SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ARKUSSKIY, Y. I. - ARLAZOROV, M. S.

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BZWGINA, Z.T., kandidat meditsinakikh nauk; ARMSKIT. Tu 'I.
professor, ZLLve-
duyustichly; POBICDINSKIY, H.)49# professo?~, alreft8r.
Roentgenotherapy of eeophageal cancer by the rotation method.
Vest.rent.i
rad. no.2:26-33 Mr-Ap 153. (MM 6:6)
19 Rentgenoterapevtichakoye otdoleniye Tsentrallnogo
rentgenologicheskogo.
radiologicheskogo i rakovogo instituta (for Belugina, and
Arkusskiv).
2. Tsentrallnyy rentgenologioheskiv, radiologicheskiy i rakovyy
Institut
(for Pobedinekly). (X-rays-Therapeutic use) (Isophague-Cancer)

ARKUSSKIY, Yu.I.
Korphology and function of respiratory organs in newborns;
roentgenographic
investigation. Tmdy ANN SSSR 29:16-18 153. (MIRA 6:11)
(Infants (Newborn)) (Respiratory organs)

ARKMKIY, Yu.I.-. SHAGAN. B.P.
State of the cardiovascular system in newborns in disturbances
of cerebral
blood circulation. Trudy AM SSSR 29:76-81 '53. , (xLHA 6:i1)
(Cardiovascular system) (Blood--Circulation) (Infants Oewborn))

ARXUSSKIY TU.1.
Clinical and radiologic aspects of atypical forms of
mWocardial
infarct. Vesto.reat,i rad. no.6:49-52 H-D 155- (KM 9:4)
1. Is terapevticheskogo otdoloniya (zav.-prof. Yu.1.
Arkusskiy)
Tgentrallnogo nauohno-isslailovatel'skogo
rentgeno-radiologicheskago
instituta (dir.-prof. M.N. Pobadinskiy) Hinisterstya
zdravookhrauentys,
SSSR.
(MYOCARDIAL WARCT.
atypical,.olin. & radiol. aspects)

A R IT S IS K I , A .
"Recent Results of the Application of Guaranteed Depths on
Polish 'daterways.n
p. 471, (CMPODARK4 WODNA, Vol. 13, No. 12, Dec. 1953.
Warszawa, Poland.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (:-!--.AL),
L.C.
Vbl* 3, No. 12, Dec. 1954, Unol.

AnIJ3ZRISKI, A.
19th International Congress of Navigation, London,
July 1957.
P- 3. (WZPODAKA WOUNA) (Warszawa, Poland) Vol. 18,
no.1, Jan. 1938
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (EEAI) LC
Vol- 7, no. 5, 1958

AFM!SZF,WSKT. A.
Someproblems of hydrau3Ac engineering in England, P,
53.
GOSPODARKA WOUNA. (Naczelna Organizacia Technic%na)
Warszawa, Poland.
Vol. 19, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions Index
(FMI), LC, Vol. 8. no# 6.
June 1959
uncla.

MUMMKI., Antoni, mgrAnz.
navigation by pushing., night naviation,
and the use of radiotelephones. Gosp wodna 22 no.8:361-362
162.
1, Gentraln)r Zarzad Wod Srodladowyrh, Waromwa.

, ARRUSZEWS.K.T. Antoni, vigr inz.
Technical problems of a uniform network if Euro-pean
inland water-
ways. Gosp wodna 24 no. 5:162-167 1y 164.
1. Central Administration of Inland Waters, WarSaW.
V.,

POLAND/Nuclor.r Physics _ Nuclear fewer end
Technology C-8
Isba Jour 3 Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1958t No 27007
Author i Arkus7owski Jacok
Inst f nstituto Rosop-rch, Polish Accademy of
Scioncos,
Warsmi, Polcnd
Title : 0T%io-nnd-r-HvlfV Group Equctions rnd Thoir
Applicvtion to
Urenim-lictor Systomij.
Orig Yub : Nukloonikrl 1 M,, 5, No 2, 166-179
Abstrret : A stirvoy is coin-pilad of tho nost
importrnt phycicrl properties
of urrniun-w-tor revetors. On the brais of thic
survey, the
ruthor proposes r L:othod of four groups of neutrons.
On the
br.sis of r sinplo theory of rgo diffurion, the
Gnlrnir. mothoJ
is used to obtnin four-group aqurtions I which rre
thon ro-
ducdd to the two-group form (tho so-crilod
"two-md-r-hn1f
oqurtions"). Also given rro the boundary conditions
for
those oqw-tions.
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POUW/Nuclaar Physics - Nuclear Power and
Teclinoloa. C
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 110 1959, 24598
Author : Arkusz*kip Jacek
Inst
Title : '-=Ocolld ~FOUG=CzQcMhoslovak Conference of
Specialists oil
Nuclear Power, Hold in Liblice, Czechoslovakia on
12 -
17 MaY 1958.
Orig Pub Nukleonika, 1958, 3, No 6, 695-700
Abstract No abstract.
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Fensed field sediment traps. Wiadom gorn 15,
no.5,;166-
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ARKUS:Y,-'w,'SKl y 3orzy, jrgr inz.
Pl'odu2tion concontration In mintng by traveree
1,-.ngwall syctnn
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ARKUSZEWSKI, M.
Ckechoslovak-Pollsh Congerence of Nuchlear Physicists.
P. 197 (hkdleonika) Vol. 2, No. k, 1957, Warszawa, Poland
SO: FjOhTHLY INDEX T EAST EUROFM ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC. VOL. 7,
NO. 1, JAN. 1958

MIKOCHIKv A.B., insh.; ARKUZ, L.Z., ~Inzh*-
I . ~
. r.
Concerning N.I.BachArin and.,S.V.Gordeev's
su"estioita. Elektro
takhaika 34 no.9:65-66 S 163. (MIRA 16:3-1)
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AUTHOR% Antoni, Ferenol. habo t Laezlo Do i Vartereas, Vilmos
---TITLE
bone narrow cello e_level and metabalten of nucleic &aide in
SOURCM Academia so.iontiarum hungaricae. Act& physiologica, v. 25,
no. 1964,
133-140
TOPIC TAGSi nucleic acid, biologic metaboliam, bone narrow,
cytology, radiation
biologic effect
.ABSTRACTs L7Eng*lish article, authors' Sngl~sh summary modified 7
The VNA-P
content of rabbit bone narrow to 5.8 x 10- utcrogran/cell. The-
correspond.
tn8 value for RMA-P to 3.9 x 10-7 microarom/coll and the ratio of
RNA to DNA
is 0.67, Glycerol, in concentrations of 3 per cent and more,
markedly do.
creased the RNA content of bone marrow calls but hod n Infl nct on
the DNA~
0 oth u1
level. Glycerol treated cells continuod to incorporite b C
4-formate and
p32 into RNA and DNA even though the rate of incorporation was
considerabl:
decreased. Washing procedurdi.furtbardecressed the ability of
glycerol,
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treated cells to.incorporate radioactive Isot4opesq, The ratio of BOA
to DNA'
In glycerol-treated cello, underwent an unusually rapid decrease
duriag in!
cubstiono By increasing the glycerol concentration up to 40 par. Seat*
both
purified and cytoplasm-conteminaked nuclei could be lamPlate-d-9
Orig. art. bass 2 figurest 39MPM s I table
ASSOCIATIOM Frederic Joliat-Curle Natioma Research Imatitute for
Radiobiolop
mid Radi0hygiene, Buft-p-9-aV7
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AUTHOR: An a Va
InLL Femo. ;H Szabo, Laazlo D. I Ar I t n
P3?- and C14
TITLE: In vitor incorporation of precursors into --- ------- ---d
and proteins of rabbit bons marrow LOT-
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta phy9iologica, v.
25, no. 21 1964,
i141-148
TOPIC TAGS: phosphorus, carbon, radioisotope, nucleic acid,
protein, rabbit, bone
marrow, radiobiology
ABSTRACT:
L English article, authirli English summary modified 7 The in.
,corporation of C14.formste and P3 nto the DNA of rabbit bone
marrow has
:been investigated. A Tyrode solution with 20.per cent added
rabbit serum-
was found to be the beat suited medium for in vitro labelling and
for Ob.'
1:taining well.r*producible specific activities, The
Incorporation Of c14.
vallne and cl4.srgj"Ine into various protein fractions of bone
marrow celW
has also been inv-eotigated,,.The.radioactivity due to c14.vajina
was always.
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higher in the proteins of the homoganate and the cytoplasmic
Erections than
.in those of the Wl-soluble and RCl-insoluble nuclear fractions.
In contrast,.
,the specific activity OUC14.argihine was always higher in the
nuclear frac-
tion than in the homplienate or the,cytoplasuic fractions,F-
Orig. art. has: 2 graphs, 2 tables,
ASSOCIATIONs Frederic Joliot-Curie National Ressarch Inatituts
for Radiobi2jqAg7L
and Radiohygie
SUBMITTED: 00 ENOLt 00 SUB CODEv LSj NP
NR REF SOVt 000 OT=t 031 JPRSA
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higher In the proteins of the homogenate and thacytoplasmic
fractions than
in those of ilia IM-soluble and 11CI-insoluble nuclear fractions,
In contrasto,
,the specific activity of,C14-argiikine was always higher in the
nuclear frao.
tion than in the hompgenate.or the cytoplasmic fractions61-
Orig. art. has: 2graphs, 2 tables,
ASSOCIATION: Frederic Joliot-Curie National Research Institute for
RA42jjic~l
and Radiohygienot Budati-aT-
SUBKITTED: 00 ENCL: 00 SUB COD'Et LS, NP
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ARWIENKOV, N. P.
El it Measuring Transmitter Deviation in Frequency Telegraphy)" Ves
ektroBvyaz, Ri No. 7, 1948. M~SV~111 - MUM ~

ZHUMV, Tikhon Mikbaylovich; ARLAMENKOV, N.P.,
reaaktor; A-NDRZYZUO, Z.D.
redaktor; KHEUKSKAT redaktor.
[Operation of an antenna group of a radio receiving
center]
Opyt raboty antennoi gruppy priemnogo radio-teentra.
Moskva,
Goo.izd-vo lit-ry po voprosam eviaxt i radio,
1954..23 p.
[Microfilm) (MLRA 9:1)
(Radio-Antenne,s)

ARLAMMM, N.P.
--W
Using moving wave receiving antennas. Vest.sviazi 16
no.8:8-10
156. (MLIkA 9: 101
l.GlmVy inzhener priemnogo radioteentra Hoskovskoy
direktall
radioavyasi i radieveshchaniyu.
(RRdio-Antennas)

AUTHOR: Arlainenkov, N.P., Chief Engineer SOV-111-50-10-9/29
TITLE: Measuring the Principal Parameters ef Trunk Line
Receivers
(1,-,mereniye osnovnykh parametrov magistrallnykh priygmnykh
ustroystv)
PERIODICALt Vostnik svyazi, 1958, Nr 10, pp 9-11 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Trunk line receivers must be periodically checked
for aensi-
tivity, selectivity, stability of heterodyne frequencies$
accuracy of scale graduation, quality pf.telephone and tele-
graph signals, etc. In the articlethe different methods
for checking these parameters are described.
There are 3 diagrams and 1 graph,
1. Communication equipment--Maintenance 2. CoTmiunication
equipment
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Use of physiological indices in agriculture. Fiziol.
rast. 7
no*2:160-169 160. NIRA 240)
1. Inotitut polevodotva i resteniyevodstva,
Germanskaya
Demokratioheakaya Reepublika, Leyptaig. ~
(Agriculture-Experimentation)
(Plants-Transpiration)

A-IRLASA-ROV., M. S.
ll:ife and Work of Rocket Researcher Tsiolkovskiy,,"
Leipzig/Jer.,a, 1958

ARIASHCHNSKO N.I*
Iffect of Ionizing radiation on the permeability and
barrier function@
of ocular vessels. Med.red. I no-3:29-35 MY--Jo 156*
(MIJU 9t10)
(BY2, blood supply
off. of Ionizing radiation on permeability & barrier
funct. of ocular vessels In rabbits)
(RADIATIONS. off.
ionizing radiations, an permeability & barrier funot. of
ocular vessels in rabbits)
(HIMATO-INWHALIC BARRUR
barrier funct. of ocular vessels in rabbits, eff. of
ionizing radiation)

USSR/Human and Animal Physiolody - General Problem. V-1
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur Biollp No 1) 1958) 3630
Author : N.I._ArJ%ghghenko,
Inst
Title A Photographic. Method for the Study of the Vaeeular
Permeability of the Remato-Ophtalmic Barrier and of Skin,
Orig Pub Byul. eksperim. biol. i meditsiny.. 1957, No 1., suppl.
52-53
Abstract The hemato-o~htalmic barrier was studied by the means of
photographs ~small camera) of fluorescein in the anterior
chamber of the RabbiVs eye., excited by the light of an
electric bulb (273 volts) with a double blue filter
(0-C 5). The photographs were taken at an angle of 900
with respect to t1ic source of lighty on a normal iropan-
chromatic film# at the same exposure through a photofil-
ter ZhS-18, at different times after the intra-veinous
injection of the dye* Photometry of the negatives
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USSR/Human and Animal Physiology . Nervous System* Cortex of T-10
cerebral Hemispheres.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biole, No 7~ 1958) 32140
Author Arla 1chenkaj._&I.j Erdnanj, G.M.
Inst
Title On the Parabiotic Changes in the Motor Zone of the Cero-
bral Cortex of a Rabbit Under the Action of Implanted
Electrocles.
Orig Pub Fiziols zhe SSSRi 1957, 43. No 10 22-25.
Abstract During extradural implantation in a rabbit of an electrode
over the point of cortical representation of the muscles
of the posterior paw, an increase of the central chrona-V
(C) was observed toward the 6-11th days, and then a reduc-
tion of it. Increase of central C was accompanied by an
increase of the central rhoobase) by an increase of the
t:~= of reaction, and by a significant decrease or increa-
se of peripheral C. Peripheral. rhoobase did not change
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ARLATIO C'mri Biol. 6ci (dis!;) "Vari!ttions '
penetrability of the hematoophthalmic I (i
CM1111ary
ar
strength in rabbits after %kmxxffxxf-Of
ionizing rariiatirn."
C ~ 11
'os, 1958, 15 pi) (Acad Med J i ius'~,'Q 220
co-ies (FL, 27 '6 105)
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AfdMRCHh,NKO. N-I-
Effect of catechin preparation from green tea leaves on
capillary
permeability and strength in a rabbit exposedto fihole-body
.1 irradiation.
Vit. res. i ikh isp. no.41140-147 159. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Ministerstvo zdravookhrananiya SSSR, Moskva.
(VITAMINS-P) (CAPILLARIES-PERMEABILITY)
(X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

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P14SE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5435
Kiselev.. P. N.j, Professorp 0. A, Ousterimp and A, 1,
Strashinin, Edo,
Voprosy radibbiologii. t. III: Sbomik tmdov , posvyashchennyy
60-letiyu so
dnya rozhdeniya Professora M, N, Pobedinskogo (Problems in
Radiation Biology.
v. 3% A Collection of Works Dedicated to the Sixtieth Birthday
of Professor
K[ikhaill NEikolayerichl Pobedinskiy (Doctor of )Iedicinel)
Leningrad.
Tsentr. n-isel. in-t ned. radiologii X-va zdravookhrAnanlya
SSSR, 1960.
422 p. 1,500 copies printed.
Tech. Ed.: P. S. Peleshuk.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intanded for
radiobioloe~ists.
COVERAGE: The book contains 49 articles dealing with
pathogenesis.. prophylaxis.,
and tho-rapy of radiation diseases. Individual articles
describe investigations
of the biological effects of radiation'carried out by workers
of the Central
Scientific Research Institute for Wdical Radiology of the
Ministry of Public
Health, USSR. (Tsentrallnyy nsuabno-iseledovatellskiy institut
meditsinskoy
radiologii N.inisterstva zdravookhraneniya SSSRI during
1958-59. The following
~ 1
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Problems in Radiation Biology (Cont.) SOV/5435
topics am covered: various aspects of primary effects of
radiation; the
course of some metabolic processes in a"'nal subjected to
ionizing radiation;
reactions in irradiated organisms; morphologic changes in
radiation disease;
and reparation and regeneration of tissues injured by
irradiation, Some
articles give attention to~fte effectiveness of experimental
medical treatments.
Wo personalities are mentioned. References accompany almost all
of the articles.
TAME OF CONIMM:
Foreword
3
Ousterin, G. A., and A, L Strashinin. Professor Mikhail
Nikolayevich
Pobedinskiy (Commemorating his Sixtieth Birthday) 5
Lebedinakiy., A, V, (Menber,, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR],
N. I. Arlashchenko., and V, M. Mastryukova. On the Mechanism of
Trophic
Disi ~bancesDue~t; Ionizing Radiation 3-1
Zedgenidze., G. Ap[Xember., Academy of Medical'Sciences USSR],,
Ye. A.
Zherbin.. K. V. Ivanov.. and P. R. Vaynshteyn. Hormonal Activity
of the
Adrenal Cortex in Acute Radiation Sickness and the Effect of
Desoxy-
corticosterone Acetate on the Disease 17
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Cherkasovy V. F. Reactions of the Cardiovascular System
an& the
Respiration of Irradiated Animals to Some Functional
Factors 35
Bryukhanov., 0. A, Concerning the Problem of Depressant
Reactions
in Radiation Sielmess 44
Lazovskaya, A. V, Effect of Strophanthin on the Heart of
Irradiated Animals 50
Shitova, Z. I., and Ye. 1. Konarov. On the Reflex
Mechanism of
the Change in Oxygen Absorption by Intestinal Tissue
Daring Local
Irradiation With Radioactive Strontium 55
Remizova, I. V. On Some Features of Functional Changes in
the
Nervous and Blood System During Repeated Small-Dose
Irradiation 61
Traskanova,, N. V. Effect of Blocking the Sympathetic
Subdivision
of the Vegetative Nervous System on the Developuent and
Course of
Acute Radiation Sickness 68
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Poplavsk1y, K. K. Phasic Changes in the Ability of Irradiated
Animals to React to.Anesthetization 78
Bondarenko, I. V. -On the Reaction of Irradiated Dogs to the
Introduction of Allha Dinitrophenol 86
Alekseyeva, G. N. Reaction of an Irradiated Organism to the
Introduction of Ganiliolytic: Preparations [gangliolitikil 93
Protas, L. R., and A. A. Danilin. The Xechanism of F~Mctional
Disturbances in the Alimentary Canal During Acute and Subacute
Forms of Experimental Radiation Sickness 97
Aleksandrov,, S. N. Some Methods of Approach to the Study of Early
Stages of Radiation Sequelae 104
Manoylovj. 8, Ye, Respiration of Tissue and Sensitivity to Radiation
ill
I
Kachur, L. A.0 P. N. Kiselev., and A. N. Shutko. Effect of Ionizing
Radiation on the Water-Exchange Process Between the Blood and the
Extravascular Liquids in the Organism 138
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Manoylari, S, Ye.p and B. A, Orlov. Use of the Spectroscopic Research
Method in the Study of the Condition of Iron-Containing Compounds in
Animal Organisms Irradiated With X-Rays 152
Demin, N. N.., [Professor). On Some Metabolic Disturbances in Lipides
Due to External Whole-Body Ionizing Irradiation 158
Keylina, R. Ya. Concerning the Problem of the Condition of Processes
of
Synthesis and Deccmpositlon of Carbohydrates in the Animal Organism
Subjected to Whole-Body X-Ray Irradiation 165
Shitova, Z. 1. Changes in Respiration of the Skeletal Hascles
Following
Irradiation by Radon of Different Segments of the Nervous System 173
Xytareva) L, V, Effect of Ionizing Radiation on a Ferment of
Glycolysis
of PhospbDhexoisomerase in Some Organs and Tissues of an Animal
Organism
Subjected to Whole-Body Irradiation 183
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Strelin, G. S., and Ye. H. Pil'shchik. On the Repression of
Regenerative
Processes in the Bone Under Vari-=s Conditions of-Irradiation of
Animals 188
Pushniteina, A, D. Reactive Changes in Rat Marrow in Radiation
Sickness
Complicated by Loss of Bload 203
Gankina, K. 1.2 A. I. Strashinin., G. S. Strelin., and I. V. Shiffer.
Reganeration of Surgical Intestinal Wounds in Radiation Sickness 21-1
Shmeleva, 1. 1. Effect of Ether Anesthesia on the Regeneration
Process of Hematogenesis in Rats With Combined Injuries 222
Lyalin, Ye. A. Change in Some Aspects of the Activity of the
Thyr-,.Nid
Glunds Following Whole-Body Irradiation 231
Lyalin, Ye. A. Effect of Whole-Body Irradiation on the Proliferating
Capability of Thyroid Tissue in White Xice 236
Kantin, A. V., and P. V. Sipovskiy. Formation of the Surgical Stump
of Limb During Experimental Radiation Disease in Rabbits 241
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SipDvskiy.9 P. V,0 and A. V. Kantin. Morphologic Healing
Characteristics
of the Ampatational Bone Stump of Rabbits During Radiation
Sickness and
After Recovery 248
Funshteyn., L. V. On Morphogenesie in Experimental Acute
Radiation
Sickness 256
Fedorov: Yu. A, Effect of Fractional. Whole-.Body X-Ray
Irradiatim
of Hard Dental Tissue in White Rats 265
Funshteynp L. V.., and E. I. Shcherban'. On tle PhW*scytic
Capability
of Some Segments of the Reticuloen&.,thelial System
Folloving Whole-
Body X-Ray Irradiation of White Mice 272
Ochinskaya, 0. V., and L. V. Panshteyn. Mrphologic Changes Im
Intero&l Organs of Pregnant AnImals S'ub~ected to Whcle-Body
Irradiation 281
Kholin, V. V. Comparative Data on Injury to the Spleen in
Acute
Radiation Disease, Depending on Age of the Animals 288
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Kashchenkrp L. A.p N. K. Shmidt., and P. I.
Ostrarskaya-Zakbamvilch.
Reaction of the Spleen.9 Hactras Intestinal Membrane, and
Testicles
of Frogs t-, the Effect of TorAzing Radiation in
lfh~le-B&Ly and
Ucal Irradlation 298
Kashchenkop L. A.,, P. I. Ostm^vskaja-Zakharevich. and IN.
K. Shaddt.
Reparation of Radiation Ujary -in F--;-.g Teaticles 331
Kalashnikar,, B. P.., and Yu.. S. Kaminakaya. Experimental
Data on the
Injuricras Effect of X-Rays on the Retina Pae to Local and
Whole-Body
Irradiation 318
Kiselev, P. N.. and 7, A. Send.na. Effect of Sow .11ormtnes
of the
Adrenal, and Pituitary Glands on the C-;rse of
Aut~:.infectiaus Pv."Cesses
in Radiation Sickness 327
Sivertseva, V. N. Problem of the Effect of Chivnic
Continuaas Influence
of Ionizing Radiation on the Course of Infectious Trceesses
335
Smorodintsev,, A. A. X)rphologic Changes in the Respiratozy
Canal in
Experimental Influenza of Immune White Mice Irradiated With
X-Rays 344
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Kashkin., K. P. On the Possibility of Adaptation of Bacterium
Faecalis
AlcaUgenes to the Effect of Ionizing Radiation 350
Meter, 1. D. Sow Data on Causes of Unsuccessful Treatment of
Radiation Disease With Antibiotics )6o
Rabinovich., R. M. X-Ray-and-Anatomic Characteristics of
Pulmonary
Changes in Experimental Staphylococcic Pneumonia of Irradiated
Animals 569
Petrov, I. R. (Member, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR].. V.
A. Bondinal
and 1. V. 3:11inskaya. Use of the Dextran-Type Synthetic
Colioldtu
Solution in Combined Therapy of Radiation Sickness 376
Rasanov, A. M.0 0. A. Bollsbakoya.. and V. D. Lyashenko.
Effect of
GawxUolytic Preparations fgangllolltiki] on the Course end
Outcome
of Experimental Radiation Sickness 386
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ARIASHCHEIIKO,, N.I.
Role of hyalurnmast a in the. mechanism of an
early increase
in tissue barrier permeability under the action of
ionizing
radiation.- Med. rad. 5 ",).1:42-.46 Ja 160. (MIRA
15:3)
(RULURONIDASE)
(RADIATION-NMIOLDGICAL EMCT)
(TISSUES-PZRMUBILITY)

ARIASHCHE
Increase in the amount of protein In the moisture of the
camera
oculi anterior following action of ionizing radiation of
the body.
Oft. zhur. 16 no.4:233-237 161. (MIRA 14:7)
(RADIATION-PHYSIOWGICAL EFFECT)
(PROTEINS IN THE BODY)

ARLASHCHENKO, N.I.; 1,FBEDINSKIY, A.V., nauchnyy rukovoditall
Importance of the peripheral innervation apparatus in the
develop-
ment of changes in the permeability of the vascular barrier
after
the adtion of ionizing radiations. Biul. eksp. biol. i med.
54 no.8;
22-25 Ag 162. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Doystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR (for Lebedinskiy).

IjI.; BOKHOV, B.B.; BUSYGINI V.Ye.; VOLOKTOVA, N.A.;
ARLASHCHgW
EV, Yu.G.; POLYAKOV, B.I.; FARBER, Yu.V.
Body reactions during the prolonged effect of coriolis
accelera-
tions, Biul. eksp, biol. i med. 56 no.8:28-33 Ag 163.
(MIRA .17t:7)
1. NauohW rukovoditall - deystvitellnyy ohlen AMN SSSR
prof. A.V. Lebedinskly. Predstavleno daystvitelinym
chlenom
AMN SSSR A.V. Lebedinakim.

ACCESSION NR: AT4042699
8/0000/63/000/OOD/0333/0339
AUTHOR: Lebedinakiyj A. V.-, Arlaahchn)%&_N*-X*-j Bokhoy, B. B.1
Grigorlyev, Tu.G.'
Kvasnikova, L. N.; Farber,
TITLE: Tho importance of the Yeatibular anlayzer in the selection
and training
of co6monauto
SOURCE: Konferentaiya po aviatsionnoy i koemicheckoy meditalne, 1963.
Aviatoionnaya i ko=ichaskaya meditaina (Aviation and space
medicine); materialy*
konforentnii. Moncow, 1963, 333-339
TOPIC TAGS: rotating chamber, tilt table, rotation effect, mans
Gz)riolio acceleraj
tion
ABSTRACT: One of the main criteria upon which the system or
coomonrit 3eloction
ahould be baaed is the evaluation of the vestibular analyzere The
iya.)uation of
!other systems (i. o., the visual analyzer, the retina and muscles
oC the eye. and
i
iinteroceptors) which enable a cosmonaut to orient himself in apace
should be of
almost equal importance in the selection program* Experience hao
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!disruption of information concerning the position or the
movement of the body can
lead to vegetative disorders. This consideration led to studies
of the analyzer
systems of each of the cosmonauts, the interaction between
analyzer eyetemal and
ithe condition of vegetative functions during unusual interaction
between analyzera
;(such as the conditions which ariae during apace flight). The
apecial conditions
i.ariaing during space flight are limitation of afferentation in
a weightless state
and the presence of unusual stimulation (vibration, noise, etc.).
The ditteren-
.tiated study of the vestibular analyzer should include
determination of the threvh-,';
';hold sensitivity of the semicircular canals to an adequate
stimulus, determination 1.
I
iof a reactivity curve during application of angular
accelerations of various magni-~t
etudes, determination of adaptive abilities to the action of
angular acceleration,
.and tests with Coriolis acceleration. The research on threshold
sensitivity of
~the semicircular canals to adequate stimuli was performed for
both positive and
negative acceleration. Research performed on fifty healthy
persons indicated that i
.the scope of variation of threshold sensitivity is not great. It
varies from 0*1
to 0.50 per sac (20 second action of acceleration) for positive
accelerations,
I-and 1-5 to 5P per second (for a stop stimulus of 0.15 seconds)
for negative ac-
ecolerationa. However$ various outside-stimuli and physical
conditions of the an-
vironment can greatly affeat the thresholds of vestibular
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ot%tained indicate that the study of vestibular thresholds will
be very helpful in
the early detection of hidden disturbances in the activity of
the analyzer Vdilch
cannot be detected easily by other means. The moot common forms
of investigating
the functions of the semicircular conals are various rotational
testa. Current
trends indicate that testing in the near future will be based
on methods of mini-
mal stimulation and successive rotations of increasing
intensity. Evaluation
will have to be based on methods which lend themselves to
quantitnt.i.ve annlynin.
Numerous experimenta have shown that training conninting of the
oytit-;mIltic atimu-
lation of the vestibular mechaniam with the aid of various
exf)i.1-i(-n n! --otation-
al "eats increases the vestibular stability of the subjectn.
T'ie apoe, wLth which
adaptation takes place varies with each individual. This
resulto in tne problem
of developing a toot for the objective evaluation of the degree
of ad:ipt.tion.
Testa based on registration of nyotagmue are iundequato becaune
they a-L to take
into account the vegetative complex. Apparently, the real
picture o r aptive
qualities of the vestibular analyzer can only be obtained from
a aur.-a- evalua-
tion involving vestibular-vegotative, veatibular-somatic, Md
cennor% rractiono
arising in response to repeated stimulations. Laboratory
studies are currently
being conducted in this area. The use of Coriolis accelerations
as a test has
as its purpose the study of the aummaxy reaction which,arisea
in.labyriath rec*Pt-,,
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ora in response to stimulation obtained during the combined
action of angular i1nd
linear accelerations. Laboratory toots with the periodic
application of Coriolis
accelerations accompanied by slow rotation have indicated that
even a short rota-
tion leads to a disruption of walking, to a change in skin
temperature, and to a
chango in the pulse frequency. At the same time, a lowering of
the threshold of
sensitivity to Coriolis accelerations was noted without the
threshold to viigular
acceleration being affected. A very interesting
interrelationship existG between
the vestibular and optical analyzers. Laboratory experimento
havc confirmed that
stimulation of the retina has an inhibiting effect on the
vestibular analyzer
Tests have indicated that the result of interaction between the
optical and t e
vestibular stimuli is determined by ~he functional condition of
the vestibular
analyzer. It became apparent that if the excitability of the
vestibular analyzer
was increased by radioactivity, inhibition of spontaneously
&rising aystagmuo by
optical stimulation of the retina became more distinct* The
level of excitability
of the vestibular analyzer was achieved by means of radioactive
tars.
It ASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHORt Lebedinakiyo As Val,Arlashcbelft
No I_t I Buey*gin* V. Ye. 1 VartbaronoTJ
R. A.; Veaelov, As Sol Volokhovat No Asl Gi 15PYST'l Yus Got
Temellyanov, No Psi
Kalyayevs, To Vol Kry0lovt Tuo Vol Polyakov, B# Iol Farbert Tue
Vs
TITLE: Xffecte of Coriolis acceleration& an the human organtam
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po aviatsionnoy i koemicheskoy meditsine,
1963s
Aviatsionnaya I koemicheskaya meditaina (Aviation and space
medicine); materialy*
konferentaii. Noacow, 1963s 339-343
TOPIC TAGS: vestibular analyzer, cosmonaut selection, cosmonaut
training, semi-
circular canal, acceleration, rotation, systagmust optical
analyzer,
Coriolis acceleration
ABSTRACT: Studios of the effect of prolonged Coriolis
accelerations an the human
6rganism must be made as a preliminary step toward the creation
of artificial
gravity in apaceshipas Studies were performed in a slowly
rotating MBK-1 chamber
(a cylindrically shapWrooln 2*1 a in diameter and 2-3 a high,
equipped with two
armchairs). In the first series of experiments$ 13 healthy
persons ware, subjected;
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to prolonged rotation of 1 to 5 hours at an angular velocity of
5-r/sec. In the
second series of experiments, 4 subjects were rotated for 24
hours at angular
velocities of 5.3. 10.6, and 21.20/sec. Coriolis accelerations
were created peri-i
odically by tilting the body and head in a plane perpendicular
to the plane of
rotation of the chamber at the rate of 1 movement/aec. Prolonged
stay of subjects
with normal vestibular sensitivity under conditions of rotation
at 5.3, 10.6, and
21*Rsee resulted in functional changes in the condition of the
central nervous
system and the cardiovascular system, and in disruption of the
body temperature
control and the balancing function. The degree of vegetative
disorders was found
to be directly proportional to the speed of rotation and the
degree of vestibular
sensitivity of the subjects. During cumulative action of
Coriolis accelerations,
the majority of the subjects developed an adaptation which was
noted from 1 to 5
hours after beginning of the rotation, On the basis of the
results obtainede the
method of prolonged slow rotation. is- recommended for training
purposes.
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AUTHOR: Arlashchenko, N. q4slovajL_L- ~L. ; KvaordkQvA, L. N.
ORG: none
TITLE: Materials on pharmacological protection or the
vestibular analyz'er during
exposur at r presented at the Conference--'-'o-nk--Pr-7ob-!6ma
of -9p-ace
%_t_Q_radWiQn~_LPaP0
iL~dicine held in Moscow from 24 to 27 May 19661
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po problemwn kosmichaskoy meditsiny,
1966. Problemy
kosmichaskoy meditsiny. (Problems of space medicine);
materialy konferentaii,
Moscow, 1966s 39
TOPIC TAGS: radiation protection, apaoe pharmacology,
vestibular analyzer, cow4o
radiation, biologic effeetp nystagmus, radiation tolerance
ABST RACT: The importance.or protecting the vestibular
analyzer from adverse
ispaceflight effects can scarcely be overemphasized, since
impaired vestib-
:ular function can prevent the successful completion of a
spaceflight pro-
.gram. Developmetit of.methods for quantitative estimation of
vestibular
lunction made it possible to find discrepancies in vestibular
reactions after
various types of radiation* influence on the animal organism.
Deviations
-from the norm in vestibulograms weTe expressed in lowered
labyrinth
.sensitivity to an adequate stimulus,'and in decreased
vestibular reactivity.
,gxperiments..we.re conducted,to study the nystagTic. reaction
and the vestib.-.
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ular-autonomic respiratory reaction of healthy and irradiated
rabbits after
the introduction of a prophylactic mixture of vitamins and
amino-acids, and
Aminazine (which prevents the occurrence of initial radiation
reactions).
~The preparations used not only increased vestibular tolerance in
response to
!an adequate stimulus,. but also promoted more rapid normalization
of 'Ves-
L
ti~uia r* rea-a't'ions in response'to ionizing radiation, (WA, No.
22; ATD Report
66-U61
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1AUTHCR: Arlashenk
ORG: none
I.LALX,; Role of the vestibular-analyzer in the organism's
reactions in response to
I LPaper presented at the Conference on Problems of Space Medicine
held in
adiati-arl
'Vifioscol-I from 24 to 2!7 May_1966)
I SOURRCE: Konferentsiya po problemarn kosmicheskoy meditsinyp
1966* Problemy
kosmicheskoy meditsiny. (Problems of space medicine); materialy
konferentaii,
Moscow, 1966, 38
TOPIC TAGS: cosmic radiation biolog'ic effect, vestibular
analyzer, rabbit,
labyrinthectomy
ABSTRACT: Recent radiobiological studies have demonstrated the
ability of other
spaceflight factors to fundamentally alter the organism's reaction
to radi-
ation. When vestibular-autonomic reactions are under stress, the
response
of the organism to permissible doses of cosmic radiation depends
on the
functional condition of the vestibular analyzer and its
physiological reac-
i tions. Experiments showed that exclusion of the vestibular
analyzer in
rabbits (by means of bilateral labyrinthectomy) with subsequent
irradiation
[parameters not given in the original] after various intervals
sharply alters
the course of radiation sickness. The severity and outcome of
radiation
.sicknepa were observed.to dep~po.qn the degree of vestibular
disruption
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caused by labyrinthectomy. Thus irradiation with the LD60 dose
for intact
animals on the second day after vestibular exclusion caused
10070 death of I
:experimental animals. However, when rabbits were irradiated
immediately
after the labyrinthectomy. the same dose acted as LD 0 0, Only
in animals
which had survived a period of acute decompensation of
equilibrium functions
and ve a tibular -autonomic disturbances did the character-of
response re-
action~ to ra~diition-'tbniain'iihelia'fige&'."-[W.A:.
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ARLASIMN A U a..
-- -- .J-. - 0 ~
ModificiLtion of P.D. Solovt)vlfi operhtlon.
Urologila tio.6t
5P--59 N-D 163. WIRA 17:9)
1. 1% urologiclieskoy kliniki (zav.- doktor med.
nauk I.P.
Pogorelko) Tashkentskogo meditsintikogo instJtuta.

ARUSHIN, H. I.
A device to nignal the RtRrt of aterilizntione Apt.delo 7 no.3:38-41
M,v-Ja 158 (STIMILIZATION-EqUIPMW AND BUIPPLES) (MIRA 11;7) 1

ARLAUSKAS, A.
Cytology of the cOntent of nbn:~cssc:; ani fistulne
accomInnying
osteoarticular tuberculosis. Sveik. apsaug&7-11 Mr
~63.
19 Respublikine Kauno vaiku tuberkuliozes
sanatorija.
4K

- ARLAUSKAS, A.
Let's increase the role of teachers' councilg.
Prof.-takb.
obr. 18 no.8:9 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. taveduyushchiy respublikanskim
uchabno-matodichookim '
kabinatom, g. VilInyus. (Ii-Iniuo--Vocational
education) I '

ARLAUSKAS, M. P.
Subsoiling of clay solla in Lithuania. Zemledelle 24 no.9:71-73
S 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Litovskiy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut zemledeliya.
(Lithuania-Tillage)

Al;aAZOROVP M,
11~~
.Take-off and landing in the sky. Zrian.-Bila 38
no.5:26-27 My 163.
(MIRA 16:11)

A
gAmyt
A
First in the stratosphere. Znan. sila 38 no.9t42-" S
163.
(MIRA 16t12)

-AR140ROV, M,
The path to Mars leads through Kaluga, Znan.-sila
37
noo9:12-15 S 162* (MIRA 15:12)
(TSiolkovskiio Konstantin Edualrdovichp 1857-1935)

~ .. \( v
L- IN-A f n t - I v - L-
SIORITS, Z.A. OSTROVSKIY, %,SKIII, L.H. (Moe-va);
BATZ, 14.9. (S-olnnsO; BORSUK, H.V. Wvrrr); IYF07, A.11. (Balm);
CHANTURIWL, Zd.. (Tbilisi); NOVIKOVA, V.S. (Oro.,chovo-Zuyovo);
DUBNOV,
Ya.S. (14on%va); STI.-30W.,'11T, S.13. (Mnskv.-,); h7LAVIY,
L.P. (Lenin.,,r.-,;-);
7,ONIYBV, P., (Stnvropoll); CHIJUERMI, D.L. (GrtisSSR);
AS.Wlirlov, 11.11.
(YarorInvII); rOIU8JRV, V.A. (Kuvshinovo); MUI~UN, V.V.
Unninrrad);
DAIPWV, U. (Go7-all); ROZA'-,KRG, V.I. (Lenin,~v-d); TIKHOITOV,
P.G.
(Kv.rtirt-nei); ROWIGM, F.A. (Khnr"r-ov); MI11LOS, R.It.
(Moskarn): OGAY,
S.V. (Frunze); ROFE-W."01TOV, V.S.; B.",RSIIT:!,YII, A.
(Hos'cv,.0-, AFJkZA*mV,
V.L.. (MosIcva)
Solutintis to Problaris. )ht.pros. no.IL:253-270 15".
(Mat hornt ic s-- Problems, e-mr(AaoG, ate.)

ARLAZOROV, M.; KAPLAN, S.
The UT-2 training plans with an M-11 engine. Voene
znano 25 no~5:
12-13 My 149. (Airplanes) (MIRA 12:12)

AZEMIIKOV, V.; ARLAZOILOV .- LISKIY, F.; BAKANOV,
S.; BELOUSOV, I.;
., M I
131LENKIIII, D.; VAIELI, I.; VLADIIIIROVp L.;
GUS311011EV, S.;
YELAGIN, V.; YERESIIKO, F.; ZIIURBINAj S.;
KAZARNOVSKAYA, G.;
KALINR, Yu.,- KELER, V.; KONOVALOVO B.;
KREYNDLIN, Tu.;
LEBEDEVj L.; PODGORODNIKOV, M.; RABINOVIC11p I.;
REFIN, L.;
WOLYAN, G.; TITARENKO, V.; TOPILINA, T.;
FEDCHENKO, V.;
EYDELIMAN, N.; R-IME, A.; NAUMOV, F.; YAKOVLEV,
N.;
MIKHAYLOV, K., nauchn. red.; LIVANOV, A., red.
[Little stories about the great cosmos) Malen'kie
rasskazy o
bol'shom Kosmose. Izd.2., Moskva, Molodaia
gvardiia, 1964.
368 p. WIRA 18W

I IWO
I
Red banner at the "sumit oi the world" (OCOSM160 of
the North
Pole" by I.Spirin. Reviewed by M. Arlazorov).
Kryl.rod. 2 no.3:21
my 151.
On-RA 10: 2)
(Arctic regions) (Spirin. I.)

ARLAZOROV, M.; APANASIYNVA, K.L., red.; LHONOVA.
L.P., takhn.red.
[The future begins today; a collection of popular
science
sketches] Budushchee nachinaetsia segodniae. abornik
nauchno-
populiarnykh ocherkov. Vladimir, Vladimirskoe
knizhnoe izd-vo,
1959. 181 P. (MIRA 13:3)
(Science--kiscellanea)

ARWOROV, M.
Outer space uncovers its secrets (OSeeond Soviet
spaceship; materials
published in Pravda"). Znan. eila 35 no. 12:39 D 160.
(MIRA 13:12)
(Spaceships)

-AR=WV*..M.,
I
Nothing is beyond man's power (wMam reconditions ths'plamt" by I.
Adabeshov. Reviewed by M* Arlazrov)o Zman.aila 36 no.ls23 -Ta 161.
(MIRA 34:3)
(Science) (Teohno:Logy)
(Adabeshaq 1.) . -
-1

ARIAZOROV 0 M.
Now facta about Tviolkovskil. Znan.sila 36 no.3:8-10 Mr 161.
(MIRA 140)
,(Tsiolkayakiip Konotantin Eduardovicht 1857-1935)

ARIAZOROV, M.
Investigation of the facts continues., ... a Nauka i zhiznl
28
no*5:72-74 My 161* (MIRA 14%6)
(TSiolkovskii.. Konstantin Eduardovich, 1857-1935)

ARLAZORDV, M. A.
USSR/Ingineerinp Surveying, Equipment Nov 51
"Geodetic Automatic Instruments," M. A. Arlazorov
"Nauka i Zhiznl" Vol XVIII, No 11, p 37
Briefly dpscribes surveyor's level designed by Engr
M. A. Artanov. Instrument is attached to frame of
bicycle and approximately 10 times more efficient it
operation thsn ordinary level. Engr Artanov invented
a series of geodetic instruments, 2 of which are men-
tioned: planigraph, drawing automatically not pro-
file but plan of terrain, and level-planigraph, re-
preeenting combination of both instruments.
213T70._ I

1. ARLAZOROV$ M-11-
2. USLOR (600)
4, Leveling
7, Automatic machinery in geodesic work* Nauka i zhiznl
18 no* 11 1952
9, Monthly List R_f Russian Accessions$ Library of Congress,
February 1953.
TniMassifled.

ARIAZOROVI M. -- - - - ----
-,- --- - - to the stars" by K.E. TSiolkovskii. Reviewed
by M.
Arlazorov. -Tekh.mol. 29 no.8:32-33 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Interplanetavy voyages)
I I (TSiolkovskii, K.E.)
Ii

ARIAZOROV M
Macocha caves. Znan. sila 36 no. 2:24-25 F t61. (MM 14:5)
(Czechoslovakia-Caves)

ARLAZOROV, M.1 VIADIKIROV, L.
Tsiolkovskii medals Znan. sila 36 no. 5:6-7 My 161.
(MIRA 140)
(Astronauties)
A

Fw r
- .1 . I
knnowv~ - M. S. - - - -- -
I I .
37300- RD MS. (Reaktivny" dvigatell). VSB-. NAUKA i zhizn 1. M.,
1949, a. 367-82
SO: Istopis I Zhumaltnykh Stateyo Vol. 7. 1949

ARLAZQROV, M. S.
37495. ZONSMYN. S. I. i ARIAZOROV 3 Bystraye zvuka.
f4erk'hzvakovyye samoletY7 -
--7 ogj. 1-y Avt: S. I. Zonshain hil. V-sb: Nauka i zhizn' M.,
1949, S,
383-90.
SO: Letopts' Zhumallnvkh Statey, Vol. 7, 1949

fV)
Chelovek na krylliakh. Moskva, Cos. i7d-vo
Kulltprorveti, 1950.
213 P., illus., ports.
Titl,7~ tr.: Man on winps.
TL526.RgAg
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation In the Soviet
Union, Library of
Con,,-res,-:, 1955.

TUXACHINSKIT, H.S.; ANAWY~,,,# .. redaktor;
AIRLAMOV, S.N., takhai-
cheskiy redaktor. 'I
[How machines count] Irak sohitalut mashiny.
Moskva, Goo,izd-vo
tekhnIko'-tsorst. lit-ry, 1952. 63 P.
(Naidohno-popullarnaia. bib-
lioteka, no.37) [Xicrofilm) (MM 7*.10)
(Calculating mabhines)

ARIAZOROV, M. S.
K. E. TSiolkovskii; ego zhiznt i delatellnost'. Moskva,
Gostekhitdats
1952. 126 p. (Liudi russkoi nauki)
Title tr.: K. E. TSiolkovskii. His life and activity.
TL540.T84A7
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet
Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

VW.
ARLA R V.,,K.S.,* GORINOT, A.V., -professor, radaktor;
FODYMOV. L.M., kandidat
' ,il~khniche*akikh nauk, redaktor; VICRINA, G.P.,
tekhnicheskly redAktor.
[In search of nev roads] V poiskakh novykh dorog. Pod red.
A.Y.Gorino-
va. Moskva, Goa. transportuos shel-dor. izd-vo 1954. 147
p.(MLRA 7:12)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Gorinov)
(Railroads)

ARIA RRIMO. D.A., red.; YERX"OVA, Te.A.,
tekhn.red.
[KonBtantin Jl&uardovich TSiolkovskii; his life and work]
Koustantin
Bduardovich TSiolkovakii; ego zhisn' i doiatellnost'. ltd.
2-oe,
itspr. i dope Koskva, Goe.izd-vo, tekhniko-teoret. lit-ry,
1957.
142 p. (MMA 11:2)
(TSiolkovskii.,Konstantin Iduardovich, 1857-1935)

. . I , ,4
fit 1 11 1-t
I f 7
PHASE I BOOK EcnDITMON 460
Arlazorov Mikhail Saulovich
Chelmk n& kryllyakh (Man on Wings) Moscow, Izd-vo DOGW, 1958.
274 p.
30:000 copies printed.
Ed.: Grigorlyeve, A. Iq Tech. Ed.: Karyakins, N. S.
PURP00% The book in intended to arouse popular interest in the
development of
aviation and its heroes. Emphasis in placed on the programs of
Russian avia-
tion unftr Soviet rule.
COVERAM: - The author attempts to describes for popular
consumption, the entire
develovient of aviation Imeonardo da, Vinci's time to the most
recent
achievements. He has compiled an enormous amount of names facts,
figures,
events, and anecdotes. The book contains 95 4113, Ions. It vu
reviewed and severely criticized for scientific inaccuracies and
other
shortcomings in Sovetskaya Aviatsiya, Nr 123 (2987) of My 28,
1958. There
are no reference@.
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A fantasy, in lieu of an introduction 7
Ch. 1. - The Atmosphere

In purmit of the invisible

Light and
darkness
15
Sailing under the clouds
24
Mendele~evl is achievement
26
The vay to the stratosphere
29
Path of the heroes
32
Ch. T.T. Paths of Discovery

Jet engines and rocket missiles
36
The first vings
41
The "little birds" (paper moft1s) of the
gover nt official Mr. Motov
47
Teacher at a distrie;W school
50
fte flight of birds- -fomdstlon of tAe art of fIjW
53
Russian
kite pilots
56 r
r
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Ch. 331. Science or Pijght
The history of two errors
Teacher and papils
The loop
Fast and safe
Ch. IV. fter Stronger Wings
Mrakovskiyl a associates
"Russian Pliers' Dee
The theorist of interplanstary flights
The pz nor as a means of propulsion;
The Russian aircraft engine
Heroes of the air
man Outwits death
Northward coum
Russian combat aviation
Ch. V. Soviet Avittim
The first szops
Wrong or&~.Ies
The pilot controls the &:Lveraft
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the propeller as a wing
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3.17
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Birth of the be3loopter
134
Test of maturity
138
An airplane
flies last
142
The road across the Pole
:L45
Then a country
demands heroism
148
Ch. VI. Mw Designer of Flying Tanks

A
difficult problem.
150
Armor as a structural elsiment,
153
In
the laboratory for art1ficial hurricanes
156
This role of the
tvin prototMs, of airplanes (one destined for flight

tests,,
one for static tests)
158
Loft drawings on plywood sh"to
162
Ch.
VII. For Our Soviet Fatherlandl

A frustrated design
165
Everyth2mg for the front,, everything for victory
173
An
unusual trophy
175
The road to victory
178
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