SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RADKOVSKY, J. - RADLOVA, L. N.
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Viruses Of Mail aild AlliMals.
Viruses of Hepatitis -
Abs Jo,-!r Ref Zhur Diol., lio 6, 19=9, 23884
"Outhor Krasim, V., Radkovsky, J., Klouckova, A.
I-Ist
Title Evaluation of t',e Effectiveness of Gaymia-Globulin as a
Rei2edy in Prophylaxis of Lifectious Hepatitis in Pra~,ue
a,,.,rinL; the Period 1953-1956.
Ori,-, Pub Z11. (,i3iyeny, c-pidernol., mikrobiol. i irmmw"iol.
(Czec!"osi.), 1957, 1, No 4, 356-364
4Lb s t r act No abstract.
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RADxOVSLTMOJ,Q"L.w,,
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Infectious hePatitis in families- -T- HY9. B-pidem., Praha 1 no.2:
142-155 1957.
1. Institute of Spidemiology and Kicrobiology, Pragne.
(MATITIS, INFJOTIOUS, epidemiol.
family incidence in Czech.)
K-R-ASWA. V.; RADKOVSKY, J.-, technical assistance: A. Kluckova
An evaluation of the efficacy of gamma globulin in the prophylaxis of
infectious hepatitis in Prague, 1953-56. j. ffvg. Epidem., Praha I
no.4:413-422 1957.
1. Regional station of Hygiene and Apidemiology of the Central National
Committee, Prague, Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Prague.
(HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS, prevention and control,
gamma globulin, in Czech.)
(GAMMA. GIA)BULIN, ther. use,
infect. hepatitis prev. in Czech.)
KRASNA, V.; RADKOVSKY, J.; za techn. spoluprace A. Klouckova
h'valuation of the effactivaneBs of gamma globulin in prevention of
Infactidus heDatitis in Prague in 1953-56. Cask. epidem. mikrob.
imun. 6 no-5:295-302 Sept 57.
1. Krajskahvgionickoepidemiologloka stanice UNV v Praze red. Dr
V. Krasna Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie v Praze. red. prof
Dr. K. Raska.
(HUATITIS, INFECTIOUS, prevention and control,
gamma globulin. in Czech. (Cz))
(GAMM GLOBULIN, therapeutic use,
infect. hepatitis Drev. in Czech. (Gz))
SERY, V.; RADKOVSKY, J.; TUMOVA, B.; WBIrOWICZ, F.; CHOBOT, S.
Utilization of horse anti-influenza Immune serum for prevention of
Influenza. Cesk. epidem. mikrob. imun. 6 no-5:309-317 Sept 57.
1. Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie v Praze, reditel prof. Dr
Karel Ra-_k&--Krajska hygienickoeT)idemiologicka stanice v Ostrave,
reditel Dr J. Verner.
(INFLUENZA, prevention and control,
immune horse serum (Cz))
SKOVRAYEK, V. ; FIEECENKA, J. ; ROUDIrY, J.; RATACOVSKY, J.
Vaccination against nollonyelitis in Czechoslovakia in 1957. 1. The
PpiderAological situation with regard to poliomyelitis in Czechoslovakia
and the organization of the vaccination programme in 1957. J. Hyg. 3pidem.,
Praha 2 no.4:415-422 1958.
1. Ministerstvo zdravotnictvi, Praha 12, Tr. W. Piecka. 98, Czechoslovakia.
(f or Skovranek).
(POLIONULITIS, Prev. & controlq
vacc. in Czech)
ZACEK, Karel; VIADIMIRVONKA; ADAM, Ervin; AIRMOVA, Vlasta;
The state of seroimmunity for polioeWelitis in Czechoslovakia. J. Ryg.
Hpidem., Praha 2 no.4:1123-437 1958.
1. Institute for Sera and Vaccines, Prague, Clinical Iaboratory for
Research on PolioEWelitia, Institute of Npidemiolog7 and Microbiology,
Prague. K. Zacek, UBtav ser a ockovacich latek. Praha 12, Grobarova.
48. Czechoslovakia.
(POLIOMYICLITLS, immunol.
serol. tests in Czech.)
ADAM, E.; ADAMOVA, V. ; ZACEK, K. ; VONTU, V. ;- RUKOVSKY, J.
'he incidence of poliorryelitis antibodies in children living in
children's homes. J. Hyg. Epidem.. Praha 2 no.4:438-442 !958.
1. PolionTelitis Research Iaboratorie.9, Institute of Sera and Vaccines.
Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Prague. E. Adam, Infekcni.
klinika, Ilemocuice Bulovka, Praha 8. Czechoslovakia.
(POL1014YELITES, immunol.
Finf Abody titer in child. in G!ze-h. )
SKOVIRAWN, V.; R&PKQ~~~ ROUDIFY, J.; GFIRVIRia, J.; PECZNKk, J.; SOV11U, J.;
A-DAM, E.; AD&MOVA, V.; ITOVAK, A.; ZACIEC, K.; VOIXA, V.
Vaccination against poliocyelitis in Gzec1hoslovakia in 1957. 11. Eval-
uation of morbidity following vaccination. J. Hyg. Epidem.. Praha 2 no.4:
469-477 1958.
1. Ministry of Health, Prague: Institutes of Epidemiology and Micro-
biology, Prague and Bratislava; Clinical Laboratory for Poliomyelitis
Regearch, Charles University, Prague; Children's University Hospital,
Infectious Diseases Department, Bratislava; Institute of Sera and Vaccines,
Prague. V. Skovranek, Ministerstvo zdravotnictvi, Praha 12. Tr. W. Piecks.
98, Czechoslovakia.
(POLIOMYELITIS, prev. & control,
vacc. in Czech., morbidity in vqccinated child)
PROCHAZIa, J.; ADAMOVA, V.; ADAM, A.; HADKOVSKY, J.
Evaluation of vaccination againE;t 7)olionyelitis in Czechoslovakia in
1957; The effect of vaccination on the clinical courae of the paralytic
form of poliomyelitis. J. Hyg. Epidem., Praha 2 no.4:47B-483 1958.
1. Poliom~yelitia Research Laboratories and Institute of Epidemiology
and Microbiology, Pratqie. J. Prochazka, Infekcni klinika, nemocnice
Bulovka. Praha 8, Czechoslovakia.
(POLIOMYELITIS, prev. & control,
vacc. in Czech., clin. course of paraiyti3 forma in
vaccinated child.)
RASTA, K.; Pr~CIIIWA, J-; RADKOVSKY, J-; ROUIRTY, Jo; TUMOVA, B.
Influenza epidemic in 1957. Cag. lek. cook. 97 no.20:626-633 16 May
58.
1. Cs. rhrinkovn ustredm pri Ustavu epideminlogie a mikrobiologie
v Praze, Drednostn nrof. dr. Karel Raska. K. R., Praha 12, 'Srobarova
48.
(IINFLUM17A, epidt-miol.
in Czech. (~,z))
RASKA, K. RADKOVSKY, J.
Comparative epidemiological study in infectious hepatitis
and poliomyelitis. J.hyg.epidem., Praha 3 no.4:365-381 1959.
1. Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Prngue.
(POLIMMLITIS epidemiol.)
(HEPATITIS IffECTIGUS epidemiol.)
RASKA, Karel; RADKOVSKY, Josef
Analysis"6e-tl~'e' epidemiological position of tuberculosis. Cas. lek. ceEk.
98 no.5:129-144 30 Jan 59-
1. Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie, Praha. prednosta, prof. dr. X. RasIm.
K. R., Praha 12, Srobarova 48.
(TU133RCUIDSIS. eDidemiol.
in 2wope (CZ))
ZACEK, Karel; ADAM, Ervin; RADKOVSKY, Josef; VONKA, Vladimir; VANECKOVA,
Nina; 11BUCOIA, Da~ ~r, JA~NDA, ~Zden~k; ADAMCVA, Vlasta
ReDeated serological surveys performed in the general population
of Czechoslovqkin before and after the vaccination of children
with irLqctivqted and live poliovirus vaccine. J.hvg.epidem.,
Prnha 4 no.4:453-469 160.
1. From Institute of Sern and Vnecines, Clinical Laboratory for
Poliomyelitis Research and from the Institute of Epidemiology
Rnd Microbiology, Prague.
(POLIOMELITIS immunology)
RADKGVSKY, J.
Terminology andindices in epidemiologie, Praha. Cesk.eDidsm.mikrob.
imun.9 no.5/6:308-312 jl,6o.
l.Ustav epidemiologie a mikrobiologie, Praha.
(VITAL STATISTICS)
RASKA, K. ; (~~J~KOVSKY, J.
Attempted evaluation of certain epidemiological characteristics
of infectious hepatitis by means of the analysis of morbidity.
Cesk.epidem.mikrob.imun.9 no.5/6:349-356 ji,6o.
1. Ustav eDidemiologie a mikrobiologie v Praze.
ZHEPATITIS IMCTI(XJS epidemiol)
FViDKOVSKY, J.; SVANDD-,.!A, E.
Statistical evaluation of tiuberculin tests. Cesk. epidem.
12 no. 6:328-351 N 163.
1. Vstav epideiniologie a mikrobiologie, Praha.
~f
Ili v
C) `7 lftr! a m i'_r- o b 0 -
1 e rcul e
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iT ri -1 7 59, 27 SeTAc-lber
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ed !-iU,, _ U 4 tes+s
s r e ad-; n. r- of tul,-~C,',lo`
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t :--,I, S, -U
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on 7.as.-;e -,'--e -J'C"Or VaC --e
I - ests Js caie-
t,:-e t';ie ~e_-formance alnd
y 4 4
4.2; eva-luated olo~~J cal
nd c sul t -I- I _L -
:7~c~.__-_od it is --poSsible t o
s t -v - _-- c c il i a i am i d n o S a f e c t- I o n a 11 e e s i n. e c t 1* 0 n
r ~e U_ ...-e Cl-lemo-
a-so be -For
Licre--sed
i::~ 3 - e a-- an indilcator.
ity of e ie:.,y e Y-V
e
tube i.-c test-s ai-e for
i=crtan-tu :7.e-vhodolo,-,_Jca__, -7,ro:D_-e:ns Lin tfle 11,13 e:~ad-Lcation.. --'Zive
Jo--ef
Chemical Abstracts
.May 25, 1954
BiOlOgical Chemistry
~The effut oL dyn on RkketW& pmwaxeki. Stef-
;.J~ R,&dkowjjLkwfF&nftwo*y Inst. Med.
1 Morsklej, OV - DohPia&zaina i Afikro-
I biol. S. 4496.. 110). cf. Pragglad E,~~*iologscsny 6,
1. prowwki shows y"flon in its viability, ac-
t.11,1it5Yl),Q stisceptability to chemicals depending on the
~'Pdiani. Viability and activity are highest in fat-free
Milk and lowest in physiol. NaCl. The bacteriostatic ef-
feet ~'[ dyes is greatest in NaCl and smallest in milk..
1. Z. . Roberts-
KRYNSKI, Stefan; RADKOVIAK, Josef
-Parther studies on the effect of stains of Rickettsia prommekt.
ball. State Inst. Marine Trop. X. Gdansk Vol-5:54-63; hasslan
transl., 63-69; Inglish tranal., 69-75 1953.
1. Z Panstwowego Instvtutt Modyayny Korskisj i Tropikaluej v
Gdansku i Instytutu prof. Welgla w Xrakavie.
(RICKETTSIA FROWAZXKI, effect of drugs on,
*stains)
(STAINS AND STAINING,
*eff. on Rickettsia prowazeki)
RA-Mr.-SKI, J.
The use ani construction of a short revolvinF furnace. p. 197
PROBLEMY PROJEKTME HUTNIMIA. (Biuro, Projektow Przemyslu Hutniczeao, Bjuro
Projektow Przemyslu Stalowego, i Kum Projektow Przemyslu Metalowepo) Cliwice,
Poland, Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1958
'0
Mcnthly list of East Europapr. Accession (EEAI) LC., Vol. 9, No. 1, Jan. 196-0
Uncl.
'L~DL. i . ; DILTILD,-, J -
Fellpting increasps the oroduction of a,-IompratPs. i . '64'. (hUtni:.' VOI. 17
.) I I f ,
No. -'. "ay 105 1 , Praha, Cqpchoslovakia)
C 4,
SO: '%Ion'thiy List of F.?st Eu--opean Accessions LC, Vol. ', "'o. 8, Au- 'c57, Urric',.
?cdiatrics
CZEU-H;OSLOVA,I--'IAI U:-)C 61','.153-36:616.155.29-091-8)-039.5 ',,-/is' ott -Aldrich
X U I,
110ITS121'j~, J. 0. - JIJAD LIBANSKA, J.; 2nd Pediatric
Clinic, Faculty of Pediatrics, Charles University (II. Detska
lclinika Palk. Detskeho Lek. 19J), Prague, Head (Prednosta) Dr J.
HOUSTEK; InSbitUtO 1'or tho Research of Jevelop-ment of Children
(Ustav Vyzlcumu Vyvoje Ditate), Prague, Director (Radital) Prof
Dr J. HOUSTEK.
"Changes in Serum Proteins and in Subtle Morphology of Thrombo-
cvtes in Wis'yl_-ott-Aldrich Syndrome."
Prague, Casopis Lekaru Ceskych, Vol 105, No 39, 23 Sep 66, pp
104~ - 1-05Z
Abstract /Tuthors' PI.Ii-lish sixmi-mary modified
M (3 _7: The syndrome of
the disease as observed in 2 brothers is discussed- the elder
i
the age of 131 the younger at the ace of ~
died au C-1 2 Irmiuno-
clh.enical examination showed marked c'nanges in iTurax-ioglobulins,
with a drop in IgM and an increase in IgA, and the presence of
a paraprotein of the IoG-L type. These and other data indicate
zhat the disease is a special case of hereditary i=.iunological
TOUSINX, Milos; BUMIIX, Zdenek; RADL, Jirl ,
Proteins of thoracic exudates. Gas. lek. cesk. 98 no.28:884-M8
10 JUlY 59.
1, Interni oddeleni OMIZ Novy Bydzov, prednosta. dr. M. Tousek. M. r..
OUNZ - interni, oddeleni. Novy Bydzov.
(TDCUDAUS AND TRANSUIATAS
proteins in thoracic exudates (Cz))
(PRONIM
in thoracic exudates (Cz))
KRAUS, Z., MD; RbL, J., MD; TOU.,ZK, LT., ~M
C~,CchuL;lovakia
Inteinal Medicine Ward OUITZ Ur"dec KrAlov6, Hosj~ital in
Novi Bydlova (Vnitfmf odddlenf OUITZ Hr;dec Krzilovd,
nemocnice v Nov6m BydEovg); Head: M. TOU"~M~ I BID;
Central L:.,.boratoi-y OUITZ -- lfr.~dec KrIlovd (IJtlvdnf
1 borato1v OUNZ -- Hradec KrAlov6); Head: J.
ML, LED; Dermatological Ward OUNZ -- Hradec Krdlovd
(De=atoverologickd odd. OUNZ - Hr-,dec Kralovd); Head:
Z. KRAUS, LID
Prugue, Vnftlmf l6kal-otvf, No IX-2, 1962, PP 174-177
"Benign Cryoglobulinaemic purpuxu."
RADL,o.J. t, RADL, V.
Use of an ion--~x:-~banae (,il,'--Lng for preparation of good quqlit7
0 -
wa"e::, for labora"on-l~t5of the In-stiipx~e of Publiz Fealth, Caa.
lek. aesk. 103 no.28-.809-311 .5-136~k
1. Ustr--~drii labora-t-or- OUIM -, Hra&A Kralonf., nemocnice
Tiov,ym %-dzo,-t, MUR-. .,'J,Rad-L) a vyzkumny usta7,- syn-
L. -: a 1 aka vPadiibi,-:,i.,h (red-~tela inz. Z.Ordelt,
tet,ickynh pry3kyrl
c---c.)
Y g
t -n
luviic .,a,] .xy
I)i Ubm ite I Lo
ber 77.
akademik, laureat statni cony; KAUT, Vl., inz.;
MAWIN. bohuslav,
SVORGOVA, S., I-Mr.; TUSL, M.J. Mr., G.Sc.; RABA. Jan.;
WMJU, Jan, inz.; KLLI-ECEK, Rostislav; B13TTELHEIM, Jan, inz.;
HALA, Eduard., doe., inz., dr.; UER, L., inz.; KORDIK, E.;
ERDOS,, Emerich., doe... inz., dr.; VOSOISOBE, Jan, doe., inz., dr.;
ITADENIK, O.J. inz.; HFWDKA, J.; HOSTALEK. Zdenek, inz., dr.;
RA' JiJEK, U., Mr.; BLISTAIN, J., inz.; STOI-LH, 0.
DJ,-~ inz.; FEY
inz.
A national conference on protection against chemical fumes
from olectric heat plants; a sumary of reports. Energetika Cz
11 no.2:109-111 F 161.
RADL, Vladimir
RADL~ Vladimir, MUDr.
Bncophalitis in 1953 in Czechonlovakia. Prakt. lek., Praha 34
no.12:279-280 20 June 54.
.L. Neurologicka ambulance OUNZ Deein.
(ENCWHALITIS, NPIDAUG. epidemiology
Czech.)
ROL.J.!-, RADL, V.
Use of an ion-z~x:~hange fil' Ling for preparation of good qunlit7
wate.- for laboratorigsof Lhe Inst-ituta of Pablic Health. GaB.
lek. cesk. 103 no.281809-811 6 Tl 264.
1. Ustredid laborator-e OUN3 7 HradcA Kra~io-~-e. nemocnice v
Novym Bydzove (vedou 71.- 14U&,-. IT,,RadL) a. Vyzkumny usta-0 syn-
tetickynh a 1--ka v Pa--bibi-2i-zh (reditel.: inz. Z.Ordello.,
C-qc,. )
R.TLI V.
SMID, J., ROLY
'Th~racte-istics Testing cf Cur FirEt -"'trar.E Basic Icr., Excharre Resin
OAL-Ill P. 179.
(Chemicky PruwT Vcl.3, No-5, MaY 1953, Praha.)
East vol.2. Nc.c)
Librdry of Congress, tembi~r
60; Monthly List of iong/ r 1953, Uncl.
RaL, VI
---- Adimir-; hR.:-,JCAR, Emil
Cation exchange resins as drying agent for gases and liquids.
Chem prum. 12 no.10:579-58-) 0 162.
1. Vyzkumny ustav syntet-ickyeh pryakyric a laku, Pardubice.
PESE:K, Miroslav, inz.; RADL, Vladimir
Radiation stability of the stymne divinylbenzene type strong
basic anion-axchanging substances. Chem zvesti 18 no.7:502-511
164.
1. Research Institute of Synthetic Resins and Lacquers, Pardubice,
S.K. Newnana 1316.
RADLP Z.; FOSFISIL' Z.
"Inf2uence of the cavity on electric propertleE of miprorting InsculatorB.11
Elektrotechnicky Obzor. Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 47, no. 10, Oct. 1958.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EFAI), LG, Vol. 8, No. 6, Jun 59, Unclas
rO
Tjl-ran, cf Cnn:rress,
-,'i1 rr- an c c-,, srr s Trdex 1"-:
11 4c~
I!ncl,
I-OL,_ Zbyn~~,_. inz.; BEMMA, ladislav
New mallets and sockets for suspended insulators in Czechoslovakia.
Energ(%tika Cz 12 no.9:465-467 S 162-
1. Vzykumny ustav elektrotechnicke keram-ky, Hradec Kralove.
RADL, Zb., inz.
Effect of the duration of operating voltage on the spark-over voltage
of insulators under rain. El tech obzor 51 no.11:606-07 11 162.
C,
10468-66 FEWT(I) IJP(c) GG
ACC NRj AP6003737-,. -~, SOURCE CODE:--CZ/0017J'65-76~~ 0,
AUTHOR: Veverka, Q~onin (Professor, Engineer, Doctor, Doctor of sciences);
Radl Zbyffe-k-kEngineer) -
ORG: none
TITIE: Voltage distribution on the surface of a dielectric with an embedded electrode
SOURCE: Elektrotechnicky obzor, v- 54, no. 2, 1965, 77-80
ABSTRACT: Expressions are theoretically derived for the voltage distribution
across the surface of aldielectric with an embedded circular electrode. In the
limiting case the theoretical results agree with the expressions previously
derived for a dielectric with an embedded electrode having a rectilinear edge.
The voltage distribution was experimentally verified by measurement with a capacitanc
probe in compensating connection on objects of Plexiglas. Orig. art. has: 6 figures
and 23 formulas. Zi-PRS-7
SUB CODE: 20 / SUEM DATE: 03Dec64 ORIG REF: 001 SOV IW- 001
UDC: 537.226
AP6010921 SOURCE CODE: CZ/O()39/65/026/006/0331/0334
AUT14OR: (Engineer)
ORG: Research Institute of Ceramics Electrical Engineering, Hradec Kralove (Vr:~~amy
ustav
TITLB: Modelling electrostatic or current fields with a resistor net
SOURCE: Slaboproudy obzor, v. 26, no. 6, ~965, 331-334
TOPIC TAGS: resistor, electric resistance, electric field, electrostatic field,
electric capacitor, dielectrics, circuit microminitturization
ABSTRACT: An analog method of calculating the fields in capacitor components
by the use of a resistor net is described and the prospects of using it in research
an microminiature components and dielectrics are pointed out. Orig. art. has:
10 figures and 10 formulas. [JFRS]
SUB CODE: 20, 09 / SUBM DATE: 25Feb65 ORIG W: 003
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0 f:nrPkovdM 144d (On Jet Flying) Praha, Orbis, 1959- 30B P. (Series;
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printed.
Fv--sp. Ed.,. Ema BflkollaL
FIRPOSE: The book is tat-ended for the general reader with a basic knowledge of
aircraft engineex-Ing andRying. 7he text could be of value to aircraft
engineers and research scientists seeking compendious information on the
development of jet propulsion and leading types of jet engines in the USA,
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COVERAM This well illustrated book is a comprehensive survey of the main
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Foreword 5
List of Symbols Used 9
Triumph 11
Basic Aerodynamic Forces
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A. Pressure 15
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C. Aircraft resistance 17
Thrust 22
:ITI. 14EExImum Possible Performance of Propeller-type Aircraft with Piston
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*Me cublZ law" of engine performance 30
Compressibility effect 31
Propeller efficiency 31
Performance rating of piston-engined propeller-type internal-coffous-
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Principle of Jet propullsion in jet engines
Thermodynamic laws in jet engines
Classification of jet engines
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V, Histovj of Aircraft Powered by Jet Engines 46
From the fire-ball to the jet aii~craft 46
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Remarkable contribution of Russian science 50
V-E. Beyond the Sound Barrier 56
Tneentives to match the speed of flight with the speed of sound 56
Subsonic flight- a detailed analysis 57
F'rom subsonic to supersonic flight 59
Other branches of aerodynamics 63
7M The Problem of Speed in Relation to the Shape and Design of an
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Subsonic and supersonic flights and respective speeds and aerodynamics 67
Flying at hypersonic velocities and its aerodynamics 771
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The aeroelastics 82
The effects of heat and "the heat barrier" 82
VIII, Stability of Aircraft Flying at High Velocities 87
Effect of high velocities on control 90
Effect, of the wind on equilibrium 90
Landing a. high-speed-aircraft 91
DC. Types of Jet Engines and Their Use 96
A. Turbocompressor engines 96
Compressor 97
Gas turbine 105
Fire-resistant mterials 107
Combustion chamber 109
Other equipment ill
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Control and increase of suction 1-15
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Ttsting turbocompressor engines 120
Arguments for and against 120
Turbocompressor aircrafts 123
Short survey of supersonic turbojet fighters and reconnaissance
aircraft 128
Armament of jet fighters 145
Turbojet bombers 148
Turbojet aircraft in transportation, sports, rnd training 158
Designing and manL-facture of turbojet aircraft 172
Airfields for turbojet aircraft 176
In-flight safety measures 178
In-flight refuelling 182
B. RamJet engines 183
Pu-lsej-et engines 190
Ramjet aircraft 192
C. Rocket engines 200
Solid-propellant rocket engines 2oo
Use of solid-propellant rockets in anti-aircraft defence 201
Liquid-propellant rocket engineE 207
Propulsion fuel 209
Typical features of liquid-propellant rocket engines 210
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Liquid-propellant rocket engines i,sed as auxiliary motors 216
Use of rocket engints in aircraft 218
Pilotless aircraft
X, Effects of High Velocities on the Pilot 231
Effects of acceleration 231
Effects of centrifugal force 233
Effects of high altitude 235
Effects of vibration 239
Prerequisites for the pilot 240
Rescue possibilities for the pilot flying at high velocities 241
X1. New Trends in Aircraft DesigaIng 246
XII.. Unity of Theory and Practice 253
)[III. Prospects for Interplanetary Travel 270
PostScript 28o
Russian R~Sumg 283
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On Jet Flying
Ge rman Rdsumd
Bibliography
Index of Aircraft Types [Discussed in the Book]
Index of Engines
Name Index
Subject Index
List of Tables
List of Illustrations in the Insert
List of Illustrations in the Ttxt
Lis' " of Folded Inserts
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RADLE-DESYATNIK, S.S.
Malonic acid diamide. Met. poluch. k-him. reak. -J prepar.
no.6:101-102 162. (Y-IRA 1?6 5)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut khimicheskikh
reaktivov i osobo chistykh khimicheskikh veshchestv.
CZINGER, Jenol, dr.; BARTOS, Gabor, dr.; RADLER, Antal, dr.
On the Spongostan gelatin foam. Or7. hetil. 104 no.44:2081-
2084 3 N 163.
1. Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Sebeszeti, Anatomiai es
Mutettani Intezet es II Sebeszeti Klinika.
(HEMOSTATICS) (FIBRINOGF21)
(SURGERY, OPERATIVE)
1IU-IUn;,-L
RADLER, Dr Antal, Surgical Clinic No 2 of the College of t-',edicine, Pecs
D-~-6-S-I-b-r~O-S~U&6manyi Egyetam II. sz. Sebe5zati Klinika) (Director: Prof. Dr.
Tihamer KARLINGER).
"OLnent-al Twist"
Budapest, '.!aryar Sebeszat, Vol 19, No 3. Jun 66; pp 179-181.
Abstract: on the basis of two cases of their own, authors discuss briofly
the clinical aspects of omental twist. This is a rare disease, occurring in
acute abdomen. The diagnosis is clarified in most cases only txt operation;
even in the authors' own cases the laparatomy was carried out on the basis
of a diagnosis of acute perforative appendicitis. (19 References, mainly
Western).
68
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NOWICKI, Andrzoj Jerzy; RADLICZ,, KrWp4t
On the occurrence and genesis of the Quaternary conglomerate.
Kwartalnik geol 5 no-4:915-930 161.
1. Zaklad Zdjec Geologicznycho Z-alclad Petrografii i Geochemiij,
Instytut Geologiczny, Warszawa.
-RkDLICZ, Krzysztof
Petrography of the Jurassic in the Wiszaice IG I and Mielnik
IG I boreholes. Kw--rtalnik geol 5 no.4:941-94-9 161.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii i Petrografiit Instytut Geologic,-Iny,
Warszawa.
I
11 K7-,zyzztof
-UiDLIGZJ,
i'etl-rography of the Falmm deposits in Up Paslek IG I borehole.
Kwartalnik geol 5 no.4:94.4-94,z, 161.
1. ZaIrlad 1--lizieralogii i Petrografii, Instytut Geologiczny,
Warsm-wa.
RADLICZ, Krzysztof _ _
Petrography of the malm deposits in the Choszczno IG I borehole.
Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2:398-399 162.
lo Zaklad Mineralogii i Petrografii, Instytut Geologiczny, Warszawa.
RADLICZ., Krzyoztof
Petrography of the malm deposits in the Krasnyotaw IG I borehole.
Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2:399-400 162.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii i Fetrografii, Instytut Geologiczny., Warg7.awa.
RADLICZ, Krzysztof
Petrographic characteristics of the wmlm deposits in the T7szow--e
IG I borehole. Kwartalaik geol 6 no.2:400-1+01 162.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii i Petrografii, Instytut Geologiczny, Warszawa.
RADLICZ, Krzysztof
Petrography of the malm deposits in the Goldap IG I borehole.
Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2:403-404 162.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii i Petrografii., Instytut Geologiczny, Warszawa.
. . . .. - - I m;
. , . - ~ I- -7~ Ii; ~~!, ~-- . , iv' *. . . . . . . .- -
.1 ., , 4- -U.":..
RADLICZ, Krzyaztof
Petrographic characteristics of the malm deposits in the
Bartoozyce IG I borehole. Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2:405-406
162.
1. Zaklad Mineralogii I Petrografii., Inoty-tut Geologiczny,, Warszawa.
4PLICZ ,Krzy~~ztof
petrography of the Malm sediments in the Zyrzyn IG 1 borehole.
Kwartalnik geol 6 no-4:735-736 162.
1. Zaklad Mineralografti i Petrografii, Insty-tut Geologiczny,
Warszawa.
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-OdLCMA, H.
,,j,DLICZ-z
"Geografia og6ina" (General geography), by H. Radlicz-RE10-aa. Reported in
New Books (Nowe Ksiazki), LNO. 13, July 1, 1955
.~- :- -1- yl-z '-
.`~-' I - '!. - -';~
RADLICZ-RUHWWA, H.
Stanislaw Karczewski (1878-1954); an obituary. p. 53. (GWGRAFIA W SZKOLE, Warszawa,
Vol. 8, no. 1, Jan./Feb. 1955)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. t~, Jon. 1955,
RADLI NSKA,"AT..; KOWALSKI, M.
. ~ --'~'Mv
Cystic dilation of lower ureteral segment in children.
PoBtepy chir. 3:165-171 1956.
(URETERS, dis.
uretarocele in child, surg. ~Pol))
R;1T"1'.'SFT, A.
'~- ___
"Fighting -for an increase in the production of consumers's goods In the chemical
industry" P. 304 "Tasks of engineers and technicians of the chemical industry"
p. 309 (Chemi , Vol. 6, Ho. 11, Nov. 1953, Katowice)
East European
Vol. 3, No. 3 4
SO: Month List of EKd4la(d Accessions/ Library of Congress, March 1954 Uncl-
I , 'd. f'I,A.')EJJRA, T. STMI"ICKI: PGII~LND
A. HADLINSFIL)
CHE,M'IC:'.L SVITHE313 I'IDUS-T~?V- --- Warsaw, Przemysl Chemnic , Aug 55.
Article discusses the large-scale chemical synthesi5 indu3try in Poland.
ILAIDLIUN3K!, A. ; PLASKUR~', W. ; SEOEIECKI, T.
Development of chemic!il synthesis in Poland during the last ten years.
P. 397
Vol. 11, no. 8, Aug. 1955
PRZa,Y6L CHE-JCZIv*Y
Warszawa
30: IXonthly List of Fast European Accessions (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, no. 2
Feb. 1956
RADLr,ISKI., A.
Amnonium nitrate as an azotic ferfilizer. p. 165.
(CMYIK. Vol. 9, no. 6, June 1956, Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.
-W)Ll;~Skd, A.
Amettirw on nitrogt~n in Pra~-,ue.
-0. 3. (CHIL~,IIK) (Wa.,-sza7,;a, Poland) Vol. 10, No. 1, Jan. 1957
SO: Mont~ijy Index of East European Accession (ELAI) W Vol. 7, No. 5~ 15P58
RADLINSKI, Antoni
The technological textbook, the instruction; a mans of
technological progress in chemical industries. Przegl
tech. no.45:3 9 N 160.
- . ~ %~ - , . ~ -z , ; ~.F ., -,"Z, 4z; -- , !~v,,, , ~--. , -7- - -,- z~ ~ , ~ I - -1.
RADLINSKI, Antoni, mgr.finz.
The great chemical industry in Poland could rat have started
without Soviet help. Przegl techn 81 no.19:7-9 160.
1. Minister Przemyslu Chemicznego.
P/005/61/000/006/003/005
A076/AO26
A~'_`HOR: Radlifiski, Antoni, Master of Engineering, Minister
TITLE-. What Will Chemistry Bring in 1961 - 1965
PE1110DI.CAL. Przeglad Techniczny, 1961, No. 6, PP. 7 - 8
j
This article outline's the production plans of the Polish chemical
-year plan 1961 - 1965. Steps will be taken during this peri-
.r.:1ustry during the 5
cd t.~~ o~-nsure Wgh-quality prodficts and to start nipw chemical products. Special
a-.sntion wi-11 be paid to improve the disproportion between production of plastics
tcii of synthetic fibres and solve the problem of raw material supply. It is planned
7-:~ in,7-r;~&se the oil processing capacity of Poltsh refineries 4 times during that, pe-
.rini. in 196-1, the processing capacity of the oil refinery in Czechowice will in-
:---as= tD 500,000 tons annually. Further, one of the biggest investments of the
V~
!L.7 plan, the construction of the Mazowieckie Zaklady Rafineryjne i Petrochemicz-
n~r_ ...MaTowaze Refinery and Petrochemical Plant), will be completed. This plant will
the oil production 8 times by 1968. In addition, a considerable quantity
(:f will be available after the oil pipeline between Poland and the USSR is com-
in order to improve the quality of oil and gasoline new and modern thechno-
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Wta*. W-,11 Chemistry Bring in 1961 - 1965 A076/026
ill be introduced. The industry for chemical synthesis and
prr-Cesses W
r,1-ogen fertilizer will be expanded and its production based mainly on natural gas.
tl-r= discovered new natural gas fields in Poland and the additional supply
m3 from the USSR will assure ample resources of natural gas for the
P:-t;,O~ industry. *A large nitrogen plant, supplying about 140,000 tons of
ri-.-,,~g=n f~~rtilizer, 80,000 tons of poly-vinyl chloride and synthetic resin, will be
in Tax-n6w during the 5-year plan. At the same time a similar combine will be
in Pulawy. This combine will process about 3-00 million m3 of natural gas
w"-n 6t..&-1.ing operation; later about 600 million m3 and finally about 900 - 1,000
Mill-lon M, of natural gas will be processed annually. Further, the Zaklady Chemicz-
Plant) In O~wiecim will process about 5 times more natural gas in the
of plastics, etc, during that period, thus decreasing production costs
abou'. *~0.56 and saving about 850,000 tons of metallurgical coke by 1965. A new
1& branch, petrochemistry, will be expanded and new products i4ill be made,
9" -~nzene, polyethylene, synthetic fibres, butylene, phenol, acetone and
i-jap in4,:!--edisnts. Due to the expansion of sulfur mines, which by 1965 wi-11 produce
40;":,000 tons 6f sulfur, the production costs of sulfur acid will be decreased
u- 40%. There are 2 tables.
ASSOCIAITION- Przemysl Chemiczny. (Chemical Industry)
C. 5, r -1 2/ 5
A076/AO26
,hat Will Chem-4sti-j Bring in 1961 - 1~65
Table 1: A Chemical Industry; ~ Products: 01 Synthetic ammonia, C2)gas chloride,
caustic
r~.`sulfur acid calculated on 100%, ~ sulfur elements, e calcinated soda, 6
soda,'Tcarbide 75Y5,21 nitrogen fertilizer converted to N2,(2)phosphatic fertilizer
synthetic methyl alcohol 61) s thetic butyl alcohol,
corverted to P2 qO 45)
t
lerylonitrile, U3 caprolactam, 8 synthetic rubb,e ~~5 annin and other products
for tanning industry, @products for textile industry, Q'J)synthette silk yarn,
-?i steelon ~ elana, ~ anilana, vi-
1~9) cut fibres, (D9 s_ynthetic fibres type: b,,",
~1,xl polychloride, blilpolystyrene, 65) polyethylene, roducts from oolyvinyl chlor,
P'pvarnish, C8 soap ingredients,61,,,.2~rubber products% automobile tires for
,,'--,:passenger cars, @ trucks; (ff)measurement Units: (D thousand tons, ~ (eDc
and(b)= thousand units.
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Table 2: C;~,j Sppply of Fertilizer for Rural Districts; (g) within borders; f ormer;
(L-),)present; -D Total in pure ingredients in thousand/tons,(2)nitrogen fertilizer,
i c) sp I i a t I c fertilizer, (~ potassium fertilizer, (5) lime fertilizer.
A~ Z110P.11rZenle W31 W slawozy 5zhimne
IV --rnnicm~h 190149 1955 IOGO I 5G5
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Bi lo./B101
A. J111;,.- 0 RRzAlit'iski; A., Minister of the Chemical Industry of thr- Polish
TITLE; Development of the chemical industry of the Polish Peonie's
Fie Quo 1 ic
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya prcmyshlennost', no, 11, 1961, 77 - 80
TFXT: in 1960, the nroduction of H SO (685,000 tons.) was four times,
2 4 .
,chat of soda six times, of man-made fibers 1C times, of chlorine 14 times,
of varnishes and paints 22 t1mes the amounts of 1957~ 478~000 t of
nitroger. and phosphate fertili~zers were produced. 21-00 new products
including 20,000 t of syntheTic rubber, 55~000 t of plastics, 4500 t cf
polyamide fibers (stylon), and 22.7 t of antibiotics were produced. In
1961~ 'he proluction of Dlastics was 2.1. of man-made fibers 2.7, and
3oaps 6,2 ke, per head Of the population '50.000;000)~ The supply of
-quil fuels, plastics, synthet4Q. fibers. varrishes., and paints still
itisuf Vic iprit, By chemical production is to be -,noreased by 1!0%
,is COMPared to '~960., which ineans that cheini(.*ill ~.nJustry -k~111 ncrease
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Dqve 'Lm)ment ~,e chemi c a'1 -ridus try B110/13101
as ra~,t d6 t!w totai Raw muteuiaL bi3e-.3 (SUIfur. oke oven
gms, petrole-,m., etc,) should ne increasingly and metnous are to
be improverl Production and e-xpcrt of synthet4c- fiberS and plastics,
ferti-lizE-2 and plarit nrotectives are to be increased, Krmwn sulfur
resources amouni L(. :10,0009000 t. In 1961, the Piaseozno DePosit yielded
151,000 r of' sulfurs for ',965 400.000 t are Drovided 145,000 t of which
re dur~taor- of table
to be exoorted, `11-~ pro salt is -.o be increased from
1-100.000 t in 1960 to 2,450,000 t in 196ri, The votash depos-its ct" Kl-cdawa
are abc L
-u- rid i r~7 So far, the netroleum industry cculd not ml~et the deMands,
y 5 1, t h e'-~,ook uetrocnemcal combine Js plarned zc prodjce gasoline.
B r
Di~F7t--l oi,1- lubr--zants, asphalts; petroleum coke. paraffins, etc.. from
Sc, ~, i - trud E r e t ro " eu m 3 u M) 1 -~ ed th rouFh p i pe 1 i. n e 9 -By 1065, the pprcduction
of If,, 3 0:3 t ,- at ta~ t, 62 5,ooo-L. of it frm su Ifur - 600;000 t of the
D~irln--d "d0,000 t -,'I' -alciried soda are to be sunolied by the Janikow Flant
vi-ere ~00,00,0 t ar= nr,Au7ed ncw. -1`00,000 t are intended for exDort. In
.961~ P',-?,:rrol-~ic units for 4-,00 o' C~lorinl~ eary, will
e the darnlw v i-,zer~ arA the- OsWiecim
at T ~ b IanT of' ,-Prt-L
combinz Chlcr--cp nrcdict-~or, at tKe "Rolkita" rilant will ce
A Ccr the oxi.-JaTion cIr natura2 Lras 1-q ?,~D be erec--~;?d
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S/064/61/000/011/007/007
Develoloment of the chemical industry ... Blio/Bioi
in Tarnow. It is planned that 45,000 t of synthetic rubber, 200,000 t of
Dlastics including 60,000 t of PVC, 10,000 t of polyethylene be produced
by 1965. 29,000 t of the projected 114,500 t of man-made fibers are to be
synthetic fibers, 12,000 t D01yamide (stylon),7000 t polyester, and
10,000 t polyacrylonitrile fibers, 23,000 t --ayon, and, 8800 t viscose
cord. Expansion of the KVdzierzyn, Chorzow, and Tarnow plants (planned
daily outnut = 2300 t of NH ) will allow the production of 464,000 t of
nitrogen 'fertilizer. A nitrogen plant is to be built in Fu+,awy. The
nrO(ILIcLiori of 400,000 t of P205 allows the erection of a new superphosphate
nlant in Tarnobrzeg. Or 1,450,000 t of CnO, 606 will be CaCO3 and 56~,
CaO. 45,000 t of forage urea, 10,000 t of bone meal, 4500 t of forage
precipitate, 50 t of antibiotics, and 20 t of vitamins will be Supplied for
cattle breeding.. By 1965, 162,000 t of rubber will be Droduced. Already
now, salicylates, sulfonamides, pyrazolones, barbiturates, poppy alkaloids,
penicillin, detreomecin, and three different tetracyclines are being
exDorted. Intensified production of vitamins, organic preparations.
cortisons, preparations for psychotherapy and X-ray diapnosis is planned.
:-',x,)orts will amount to about 1,800,000,000 z1oty. Present exports include
synthetic rubber, polystyrene, PVC, and Ba salts. There is I table-
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HADLIN 'SKI ~ A.
Development of the chemical J_hdustry of the People Is Republic
of Poland. Khim.provimo.ll:F,-_,~-822 N 161. ("LlIp, a 5: 1)
1. Ministr khimicheskoy promyshlennosti Pollskoy Narodnoy Respubliki.
1 (Poland-Chemical industries)
T
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RADLINSKI, Antoni
Perspective of the development of chemical industries in Poland,
Magy kem lap 16 no.11:485-489 N 161.
1. langyal Nepkoztarsasag vegyipari ainisztere.
Y,L,*,.DIJNSKI, Amtoni
On the reorganization of !,he material in tIe
Of the chemical industries. Przem cher. 41 no.1:1-5 Ja 162.
1. Minister Przeny lit Chemicznego; Wars,,;ava
. F,
r. t~)n 1 , mgr i nz
ent in ~Ihe chemical inclust-ry.
an.,- sewagye managem
.;oina 23 ro. 8/9:2'~,9---02 %g-.,; 63.
Of ?"hemdcal Ir.-iiistry, Warsaw.
I-LADLII-SKlY, Villyam A.. [Radlin-qk-i,, W.A.]; GENIATULIN, A.B. [trw-uglator]
Mapping of Antarctica (from "Surveying and Mapping", 1961).
Geod.i kart. no.7.-6-7-71 JI 162. (!JPA 15:8)
(Antaxctic regions-l-kps)
-4A-)lo'I.A JIMN8
2. 771~1)!.OVA,
2. Tjs.,:R (6m)
6oo
"Determlning the colors of Jilpiter and Satiirn -'roir pbotometrical and
colormetrical observatiors," k9tron. Zhiir., 16, 130.5, IQ39. Astr.-momical
nbser-,ratnr.,,r of the Leningrad Univergity.
9. IM Rerort TT-1518, ?3 Oct, 1951.
1. DATITOVA, L.'i.
2. TTs (6or)
600
"Vis!,al TI~otometry w1 colormetry of Mars cluring the time of orDosition in
11)39," Astron. Zhur., 17, no.h, 19LIO. Astronomical Observatory Leninl-rad
S tp
te University 19110.
IWRP-nort 'T-1-51,9. 23 0,-t. 1051.
RADLC:';A, L. Ne, MATT.~. C. V.
7
I".br. , State Astronomical Inst. iff... P. 4. Shternberg, -.Clo,48-.
"Photographic Stellar Magnitudes of Wolf-Rayet Stars", Astron. Zhur., 25, No. 6, 1948.
ER-52085C91
30702. RADLOVA) L.. N.
Pervaya Vsesoyuznaya konrerentsiy2 no fizike planet. (?7hr'kov. May 190 9.)
Astron. furnal, 19h9, vy-,D. 5, c. 322-23.
RADLOVA, L. N.
33025
Konferentelya, Po Izueheniyu Permennykh Zvezd. (Kiev. 1949). testnik Akumd. Nauk Sssr,
1949, No 10, c. 66-68
SO: latopis' Zhurnallnykj; Statey, Vol. 45, Moskva, 1949
USSR/AstronmW
*ijun I*
Nebulae
Photography
"Integral Photographic Astral DIssualcme of
Certain Planetary Mists," L. N. Radloyap
0. V. Kate, 0. D,Do"cUyey, State Astr In"
ilieni P. K. Shternberg, 11 pp
"Astron Zhur" Vol XUI, No 3
Discueses southern planetary adsto photoompbe6
in 1947 by L. N. Radlowa and 0. T. TAte at
,Ababtilyr- Astrophys Obs. PhotographIng vas
done vith-an 8-inch c a (=6 rotor inneth)
USSR/Astronomy (Ccatd) MILY/im 49
and a schmidt nonaberratica carwra (D-36 es,
P-62 cm). Gives table of name of slotsp
their coordinates for the year 1900, am4gular
diameters, etc.
4M
USSR/Astronomy - AcadeW of Sciences SeP/OLA, 50
ftraonalities
"Chronicle: Scientific Session of the Department
of Physicomathematical Sciences, and Meeting of
the Astronomical Council, Academy of Sciences USSR,
-it Riga!,*, L. N. Radlova
"Astron Zhur" Vol )=, No 5, PP 321-322
Subject groups met 2-1-23 Jun 50 with Latvrian, Lith-
ilanian, and Estonian Academies of Sciences. Brief--~
lectures by V. A. Ambartstmyah, Ya. Ya. ikaimiyeks,
P. V. Slavenas, A. Ya. Kipper, L. E. Gurevich, A. I.
Lebed.tnskiy, A. G. Masevich, I. A. Kurzemiyentse,
N. N Pavlov, N. S.. Mikhontov, K. A. Shteyns, D.
Kal"nin. 4n# 0. Simay,
Jiii- -
RADLOVA, L. N.
US-CR (6A)
Eclipses, Solar - 1952
Total eclifse of the sun on the 25th of Febrary 19152, Priroda 41, nol, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Ma-v -1951. Unclassified.
2
O'brlu
:--t'i ces of
~2 o
0
77
I-, :'RA
Form of che solar corona on June 30, 1954. Astron.tairo no.I52:
6-7 S 154. (MLRA 8:3)
(sun.-.Corona)