65.
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'MLE: Neutron Activation Analysis of Samples of Rock anil Ore '.on-
centrates (Neytronnyy a!:11-j.vatsionnyy analiz obraztsov -ornyl:h
porod i rudnykh kontsentratov)
PERIODIC.'..L: Atonnaya energiya, 1917,9, 7ol 6, !ir 3, pp 315-320 ( USF,7'
ABSTRACT: The rock samples ~.ro c.-Mminad in a paraffin block whic'. con-
4ains a Po+Be-neutron sou cc and an irradiation duct. --".c
neutron source emits - 10~ n/ /sec. 'I'ho inaterial to be inves-
tigated is introduced into the duct and irradiated, acco,.ding
to what elenent is to be detected, ap.roximately for 20
minutes. The forming activities are due to (ny)- and(n-.'---e-
actions. The formed radioactivity is investigated as to -4'43
P- and y-radiation. In order to be able to carry out betior
measurci-.1ents of the P-energies the radioactive samples are
powderized and filled into a cylindrical cannin;7 with dou'.le
walls consisting of material which cannot be activated. T.-.,~
inner wall of the cannin.- in produced f---om a thin foil.
thickness of the layer of the sample in the canning is L-,re-ter
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Neutron Activ"tion Analysis of Samples of Rocl,: and Ore Ccnc~.ntrates
is - 8 cm. Durin,,,- the measurement the cannin,~' is moved over
it V~in-vwalled ~3-coianter. The -,-radiation vas .-,easured 1,-.
means of a scintillation counter combined with a one-c..-.~Ilnel
umplitude-analyzer. The procesi:es of measurencr," are dc-~:2:ilbed
for the determination of aluminxim, manganese, -:'Lnadiu.-.i,
and indium in rocks of comple,: composition. In -""'ais connection
the concentration of these elements in the rocl- samPles
must be relatively high. The anulysis can be carried out
rapidl,. aince tile most short-li;-:ad isotope of t'.w cle:ietit to
be determined can be used as an indicator. The effect o',
interference activitieu is tal:cn into account itim,,:try oic-.011t
to be detert:iincd and it is pointed out how Lhis interfer ~ 11 c e
z?,ctivity can be detected. Tile sensitivity of the develo,l~_!
i,-,othod to tile individnal el ments is the 2follo-.,tin,-- Al - "', c' '~ V
Si 7 - 10ja-, V 10- 7,, In 10- ','a and Mn 10- cl'j. ',3,r uoinr~ the -.,,ortable
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neutron multiplier described in reference 6 it iz posZible
(lo increase the sensitivitv of this activ,.tion me',_,,od by
1 1/2 to 2 orders of ma7nitude, and thus also ar_-I! concentra-
tions of elements to be investigated can be de'-act-.21. 7.
..le17seycv sl,owe~,' interest in this paper. There fi~-ures,
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MEMOV, B.F. (Moskva)',- GAUER, Z.Ye,_(Hbskva); KOBELEV, M.V.; SYCHEV, K.I.
(Karaganda); UMAROVI H.U. (Moskva); SHUTLIV, F.A... kand.geol.-
mineml.nauk
Newev mm~s, facts. Priroda no.12:99-109 D 162. (MIRA 15:12)
1. Donetsk"a geologicheskaya partiyal, Novo-TroitskoyeDonetskaya
obl. (for Kobelev). 2. TSentrallnyy sovet Tserossiyokogo obshchestva
okhrany prirodaq Moskia (for Shutliv).
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GAUER) Z.Ye.
On the so called authigenic garnets of Devonian sediments in the
Chulyzn--Yenisey region. Biul.,401P Otd.gool- 37 no-1:150-151
Ja-F 162. OMM 15:2)
(Chulym Valley-Garnet) (Yenisey Valley~--Garnet)

TITLE: Conference on_gAgjgZjAts'and. geaplzrsicists,~V
SOURCE: Prirodaj no. 5t 19.631 106-107
TOPIC TAGS: geology conference, geophysics conference, structure of earth's
crust
AMTRACT: A conference to discuss the'results of regional geologic-geoplWsical
investigations in the marginal zone of the Caspian depression was hold at Saratov
during the period 27 February to 4 March 1963. Included were papers on the
depth of -the crystalline basement and on the structures of the overlying sedij -
mentary formations and a report on the use of now Soviet seismic instrur,3nt in
regional geoph7oieal research. Modern geophysicists have previously considared
the Russian platform to be a relatively stable structural f eatura. However,, the
first experimental studies carried out with the af6romentioned highly sensitive
now instruments alkowed the platform area to be the focus of numerous micro-
earthquakes. According to the author.' widespread adoption of these instruments
my result in significant revisions of the prevailing concepts cowerning the
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GAUER, Z.ye.
All-Union Conference on radioactivation anal7sis. Zav.lat. 29
no.7:894 -163. (AURA 16:8)
1. Vsesoyuznyf nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut yadernoy geofiziki.
(Radioactivation analysis--C-ongresses)

GAUT-R, 4.Ye.
Stratigraphic position of Palaczoic. virl sedtments in thew Fas sector
of the Chalym-Yenisey region in ~.-A Sibqrian oil-and; wits-
bearing basin. Neftegaz. geol. I gncfiz. no.10j20-25 163,
fM -9)
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1. Vsasoyu3nyy nauchno-issladovateltskly instlt~it~ vadarnoy
geofiziki i gookhimll Minlstaratvq geoloalt i okhrany near

GAUGUSCH, Z.
" -, ~ -
Contribution to the studies of the reeia~ance of Cysticercus
collujoBae. B-Al. State Inst. Marine Trop. M. Gdansk 3 no.1-2:
0-,-87 1950. (CLML 20:7)
1. Of t:le State Institute of Marine and Tropical Medicine in Gdansk.

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GAUGUSCH, Z.
Mediation of animals in the creation of forcuses of tularemia with special relation
to the hygiene of meat products. p6 250- (MEDYCYKA VETERYURURA. Vol. 9) no. 6
June 1953)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessionsy L.C.p Vole 3, No* 4, April, 1~,4

GAUGUSCH, Z.
I'Valuc of Coi-rect OrGaa,)leptic Ciansific-tio-a for Vet~~r!-.iary Supervj,3-ioa,
P- 541, (',2DYMM'A W'E=MY~ Polaud).
.I,k'.qYJtLk, Vol. 9, No. 12, Dec. 1953, Warsza
30: :'lo., hly Lint of E~nt -%.-o.,)oa:i Accer-ioar, ('1AL), LC, Vol. - , '70- 5,
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AM'. jOUP., Ref 7,hUr_Bjolop_jya, No-4, _1959P No. 14891
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Gaugiisch,7,birniel-1; Kftf(-~l,
zAudy ol" Distribution'ri.-C S. ty-rhiiaurium, Bacil-
T LE
li in :qusclt-~s and lnter~7,al Or--al-0 --f -'..atcr
Foz,l.
op,y G, pLT,2. Roczn. nerik rolriczych, 1956, 7,,67, No-4,
499-502
ABS"MWT ,'-he lorimary agrent of Salmonella of -Water
fLowl in Polan'-IL is Sal-ionella typhi?~jurium.
Lack of food, particulnxly in the snring
ti-,,-e, favor-, tlhe develoT)-..,.ert of 'Sallimoi_-ella.
T'he infected young, settin up in the flock
the environmental and feedins ~,oaditions, are
Usually free of Salmonella for 2 mouths.
The young, recently -1--atched froL~I goose and
duck eggs, are affected with Salmonella. In
adult fowl thev- iB an occasional case of a
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T- T r- T ~T~
A'0'12 1, RAO T aarrier state %,iithout evidence of sickness.
In the bacterial investi,7,ation of dead foril
and those which were sacrificed beeaule thev
were sick or experimentally infected, S. ty-
phinurium, was recovered fron the liver,
spleeil, mid feces. It was not found in the
muscies. The authors attribute this to the
relatively rapid (not longer than 6 hours)
evisceration of the dead and sacrificed birdq.
The eyperiments of the artificially infected!
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AE1STRkCT surface o1L the eggs sho-,r;ed that Salmonella
does not ~)enatrate through the intact shell,
Therefoi,e the youn hatching fro--.. Whe eg_rs,
are infected fro_~-. the carrier layers, wno e-.:-
crete only as the eC._7,s are being hatched,
i-nd a prelimin.-ry diGinfection of the surface
of the e6gs before pl,.,,cing them in the incu-
bator can be of definite value for the sani-
tation of the floe".. -- ::.A. Cruzinpn
C"PD: 3/3

- - --- , - ~ _4~~ 1 r, Yox X4 flublic Health Apr 59
1167. SALMONELLA INFECTION IN DUCKS; rrs IMPORTANCE FOR THE
VURPOSE OF JUDGMENT OF DUCK CARCASSES - SaIrrionelazy kaczek
7 punktu widzenia hillieny produkt6w zwierz7cych - q-aAz-u s _ch Z. &-M.
Ilad;inia 1'roduktdw Zwierzecych I Wet., Pulawace - I'RZE:GL. EPIDENt.
1957, 11/3 (281-286)
Water poultry in Poland were mainly affected with S.typhimurium. In fowls in-
fected both experimentally and in natural conditions no organisms were found in
the flesh in spite of their presence in visceral organs, when the latter were
eliminated property and shortly after the bird was killed. Infected animals trans-
ferred into healthy environmental conditions recovered within a few weeks and no
carriers were found. The usefulness of phages in prophylaxis and therapy of sal-
monella infections was studied. From this it may be assumed that the regulations
dealing with this subject require revision. Salmonella infection in the form of a
definite illness presumably exists in ducklings only. Among adult birds only
carriers are found.

EXCERPTA KEDICA See 17 Vol 518 Public Health Aug 59
2399. SUPPLEMENTARY METHODS OF EXAMINATION FOR DIAGNOSIS OF
TRICHINOSIS IN THE COURSE OF SANiTARY-OPIDEMIOLOGICAL IN-
VESTIGATION - W sprawie uzupe4niajicych metod badawczych przy roz-
poznawaniu wkoAnicy w przebiegu dochodze(i sanitarno-f-I)i(ii-miologic:.nych
G a U c It Z Zak4, Undunia Prod. Zwiecz%cych Inst. Weter. . llutawach -
-Wr2.-j,aWjVzVT. 1958. 415-6 (391-397.)
In epidemiological enquiries concerning the source of infection of human beings,
the routine microscopic methods and digestion may sometimes prove fruitless,
even in cases where some remnants of suspected meat or meat products are avail-
able- The author suggests the use of the method of feeding animals (mice and rats)
with suspected meat, followed by examination for intestinal trichinellae arier 24-48
hr. In experimental infections (2-5 encapsulated larvae) 75% positive results were
obtained. This method also offered good results,in the detection of the source of
infection (40 persons).

MALWINSKA, Krystym; GAUGUSCH, Zbi niew~(Pulawy)
g-
Experiments in the survival of Salmonella typhimurium outside the
an1mal organism. Rocz nauk roln vat 70 no.1/41/+16 160.
(EF,AI josq)
(SalmoneUa typhimurium)

GAUGUSCHf Zbigniew (Pulawy)
Research on the application of a certain bacteriophage in ducklings
a"ected by ealmonellosis. Rocz nauk roIn wet 70 no.1/4:441-442
160. (EKAI 10:9)
(Ducks) (Bacteriopbage) (Salmonellosis)

GAUGUSCH, Zbigniev (Pulavy)
Studies on the infection of duck eggs with Salmonella typhimurium.
Rocz nauk roln wet 70 n0.1/4:435-436 160. (EW 10:9)
(Ducks) (Eggs) (Salmonella typbimurium)

Given ljarC3
countr Y: PoLind
Acadonic Degrees: Docen t , Dr.
1~.IrOC4.or 041
the An-jmnj (11,11:lad 13adania
--~ro~uqjts Testing Divisirn
Affi2-iation:-RrrrL-ur,-,,-o-,;i--Z,..:ie-rzecych) , Veterinary -'In--s-t--.,:9I:,-UtC TE~sytut `Wetcri-
narii), Fulawyl .
Source:, tar ---Wetervnprvjna2 Vol XVIII Yo 7, July 1961,
rp 410-lil4.
n't" "Utilization of Animal Carcasses and Slaughter By-prOeUCt3."
GPO 981643
/J-D

i GAUGUSCH, Zbigniew, doe. dr.
Importance of the complex and biocenotic investigations for
- the problem of Salronelloses. Zeaz probl post nauk roln no.33:
115-117 161.
1. Zaklad Badania Produktow Zwierzecych, Instytut Weterynarii,
Pulawy. K,4,er,,own1k.- doe. dr. Z Gaugusch

(7 A ~J G
POLAND/ Microbiology. Microorganisms Pathogenic
to Humans and Animals
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur - Biol., No 6, 1958, 24236
F-5
Author : Gaugush, Kafel
Inst : No-t jifv-6-n-
Title : Attempts to Determine Duration of Salmonella Typhi
Murium Carriage by Duck Flocks Before O"laughtering.
Orig Pub: Med. weteryn., 19506, 12, No 7, 409-413
Abstract: Ducks which recovered from the disease in a natural
manner or whieh were artificially infected by S.
typhi murium manifest agglutinins in the blood
irregularly and therefore cannot serve as criteria
for disease carriers. Their feces were examined
several times at intervals of several days; the duclis
were then slaughtered and the muscles and internal
organs were examined. Special attention was paid to
Card 112

GA
".d. Agrino kartupelu audzasana. It RlFa, Latvijas valsts izdevriieciba, 1956.
76 p. (Growing early potatoes).
DA Not in DLG
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EUI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

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SC, lt',Ily Tl-,,;e.,c of !~a.LA Euronean Accessim 7~ 7, "o. 5, 1958,

ACCESSION XRz AP4015320 P/oo46/64/oo4/ooljoo47joo55
AUTHORs Gauk, Wisalwo; KwdeiGkit Erwin (Kamen1skig E.)j Ratkowski, Wladyslaw
(Ratkovski. Ve)
TMEs Control rods with sintered boron carbide for the "Anna* zero power
levsl reactor
SOURCE: Nukleonika, v, 4v nos 1, 1964, 47-35
TOPIC TAGSi reacotr, Polish "Anna" reactor, boron-carbon aptem, reactor
control, metal borJA9, reactor control material# boron carbidoe reactor
control rod@ zero power level reactor
ABSTRACT: Primary purpose of work was an attempt to densify boron carbide
powder to a 95% rdni-in, 2nd to shape rode cores* Further studies dealt vM
grinding of the shaped pieces, surface finiah of the alumin= tubes which were
to hold the boron carbide, and with we34ing of the end cap3 closing the tubes*
Densification tests, included hot and cold moulding of pure boron carbide and
with AAmix m, Individual powders as well as their blends with various
Card 1/4

ACCESSION NRt AP4015320
lubricants were cold mouled under a pressure of 5 to 20 tons/cm2. Steario acid
turned out to be the best lubricant. The highest attained density in the
pressed tablets was 60% of theoretical density. Hot moulding was one in an
apparatus consisting of three basic parts: a 50 k1lovolt amp transformer, a
2500 G Tammann furnaces; and instrumentation. The transformer can be powered
by a Z20 or ~80 volt circuit# Hot moulding tests of B4C powders were intended
for determing the lowest moulding teuperature and pressure which are required
for producing core shapes with a density of 2.4 to 2.5 g/cm% Shaped core
pieces with a height up to 100 mm had an average density of 2.0 to 2.3 g. /C=3
depending upon height, when moulded at 2000C under a pressure of 200 kg/CM"G'
The density of the shapes whose height was not above that of the average was
full homogeneous and almost that of the theoretical density. Based on test
findings. the core.shapes am produced by weighing out powder blends of
600, 800p and 3200 grain size;-wet grinding with addition of stearic acid and
ben;ene; drying or granulation m-A drying; co2d mDu:LdIM urAor a prv9sure of
S t4no/ow2l tranaftrAng the mv.1ded tablao to graphite disul hot mou2ding
Crd

ACCESSION NRsAP4oi3)zo
from 1700 to 2100C under a pressure of 100-200kg/cm2; removal of the shaped
pieces from the graphite die; cleaning and grinding; washing. drying and
density determinationo Those pieces whose densities were within the prescribed
limits and whose sizes were within the tolerance lisdts were used as the
control rod corea. Those, were then onoapsulod in aluminum tabes which -wore
then closed by welding end cap3 onto them. nAuthors wish to thank Hast, of
Eng. E. Hizerza as well as M, Pronaszka and C. Wozniak for their participation
in producing the control rods,* Orig. art. has j 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION i Instytut Badan Jadrowych, Zaklad Paliv Jadrowych i Materialaw
Konstrukcyjnych, Warsaw-Swierk(Ifistituto 6f Nuclear Research, Department, of
Nuclear Fuels-and Construot:Lori*Haterials)
Card

AUTHORR: Frolova, A. A., Dauklcr, A. E.
S/137/61/000/012/0~6/149
AO06/A10l
TIM-t inve.-tigating the- dressi-ng abj.jj~.,y of titaniim-zircon sands of one
of the Ukra'LrUan depes!';s
PERIODICAL: Referati~rnyy 2tiurral.- M.A, tallurglya, nr-. 12, 1,061, 8 - 9, abstract
12559 ("Tr. n.-1. gornor-azved. 1-n-ta". 1Q,60, no. 39, 41 -
42)
TM' - Mineral products in the sample are repreeented by ilmerd-te, rutile,
leucpxene and zirccn, which are rjon:tentrated t;o 92 - 93% in clasa -0.1+0.044 mm.
The dead rook ia quartz Which is ebrcentr9otted in class -0.1540-074 nn. The dres-
sing ability of t-he sands waz investigated. by the gravitational and flotation -
methods. Preliminarily, the sands were dtaintegrated and subjected to slime-se-
paration in hydrocyclones., Af ter. concentration of t4e sands on a table a con-
centrate was obtained, containing 23% T102 and 8.o% zroo at an initial content of
5 and 1.36% respec;tIvely. Flotat-lon yielded a collecti4 cone entrat, e containing
40% TiOp and 13% ZrO2, at 96 and 98% extractivn respectively. It is shown that
collec-tive flotation yields cozic6ntrates with a higher co:ytent of the heavy frae-
Card 1/2

S/137/61/000/012/0-a6/l49
Investigating the dressing a:bility of,.-.% A006/AIOI
tions. The ol_,~Put of flotation concentrate is half-that of -ths gravitation con-
centrate. Finishing of the flotation concentrate can be performed by the same
method as is used for gravitItion concentrate, out the rearerrt films rziust be re-
moved.
A. 3-nmeleva
[Abatracter's note! Complete tran-slation]
Card 2/2

XZSHKOV. N.V., professor; GAUX1. L.K., assistent.
,
Pathological anatomy of infectious catarrh of the respiratory
tract In cattle. Veterinartia 30 no.11:27-30 N '53. MRA 6:11)
1. L'Yovskly voterinarno-zootakhnichaskly Inetitut.

GATa, L. K., Candidate of Vet Sci (d-iss) -- I*rphological changes In the lungs
and other organs in so-called Infectious catarrh of the respiratory tract of cattle".
L'VOVY 1959- 15 PP (Min Agric M= SM, Ukr Acad Agric Sci), 150 copies (KLI No 21,
1959, 118)

(7, A fj~F, !..K, , dotsent, l)UV A A, ',; it , , mili-imYy n:)tradn 111, T IPP?l A. '~: , ,
nalchr~-i ?o--:-udnjk, AHLIGA-A-~YKV, R.M.., vo3*.r..r--,n:irn7y vr;t~h
Paratuberculou3 enteritla in camelE. Veter-ina.-Illa .1
riz).11:115.-116 Ill 16~10 Im"R", I-1.11)
1. Nauchno-qivl-)vat-l'sKy Institut zhivotnove'Lls'.va
veterinarill Mongollskoy Narodwy Resrulh14-~-!.

GAUM-0, A. Yjk.
US'S.Vchea-istry - Amino Acids Chemistry - Oxyamino Acids Nov 48
"Quantitative Reaction on Beta-Hydroxy-Alpha-Amino Acid and on Hydroxyalanine,"
M. M. Botvinik, A. Ya. Gaukhman, I. S. Severin, Lab Chem Albumin imeni Acad
N. D. Zelinskiy, Moscow State U imeni M. V. Lomonosov, 2 pp
"Dok Ak Nauk SSSR" Vol LXIII, No 3
Ability of oxyamino acids, heated with acetic and tenzoic anhydrides, to
change into unsaturated azlactones is basic in working out qualitative
reaction on beta-oxyamino acids and individual oxyamino acids. Both reactions
from all amino acids in albumens yield only cystine, which also turns into
unsaturated azlactones. Submitted by Acad A. N. Nesmeyanov 7 Jul 48.
PA 55/49T9

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USMARadlo Transidesion Feb 1948
Radio - Training
"Lot Us Increase the Ideological and Macational Level
of the Work of Short-Wave Amateurs," L. A. Gaukhman,
Deputy Cbn~Councll of Can Radio Club, 2 pp
"Radio" No 2
Suggeets subjeot recamemaations because of the task
'set before Soviet amateurs. They are charged with the
duty of using the equipment that they have in the in-
terests of labor, to solidify the Soviet Union, and to
increase its power, authcarity, and blessings.
?A '!~~M
ID 78T87

GRUSHATS11Y, Vadim Fedorovich; KMLYAGIN, Alakeandr Fedorovich;
LITYINOV, Bergey Yl&disirovich; GAUHW, L.L., redaktov;
GRIGORIMA, A.I.. redaktor; 1IRW=7"~rtakhaicheakikh
redaktor
[Seginner's book for the radio amateur) Kniga nachiniLlushchago r&Aio-
liubitelia. Moskva, Izd-vo DUU&T, 1956. 231 P. (XLRA 9i?)
(Radio-AmateursO manimals)

KLIMOV, Tu.M.; CHIKIN, Y.T.; ANISIXOT, H.I.; BAR OV, I.M.; VINOGRADOT,
Tu.V.; GiVRILOV, A.K.; GA MAN _L.A.; GOLOV. A.P.; GOLIDMAN,
L.S,,; GWOMIKOV, G.I.; YEFIMOV, A.N.; ZALTJTSXXY, M.S.; ZATTSIVA,
A.V.; OIYRYSH, A.I.; KANDARITSKIT, V.S.; UPWOV, I.A.; KOVALET,
N.I.; KOVALKYSKIT, K.A.; KOWSOY, A.F.; KRIVOV, A.B.; KRYLOY, RX;
LEVITAS, A.G.; KALYGIN, M.A.: MORAMICH, Yu.A.; MOTYLEV, A.S.;
H3STEROT, N.V.; HIKOLISKIT, A.V.; ORLOV, G.M.; OHLOV, Ta.L.;
PARENSKIT. V.K.; POLYAKOT, A.S.; RUBIN, V.I.; SVAKIDZE, K.N.;
STRIGIN, I.A.; TAKOT3V, K.F.; TRUBNIKOV, S.V.; CHERNYS113VA, L.N.;
CHESHOKOV, N.Te.; SHAMBERG, V.K.; STRUMILIN, S.G., akademik, red.;
ANTOSENKOVA, L., red.; KIKAHLYAN, R.i red.; MUREIN. Yu., tekhn.red.
[Dictionary of the seven-year plan from A to 21 Slovarl semiletki
ot A do IA. Moskva, Gos.izil-vo polit.lit-ry, 1960. 397 P.
(MIRA 13:7)
(Russia--Economic policy)

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(0r6 I I i. - collection), ma e
wa use of a central spiDoial reference t.rialy
~tonda zation and
.!nauchno-tekhnichookogo'soveshchaniya. Mosc&r, 1964, 11-17
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G S: library, i nforma A
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.ABSTRLCTt. Basic at a of the NUTEIR'organized inf rmation program weret report
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iincoming literaturia;-report distribution ai~Dng different organizations in various
117rofessions; establishment of local informa.tioii centers; decentralized search for
information in different enterprises; and A centralized eupply of neoesuary material.
ito t~e enterpriees1hrough atinter-libraryexchange program. The information ser-
g to. universal decimal classification
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jt.will provide for information classification and retrieval according to several
~aapeots, supplementing the old UDK sahemei,-,, Reference- information work in a profes-i
sion was based on a professional zeference book,~ the cohtentsof which were-.

GAUKIRMAN, L.A.
Organization of reference and information work in branches of
industl,y. NTI no.7:3--5 (MIRA 17: 11)

GAUKHMAN L A - S-31-VaILIV, N.1-11.
j
Attract-ing St9te publlsh~,rs to pul-lii:~h r,-l'Prence ant information
~rorks for-research, do-sipit and construcition r-annizations and
,T. NTI no.1 :5-7 165: ~
enterprisps of the cowitr 4
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GAUKHMAN, L.Sh.; TEAS, R.A.
M - . . -.-, '~V- ~ - Zt - t , " - ..
Experimental work of schools in attaining high yields of corn.
Politekh. obuch. no.9:35-39 'S 158. (KnU 11:10)
1. LeqIpgradskaya oblastnaya stantsiya yunnatov.
(Corn (maize))

GAUKTM~L M.A.; MEMBOVSKIT, R.G.
Effect of eryside on the myocardial conduction system in cardiac
insufficiency. Terap. arkh. 26 no.5:71-77 S-0 154. (MIRA 8:2)
1. 12 gospitallnoy torapevtichaskoy kliniki (zav. prof. R.G.Mezhe-
bovskly) Chkalovskogo meditsinakogo institute. i terapevticheskogo
otdeleniya Chkalovsko7 gorodskoy bollnitsy.
(CARDIAC GUCOSIVES, therapeutic use,
Chelidenium majus glycoside oryside in cardiac inisuff.,
off. on myocardial conduction)
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GAUKHMI, R. (Moscow).
Raplacement of the W vacuum tube. Radio no.9:25 S '53. (MIA& 6:8)
(Vacuum tubes)

107-57-2-28/56
AUTHOR; Gaukhman, R. (UA3C11, Moscow)
TITLE., At the Klyazsma Reservoir. Radio Amateurs' Experience. Radio
Communication Should Be Used on Boat Trips
(Na klyazlminskom vodokhranilishche. U radiolyubiteley yest' opyt.
IspolIzovat' radiosvyazl v shlyupochnykh pokhodakh)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 2, p 25 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In September 1966, the Moscow DOSAAF organized a combined training
exercise in which several cutters, dozens of boats, and many airplanes
took part, The success of the exercise was much enhanced by good radio
communication, insured by a batter)-type 1- to 2-v shortwave and ultrashort
wave amateur radio. Members of the Moscow city radio club, Klevev,
Romanenko, Ostrokopytova, and Kashina, are mentioned in the article.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

rT
107-57-5-33/63
AuTHOR- Gaukhman R. (UA3GH)
TITLE: Should Short-Wave Amateurs Be Blamed for TV Noise
(Vinovaty 11 korotkovolnoviki v sozdanii pomekh televideniyu?)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1957, Nr 5, p 31 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Short-wave amateurs are often blamed for noise their transmitters produce
in neighboring tv sets. Usually harmonic radiation is blamed. Experience shows,
however, that the noise remains even in cases of practically complete suppres-
sion of harmonies. These two arePteal causes Of noise: (1) poor selectivity of
input tv circuits, (2) unfortunate choice of intermediate frequency in some
types of tv sets. A type KVN-49 tv set, for example, equipped with PPU-l high
-pass filter does not pick up any noise from a radio transmitter located near-
by. Without any good reason the Ministry of Radio-Engineering Industry stopped
production of noise suppressors for tv sets. Short-wave radio amateurs must
insert low-pass filters in the antenna circuits of their transmitters.
One Soviet reference.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

9(9) SOV/107-58-12-2,q/55
AUTHOR: Gaukhman, R., Master of Amateur Radio
TITLE:
,, Short-Wave Transmitters During
Television Hours (0 rabote KV peredatchikov
v chasy televidenlya)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr 12, pp 22-2;1 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author regrets that the inspectors of the
Ministry of Communications forbid the opera-
tion of amateur radio transmitters during tele-
vision hours due to the interference they pro-
duce. This interference is caused by intensive
radiation of harmonies and the effect of the
transmitter basic frequency on the television
input. In order to protect the television
sets from this interference, Soviet industry
has produced the very efficient type PPU-lM
filter for the higher frequencies. The author
then gives two further methods whereby radio
Card 112 amateurs can considerably reduce the radiation

SOV/107-58-12-25/55
Operating Short-INave Transmitters Durinr Television Hours
U
of harmonies; (1) All the unshielded wires
of the various circuits leadin- out of the
transmitter should have a duain-shaped filter
(Figure 1): if the final stage circuit is not
an -shaped filtar or if the final stage is an
ordinary circuit and does not work according
to a two-cycle circuit, then afl -shaped 1-f
filter (Figure 2) must be used in the antenna
circuit: such a filter must be used if the
-circuit or the two-stage cycle is not reli-
ably shielded from other stages of the trans-
mitter. There are 2 circuit diagrams.
Card 212

AUTHOR: Gaukhman, R. (UA30), SOV/107-59-1-21/51
TITLE: The FM Modulator (ChM modulyator)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1959, Nr 1, pp 26-27 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author, a radio amateur in Moscow, has ccnstructed
and operated for over a year an 1113111 modulator. Ile gives
the circuit diagrams of the modulator with electronic tubes
and germanium diodes, describes his experience in operating
this modulator, and praises its advantage over the common
types of All and DSB modulators. The call sign of the author's
radio-amateur station is 11UA3CIl". There are 3 circuits,
one graph, and one Soviet reference.
Card 1/1

GAUUML9, R. (UA3 CH)
Redesigning FFU2 and PPU3 filters. Radio no.4:46 Ap 160.
(KIRA 13:6)
(Electric filters)

r,AuYHMAN, R. (UA3CF)
U.. method for imoroved. modulation; fron "Amaterske Radial' no.8,
1960. Radio no.2:45-46 F 161. (,%YIRA 14:9)
(Modulation (Electronics))

GAUKHMANp R. (UA3CH)
Regenerative high-frequenoy and IF amplifiers. Radio no.4:23-24
Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4)
(Amplifiers, Electron-tube)

GAUKM4AN, R. (UA3CII)
A glorious victory. %dio no.10:9 0 162. (KIRA 15:10)
(Astronautics) (]Radio operators)

GAUKMAN, R. (UA3CH)
Ultrashort waves. Radio no-4:14-17 Ap 163. (MIRA 16:3)
(Radio operators)
(Amateur radio stations)

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GAU-K.IIM.All,_~. (UA3CH); TANAKIN, 1. (UA311-1)
Regenerative preselector-converter. Radio no.2:17-18 F 165.
(MIRA 18:1,)

' AU.-ji! L! " .- .11.
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'frequency ,,-,odulator. ?zdio no.c-:-,3-';4 S "5.
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GAUINIC T -' .--.
'Tow books on 13-iolo~ in ::~Vl i oil, cl'i Of 11 for 1942. 11 (- f t c '~ -d G--ul,-'r.man :?. 1--. )
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VCLXOVA, K.A.;_QAWUAL&KA6P,,, GALKIN, I.S., prof.. otv.red.;
MMYAVTMA. A.1.. red.; FIDOROV, I.V., dotsent. red.;
BLA , Ye.Te., bibliograf-rodaktor
(Alsksandrs, Andresyna Glagoleva-Arkadlova, 1884-1945; a bio-
graphical sketch] Aleksandra Androeyna Glagoleva-ArIcad'eva,
1884-1945; biografichemkii echerk. Sont.K.A.Volkova. Moskva,
1947. 31 1). (MIRA 12:6)
1. Moscow. UniTersitet. Bibli,Dtaka.
(Glagaleva-Arkadleva. Alek-sandra Andreevns. 1884-1945)

42655 - GATrMI'A7, CIL. Iz:r-neniya chastot i klinicheskay kortiny vriatrennik-h -'abolevardy
4 '.Y
v Lenin7grade v voyennoye -4rerya. V SP. Yed.-vnutrenniPli. FcE;h(I-,tyiyr,, vrjyry i v~er-
opriyatip To IKII Likvidat3ii. -1. 11. 14., 1948, S. /,7-56.
SO: Letcz is I Zhurnal Iny'rch State. -, Vol. 7. 1940

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