SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KSHANOVSKIY, S. A. - KSIAZKIEWICZ-SZAPIRO, M. D.

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KSHLROVSKIT, S.A.; CHAPIYGINA, M.N.
Dynamics of erythrocytes sedimentation rate in various phases of
development of tuberculous brMhoMenitis and infiltration, Ardbl.
tuborke, Mooky& no. 1170-71 Jon-Feb 52. (CUM 210)
1. Of the Oblast Children's Tubermlools Sanatorium of ramanets-
Podol'ok Oblast (Read Physietwa-S.A. Kshanovskiy).

I-IL'i --- - -A
1. K311AIM-r;M .4. CHAPLYGIUA, It.
,'t. USSR (600)
4. Tuberculosis
7. Exercise therapy in combine treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis In children.
Pediatriia no. 5j 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, F#thnj1,= 1953. Unclessifie*d.

XSWOYSKIY, S.A*; ORMYOIRA, X#N.
'Dynamics of blood pressure in the transfusion of an orythrooytio
was and blood plAsm In tubercular children@ Pediatrila no 2386
*-Ap 154. (K= 7M
1. Is Oblastnogo dotskogo tubarkalesnogo saamtoriya, sels, Kal1yev-
toy lamenste-Podollskoy obl&sti,
(BIM PRISSM) (BLOOD-IRANMMION) (TUBARCULOSIS)

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KSHANOVSK I I- 8,A.1 CILAPLYGIIIA, X.R.
Transfusion of blood, erythrocytes and blood plasma in treating
tuberculosis in children. Pediatrita no.4:82-83 Jl-Ag 155
(MLRA 8t12)
1. Is oblastnogo detskogo tubarkulesnogo sanatoriya. v sale
Haltyavtsakh Unauste-Podollskoy oblasti.
(TUSUCUMSIS) (DWOD-MMIUSION) (IRYTMCZ

KIY, ~3. A., Cand of Aed5cl -- (dise) "Sanitary-hygenicregime
a stimulating therapy in the complex treatment of children In local
antituberculosis sanatoria." Livov, 1957, 18 pp (Lvov State Medical
Institute), 200 copies (JKL, 32-57, 97)

KSHANOVSK7f ~!AA-11shanoveklic7i, S.Aj, kand.med.nank
Prolonged antibacterial therapy In cavernous tuberculosis of children
and adolescents. Pad., akush. I gin. 20 no.60-11 158.
(KM 132-1)
1. Oblastnoy detakly tubericalezvy manatorlys, (gl&vW Trach - S.A.
Kahanovokly) solo Mallyertai Solobkovetskogo rayone. Ihmellnitakoy
oblasti.
(TUBERCUWSIS)

ZMAROV, M.A., prof., ABERNMAN, A.A., ISHANOVSKIY, S.A., PRZHLIVALISKATA, L.A.
1HVU11q R*Me
Causes of failure and outcome of prolonged antibacterial therapy
of cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis Evith summary in French].
Probi.tub. 36 no.6t16-28 158 NIRA litio)
1. Is Ukrainskogo institute tu!)erkuleza imeni F.G. Tanovskogo (dir.
dots. A.S. Kamolat).
(TUBERCULOSIS, PULMMAY, ther.
chemother. in cavitation, causes of failure (Rua)))

KSHAWO pay, 5 A*
Sanatorial therapy of active forms of pulmonw7 tuberculosis In chil-
dren. Pediatrila. Moskva 36 no.8226-28 Ag 158. (]URA 12:1)
1. Is Maliyovetskogo oblastnogo detskogo protivotubarkuleznogo sanatorAys
IKhmallnitskoy oblastl (glavW ymoh S.A. Ishanovskly)o I
(TUNKROUIMTS. PUIXOTART. In infant & ohild.
ther., sanatorial (Rus))

[K3hanovs'kyI,, S.A.), kamd. mod. nauk; Ci-APLYGIIIA,
N.M. (Chaplyhina, M.X.1; 311APMALI N.X.
Intracutaneous revaccination of children and juveniles with
the BGG vaccine. Fed. Akush. i gin. 24 no.6:15-18 162.
(1-11RA 17:4)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institlit tuborkuleza
i grudnoy khirurgii (direktor - dotsent O.S. Mamolat).
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KSHANOVSUT
j S. Aqj DVOTRIN# Mo S,j SHAPOVAL,, N. M,j CHAPLYGINA (Kiyov);
ap L. ra KOVOROTNATAI N. Y.1 SOKOLOVA) L. N. (Cherni-
govalaya oblast; I
Frequency and significance of tuberculin reactions with an
infiltrate of less than 5 m. Probl. tub. ;D no.W4-219 162.
(NM 15:6)
1. Is Ukrainskogo nauchno-Issledovatellekogo, inatituta tuberku-
laza i grudnoy khirurgit imni akad. F. 0. Yanovskogo (dir. -
doteent A. S. Mamolat)
(TUBERMUN-TESTINa)

.- . -I . p 1:1 !. t - *.,. 10 S. , . I
KS I LOWS S.A.,-.[.K It
Intradermal. test with trypan blue in children after intradermal
BCG revacclnatione Pediat. akush. ginek. no.3tl9-21 163
(MIRA 171l)
1. Ukratnekly nauchno-lBoledovatellskiy institut tubeFkuleza
I grudnoy khirurgli (direktor - dotsent O.SJULmolat)*

XSHANOVSKIY, S.A., kand.med.nauk; CHAPLYGINA, M.N.; ZIIULKEVICH,A.P.;
WtVA, V. K .
Experience with wide use of intracutaneous BCG revaccination in
rural areas of Khtollnitskiy Province. Probl.tub.41 no.110-11 163.
(KRA 17t9)
1. 1z Ukrainskogo nauchno-ionledovateltakogo instituta tuberkulaza
i grudnoy khirurgii (dir. - dotaent A.S.Mmmolat) i Khmellnitskogo
oblastnogo otdola zdravookhraneniya (zav.Ye.S.Grigorlyeve).

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YT 'ry Om antraft,.Ajnr,,u.-s mvt.hcyi. T'7f+. tul-.,. m-.,
ArB -is! tic I, no- !.A rt I iA -iv:, tr!ll I nk ly

POLAND / Microbiology. General Microbiology. F-1
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biolej No 81 19581 No 33689
Author KBhechkovskaya, lakerko
Inst, Not giVin
Title Aminoacid Composition of Brazilian Strain BCG Cells.
Orig Pub Med. dobviad. i mikrobiol.j, 1957.- 9p No 2p 185-188
Abstract The hydrolysate of Brazilian strain BCG cells differs in
minoacid composition from the hydrolysate of cells of My-
cobacterium tuberculosis according to Tamyur (Zablocki M.p
Podstavy Chemii Bacteryjnej, 1955, 21) by presence of gly-
cino, alanine and glutamic acid. Aminoacida of the cell
composition and those liberated to the surface correspond
to one another. From author's resume.
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SHAVLOVSKIY, 0.11.; F.SirrJUBSOYA, G,P.
IVitaml.n requirewhts of Candl~a yeast,~j. 34 no.!:
53-60 Ja-F 165. OTAA IF:?)
1. Llvovri~if ordena ,-.Dlvor.41tat Imerl
1. Franko.

jjizh.; YUSMKINSKlY, A., -inzb.
-r,an!zJ-ng transportaLion and dispitch vork, A-7t, trarlap. 42 no.9j
.'-5-17 S 164, (MIPA 1711l)
1. Mixd9terstva avtotmusparta i aliossaynykh dorog RSF".,R.

KSHEMINSKIYI E.I.;-_KHODAKOV, V.Ye.
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Transducer for indicating angular positions of a shaft in
I automatic printing machines. Avtom. I prib. no.1t5s-60
Ja-Mr 165. (MrRA 180)

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139
-AUTHOR: Gur'yevich, A.S. (Krasnoyarsk); Kaheminskly, E. I. (Krasnoyarsk);
Xalinin, N.A. (Krasn-o-y-a-r-ar)
ORG: none
TITLE: Devices for the control and introduction of spares in guiding and marker beacon radio
stations of the GVF I
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya konferentstya po avtomaticheskomu kontrolXu i metodam elektri-
ch skikh iz_m_e_r_e_M_Y71tV_Kv1o_m -a-ticheskly Wo-drol I T-Tiie-t-odi-ii-ek*tii~CeirdiNTzmer'enly; trudy
konferentsil, t. 2: lzmerltellnyye Info rin atsionnyye sistemy. Ustroystva. avtomaticheskogo
kontrolya. Elektricheskiye lzmerenlya neelektricheakikh velichin (Automatic control and
electrical measuring techniques; transactions of the conference. v. 2: Idormation measure-
ment systems. Automatic control devices. Electrical mensurements,of nonelectrical
quantities). Novosibirsk, lzd-vo Nauka, 1966, 94-98
TOPIC TAGS: reliability engineering, aircraft guidance equipment, automatic landing system
xjKo Ba
ABSTRACT: Aircraft equipped with radio compasses are guided towards airports by guiding
and marker beacon radio stations. The round-the-clock operation of appropriate radio net-
works requires a continuous presence of a large number of qualified personnel. Thus, efforts
are constantly made to increase the degree of automation of such networks. The present

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article describes in considerable detail the design of a system maintaining the automatically
controlled operation of its basic elements - the guiding and marker beacon radio stations. Th
authors discuss the control parameters and sensor circuits, the problem of spare unit intro--
duction in the case of main unit breakdowns, and the peculiarities of some of the specialized
circuits shown In the paper. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 17/ SUBM DATE: 29Nov66
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1UTHOR BREDOV,M.M., KSHEKYINBKLTI,I.Z. PA 3542
Electrization or-3-offl-ea-WT-er--their Coming into Contact.
TITLEs
(Blaktrizatmiya, obnaruzhivayemaya poale soprikoenoveniya dvukh
tel, Russian)
PERIODICALs Zhurnal Tekhn. Fiz., 1957, Vol 27, Nr 5, pp 921 - 928 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRkCTi The present paper intends to investigate the rules governing the
formation of a static load occurring on the occasion of the separ-
ation of two bodies which had hitherto been in contact with each
other. For this purpose measures were taken in order, if possible,
to eliminate all elements of dynamic character. For this purpose
a special apparatus was constructed. Summary of resultst
1) When breaking contact a transfer of electrons takes place, the
basic process being the tunnel effect. The amount of charges remain-
ing on the separating surfacee depends an the velocity of the
breaking of contact.
2) The dependence of charges measured on the occasion of the break-
ing of contact between two metals upon the contact difference of
these metals is represented by a straight line.
3) If a semiconductor and a metal serve as a separated pair, the
amount of the charge to be measured is a function of the contact
difference of the potentials of the investigated substnaces, of
the concentration of the free current carriers of the semiconductor
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PI - 3542
Electrization of Bodies after their Coming Into Contact.
are constant, the dependence mentioned under 2) is a straight line
also in thin case.
4) In the case of semiconductor* with a relatively low volume
concentration of current carriers (germanium, tellurium), it is
possible, by utilization of the dependence of the charges (which
are measured when contact is broken) on the concentration of the
free current carriers to determine a difference between the concen-
tration of the carriers near the surface and those inside the body,
The relative change of charge concentration on the surface vhen
passing from one point of the sample to another can be determined.
(5 illustrations, i table, and 4 Slavic references)
ASSOCIATIONt
PRESENTED BY
SUBMITTEDs
AVAILABLEj
Institute for Semiconductors of the Loademy of Science of the U.5~83.
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14.1-1957
Library of Congress
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REZNIK, I., inzh.j_MHEMI~ insh.
Ufa Office for Dispatching and Transportation in Containers and
the Uia Automotive.Transportation Unit have been consolidated
in a single automotive combine* Avt. transp, 42 no,11:8-10
N 164. (MIRk M12)
1. Ministerstvo avtot ransporta. i shosseynykh dorog RSFSR.

KSHLSMSKII,, R.
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I
Cast iron carburimUca in the clipola. Lit. proizv. no. 4:25-31
Ap 161e (HIM 14:4)
(Cast iron-Wallurgy) (Cupola furnaces)

KSIAZEK, Danuta
Studies on lupine virus diseases, such as narrow-leavednese,
browning,, and mosaics Pts. 2-3. Acts. agrobot 14 no.D47-69
163.
1. Laboratory of Phytopathology, Institute of Ecology,
Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw. Head of Laboratorys
prof. dr J. Kochman.

DZEUNUSOV, M.S., prof.1 SUZHIKOV, M.M., kand. filos. naukLKSUBZxOVjD..-
kand. filos. nauk; SAPARGALITEV, G., kand. yurid. nauk;
UTAKMOV, S.,, kande filos, nauk; ROZENBERG., TS.R.,, red.;
ROROKZAj Z.P.j takhn. red.
(Laws governing the transition of peoples in formerly under-
developed contries to socialism; based on the Kazakh people]
0 zakonomernostiakb perekhoda narodov ranee otstalykh 9tran k
aotsializmu; na primers kazakhakogo naroda. Alma-Atay Izd-vo
Akad. nauk Kazakhakoi.SSR, 1961, 225 P, (MIRA 15:2)
1. Akademlya nauk Kazakpakoy SSR. Institut filosofii pravao
(Kazakhatan.-Sconomif conditions) (Kazakh3tan-History)

KSIE'LINY, 'Stefan
Changes in the vitamin C level in the white blood cells,
blood serum, and urine after 500 mg doses of L ascorbic
acid. Roczn panstw zakl hig 14 no.3s267-273 163.
1. Department of Feeding Hygiene, State Institute of
Hygiene, Warsaw,

ISHIHOVSXIT VIVO
Apparatus for checking ultra-high frequency signal generators#
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(Prequenor measurements)

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Translation fromi Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekluilka, 1959, No. 14, p. 243,
130273
AUTHORS- ~abinovioh, B.Ye., Kshimovskiy, VS., Stoyakina, O.V.
TITLE: New Development In the Field of-Radiotechnical Measurements
'PERIODICAL: Tr. Vaes. n.-i. in-ta metrol., 1958, Xo. 33 (93), pp. 94-100
TEXTt The state of individual branches of radlotechnical measurements x
in institutes and laboratories of the Committee of Standards, Measures and
Measuring Instruments is reviewed. 1)-Fe-frequency measurement is performed
by groups of reference piezocrystal generators and frequency multipliers. The
ist order frequency measuring appliance of Avangard type enables one to measure
frequeacies up to 50,000 Mo. At present radiotechnical control labcratories are
equipped with master Instruments measuring frequencies with an error of _t 5.1o-5.
2) The power measurement on VHF at 3- and 10-cm range by means of calorimetric
meters with water load and a comparison of methods developed in several labora-
tories have shown a good coincidence of the results. An isothermal talorime-
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Ilew Development in the Field of Radlotechnical Measurements
ter with a cooling element and a calorimeter with phase transition (lee calorim-
eter) have been designed. The ponderomotive force method has been investigated.
An automatic thermistor direct -current bridge with an error of the measuring
circuit of 1.5-2% has been developed. 3) For testing and checking tube volt-
meters and stand&rd-signal generators, OKV-1 and OKV_2 master voltmeter have been
developed having voltage range of 20 mv-100 val6g and frequency range of 30
cycles-300 Me with a basic error of � (0.2 + - * -)%. Also have been developed
master photovoltmeter, pulse voltmeter, millivgltmeter and'UGSS-1 and UGSS-2
devices for checking standard-signal generators of meter and decimeter band (20-
700 Mc) at a voltage of 5 microvolts and higher. For checking standard-signal
,generators In up to 25 Me band-at voltages of 1 microvolt-I volt a device has
been designed working on a principle utilizing master h-f voltage dividers of a
film type. *4) I.Tarious.atteriuators for precise checking of attenuatorB in a
broad frequency band, including meter, decimeter and centimeterbands, have been
developed. 5) For measuring the amplitude modulation factor the UAM-1 device
has been developed for carrier frequency band of 0.1-3 Mc with an error of 1%.
The Mi-3 and M-5 master devices make it, pc-4sible i3 t;trandard-signal
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A052/AO01
New Development In -the Field of Radiotechnical Measurements
generators with an accuracy of 2% at a modulation factor of 15-80%. For measur-
ing the non-linear distortion factor from 0.3 to 50% a device has been desigaied
working in a 60 cycle-20 kc band with an error of 2%. 6. For current measure,-
ment an electrodynamio ameter with an error of 1% and a photc-ammeter with an
error of 2.5% are mentioned. A master device is being developed for measure-
ments within a range of 0.001-100 amp on frequencies up to 100 Mc. A device
for checking standard-slgnal generators in a pulse operaticn'has the following
characteristics: radio pulse duration 0.1-250 microseconds, 'front duration
0.1 microsecond, r6petition frequency 50-10,000 cycles and delay time from 1
to 2,000 microseconds. There are 43 references.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Russian ab-
straot.
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226t loot BO19/BO63
AUTHORS: Krzhimovskiyp V. ., Kshimovskiy, V. V.
TITLE: Bolometer Head for Power Measurement at Frequencies of up
to-1000 We"
PERIODICAL: lzmeritelinaya tekhnika, 1960, No. 8, Pp. 38-40
TEXT: The present paper describes bolometer heads developed for the measum-
ment of low powers. In the introduction, the authors describe the rigorous
demands made on the reflection of h-f energy at the input of the bolometer
head and on the losses occurring in the bolometer head. They describe two
types of broad-band bolometer heads which wero developed at the VNIIK ime
D. 1. Mendeleyeva (All-Union Scientific - Re-search Institute of Metrology
imeni D. I. Mendelw4L9 ). Firstp the authors discuss the construction and
characteristics of the broad-band bolometer !head with one bolometer. The
adjustment matching of the bolometer (Fig. 2) with the circuit diagram. I
shown in Figs 1, in which the residual capacitance is compensated by means
of a series-connected inductivity inductance, is explained nexts A step-
wise gradual variation of the diameter of the external waveguide combined
with a conically tapering internal waveguide is used to "convert" the high
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Bolometer Heads for PowerMeasurement at 8/115/60/000/006/009/015
Frequencies of up to 1000 go/see B019/BO63
input resistance of the section of the bolometer. Various details of this
bolometer head are explained. The standing wave ratio is given as not lower
than 1.15 between 450 and 1100 Me/sec. The error ir measurement does not
exceed 1.2%. Furthermore, the authors discuss the .-onstruction and the
characteristics of a symmetric broad-band bolomet4r head with two bolo-
meters. In this bolometer head, the power supplied is divided into two al-
most equal parts, after which it is fed into two 'oolometers. The two bole-
meters are connected in parallel according to high-frequency and in aeries
according to direct current. The matching adjustment and the connecting
into the measuring circuit of the bolometer head are described next. Be-
tween 30 and 2000 Mc/sec, the standing wave ratio of this bolometer is not
lower than 1,15, and the efficiency is not lower than 99.6% up to 10DOM?6w.
The experimental verification testing of the bolometer heads described in
the present paper indicates that symmetric bolometer heads have a broader
transmission band than asymmetric ones, and the internal resistance re-
quired for the bolometers to be used for the two types is given. The bolo-
meter heads discussed are used for the h-f power measuring instruments men"
tioned in the introduction. The Design Engineers A. M. Brodakiy, N. P.
Sardyuk, and M. V. Sakharova participated in the development of these
bolometer heads. There are 3 figures and 2 non-Soviet references.
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KSIIISIK. F.
Hoary alder (Alnus incana) and the ur:c of its wood. Bot.;
inal.Bel.otd,VBO no.71234-243 165o
(MIRA 18:12)

LAHMAN, N.C, -# 11,0,; IIrWi;mji ach&3tiyo ~XIIMTSYJ-., z',._
11ha,o tr;~nnfcrrationo in the 111.1412 alloyi i -.v, -rij . ud4b. -
zav.; cLorn, mt. 4 no.11tV.21-128 ;61.,
I (MIRA 14:12
1. Mookavakiy InOlAut ntall.
'Uron-aluminum alloys--Mota.Uography)
(Phase rule and equilibrium)

U30/14icrobioloar - Antibioais and Symbiosis, Antibiotics. F-2
Abe Jour : Hof Zhur - Biol.j No 10p 1950j 43205
Author : Grundlyand) r@) Kvek) S-r-z
Inst : -
Title : InterrelationshiD Between the Daisity of the Uncombinad
Active.Groups in the Bacterial Substwice and Mycobactarium
Tuberculosis Resistance to Antibiotics, An Outline of
Eloctrokinatic Properties.
Orig Pub : Byuls Polskoy AN, 1956, Otd. 2, 4, No 12, 439-442
Abstract : According to the hypothesis of Biley and Cavnllito (Bilay,
Cavallito, J, Bacterial*) 1950, 60, 20), the ability of
bacteria to bind straptoqjcin depends on the presence of
acid groups in the cytoplasm of the microbial call.
Resistance of mycobactaria to antibiotics is considered as
beinG due to a decrease in the number of carboxyl Croups
in thair composition* Measurine the electrophoratic Mobi-
lity ofmicrobial cells makespooeible determination of
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USISR/Mcribioiocy - Antibiosis and 3yablosia. Antibiotics. F.2
fibs jour Hof 22jur - Biol., No 10, 1958,
43205
their electrokinetic Potential and calculation of the den-
sity of the load Per unit Of cell surface; from this the
number of acid groups in the calla can be established.
"Oa'9urezmtg Made bv the authors substantiated the
neso of the B"ey and Cctv4UitO hypothesis, correct_
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GRUNDLYAND, 1. [Grundland, J.], IMIVITSKAYA. 1. [Xrzywicka, X.]
JHOTNATSKIY. M. [ChojnackI-.'-"'RJ.
ftYalcochemical mechanism of photoreactivation of bacteria
following ultrAviolat irradiation (with a"-ar7 in Zqglishle
Diokhimita 23 nojs&!~-648 8-0 058 (MMA 11:11)
1e Biokhiuioheskiy I biofisichaskiy institut Pol'skoy Akaftmil
nauk, Varshavas
(ULTRAVIOLW RATS, effects,
an beat. photoreactivity (Rus))
(BACTNRIA, effect of radiationg
ultraviolet rVe, on photoreactivity (Rue))

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AUTHORs
TITLEs The boundary layer in liquids
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal, Matematika, no. 11, 1961, 36,
abstract 1IB178-("Probl. pogranichn. sloya i vopr,
toplopereduchi". U.-L., Gosenergoizdat, 1)60, so - 91)
TEXTj Considered are the equations of the motion of a viscous,
compressible liquid, and the energy equations under different state
equations. Under the usual suppositions for the existence of auto-
model solutions the author turns to ordinary differential equations.
The main part of the article is dedicated to the existence and the
uniqueness of solutions of the latter ones. quite interesting is the
bibliography with 26 titles.
Note of the editors In the collected edition "Probl.
pogranichn. sloya i vopr. toploperedachi"C problems of the boundary
layer and questions of heat transports the name of the author
Krzywoblooki [Kohiv.pblotskiyj by mistake hue boon translated by
Kshivbbloki.
[Abstracter's notes Complete translation,]
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cr - 3 / 3 0 &V -7/ //,v D234 303
AUTHOR: --.M.Ts.
TITLE: Boundary layer in a stream of electrons
PERIODICAL: 'Referativnyy zhurnal. Mckhanika, no. 9, 1961, 7
abstract 9 B41 (Vsh. 'Trobl. pogranichn. sloya
vopr. teploperedachill, K.-L., Gosenergoizdat, 1960,
91-100)
TEXT: In an unpublished paper by D.E. Howard (Hydrodynamic
properties of an electron gas. Ph.D. thesis. Hath. Dept. Univ. 111,
Urbana, 111, 1951) an equation of motion of the electron gas was ded
uced in the form
rau + (UV)u F - vqp + U + 1 Vdiv U +
I - e I'd 3 1 M
+ (U'7) U + U div U VU2
3
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Boundary layer in a stream... D234/D303
where P* and V are the tangential and the normal coefficient
of viscosity. This equation is based on the assumption that gener-
al principles of mechanics of continuous media are valid for the
electron gas and that the components of stress tenoor are linear
functions of the components of the tensor of velocities of deforma-
tion and homogeneous quadratic functions of the components of velo-
city. In Howard's opinion the existence of ouch quadratic relation,,
leading to the presence of terms with V in the equation (*) re-
fleets the influence of Lorentz' forces of interaction between par-
ticles. Howard also improved his equations with the purpose of tak-
ing into account the relativistic effects. The present article
deals trith Howard's equations for plane non-relativistic flow of an
inconpreasible gas. Supposing that the stream of electrons near a
solid wall behaves in a way similar to that of ordinary liquids,
the author obtains, with the aid of estimations, simplified equa-
tions for the current function in the stationary case; their struc-
ture depends essentially on the magnitude of -t*lp as compared with
the dimensionless thickness of the boundary layer. For these equa-
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tionst transformation of variables of a general type is carried out
and certain auto-modelling cases are 13hown. A Polution of Blasius'
type Is given as an examplet but lack of (Inta on the ma"nitude of
V does not allow quantitativa results. go
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IT .-
14(10) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2276
Prochnost! tailindricheakikh obolochoki abornik statey (Strength of
Cylindrical Shells; Collection of Articles) Moscow, Oborongiz,
1959. -157 P. "Errata slip Inserted. 2p400 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): V.M. Darevskiyj, Doctor of Physical and Mathemati-
cal Sciences; Ed.: S.I. Bumahteyn, Engineer; Ed. or Pubhshing
House: A.F. Starykh; Tech. Ed.: V.I. Oreshkina; Managing Ed.t
A.S. Zaymovskaya, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is Intended for aircraft Jet-engine designers and
production engineers.
COVERAGEt This collection of nine articles covers problems of statps
and dynamics of cylindrical shells which arise in the caWulation
of stability of jet-engine cases. Results of new theoretical and
experimental irlvestigations are included. No personalities are
mentioned. References follow some of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword 3
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Zakharova, A.P. Calculation of a Circular Cylindrical cantilever
Shell Loaded at the Free iMd by Uniformly Distributed Transverse
Forces 5
The gbove problem is representative of 4s' jet-engine cases sub-
ject to stresses and deformations due to forces of inertia of
the rotor In nonlinear flights. In the general case the safety
coefficient' and the clearance must be determined. The article
is primarily concerned with stresses and deformations,
Zakharova, A.P. Flexure of a Cylindrical CantileverShell Rein-
forced With a Rigid Radially Loaded Ring 43
The cylinder is reinforced with a rigid ring at its free end.
The force is applied along one of the diameters of the ring.
The problem is similar to the problem described in the first
article and was treated analogously. Displacements due to
flexure difftr but little from displacements determined in the
first article, and the category of the displacement is nearly
momentless.
Kahnyakin, R.I..' Influence of an Axia3: Tensile Force on the Sta-
bility of Cylindrical Shells Subject to Flexure and Normal Exter-
nal Normal Pressure 55
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According to the author the simultaneous action of an axial ten-
sile streas and external pressure has not been thoroughly analyzed.
He considers a thino circular, closed shell under torsion. Other
loads produce a momentless stressed state. The expressionsof
stresses and deformations are git7en.
Danevskiy, V.M. Stability of Circular Cylindrical Shells Under
Flexure by a Transverse Force Combined With Torsion and Internal
Pressure 72
In this article, the results of the author's former work are
used to simplify the evaluation of the stability of cylindrical
shells under the simultaneous action of torsional moments, in-
ternal pressure and transverse rim forces. The author describes
conditions under which the evaluation of the stability of the
shell may be determined by simple formulas. The above analysis
is applicalbe to the calculation of combustion chambers of jet
engines.
Darevskiy, V.M., and S.N. Kukudzhanov. Stability of Orthotropic
Shells Under Torsion and Normal Pressure 95
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The authors estaDlish basic equations for the determination of
stresses, moments and deformations, and then analyze separately
cases of the uniform transverse compression, torsion, and torsion
with pressure. The established formulas are valid only within
the limits of elastic d0forMations,
Kulaifthanov, S.N. Stability of an Orthotropic Cylindrical Shell
Under External Transverse Pressure With AxIal Tension and Torsion
With Axial Tension 109
In this article, resulta obtained for an t8otropic Bhell by
R.I. Kshnyakin are generalized for orthouropic shells. In or-
der to establish final formulas, the auttior considers the sta-
bility,of cylindrical orthotropic she1ls under outer transverse
pressure with axial tension, and the s~~.ibtlity of cylindrical
orthotropic shells under torsion with axial tension.
Serdyukov, V,V. Stability
Certain Loads
The author considers the
shells under the action
neous action of torsion
studied on the basis of
of Anisotropic Cylindrical Shells Under
118
stability of anisotropic cylindrical
of outer pressure, torsion and simulta-
and normal pressure. Stability is
more complete equations than those esta-
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bliahed by Kh.M. Mushtari in his theory of thin shells (1938).
The established formulas provide a method for determining
critical stresses under simultaneous torsion and normal pres-
sureo
H-tkulin, M.V. Influence of Axial Stresses on the Frequency of
Natural Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells 131
The author is concerned with natural vibrations of near-cylin-
drical shells. due to the dynamic action of an unbalanced ro-
tor or to gas-dynamic impulseso In both cases the detemina-
tion of natural vibrations of the system is important. The in-
fluence of axial stresses on the vibration frequency is.con-
sidered, generally speaking, as independent of pressure. For-
mulas and graphical representations are given.
Nikulin, M.V., Natural Vibrations of Cylindrical Shells Prestressed
by Torsional Moments 146
This article is a continuation of the preceding article. The
author reduces three differential equations of vibration to
one differentail equation of radial displacement, Thus an
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algebraic equation of the third order is obtained for deter-
mining of the square of the frequency without soIving the third
order. The boundary conditions are considered In detail.
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AUTHORSt -Darevokiy, V. M., Kohnyakin, R. I.
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IV
TITLF.t The Stability of a Cylindrical Shell Cantilever'With a t,einforced
End Under the Action of ~;xternsl Pressure
PERIODICALt Doklady Akadewii nauk SISSR, 1960, Vol. 131, No. 6, pp. 12-4 - '1297
TEXTs A circular cylindrical shell cantilever in invontigated, which i-1 roin-
forced by means of an elastic ring near tho movable end. The cross scctiol, of t-kc
ring is assumed to be rectangular with the base a and the height 11. lntcxr..i~;tion
between ring and shell is characterized by the forces T,, 9, 91 and the ;.le--crits
ii and 9, which act at the cross section that separates the shell froa tho ring.
Of the above mentioned factors only fl 1 and in_41are non-vanishing in the auh-
critical state. If stability in lost, all are non-vanishing and may be written
down as the sum of main- and secondary ~.juantities. The authors first lrr~en,.ituito
the shell cantilever and, as dorivative from the linearized equilibrium L,;u7!Lior3'
they give the differential equations (1) to (3) which describe the elisplac-..cnt.
These complicated equations are nimplificd by neglecting so:2e differcntial cz-
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Reififorcdd End Under the Action of External Pressure B014/BO07
pressions and constants. In this way the equations (4) to (6) are obtained, the
latter already having been given by A, V. Bachenkov kRef, I). In thin way the
differential equation (7) in obtained for the purpose of describing the displaos.
ment. With equations (8) the equilibrium equations for the ring in deformed state
are written down (Ref. 2). For the case in which stability is lost, the correspond-
ing quantities are written down in a sum of the suboritical and an additional
quantity. In this manner the differential equations (9) for the displacement- and
force factors of the ring are obtained from (8). In the further complicated
development the differential equations (14) and (15) are developed from theresults
hitherto obtained; from these equations curves are constructed for various par&-
meters. From the curves the pressure proper is then determined. Equation (16) is
given for the critical pressure, and it is finally shown that the experimental
investigations on 20 shell cantilevers with free and reinforced ends furnish
values, which deviate from the theoretical once by less than 10%. The authors
further mention the fact that by formula (16) and its experimental confirmation,------))
the correoponding formula by N. A. Alfutov (Ref. 3) is disproved, There are
3 Soviet references.
PRESENTEDs December 16, 1959, by G. I. Petrov, Academician
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Reinforc4d End Under the Action of External Preseure
SUBMITTEDs December 9, 1959
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AUTHORS: Darevakiy, V. M., Kshnyakin, R. I.
4.
TITLE: Stability of a Ring-strengthened Cylindrical-Shell Under
the Action of an External Pressure
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 134, No. 3,
pp. 548 - 551
TEXT: A solution is offered of the problem concerning the stability of
a ring-strengthened cylindrical shell with reinforcements at the edges
under the action of an external pressure. The method used is the one
recommended by the authors in an earlier paper (Ref. 1), in which the
ring is divided into contiguous parts by means of sections perpendicular
to the shell axis. These parts are then examined individually, taking
into account the forces and moments acting among them. The authors pr')-
a%, I),-, d4_i) + 34wi
ceed from differential equation (1): 6( + 2 + +
dy6 dT6 aT4 OJ4
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Shell Under the Action of an External B019/Bo6o
Pressure
+ a6w + a4w i) a 0. W denotes the radial displacement of the i-th
eEh OT 87 4 1
part. Differential equation (2), which has a similar structure) is given
for the axial and the circular displacement. Solutions (6) and (7) are
obtained with the aid of formulas derived in the abovementioned earlier
paper of the authors. For m n 2 and m, a 3, with m - I being the number
of rings, the specific solutions (6) and (71), and (6) and (7"), respeo-
tively, are given. For m >3 the solutions are determined from recurrence
formulas (9).This solution defines the eigenvalue q, which is also easy
to be determined graphically. Thi 11 graphic determination is discussed
in the introduction. Finally, solution (10) is offered as solution for
an infinitely long shell. Much space is devoted to the determination ofu~
the critical value qor by the graphic procedure and it is stated that
the values of qor determined experimentally are in good agreement with
theory. qexp equals 1.4q theor in the example given. There are I figure
or or
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Shell Under the Action of an External BO YB060
Pressure
gnd 2 Soviet references.
SUBMITTED: April 9, 1960
PRESENTED: April 12, 1960, by G. 1. Petrov, Academician
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KISELEV, S.V.; KSHNYAKINA, A.N.; OZEROV, R.P.;; ZHDANOV, G.S.
Neutron diffraction examination of magnetic ordering and atomic
displacements In certain iron-containing Perovskite type substances
with special dielectric properties. Fiz. tver. tels, 5 no.lls
3312-3316 N 163. (MA 16:12)
1. Nauchn6418 'aledovatellskiy fiziko-khimicheskiy institut imeni
L.Ya.Karpova, Moskva.

De3ign or the control program find iniLial 1,roces~,Ang of exp-rim~,ntal
data of' an automattc dirfractomettir by a multijurlose cnmNter.
KrisLallografila 10 no.1199-104 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 180)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskly Fizzlko-khimicheskiy institut i-moni
Karpova, Moskva.

KSHONDZM G. inzhe
Automatic welding of gas pipes. Zhil.-komo khoz* 11 nool2:306-
31 D 16le (KMA 16:11)

OHIPCHILINITSKIT-,- - ---
Machanisation of welding processes in gas pipe construction. Gor.khos.Mooke
21 no.2:20-23 If '47- (MM 6:11)
(Oas pipes) (Ilectric welding)

KSHONDM# GeL., Inghenero
Note@ from the leadixg sectiox of the Stavropol $-Moscow gas pipellas.
Streleprad.xaft.pr*M41 no.2:2" Ap 156. (HLRA 94)
(Gas, JTatural-Pipelizen)

SOV/1 17 - 59 '1 1105
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mctallurgi~a, IC459, Nr 2 p 117 ('JSSR1
AUTHOR: Kshondzer, G. L.
TITLE- Butt Welding of Pipes With a 17.50 Edge Chamfer (S%arka trub so
skosom,kromok 17,50)
PERIODICAL: Str -vo predpriydtiy nettyanoy prom - sti.. 1957, Nr 9. pp Iq Z I
ABSTRACT: In buit welding of pipes on backing rings, the edges are commonly
chamlered at an aqgle of 10- 151. 'File withor suggests that the butt
welding be performed with a chamler of 17. So without truncating of the
roots. The technology of automatic and manual weldirg of pipes (7Z0
x 9 mm) with backing rings 3 nirn thick was analyzed. Two schedules
were followed in the course of the atitoma,ic welding of 30 butt joints
(accomplished by rotating the pipes while tile welding head remained
stationary): Current intensity 580 and 550 a: potential across the arc
36- 38 v; spedd of welding 4 - 39 mAi:-. The welds obtaired were 15- 16
mm wide, 1. 3-3 mm high, and vxhibi-t-d complle!c penc~,ration Manual
welding of pipes which were held staticnary in the process was carried
out in two or three passes, a 3-mm gap being maintained between the
Card 11Z pipes. Welding wa-4 performed with ciectrodes of the UONI-11/55 types

Butt Welding of Pipes With a 17.50 Edge Chamler
SOV/1 17 -,(J Z t,'05
in two pdsses. First pass; Electrode diameter k mni: current I W 140 a. Secctid
pass: Electrode diameter 4 mm; currerk 140 10 -1. Welding ir. 4hree passes i-
volved the following- First pass: Electrode diamei.er !l inni; curren! 1 ;0- 140 a
Second pass: Electrode diameter 4 mm; curreTi,, 160- 180 a. ViLra Pa.'s- Elle. -
trode didmeter 4 mm; current 140- 150 a. Mechanicil test performed on -,hc welds
yielded satisfactory results. The macro- and micro~,trllLturc of the welds sat ties
the Technical Spec if ications. The time required for awomatic bitt, welding of pipei
with a 17. 50 charnier in a single pass is reduced ~iy oT;e half; ,n the case 0t manki'll
welding, it is reduced by more than 500/b. The consumpt,on of the prinLipal mate
rials also decreases b, more than W/0-
G. N~
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AUTHOR: Kahondzer,t G.L.pEngineer (#oscow.). 95-11-8/14
TITLE: On the Hydraulic Testing'of Pipelines and the Shape of Blind
Flanges (0 gidravlicheakom ispytanii truboprovoda i form zaglushek).
PERIODICAL: Stroitelletvo Predpriyatiy Neftyanoy Promyshlennosti., 1957P Mr llp
ppe 2o-21 (USSR). I
ABSTRACT In accordance with the rules given out by the state control office,
for technical engineering) sections of gas pipelines which are laid
underneath railroad tracks and roads as well as near river crossings.,
are subjected tq an additional hydraulic investigation. For thiB par*
pose the blind flanges bent into the interior of the tube$ which are
usually cut out of the tubes are welded into the ends of the welded
tube section. Four.stiffening ribs are welded on to the tube and on
to the blind flanges in order to increase strengtho The water is
poured through the hole tut out of the body of the tube, which is law
ter closed by welding* This manner of pouring in waters however# is
no guarantee that the entire pipeline is filled with water and frew
quentV a space Mled with air is left over, At one end of the tuber
section under investigation two sockets are welded on which are used
Cird 112 for mounting the manometer and introducing the compressed inert gases

95-11-8/14
On the Hydraullc Testing of Pipelines and the Shape of Blind Flanges.'
from the balloon.
In the course of this investigation the blind flanges and stiffening
ribs are torn out* It is therefore considered to be advisable to use
flAnges with apherinal or onnteal bottoms, when testing sectiona
of pipelines, and to employ hydraulic presses instead of balloona
with compressed gas.
There are 2 figures.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
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NIKOLAYMY, B.I.9 rod,; SAMVADZE, V.S., red.; ANDRIANOV, K.I., red.; TASILIIWp
A.Yo., red.; ZHIMRIYA, 0 P red KRYLOV, P.I., red.; 1649~&
G!LL,L-red.; KEWINHIN, ?.~.: 'red, *Ideoea sod]; CHEMISINOV, MX, red*
--Prinimali uchastiye: ANUCHKIN, M.P., red.; GRIGMIYNYA. M.B., red.;
ZHUKOV, V.1., red.; XALYUZHM, N.G., red.; KAKARSHTM, A.G.. red.;
KOZLOVSKAYA, A.A., red.; LAVROVA, M.P., red.; NUSOV, G.I. red.- PALO-
KIVICH, A.$., red.; IIMSHOV, P.R.,.vq4uehch1y red.; YJFM6V!. 1'.Ges
tekhn.red.
ESafety regulations for constructing steel pipelines) Pravila tokhniki
basopasnosti--pri stiditel'st4b magistra,, nykh stallnykh truVaprovodqyb
Koskva,-Goo..nan.ohno-tokhn.izd-,wo neft. i gorno-toplivnol litiry, 1960.
235 p. (MIRA 3:9)
1. Russia (1923- M.S.R.) Glaynoy, upravloniya gazovoy promyshlonnostle
2. Veasoyuznyy nauohno-isa vatoaskiy institut tvardykh splayov (for
Anuchkin, Grigorlyeva,- OTS Kalyushnyy, Xamershteyn, Koslovskaya,
Lavrova, Nusovp 7 l1kovich
tpipolines) (TAdustrial safety)
I c quilmo -
1. SIUMM WES x

ACC NRs - AP5OZ7 108--- - SOURCE CODEi PO/0056/65/016/006/0727/07-37-
.AUTIIOR- _jQzkLavLjcX,-8- - YuzkevIch, a. (Professor, Doctor, -Director) P~Chglk'j!~-
PuWialik, M. (Professor, Doctor, Director); CygM,_Z,. - Taypn, Z.; Drozdz M
Di ozlxizh, M. -. Gravr=L-J.- - groporchik .; Orrosik, J. K.
Kaboaka K ; LowandowaLk#zbkpk;",. - IAvRndovskn-Tokazb, A,; 8
81,6031"7M." ZCk =-T-'Z*hRk, T.
ORG: ljjIjtjtU(C-Qr~10IogLCql Chemi
_04emistry, Silesia AM, Znbry-e-Rokitift-t (Znklad Chcmll
Fizjologicane) 51-ANI); 11iititute 00( CA Ilosix MI, Zabroze-Rokitnica (Zaklad
Fityki Lokareklo) SI. Aj~
TITLEi Investigation of the effect of sonic and ultrasonic fields on biochemical processes.
IX. Effect ou some blood components In men working under noisy conditions
SOURCE: Acta physiologics, polonlea, Y. 16, no. 5, 1906, 727-737
TOPIC TAGS:* human physiology, working condition, man, medical experiment, biologic
vibratIon effect, sound, ultrasonic field, acoustIc_!j1q!Wq effeqL
ABSTRACT: The levels of blood glucose, pyruvic acid, anoorbio acid, proteins, protein
fractions, nonprotain nitrogen, pbosphollpId phosphorus, and the activities of sminolrans-
[erase and a1dolase were determined In 80 poirsons to study the effect of noisy working condl-
Lions on the workingman. This test gub)ecta were employed In a larp Industrial establishmoul

t 69,36-66
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and exposed to vibration and noise. All were In relatively good health. The control gmp
conslated of workers In the same factory, but not exposed to a noisy envirofunont. Mw re-
sults showed Uto following: a decrease in blood sugar, phospholipid phosphorus, and asearbic
acid, an Increase In protein, alburnin. and nonprotain nitrogen. 1U gamma, globulin,
showed a decrease. lUre was a slight increase In aspartic aminotransferase and slam
sminotransfersae, and a ellght decrease in aldolases. IU results of determinationd of otbor
components studied, different. from those in guinea pigs, are disoussed. Orig. uL hLsi
9 tables.
SUB OODti IS SUBM DATEs Way% ORIG RM 000 OTH Rzr: 031,
AW
L-Cad 212

KOCH14ANY J.j
Studies on the communication of viru3es of nmtnr yeijows qnd
onion yellows dwarf by Macrostsles Lnovis Rib. ke ta agrobot
163145-156 164.
1. Laboratory of Pl-ytopathology of the Institute of Ecology of the
Polish Academy of Sciences, War3aw. S,jbmitted March 31, 1964.

POUUM/Plnat Dlceaocs - Diseases z~f CultivatOd Plants.
Abs JDur : Ref Zhur Biol., No 1, 1959, 1994
Author ; Ksiazek~ Dc%nut~
Inst
Title : Data of World Literature on Viral Diseases of Lupine
Orig Pub : Postepy nauk roln., 1957, 4, No 3, 75-88
Abstract No abstract.
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KSUZEK, D.
TM-1-i'OLOGY
Periodicals: OAZETA CUIMOWIIICZA. Vole 60, no. 10, Oct. 1958
KSIAZEK, D. The influence of the azotobactor on the yield and sugar content
of sugar beets. P. 321
Monthly List of East *uropean Accessions (EEAI) LC,, Vol. B.. No. 2,
February 1959, Unclanse

KSIAZEK, Danuta
?resent state of )mowledge about the virus diseases of clover.
Postepy nauk roln 10 no, 2: 45-60 Kr-Ap 163,
1. 74klad Ekologii, Polska Akademia Nauk, Warszawa.

ESTAZZE, Da=ta
Studies on virus diseases of IuPinOD: narrov-1savednesep browning#
and mosaic. Pt. la, keta agrobot 229287-322 162*
1, Zaklad Ekologii., PoUlm Akademis, Naukj, Fraccunia litopatologiij.
Varosawn, lieromiki prof* dr T& Koobman.

K,',~ ".5, it' , Jah
'Itomic, Fireray tn plant protection, Fog tt,, n7 :- I ~ - .~ ~ ',~ - " "
1.35 165,

KSIAZ , Jan
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Phytosanitar7 neasures an potato plantations in Great Britain.
Postepy nauk roln 7 no.l;n5-l24 Ja/F 060. (EUI 9:10)
1. YAnisterstwo Rdniotwa.
(Great Britain-Potatoee)*- I

KSIAZEK9 Jan------
The big bud (Lycopersioun virus) endangers the potato and tomato
plantations* Po3tepy nauk roln 7 no,4127-132 N-D 6o. (EEAi 10:6)
(Poland-Potatoes) (Poland-Tomatoes)
(Stolbur)

ESIAZEKY Jan-- -
Dangerous potato diseaosso jarticularly Corymbacteri=
#*pedoniom and PsevAomonas Solanacemm"n" as subjects of
an international conference in Pariao France, Postepy nauk
roin 9 no.IW!~-150 Je-P 1 4

.KSIAZEK; Jan
Economic effects and futtimof applying postleMmn in PolmdIs
peat and disease control during 1963-1965. Poste7y t,auk roln.
20 no.30-26
',Ia-.szawa.

POIAND/Chemical Technology. Chemical ProductB and Their
Application. Safety Engineering. Sanitary Engineering. U-6
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Xhim., No 13, 1958, 43794.
Author : JWIjLzek Paulina
Inst : Central-Tn-el-MuTe- of Labor Protection.
Title : Contribution to the Study of rust Characteristics
in the Production of Refractories.
Orifi; Pub: Praee Centr. inst. ochrony pracy, 1957, 7P No 3, 1-13.
Abstract. Deserlption'of'procedures and results of determination
of dispersed corponents, specific gravity, moisture
content) and settling rate In caln air, of dust
collected in different areas of an experimental pro-
ductlon of refractories. The investigation constitutes
the initial staGo.of an.undertaking for the elimination
of dust In manufacturing areas and is directed to the
earl 1/2
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Strat.,,grafia verJ.i Maprckicj na przedpolu Pat-irj Gorl. ~'tratigraphy of
the Nicura series noth of the Rabia Gora (W(vtern Cazj~athians). Warnava,
Junstwowy Instytut Gcologiczny,, 19L8. 35) vi P. (Warsaw. FanstwoW Instytut
Gf7.olc:l iczny, 11juletyll, LO Engliah sur-r-Ary. illum.)
(Atlar, Folskich Strojow Ludowych, Vol. 5., Pt. 18., 19li(I'J, Poland)
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SCi Monthly List of East European Accessions (EFAL) LC, Vol. 63 no. 7) JulY 1957- Uncl.

KSIAZKIWICZt MARIAN.
KSIAZKIEWICZq MARIAN. Geolona dynamiczna (Dynamic neology). Warszawa
1951 (University Textbooks Publ.)

KSIAMELTIC2., if.
"Graded and Laminated Bedding in tho Flyrch of II.e CarpatUan Mountaince"
I> k,
P. 399 (ROCZZU* Vol. 22 No. 4. 1952 (published 19514); Krakc-,-, Polwi~~.)
So: 11~k)nthly List'of East European Accessions, (IMAL), LCj, Vol. 4, No. W
April 1955$ Uncle*

1~1~31VTJTI-T", -, .; 7..
Cz--tamcur, Vol,,,ard3r; in Hic! ('ArpalhiAn P. 199,
'(~? -L
(. C 1 ~'TA I~AUYP Vol . 2, No. A, 31,,54, llars( vi(~, - rd)
SO: `on,hI7 List cf Fant 'uropinar A--r,::I,rn ( 1 -', VO. I I'( . 30
V
~ ar ch 195 " , Ur, el .

"Occurrences of Tuffites in the Kroenensk Strata of Carpathian Flysch".
Byul. rollsk. AN, Otd. 3, 2, No. 6, pp 299-301, 1954
In the central portion of the rock thickness of Krosnenssk sandstones and
shales, forming in Hadishohev southward from Skavina mountain range,, are
outcr9ppings of friable porous rock up to 360 meters high, representing a
mixture of equal quantities of fragmental md volcanic material is represented
by glass short-columnar cryetalep and fragment of anorthite No 53-54 (up to
0. 35 m% and malellae of biotite (up to 0.4 M), in composition the volcanic
material corresponds to dacite llavas. The fragmental (clastic breccia) Material
consists of quartz# sericitep glauconitep clayey substance, and heavy minerals of
which zircon predominatesp (RZhGeol, No. 9, 1955)
SO: Sum No 812p 6 Fab 1956

Kaiazi%dcirica, :. StratigrapLy of tl.c juraoric ai-.d Cretaccous 73accovice. In
5,3.
MATEMATYKA
Vol. ,I$ NO. 92 1,f:,'5 Warazawa,
SO: :'onti,l: Li.;t of 1"--*,t;;t European Acccsain:ir;, (L:A1,) , IZ, Vol. 5, No. L) uct. 5?,

SAMSONOWICZ, J.; FBTUDID. V.S. [translator]; PIMIKO,
M."". !4&" lator]-, 1110LATIT. V.L. rectaktor-, ZKAMSXATA, T.K.,
redaktor; BOGDAVOY, V.P., takhnicbeskiy redaktor; SHAPOVALOV, V.I.,
takhnichaskiy redaktor
[A sketch of the Zoology of Poland, Translated from the Polishl
Ocherk geologii Pol'shi. Perevod is pol'skogo. V.S.fttranko I I.M.
Petrenko. Pad red. i a predial...N.I.Kikolaeva. Moskva, Izd-vo
inostrannoi lit-ry, 1956. 239 P. (MLRA 9:10)
(Poland-Geology)

-KSTA=,:,aCZS_M.
Straltigraphy of the Magura o"ire in the Middle Beekidaj, a surva" of a report.
P* h71 (Przoglad Goologiczn-,/, Vol. h,. no. 10, Oct* 1956, Warszawa,, Poland)
Monthly Index of East Furopean Accessions (FFAI) V,. Vol. 7, nol 2.
February 1958

KSIAZKIEWICZ, M.
"A conference on the geology of the sea in Wiesbaden, in March 1957.4
p. 252 (Kosmos, Seria B; Przyroda Nieozywionam Journal on natural sciences
with the exception of biology issued by the Copernicus Society of
Polish Naturalistog Vol. 42 No. 3, 1958, Warsaw, Poland)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol,8,, No. 1. Jan- 59o

C-A-Summ-NA-Af.-
On the Turonian In the Pieniny klippe belt. %I Ac Pol chim 6
no.8:537-544 158. (nAi 9:6)
l# Geological Zaboratory# Jagellonlan University, Cracov,
(Poland- Geology)
-0

KSIAZKI,Xcz.o X4
GEOGRAPHY & GW1,WjY
Periodical: R007MIK. Vol. 28, no. 2, 1958.
K.SIA"KIK-elIC7, M. The submarine slumpings Jn the Carpathian FlyBch.
In English. p. 123.
Month],y List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 5,
May 1959, Unclass.

KSIAZXIWICZ Mariant LISZKOWA, Janina
The sub-Silesian wits near Goleszow in Teschen Silesia. Kwartalnik
gool 3 no.ls9l-102 159. (EUI gi 8)
1. Karpacka Stacja Torenowa Lo,
(Poland-.Oeology)

ISIAZLMIW,,K,I- LIBSKO,B. (Bratislava)
on the relation between the Krasno- and Magura-Flyacb. Bul Ac
Pol chit 7 no.10i?73-780 159. MLI 9t6)
1, Department of Geology, J&gellonlau'Univeralty Cracow (for
Islaskievics)o 2. Dionity Stur rastitute of Geology, Bratislava,
Czechoslovakia (for Lesko). Presented by X. Xalaskievicso
(Poland- Geology) (SloTakia-- Geology)
(Carpathian Xouritains)

BOGDAROVY A.A. (SSSR); SIAVIN, V.I. (S=); KS1AZXIWICZ,-M-(.Pologne)j
VARENTSOVO M.I. (SSSR)j-WDOVIARZ, St.~(Poiiii ), PASHCHBIwoo Ta.19.
(MR); MISHUNINA, Z.A. (SOR)i ZIELrNsKi, j. (Poien)
Participation in discusions. Mat.Karp.-Balk.assots. no.1:190-207
160., (MIRA 14:12)
(Geology)

-- XSIAZXMjGZJ-M,-(2jask.a)
Paleogeography of the flymh in the Polish Carpathians. Mat.Karp,
Balksaaeotot =003-76 160. (MIRA 14:12)
(Carpathian Mountaine-Flyah)

ISLAZM=CZ
Samo problems arising from the Flysob In the Polish Carpathians.
Kwartalnik geol /+ no.3s735-748 160.
1. Zaklad (1cologil Untwersytetu Agiellonskiego I Karpaelm Stsoja
Terenova Instytatu Geologiesnego v Warnavie.

ISIAZKIEWICZ-0 M-0-
Sedimentary characteristics of thanysch formation. Izv Geol. inst
BAN 80-27 t6o. (EW 10s 5)
1. Geolothki institut pri lAgelonwlia univeraltat i Durzhaven
geolozhki Institutt larpatski filial Krakoy,
(Flynch)

KSIAZXIEWICZ,, Marian
Some proble= on organic traces from the Flync!A of the Polloh
OpTathian Mountains. -P*..2,. KwartaWk gool 5 no-4:8E2-M
161,
Is Zaklad Geologli,, Uniwer"t jagisnonskil K*kow., Karpadm
Stacja Tere'nowao

MIAMEWICZ, Marlan
Tithonic fauna from Woznikip Polish Westorn Carpathians* Roca
geol Krakow 33 no.1/33265-272 163*
1. Laboratoire do Goologie, Universite deaJagellons, Krakow.

KSIAZKIEWICZ, Marian (Krakou)
Origin of mid-ocean ridges. Wazechawiat no. 6tl26-128 Js 164.

F-OjIAZKIEVIC!,, MarAan, prof. dr (KrOw.)
Illstorf of neawater. Wazechowiat, no.10:213-214 0 164.
Phillip. Vnnry Kuenen, an honorary doctor of the JoCiellor,'.Ln
Univerolty, Tbid.:22F~229
Report from a scientific session on thc pe~)Iovy of the ~~---Akow
I
,ion. Ibcid.i231-232
rep

L - ~ I - - I . .4 - - . I - - 1 1 . . T - - '
r.-,3JL~T,r%.L I
Inz. Stanislaw Ksiazkiewicz-. "Drowno Jako MateijAl do Budowy Aparatury Cho:,Iictnej.
Warsaw: Panstwo-de 113rdawnictwo Tachninne, 1954, 178 P. Revieded in RoczniId Chamii
Vol 30, No 1, Warsaw, 1956.

POL~M Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and
Their Application, Part 4. - Varnishes, Paints,
Paint Coatings.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 18, 1958, 62924.
Author :'S. JAjpzkiewioz-
"fk;
Inst : N~giie-n-.
Title : Nitrooellulose Enamels in Shape of Dry Rolled
Pastes.
Orig Pub: Przem. chem., 1957, 13, "I~o 7, 419 - 420.
Abstroot: The technology of',production, the properties
and the composition of dry rolled pastes for
nitrocellulose enamels, and their basic tech-
nioo-eoonomical properties are described.
Card 1/1

K$IAZKIEWICZ-SZAPIRD,, Maria Da=ta
Clinl,Zi value of duodenal 'biopsy. P?Iski t'ypod lek. 17 no.26:1021-1026
25 ja 462.
1. Z Kliniki Gastrologicznej AM w Warszawidj kierownik: prof. dr
medo. L, Flockor.
(BIOPSY) (DUODENUM pathol)