SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GILEVSKAYA, V.F. - GILIC, M.

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GIMISK&U, V.P.. ordinstor.
110 -
Itseako-Oushingle diseam Yest.vau.i darn. no.5--50 5-0 153.
(XLRA 6:12)
1, Is Belorumokogo koshno-yonerologichookogo instituta.
(Pituitory body-Tumrs)

PZVZWER, Ya Os. I T TXOFMVA. L. P. , PROKOHM, V. A. 0 Va. ,
IVANKOVA, F.I., nDOROY.A, L.G., ROMANOVSKAYA, N.Yu.
Trenting tuberculAr diseqnes of the Rkin with vitamin D2.
Sbor.nnll(,h,rAb.Bal.nauch.-isel.kozhno-van.inst. 4:26-13 154
(MrRA 11:7)
(SUH-TUDERCLUS IS)
(VIUMINS-D)

PROKOPCHUX, A,Ta., prof. PROXOPCHUX, V.A.
TromtIng skin diseAses with betft
-laul,kozhno-ven,jnat, 4:106-115
(SKIN-DISEASES)
(Bl7rA RAYS--TMAPEUTIC
rAya. Sbor.nAuch.rRb.Bml.nauch.
154 (MIRA 1W)
USE)

GILzVSKAYA, V. F., Cand of lNed Sci -- (diss) "Radioactive Phosphorous
E32 :and Ja-dioticti-vo 'Mallium TI 201~ In the Treatment of 3kin Diseases,"
;' t ! I t) (i~L, ~)-60, 129)
Yinsk, 1959, 12 pp (Minsic State 113 '.; t )

GnLpvSKAYA, V.F.
-
Use of radioactive phosphorus (p32) in dermatology. Sbor.nauch.rab.
Bel.nauch4-iaslokothnc~-yon,inst. 6:33-37 159. (MIRA 13:11)
(PBOSPHORUS--180TOPES)
(SKIN-DISIAMS)

GnMSWA, V.F.
"WAUWMUMNSIOW
Trsatment of BVients with eczema and neurodenititis with radioactive
thallium M2 ). Obor.nauchorab,Bel.nauch.-isel.kozhno-van.inst.iit
102-105 '59, (MIRA 13:11)
(MIM-DISEASIS)
(TRAILM--ISMPES)

GILMKAXA, V. F.
Treatzent of eeseme. and nourodemtitis with radioactive Ti 204.
Vast. deru. i von. 34 no.144-46 J& 160. (MIRA J.,tl;))
1. Is Minskogo meditsinakogo instituta (zav. kafedroy kozhnykh
bolezuey - prof. A. Ya. Pftkopchuk)
(ECZ114A) (SXIN-DISNS&&--PSYCHOSCMATIC ASPECTS)
(THALLIW..-ISOTOPES)

A.
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10

Gill Z.; 7 C
.1 U,
tol- r I o -t:

onmt, i.
Planning and organirAL:tion of construction areas and works fr(m the point of viev of
requirements of the Industrial Safety and Hygiene Agency (Conclutdon) p. 1143, V. 10,
no. 5,, may 1955 DROGWIIC7wO
301 Monthly list of East guropean Accessions, (6U), LC, Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept. 1955
Umel.

GILEWICZ, A.
Act'vity of tlie C rriasi-n ,ri Labor Frotecti~~n of the Scientific-
TechnIcal Associntirn of Engineera and TechrAcians, In TrFinsport'-.ti-n.
p. 272. Vol- 10, I'Ll. 11, Vov- 1955, Drogownictwo.
SCURCE: East Eurepenri Accesslens (~.EAL), LC, Vol. 5, nc. 3, K-rch 19156.

MEWICZ, A.
~," -V.'W ix, IW :iw." V~ iio~~ "Ce W4 0&"& "J 0
p. 50o (Instytut Techniki Budowlanej) Warszawa Vol. 11,
no. 2, Feb. 1956 DROGOANICTYO
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EM) Library of Congress
Vol. 5, no. 8, August 1956

Apr.
I j P.CM35iO'~S (EAl I.-. 'v.( I . 'i n,
FEibrl;,,r.-,, 2k 5h.

1, CO,-)7'ej'PnCC (I!' f,j I c-!iuir~ ; 1) of t he ~:f art t
!;!I, M 1,he ent, i I'l c-Technical foz ,I oc-i at i on r)!' -r! :,nci Toc),nlcl, .-If
;,7i Vol 1-1 , No Nlar. lr~' n
'.~.ont.l~ L-;~t t~,f' i-vt ..:.rcean :Xcc ,sicn

T , r , T GY
Vol- '7(,;, no. I-,
A. for activity in tl!~, fie2.,!
for titir.- fart( Cul I I,Zll
)rv committec-9 n'
!,'.cntl,.'ly 1.i7t, of "a.-it Furop--ar. Accr-snicnrz (!"',A I IL, Vel
Fel,v-,,ary !,:"' ,

C- A
Coftstruction of' a prestrem-ed-concrete hridj--,t- in Stettin. F. l15-
00ONA I 1*1-'1OY, (Centi-altia Rada Zwiazkow "at-cy-jalch i CentrAny List,~tut
Ochrony !'racy) 1-,'arnava. Fol". Vol. 1h, no. 1, Jan. 11)1.,,?.
list of Fa.c;t -iiropean Accpsni
Morfthl,, L~. Vol. ;o. 9, bept. 1959
tuicla,

Gilewicz, A.
Observation on, industrial safety during an excursion to Brussels. p. 49.
DROGOWHICIdO. ("wnictwa Kommikacyjr.9) Wmrszawa, Poland
Vol. 14, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly list of East %ror)ean Accessions Index (MAI), LC 9Vol. 8, no* 6p
June 1959
uncla.

GILFUICZ, A.
Safety ropasurkii in fixinr pipelinen on bridres. p. 22.
NBONA ?RACY. (CentraIna Rada ~wiaio%qch I DontmIny Inst, vtut
Ochrom, Pracy. Warmwa, Poland. Vol.. 14, ne). ~, Nnrcb, 1959.
Monthly list of Rast '~uropenn Accessions (FFjII) LC, vol. 1, nc. 8, Aug. 1959.
Uncl.

A.
`)r1 rted :,o It 27

TIT014 micy, (centyall-a Rada Zvi[.-,kou i Gei-Itminy in!3t,,tut Dchrmy Pracy)
'Warszawa, Polamd
Vol. 14, no. 6, June 3.559
Yontly Itst d' EaFt EurOFean Accez!sionr (EFAI) Lf, Vol. 9, n~;. 9
Sept. 19~cq
Uncl.

GILIVICZ ..M~~i2..mgr inz.
- u -
Infomation on the remdta of the analyvis of accidents 6ccurr'LlIg
in hydmulie angirisering. Goap wodu 23 no-3:113-116 Mr- 163.

GILEWICZ, AntORi, m9r inz. (Warsmwa)
Technical conference an industrial safetj find b,-fiane in the building
Wustry. Przegl budovl i bad miesok 35 no.4,2,1.3-234 Ap 163.

GIUMIt Antoni, mfr In&. (Warszawa)
Wuotrlai safety and hyglem in the construction industry,
subject of debateo In the Polish Parliamient. P~rzegl budovl
bud mitszk 35 no.7030-331 J1 163.

GIIZ AatwLtj-jugr inz. (Warazava.)
RWUL
Organization, 1-016 " tasks of industrial safety committees of
the local branches of tho Polimb Association of BuildIng Enginears
and Tochniciame Przegl budowl i bud mioozk )5 m*.9.-502-50) 163.

RMSMICZ-WCOWA, Danuta; GILNWICZ, Bronislawa
Successful therapy of a case of severe cerebro-spino-bulbar form of
Heine-Medin diseaRe. Pediat. polska 34 no.2:193-196 Feb 59.
1. Z Miejakiego Supitala 7.akaznege Nr 3 w Warazawie D.Yrektor: doc. dr
mad. A. Marlin-Zakrsewaka. Adres: Warmwit, ul. Sienna 60.
(POLIOXTELITIS BUISAR, in infant & child,
cerebro-spinoo-bulbar form, ther. (Pol))

LUKASZEWICZ DANCOWA, Danuta; GIISWICZ,.Bronislava; DOBROVOLSKA, Haline,
The role of t" poliomyelitis virus in peripheral Isolated paralysis
of the facial nerve In children, Polski, thgod,, lek, 16 no.24~ 911-915
12 Ja 161.
1. ~ Mlojaklego SapiUla Zakitunego Nr .1 w Warazavie; dyrektor. doe.
A. larkis-Zakrzevska; ordynator Oddzialit Nouroinfekejiz dr Danuta
Luka3zewles-De.neowa I z Panetwowego Za)rladu Higlany w Waresawie;
(lyr.,, prof. dr meC Felike PrassiVeki,
(POLIOMYELITIS compl)
(FACIAL PARALYSIS In infancy & ohildhood)

P/046/62/007/001/001/006
D216/D3')4
AUTHOR: Gilewiest Jacek
TITLE; Milne problem with the first order aninotropic scattering
of neutrons
PUZIODICAL: Nukleonikaj va- 7j no. 1-, 1962, 3-11
TEXT: The author obtains the exact solution of the one-velocity Boltsmana
equation fat, first order animatropic scattering E'q.(I)
.. ap r I f-Abstracterts note; AP
P ~W + 2 (1 + bpp') T (.r, Ii') dIA symbols are defined"' i1.6,1,
the case of the Int"i, ;%b of
re-colfaarie-s' per collision, (-c.1 bedn'g li-as than 1, solves the Milne I
lem, and determines the extrapolation length. It is first shown tJFt Of
characteristic determinant of the Boltzmann equation has two real ren',o
for c 4 1. Then, for the conditions of the Milne problem, the geneiAk
solution of (1) is given by the method of K.M. Came as adapted by R4
Zelazny, A. Kuszellt and J. Hika (Ref. 1: Rep., IBJ 216/1X/1961) Eq.(81
Card 1/3

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P/046,/62/007/001/001/006
Milne problem with the D216/0304
x
Wm (x, p) (p) exp* x + h+ 0, (P) exp,+
VO VO
1
4- f h (w) 0, (a) exp - -x dv [81
and this is solved for the appropriate conditions. Now, calculating
the neutron flux,and using Davison's definition of the a8yMptOtiC flUXI
the extrapolation length, z 0 , is Eq.(28) where Eq.(29).
110 YO J-
o 2
I + slob(I-c) ig 1),b()
In . ..... 1281
1 - PO b(1 --c)+(l + PO) r) tg 111b(I -c) X [b
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P/046/G2/007/001/001/006
Milne problem with the D21G/D304
I ds nc
X (P) V. ~ I ale 19 1291
2.f [S' ICYP r in
2 _~~
The author thanks Doctor R. Zelazny. There are 5 references: 2 Soviet-'
bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc. The references to the English-language pub-
lications read as follows: B.Davison, Neutron Transport Theory. Oxford
1957; K.M. Case, An.of Phys. 9 (1960); N.J. Muslihelishvili, Singular
Integral Equationst Noordhoff Groningen 1953.
ASSOCIATION: Warsaw University
SUBMITTED: November 1961
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CATEGORY Chemical Teel-nolo-Y. r(j(!,-.(,ts and 7heir
-)I i cal i ons . S'si I
nit, III
AUTHOR ~.'%tczynslii i I ewi cz,
T171X ',ar 'iorivv(l r'rovyi an~ isttlts
or lts ~'atalylic
'37
ORIG. r7-erl . c I- er , t I
ABSTRX'. 'Reviewed are Tirohle-nis invoIxe.' it-, tr- ri~firinw
of tar, obtaine(l, ir, tl.e lZassifiratinn r)f l,rc)-i,
cr-al briouettes. Anrtli,,~ll ar(~ (-nm--Fitions and
oronerlies of these tur.%. nro results
of tf,e exnerimental cz-a,c':.iyic of a fr.,Ir-
tinn in '+e of c;.talysts, -rade ::~oli.-;L
1-4-n!onite clmls.
that n(tlurttl. clity cutaly:-ts arp %s efff-c-tive
:',-q sylithetir silic,i-ahlririr ly-e c-plyslE in-
sorar !-s tle viplO nf cotwerned.
Fv) 41
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BRUICKW, A.1 ?MWC9 S.1 WERBER, T.; GILEWICZ, J.
Des, of a radioactiv* sine isotope in studies of the mechanism of
sulphurigiatIon of copper-sine alloys. Bul chim PAN 8 no.91489-492
f60,.
1. DeparUwnt of PlWaies 119 School of Mining and MetAllurgy, Cracow
and Department of General and Coal Chemistry, School of Mining and
Metallurgy, Cracow. Presented by M. Smialovski.
03ine) (Isotopes) (Sulphurization)
(Zino-copper alloys)

KUCZYIIISKI, Wiercsyslaw; GIISWICZ, Janusz ,
On the possibilities of obtainirg olefine from coal tars.
Praem chem )9 "o.12:785-787 D 160.
1. Katedru Techrologii Chemicanej, Unimersytet, it. A. Hiekiewicza,
Poznan

KIMYNSKI, Wlencwlfiv.. GIIZWICZp Janusz
Svel-ling kinetics of brovn coal and plist in pyrtdine. Mat
chmais Aon6.-26,-33 162c,
1. Mtedra Technologii Chemicznejg Unweraytet im. Adama
Kichlovii-vi, poviah.

GILZWICZJ,
Studioa on the isorption capacity of (soals in connection
with their metamorphism. Prace matexi przyrod Poznan 10
no.2:65.-74 162,
1. InBtitute of Chemical Technology,, Adam Micidevicz
University, Poum,

GIW.WIGZO
i
Solubility of brown coal and Inimine *#Ids in certain
organic volvonto. Prace matem prsyrod Poznan 10
no*2:7547 162.
1. Institute of Chemical Technology, Adam Hickiewicz
UnIvorsityt Po%nan,

nORKOWSKI, Tadeusz;..GILEWICZ, Jolanta
Rapid determination of the iron content in machine oil9lby the
flaoiVocent X-ray analysis using isotopic sources. Nuklebnika
7 no.1209.3-799 162.
1. Instytut. Techniki Jadrowej, Akademia Gorniczo-Hutniaza, Krakow,
i Katedra Fisyki II, Akademia Gorniezo-flutnicza, Krakow.

BRUCKMAN, Andrzej; "ILFI,?,C7,WOLT8R, Jolanta
. .....
Ra~'Aoiwopla st-ALA9 on the mechanism of forminu n heterophase
sitIfide scale on copper-zinc, alloys. Archiw hu~n 10 no.1:103-
115 '65-
- March 20, 1964.

ADONAJLO, Aniela; MALYSZKO, Halina; PIATKOWSKI, Jerzy; DZIKOWSKA, Janina;
MAGMIARZ, flenrykaj GIIMSKA, Aniela
Compara'ivs evaluation on human subjeats of
of anti-whooping tough vaaclues of doinestie
vamelsal rsactionB after the applleation of
wb*oping tougb vateises. Przegl.epidem. 15
immunizing properties
produetion. H. Post-
dipbtheria-tetalml-
Ro.2:157-.162 161.
1. 3 ZaklAdu Spidemiologii PZH Ki*ro%raik, prof. dr J. Kortr-se"ki
i to Sta4ji San...-Spid. d1& m. at. Waresawy Dyrektor. dr 1. Nierenaka.
(VACCINES) (DIPHTHMUA AMUIDD (TETANUS imm-ol)
(WHOOPING COUGH immumol)

ADONAJW, AAielo; pom. techn. PIATKOWSXI, Jerzy; DZIKOWSKA, Janina;
MAGDZIARZ, Henryka; GILEWSKA, Aniela
Comparative evaluation of himan antipertussis vaccines of domestic
production, III. Epidemiological evaluation of the pertussis component
of diphtheria-tatanus-pertussio vaccines. Przegl. epidem. 16 no-4:
423-430 '62.
1. Z Zakladu Epidemiologii PZH Kierownik: prof. dr J. Kostroewski
i ze Staaji Sardtamo-Epidemiologicznej d1a m. st. Warszawy Kierownik
Dzialu Epidemiologiii lek. mod. H. Malyszko.
(FERMSSIS VACCINE) (DIPHTHEFIA) (TIETANUS)

Cbemic&I Abstracts Ificial UorLnj matter food Pro llq-
a WIM and C4camys !elkwskst.
MILY 25~ 1954 PawWomp Zakladu Hig. IVS3-,-8r-XM-TIrt cattiv-0 of
Foods Oren wu substituted for that of Roth lit &tl,. the t%,i:, of
coWng used in food products. Tbt,. chmiAtograrts tit, th"(1
is IICIPIUI ill Cullev. 31:11 puril~illg 111C k!uhilill~ llilil'li'l~
I. S. 11.1;v

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Poland/Chermical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Food
Industryy 1-28
Abst Joumilt Referat Khimiya, No 21 1957, 6722
Author: Siedlecka, Jadwigaj Sluzewaka, Lecinia; Kalinowska, Regina;
9.~&aj_~ealavaj Mazur, Halinaf PJekacz, Hanna
Instituti:)n: State FoundAtion of Hygiene
Titles Content of Lead, Tin, Copper and Zinc in Canned Meat and Fish Products
'Jrigir~ii
Publications Roczn. Panstw. zakl. hig., 1955, 6, No 4, 277-288
Abstrazt: To determine lead, tin, copper and zinc in canned meat and fish
products, two samples are prepared$ in one, mineralized by the wet
method with ENO and H2SQ4 followed by dissolution of the precipi-
tate in a hot Iture of RCI and H~304, are determined lead, tin and
copper, while in the other sample, subjected to dry combustion, a
determination is made of the zinc. lead and zinc are determined by
the diphenyl thiocarbazone method, tin is determined iodometrically
and copper by the carbamate method.
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In ol L!I, OW,
5 14 '1- -/65 164.
Of "'on-Ani:

GIUMKAI S W:L
Contribution to the knowledge of the karst development in the Hiddle
TrIa3sic metalliferaus dolordtes in Upper Silesia. Przegl geogr 32
no.'L/2:97-112 160. (EEAI 9:10)
1. lnstytut Geografti. PAN. Pracownia. Geomorfologii, i Hydrografti,
w Krakowle.
(Poland--Karat)
(?o1 and--Dol mite)

GILEWSU, S.
Thievolution of the asoarpment of M-Id-Triassio limestones and
dolomites (Southern Poland) in the light of various theories
of the evolution of scarplande. Bul geolog PAN 1-1 no.2t
113-138 164.
1. Deaprtment of Geomorphology and Hydrography of Mountains
and UplanAa of the Institute of Geography of the Polish Academy
of Soienass, Warsaw. Presented by M. Klimaszewski,

L i?427-M HWF(l)~4*(M)/r/6WA(h)/EWP(t) IJP(c) JD
MOM$* 'APO I
CDM: UR/0139/66/000/001/004610053
Z.i Stolov, A, L.
OPM xam~ ~tots tug""Ity (Kaxaskiy gosuniversitet)
TI,"Z: WO". #108 404 1010*800ce spectra of the trivailent Pr ion in
gatate mot
SOUMI NO.., risikol, no. 1, 1966, 48-53
TOPIC TMG: 461CIUM dompound, tungstate, singlo crystal, energy band structure,
possqodyotv~ "roy. level
calrAin tung
.1t*1,autbots study the ghgoMtion and emission sDectra of a
to
cxyot#l WLth ;)Avalent prazoodymium Impurity ions to determine the position
o Mwoof * Prar
$Y,levele f*r this ion and the z~gnftude of their Stark split-
OW4 The wave numbers of the eir
ag in the 16* orgy levels for the ion as well an
ti-Ir
tranal boo 060"d 4wing absorption ad luminescence are given in the
M,-eO. The 000#y Of most tMaLtions Is given u well as their polarizationt v
a *rOWAGUIW to axis C4), to (without polarization). Several
1/4

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',,A(t~ MR: 0*8UO
:,7010tively ws~ Um~*itlh an Intensity *ich varies from specimen to speolmn wm!:
mot Include A 'N~tW Ow di"Mm. Stark Witting of the levels by the crystal
;fie~4 Is S"040t- thmO,q*UttI" of trivaleat pt-booodymium levels in otber crystab.
41*4 tj-j. j. bakm for prp"Ing the topic and for constant
rest, V*O; Wo t figures Jlk)
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Ab"MRS: 0110 j Uvanova, L. D.1 Stolov, A. L.
0K.G: Kazon~ StatolJniversity Im. V. I. Ullyanov-Lenin (Kazanskiy
gosudaret"Orlyy U01versitet)
3+
TITLEt Uvostiptlon of Ca 10d centers with positive compensators
SOURCE: Plzika tvordogo tela, v. 8, no. 1, 1966, 142-147
TOPIC TAG4., fluorlte, gadolinium, activated crystal, optic spectrum,
crystal s3~~try,, luminescence center) epr spectrum
A
ABSTRAM: The a4thors obtained experim-ntally the optical spectrum
(,d3+ c
o
f tore in CaF2 with rhombic symmetry, compensated with Na+,
cn
A: by
and Ag~+ loris:~ The crystals were grown in an induction furnace
1pbe Bridg*ii met~W* The lundnescen'ce and absorption spectra were
excited w#h.a higb intensity lamp and recorded with a diffraction
speotrogr*ph (1200 linea/m, dispersion 3 X/mm). Introduction of thelz
A:Ord -A

L
A06 NRS 0~0376,
o*ensato~s:gave~~rlse to changes in the structure of the spectra,
Oion
.h Ougx4p q ~tbe spectrum of the noncubie fluorine centers,
intensif da(tXon o~!the spectrum of the cuble centers, and simultaneoue
Production ~6t spectra of na,w centers, whioh differed somewhat for the
Oirferent d,oopenestors. The results are compared with those deduced
from EPR ap.eatra. Replacement of two Ca 2+ ions in the lattice of the
fluorite wit'l) Od3+ and compensator ions causes production of centers
of cublo W rhorft~tp' fleld oymwitry, with the parameters of the
rhOmblo oentOrs d6pphding on the kind of compensator use. The spec-
*tA indft-64;te tb:lt the compensator Ion in rhombic centers
tr6acopio d 4
lislocated1lis the,third coordination spbere, and distorts relatively
Uittle the cubic, field of,the fluorite lattice. The causes of the
jeazjy replac6wnt of the F- centers In the lattice are briefly explain-
C. Th A~b'ors thAhk M.A, Zaripov and V, 0. Stepanov for supplyi
ta, on thO114 R spoc~ra of the crystal and for discussing the
oreoults.
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TITIA: Abxo~ption aA4 lum' aese-enco in *Fg
SWWZ-. Optlu i spi)Oroskopip) Y. 2Dj, no. 2: :L966) 283-292
Topic vm. Oboorv~~04 spectrum).1minescence rpectrum) Stark effeetp gadoUnimm,
electron -`d;reoom=e# line widthp luminescence center
A*SZWTt *0 Va*Oo of the investigation was to identify the term and the Stark
#ructure at, the enoi$y levels belonging to the lone Gd-" in crystals of MM (Me
Od$ Cap *) on tho basis of analysis of the emission and absorption spectra of the
i 00~+ In these iarystailbt The optical spectra vera seamed st twperatures 300 and
TM using i 6pectr4iqph (DYS-8) vith.linear dinmrsion 6 Alm. The nature of the
boats of thO:: Ca-44 ioRm and their approximate concentration were determined by an
V-46-4~' W.. M-11 t INponance meUod, 7he Stark structures of the 2. ?/2 and
belo to~:,(ic;d~ Uds In *Mtsl fields of various symm~ries%7
e
erb identi
fie'42- The Oults Ob*'Oed that both the luminescence and the absorption spectra of
the W b&V ~:zazn* lines in the ultraviolet region, with widths usually not ex-
c6sding O.tl~: fteillibes;
: 4 narrow down by a factor 2--3 times on cooling to liquid-
nitrogen teOq*r&tvxo.' ~ A Urge number of the lives and the variability of their re-
lotive intoil4tr iz~~:dWerent xw4plee with diffia-ent Od-%+ concentration point to the
1~ presence Of MOVUSI: Airos of optical centers, Orig. tat i has: 5 figures and 3 tables
SM CMAt SM UNt 21NM&/, OW M 007/ 02H PJW: 005
~i ~: 31 2
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~cc "';R:
V 'GI~runc%,-L-e;An (Kazan:;kiy gosudarstvenr~,~y
un '1~ 1, S
of trigonal CaF,,:Gd cente~-s with hydro)V1 compensa-,ion
3'UJ"'ICF izi' tela, v- b, no. 4, 1,)6 u65-i167
T
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OP- W,1'0: C111CIUM '1110ridC, ACtvated crystal, optic center, crystal,
li.='nc.-cence npectrun, optic transition, line Gpliiting, Stark effect)
I('1J) j"OL MOO
ABSTRACT: The authors. point out that previously produced crystals with Oli- centers
were sifoJect to viLrious defects which led to erroneous results. In the vesent in-
i Yestigation they (;btained si-.-le crystals with nirq;le sypsetry due to Oif compensa-
tion, with good optical properties. -kne CaF2 + Gd,,03 crystals were grown from the
melt in an imiuction Nr7',ace by the droppinr enicible method in ft vacuum of ',-I x 10-4
rim 1-~S. ~.he cn,stalc; j,-,rown under such conditions contained in addition to centers with
fluorine compenGatior., also o)ojj;en tril,,-,onal centers. Illie OH centf,-i-:-, were produced
by introducir,-- KOII or NaW in the chari-c. Anal~ysis of the field constants, obtained
by the EPRA method, shoved ',.Inat the 017, centern obtained in these cry,.-.als were
identical with those obscrved by J. Sierro (J. Chem. Phys. v. ~,14, 218), ~961). The
luminescence spectra of* the GO*r in the 011' centers were measured at roon temperature
and at liquid-nitrogen temperature. Transitions were observed from all the Stark
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components of 61"y /;,. "0 (31, to the ground ati;te. The luminescence lines were
narrow and the]tr (.,.-,ceodcd somewhat the intensity of luminescence from
centers of ot*,.,-i, at the zz..;,c concentrations. 'Me wave munberr, and the
be possible model of the OR center is
splitting of to,:.z ~.re t-iIiilated
-i 1, of a,-.d it is P~uggested that the 011 ion is located
discussed in . - . res -k- I
in the inter-n--icei; of flftl. coordination Gplicre, thus producing centers with a
single (tritro.-ial) value of the spli,,ting! can be reconciled with the
relation dcrive"~ by W~~- autl-icz., (!Lrlier (*;M Y. 8, 142, 1966) between the ter-m
spl-itting and the diG'~ai-,cc betwee.-, -~hc Gd3+ ion and the compensator. The authors
thank V. G. Stepanov for help with the work. CTig. art. has: I table.
SUB COVE: 20/ sum Di,,zE: o6Sep65/ ORIG REF: 001/
on REF: oo6
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OR t Gil'far.OY, F. Z. ; Mai4in, 13. Z, ; Nanyroy, 3tolov, A. L.
J.i3: 1~azaa' State University jvi, V. 1. Wyanov-Leiiin (K(,%WIUkiy go3udaratyeanyy
Te-nperature dqcnL~c-nce of Ue i~ad shifta of phononleso absorption lines'
ci-yGtals of fluorides aCtA'VaLed witi,
SDIMA CZ :Fizika tverdo6o tela, v. 5, no. "ki'l, 1960, 3070-3)"'),
TAGS: ubrorption lille, lille siji"t, I)CLiVilte(I Cj'Y1)tal, fluoride,
temperature dependence, Starli effect, optic tru;icition
ABSTfVWT: 'Ine aut',-,OrG s-`fts of the abGor,-Ition lines of
G 3 C r rLid B crrstals, to p'ia;,onleGs trazisitions
.-a L;GI"2, al, n x O'~2 I
6P
o Stark sublevels of tne terms 5/2 and 6P 7/2 froa the grou;id state 07/2 . a'
Lunctions of the concentration and temperature. Une was made of the energy levels of
Gd3+ in these crIstals, corresponding to different symmetry centers, piialished by the
authors earlier (Opt. spektr. v. 2o, 99, i966; ;TIT v. 8, 1142, 1966). 7he Gd content
was 0-1, 0.3, and 1.0 at.'P. The abGomition ripectra were obtained with a diffraction
s?ectrOGraph The crystals were grown by crystallization from the melt.
7he measurements were rade in the interval 76--300K. All line vidthB increase with
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increasing temperature in nearly linear fashicin. Tiic maxinum width range from 2 to
Ghiftu occur with in-
6 cm-1 at nitroGen and room temperatures, respectively. Line
creasin& teriperature, timoixting to 1-4 cm-1 t at all. wavelengths. -me line width is
proportional to the Gd concentration. 'Zne wicitha Laid shirts increase wAith lowering
of the crjstLl syiwnctry. The busic meta doen not affect the results much. A form
is derived for the temperature dependence of the widths and shifts of cubic centera
in matallic fluoride and ie found to explain the obijerved experimental data. Orig.
art. has: 3 figures and 5 formulas.
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AUTHORS: Ratner, S. B., Stinskas, A. V,, Gillgendorf, Yu. G.
TITLEP: Mechanical Testing of Plastics. Fatii:ue Tests
PERIODICAL: Plasticheskiye massy, 1960, No. 9, Pp. 54 - 61
TEXT: The present investigation bases on a paper read by S.B.Ratner at
the Conference on the Practical Use of Plai3tics in Building. This paper
treated the physical characteristics of the mechanical properties of
plastics and the specificity of their testLng methods. Owing to the great
interest taken in this subject, the lecture material for publication was
supplemented and subdivided into five communications. The first two of
these were published in 1960, in the numbeTs 7 and 6 of this journal. At
the outset, the essential difference between the fatigue of plastics and
the fatigue of metals is stressed. The pret3ent-day methods applied in
fatigue tests are divided into two groups differing in type of index and
design of testers. The tests in question are the tests of hard plastics
and soft plastics. The methods and testing machines used for testing hard
plastics are essentially the same as are used for metal testing
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(Figs.1 - 5, Table 1). The machine by De-Mattia, genera2ly applied for
testing riAbber, is used for testing soft plastics in the form of thin,
flexible Bheets and films, etc. (Fig.6, Table 2), (Refs.15 and 16). Data
obtained at the Yiziko-mekhanicheakaya laboratoriya NIIPM (Physico-
mechanical Laboratory of the Scientific Research Institute of PlasticL)
permit the following conclusions to be draini The fatigue curve of
plastics at harmonic stress usually has th(! shape of the curve accordinc,
to Veler. The only difference is that it does not approach the horizontal
asymptote, as is the case for most metals. This generally known con-
clusion also holds for the plastics invest:Lgated. Testing of hard
plastics was carried out by means of the MYK-6ooo (MUI-6000) machine and,
in collaboration with the TsNIITMASh (Cent:ral Scientific Research
Institute of Technology and Machine Building), by means of a Y-12 (U-12)
machine. The fatigue coefficients K (the percentage of remaining strength
a relative to the static strength P) of glass-reinforced plastics and
unfilled polymers vary widely. After 10 6 _ 107 stress cycles the fatigue
coefficient of unfilled plastics averages 10A, while for glass-
reinforced plastics it lies around 20 - 35/-4. The ap;,roximate constancy of
the fatigue coefficient within one group cf plastics indicates the
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decisive role of static strength for fatigae. The knowledge of this fact
permits an approximate prediction of the fatigue strength ori the ba3is of
the static strength. The change in the fatieue coefficient differs con-
siderably in the two groups of plastics mentioneds The relative decrease
of strength is mvch more rapid in t~:e case of unfilled plastics than in
glass-reinforced plastics. Considering thE permanent downward tendency of
the fatigue curve, and thus also the relativity of the index (a or K), it
is more suitable to take 106 stress cycleE. as a basis than 107 cycles.
This enables testing periods to be shortened greatly without impairirg
the resalts. In order to estimate the rate of decrease of the index, ar.
additional basis of 10 4 _ 105 streas cyclt!s may be used. The index of
fatigue strength is strongly influenced by the cross-section of the
sample. This complioates the evaluation oC fatigue properties and com-
parison of test results for products of different cross-Bections. The
composition of the material has a much slighter influence on the
destruction energy in the case of repeated impact stresses than in the
case of usual Impact-strength tests (single Impact). Basing on the
relative onergy of a severally repeated impact ~'with reference to impact.
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strength) it is possible to select those molded materials for which this
energy is substantially higher than for most other plastics, including
glass-reinforced plastics. The materials are selected on the basis of 11
criterion different from the one used in harmonic stresses, in whicYi tlie
durability and not the work into destruction is compared. S. 11. 'Zhur~ov
is mentioned. The-re are 6 figures, 2 tablei3, and 22' references:
12 Soviet, 9 US, and 1 German.
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Au~.hor Gil'gert, M. V.
Title 14andril for the bending of shells from vinyplat -,heets
Pei lul.cal 10iiiii. pr~)zn. Nc 7, 434, Oct-Nov
Alb rart. De!~(.-ribe it new type of mandril for Ow wnuf-wture cf vinypisvA
ShelIS to be used In the con;;trwtion of' dwm~c-11. eq.I;pment Diu
heated sheets are inserted into the yl!ndrical wind-1) and allowed
to expand by rew;on of their inherent e1a:-,t.city. One fi6ure.
Institution Derbcneviik Chemical Plant imeni I. V. 33,,alin

GILIMM, YU. k.
15201. Hatod Oprodoleniya Zoofitstenta omttnktat-I B Clblakakh. TruAy Teentr. kerol.
ubservatorit, TTP. 5, 1949, a- 38-45
801 Lot*ptsl Zbuhalloykb Statay. Vol. 48, Moskra. 1949

GOJAv I., Fwof.; GILGORE.. V.,, conf,; ClffhTOG, Gh., dr.; DIMITMCU, I.,
dr,
A.new method of establishing a differential d,:.agnosis between
gastric ulcer and cancer. Med. intfr., Bucur 13 no.5:733-748
My 161.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Clinica a IT-n medicala, Cluj.
(FEMC ULGER dinposir.) (STOMACH IFOPLAS% diagnosip)
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AUTHORi Gillguri.D.S., Engineer
TITLEt lh---union Conference of [teat Treatment Technologists
And Metallographare in OaWWWW--y
PERIODICAL: Hetallovedeniye i termicheska)ia obrabotka metallov,
1960, No.10, pp.61-64
TEXTi The All-Union Conference, held in Odessa in May 1960, was
attended by 650 delegates representing 1813' industrial undertakings,
27 technical colleges and 29 research institutes. The following
papers were readt
1. Plenary Session. "Tasks in the Field of Development of the
Technology, Techniques and Automation of Thermal Treatment" by
Professor A.A.Shmykov. "Technical Basis. of Automation of Heat
Treatment Metals" by A.G.Solodikhin. "Semi-Automatic Lines for
Heat-Treating Screw Taps and Drills at the Frezer Plant's by
S.G.Korolev. q "An Automated Machine for In ustrial Application of
Gas Nitriditi Without the Use of Muffle Furnacest' by Engineer
N.I.Tereshin (this process is carried out at 850*C and oil at
160 to 205'vC is used as the quenching medium; nitrided layer
0.5 to 0.7 mm thick is obtained by this method in a time shorter
than that required when the standard method is used) A paper on
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Metallographers in Odessa
tile present state of development and the future possibilities of'
high- temperature meta I lography,kI by Doctor of' 'rechnical !iciences
M.G.Lozinskiy. A paper on tTie mechaniamlnd kinetics of' the
intermediate (martensitic) transfo.1110-11~~ by Professor
A.P.Gulyayev, Doctor of Technical Sciences., A paper on a new steel
with redu hardenability and used in fatrication of gears and other
machine parts, by Candidate of Technical Sciences K.Z.Shepelyakovsk*,
(the new steel contains 0.4 to 1.2% C, has a lower manganese content
and contains aluminium, or titanium as modifying alloying additions;
its mechanical, properties are better than those of cementation
steels). A paper on recrystallization, crystal structuredand
migration of' atoms, by Professor S.Z.Boks~'teyn, Do o-r-of Technical
Sciences. A paper on gas boriding of ale - I'Vby Professor
Yu.M.Lakhtin, Doctor of Technical Scienc s. A paper on the
1~ Atungsten,ltniobiuwland other
ormation of boride filmstion molybdenum
metals, by Candidate of echnfc-al Sciences. A.N.,Minkevich. A paper
on the effect of' the method of hardness measurements on the results
of metallographic invest igat ions, by ProfeSSOT G.I.kokodin Alek.s 'e.L~ v
m OY'W_~~
Doctor of Technical. Sciences. A paper on a new ethod e t
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treatment of alloys in a field of ultrasonic frequency hydraulic
7-
shock waves, by Candidate of Technical Sctences F.L.Lokshin (the
trPatment consists in quenching steel in water i-n-w-ITTFU ultrasoni,:
frequency hydraulic shock waves are generated by heavy electric
discharges; under the right conditions, steel can be obtained
which contains no residual austenite; its hardness is higher and
its hardenability is 2.5 times higher than that of steel treated
by the standard method; the risk of crack formation is minimized).
A paper on therino-mechanical-magnetic treatment of alloys. by
Candidate of Technical Sciences M.L.Bernst~~n.
2. Section of Theoretical Metallogra"h . "Movement of' the
Interphase Boundary During the Martensitic: Transformation Taking
Place Under the Conditions of Externally Applied Stress", by
Academician G.V.Kurdyumov, T.A.Arbuzovat 1,.G.KhandroB.
t'Orientation of the Interphase Boundaries During the ormation of
"Elastic" Crystals of the Martensitic Phase in4CrAI ti Alloys.-i
bY Academician G.V.Kurdyumov, V.A.Lobodyuk and f_.G~.Kha_ndros.
"On Self-Catalytic Character of the Martensitic Transformational',
by Candidate of' Technical Sciences O.P.Maksimo.v and E.I.Estrin.
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Metallographers in Odessa
"Structure of Metals Deformed by Friction" by Candidate of
Technical Sciences Ye.A.Markovskiy. "The Effect of Deformation on
the Location of the"Curie Poi of Cementite" by Doctor of Technical
Sciences N.P.Arbuzov and Candidate of Technical Sciences
N.N.Varf "Phase Transformation,s Due to Plastic
Deformation" by Engineer M.M.Snitkovskiy. "Properties of Large
ForSingsl4in Relation to Various Factors of Plastic Deformation" by
i~iofessor M.P.Braun, Doctor of Technical Sciences, "Structural
Transformations in Steel Subjected to Plastic Deformation" by
Engineer YU.A.Sysuyev.
3. Section of TechnoloSy of Heat Treatment. "The Effect of
Mechanical and Thermal Treatment on the L:)w Temperature Properties
of Constructional Alloy Steels", by Candidate of Technical Sciences
Ye.N,.Sokolkov, S.N.Petrova and N.P.Chuprakova. "On Practical
Methods of Calculating the Time of Heating of Steel Parts During
Heat Treatment" by Professor A.P.Gulyayev, Do:tor of Technical
Sciences. "Equilibrium Diagram of the (Co-1- H, + H 0)
C. 2
System" by Professor A.A-Shmykov, Doctor ~_f Technical S-_iences.
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Metallographers in Odessa
"Operational Experience of Working with Endottiermic Atmospherest'
by Engineer N.A.Titov. "on Mechanical Pruetitiei0of Certain
Grades of High Strength Alloy eel'$ by Professor I.V.Paisov,
Doctor of Technical Sciences. "New, Iron -BasejA SiT~t :Tl~b_riC~t ing
Alloys" by Candidate of Technical Sciences A.N.Zhironkin; (better
anti-friction properties are attained by the introduction of
surface-active substances such as molybdenum sulphides, graphite
etc.). "Development of Nickel-Free Steel for Large Forgingsis by
a U
Professor M.P.Braun, Doctor of Technical 5cxence a d Engineers
B.B.Vinokur and A.L.Goller; (steel 30xrBT (3 OKhGVAorg ings
70D mm in diameter, quenched from 900"C, temp`eT~T-at 6OO'C and
tested at a distance of one-third of the rikdius from the urface.
has the following propertiest yield point equal 60 kg/mm
reduction of area equal 42%; elongation equal 16% in both
directions; impact strength in the longitudinal direction equal
6.8 kg m/cm2, and in the transverse direct3.qti equal Ill kg m/cm2).
"Investigation of the Effect of Small Boron"and Titanium'!Additionis
on the Properties of Steel 45 and 4OX (Ii-511and 40167-1- a I
.4bTC nd date
of Technical Sciences T.N.Nazarova. "Veaning-ol Metal Parts with
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Metallographers in Odessa
the Aid of Ultrasonics" by Candidate of Technical Sciences
G.V.Zemskov and Engineers Ye.V.Smekh and L.K.Gushchina.
47-. Section of' Surface 11
ardening oT Alloys, "Diffusion Chromizing
of' Alloyst, by Candidate of Technical Sciences G,N.Dubinin.
"Precision Calorizin fhand the Possibilitien of Its Application in
Machine Building Industry by Engineer Ye.Y.Ivanov. "Development
and Industrial Applictition of Liquid Cementation"(1by Engineer
I.M.Aranzon; (the bath consists of 80 to 112j~_`soda ash. 10 to 12%
sodiwn chloride and 6 to 8% silicon carbidc~ operating temperature
870 to 94o*C; the duration of the treatment varies from 25 min for
the cemented layer of 0.1 mm, to 2 h for a, cemented layer of 0.4mm;
Rockwell hardness - C60). "Inve 11 tigaiion of the Processes of
Chemico-Thermal Treatment of Steels bylg~i~h Frequency Induction
HeaLingll by Candidate of Technical Sciences M.M.Zamyatin and
Zngineer T.A.Baluyev*.
5. Section of Heat Treatment of Cutting Tools. A New. High
Efficloncy, High-Speed Cutting Steelfliby CaTdidate Of Te---hnical
Sc ient:e a-JN,F.Vyazntkov- and Hngineor A.N.Popandopulo (the new
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steel is a modification of steel P.18 (R.181, containing more
carbon (up to 1.4%) and vanadium (up to 3.5%) in the presence of
0.8 to 1.2% Mo and 7 to 8% Co). "Tempering of Hardened High.-Speed
Cutting Steel by the Application of High Frequency Electric Current"
by Candidcte of Technical Sciences G.F.Golovin. "On the
Manufacture of Cutting Tool of Simpfe_-SITa_pe rr m the Chips of Alloy
Tool Steel" by Candidate of Technical Sciences K.~I.Stroyeva; (the
chips are heated in metal containers to 1150 to 1170-C and compacted
by hammering; as a result, forged material is obtained with density
equal to that of the cast steel and the carbon content within therOCT
(GOST)specifications; the heat treatment for this material is the
same as for conventional. forgings, cutting tools made by this
method have life no shorter than those made by standard techniques).
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(MIRA lp:?)
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skoy oblaRtI.
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GTLIGIT") Ye. A.
G:L'Ci';T, Ye. A. - 'Spore Formation in Pacillus Perfrinfeas."
-3. Apr 52, Acad Pled Sci UEZIR. (Dissertat on for the P.gree of
Candidate in Medical Sciences).
S,',: Vecherazoa Moskya 9 anuary-De c ember 1952

TrGODORZKOV, O.Y.; SOKOWY. $.K.; KOUMZIWVA, K.1h.: TSURINOVA. Te.G.,
SIXONTAN, K.S.; KASHIN18VA. N.S.; GIVOUT, TO.A,
Comparative studies on various methods for preventing tetanus ir-
nonvaccinated subjects; passive and active methods of prophylaxis.
Zhur.mikrobiol. apid. i immun. 27 no.12!77-83 D IS6. (HLRA 10:1)
1. Is Institute apidentologii i mikrobiologii Imeni N.F.Gawalei
AW SSSR.
(TRANUS, prevention and control,
active & passive methods (Rue))

GIL'OUT, Te.,h,; BUIAMOVI. I.Y.
Study Of tetauuz toxias and anstorins grown on casein media. 1hur.
mikroblol.apid- i immuh. 28 no.4.-IO-14 Ap 15? (HLitA ID 10)
1. 1z Instituta eptlemiologii i mikroblologii ivini X-F.Gamalai
A%W LLSR.
(T-;,T-kbiU,
enstoxine & toxins grown on casein madlum. qus'i*iaa)

USSR Microbiology. imaerobi(; Bacilli. F-6
',s Tour: Ref Zftur-biol., No lu, 1~58, 721~'9.
-kuttL or Kashintseva, No 36; Gil~.Sut e. z3ulanova,
Inst Not civen.
ea6ratad Purified 7'atanus Aatoxin dnd Its
C 0 n ("
I"munological !,;,,O~)Orties.
Oria Pub: "41h. ~aikrotiol., eTideiaiol. i i.L..-uricbic)!-~Rii, 1957,
17 C)
llbs tr~, c t: No qb.,-,tract.
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TASHINSIVA, 11.3,,-, GILIGM,__T*.A -
... --
Studies on the immogenic properties of sorbed tetanus anatoxit
on guinea pigs. Shur.aikrobiol.opid.i immun. 30 no.10:82-85 0 159.
(MMA 13t2)
1. Is Instituta opidemiologii I mikTobiologit Imeni Gamalej AMN SSSR,
(TITANUS imunol.)
(TACCINIS)

USHIRTSEVA, N.S.j GILIGU _j
SITSUKOVA 1, Z..-t~.-T pAl VOLGINp Yu.B,,; VASILIRTA, I.V.1
St-bdy of the sensitizing properties of tetanus toxoids in experi-
ment. Report NO.lL Zhur.milcrobiol.epid.i J-Mln- 32 no.lsl26-129
Ja 161.r (MIRA 106)
1. Iz Institute spidemiologii i mikrobiologii imeni Cmmlei
AM ~OSSR.
(TETANUS) (A=GY)

; SITSUKOVA, Z.' .
KASIIINTSSTA, N.S.; q~lq~TYg.A ra
Study of the sensitizing properties of totanus antigens under
experimental conditions. Report No-4: Passive sensitization.
Specificity or the phenomenon of sensiti:mtion. Repeated
deaensitization. Zhur.mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 32 no.10:
1.17-122 0 161. (MIhA 14: 10)
1. In institute epidemiologii i mikrobio:LoVii im. Gamalei AMN SSSR.
(TIMNUS) (ANTIGENS kND ANTIBODIIS)

WHIIMIVA N. S.; QA!qPj-r OIN, Yu. B.; VASILIYEVA, 1. V.;
je. A.; VOL
siifuioii, z. ra.
bperlmental study of the sensitizIng properties of tetanus
anataxins. Report No, 2. Zhur. mikrobiol., spid. I imm. 32
no.81132 Ag 161. (MIM 15:7)
1. Is Inatituta apidetiologii i mikrobiologli imeni Gamalei
AW SSSR.
(TETMS)

I .
LUJUNTSWO Ji-S-1 0114T, -_re'A.j VOLGI140 Yu.B,; VASILIXE-VA, 1.V.;
SITSUKOVA I ZO Ij--
Experimental study of the sensitizing proporties of tetanus toxoids.
Report No.2. Zhur. mikrobiol., epid. i Itw=. 32 no-91135 S 161.
WkU 15:2)
1. Is lnstituta opidomiolo i i mikroblologii imenj Gwmiej MN SSSR.
( "TANUS)

KASHINTSEVA, N.S.; GILIG.UT.. _T!tAq, SITSUKOVA, Z.Ya.
Study ofthe vensitizing properties of tetanus antigens in an
experiment. Report No. 5: Detection of the sensitizing properties
of a purified sorbod tetanus anatoxin. ."hur.mikrobiol.,epid.i
Imun. 34' no,12:100-105 1~ '11,1. (MIRA 15:11)
1. 1z Instituta epidemiologii i mikrobiologli imeni Gamalei A101
SSSR.
(TETANUS ANTITOXIN)

KASHINTSEVA, N.S.; WHAVROVA, I.K.; GILIGUT, Y(i.A.
Effectiveness of tetanus component in sorbed diphtheria and
tetam anatoxin. Zhur. Wkrobicl., epid. i immun. 42 no.l:
10-13 Ja 165. (MIU- 18:6)
1. Institut epidemiologii i mikrobioloiiii im. N.F. Gamalei
AM SSSR I Smolanskiy madit3inskiy ins ".itut.

GILIC, A.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science
Graphic Method in resolving the spheric astronomical triangle of
the geographical latitude of Zagreb ( : 450 491p 5). p. 1.
Glasnik Matematicko-Fizicki I Astronomski~ 1*01. 2, no. 1, 1947.
East Ey"BW aceaslons LAst, Library of Congress,,
Vol. 1p no. 14, Dec. 1952. UNCIASSIFIED.

GILIC, A.
Yugoslavia (430)
Science
Sunspots in 1946 and 1947. p. 177. Glasnik
Matematicko-Fisicki I Astronomakit Vol. 2, no.4-5, 1947
fggt Buropm Accessions List Library of Congress,,
Vol. 1, no. 14. Doe. 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

OnIC, A.
Ymaodavia (430)
Science
Sunspots in 1949, p. 188. MASNIK HATEKATICKO-FIZ:ICKI I
k$!rWNOMSKI, Vol. 5, no. 4-5, 1950.
bel &MpoAM &Lsvfieg jAstA UbrwT of Congress,
Vol. 1, no. 14, Dec. 1952. UNCLAWIFIED.

GILIC) A.
Yugoslavia (430)
Sciance
Sunspots in 1950. p. 315. Glasnik Matsmaticko-Fi2icki I
Aatronommki. Seri& 2, 'volt 7, no 2, 1952.
East SuroRM Accesvj&na Ust, Library of Congre&5
Vol. 2, nos. 1 & 2, Jan.-Feb., 1953, UWASSIFIED.

CILIC, Man. pukornik-. dr.
The function of the sweat glands* Toje save pragl., Beogr. 11
no.%-10:422--425 S@Pt-OCt 54.
(SWEATING
byper-1wdrosim, ther.)

GILIG, Miladia. pukovnit d-r
Mycotic diseaues, Voj.um.pregl.,Boogr. 12 no.5-6:303-309 gay-
June 155.
1. Kovno odeljenje TMA
(JUNGUS DISMSINS,
revisit (Ser))

GILIC, I....
Importance of hygiene for preservation of th~-. health of the troops, p. 60
110011K GLAI'141T, (Jul.,-,oslaveniska narodna amdja) Beograd, Yugoslavia.
Vol. 13, no'. 1, JSul 1959
Monthly Liat of --laut Ituropean Acce[;sionb a!.Al LG, Vol. 8, no.6, JL:ne 1959
'L rx 1 a.

(- GILIC, Xiladin, sanitetski pukovnik d-r
..-. ---- --- ........ ...... '-f
Viral diseases of the skin. Voj.9an.pregl., Beogr. 17 no.9:918-924
s 160.
1. Vojnomedicinaka Akadeadja u Beogradu, Minika za kozne i polne
bolesti.
(SKIN dis)
(VIRUS DISFMS)

.!I;4co Miladin.-sanitatski pukovnik, dr.
The problem of venereal diseases In the Yugoslavian army during
1945-1960 Ap 161.
1. Vojnowdicinsks. almdemija u Beogradu, Odeljenje za kozne i polne
bolesti.
VINERNAL DISEASES spidesdol)
MILITARY PERSMML dis)
~

PILIC, Witetski pukovnik dr; PANIC, Jorvan, dr
On a case of ophthalma.-maxUlary nevus fusco-coerulaus (ota) and
a case of blue nerus (Jananoto). Voj.san.pi.-egl., Beogr. 18 no.l:
75-79 Ja 161.
1. Vojnmediciqska Akademija u Beogradut Kono-venericno ode1jenje
(MMS PIGMTED case reports)
(M neopi)
(FACE neopl)

GILIC, MUadin, sanitetski pukovnik dr
Bromotoxicoderma (bromDdema tuberomm). Vojnoganit. preal. 1~, nc,.~-.
145-146 F 162. 0
1. Vojnomdicinska akademija u Beogradu, klinika za kozne i polne
bolesti.
(BROMIMS) (DEWTITIS MEDICAMiNTOSA)

GILIC, MUAdin, oanitetskl pukovnik, dr.
~ - ''.
ftgal vVcossB and their importance of wdlitaY7 medicine.
Vojnownit. pregl. 19 no-3:221-224 Mr 162.
1. Vojnomdicinska akademija u Beogradu, Klinika za kozne
polne bolasti.
(TINEA FAVOSA) (TINEA) ('vZRMATOPHYTOSIS)
(FUNGICIDES) (MILITARY MEDICINE)
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