SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIGER, G.A. - KLIKA, O.

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KLIGKR,-2&-A. Can4 Ohm Sol -- (dies) *?he synthesis of aliphatic mines
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-md*C*%wd from oxides of carbon, hydrogeVind mmonlao" Moss 19570 11 PP
(Aaekd Sol USSR, Inst of Petroleum), 100 copies (KL, 5-58, 100)

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KAUN, TiuZ,j BASMaXOT, A#Nsj ZMMIXL, Lol.; ORIDTA. N.A.: IM
Influence of reduction conditions on the properties of molten
Iron catalysts used in alcohol synthesis from carbon monoxide
and hydrogen. trudy last* neftle lOt262-268 .157. (MM Ilt4)
(Alcohols) (Carbon monoxide) (11ydrovu)

AUTHORSs Bashkirovj A. H., gaean, Tus 3-j Kli-er, 0. A. 62-50-4-21/32
TITLEt Composition of Pro&wts Obtialned by the Synthesis of
Aminus ~of Carbon-, llydroj;ea- arw "~unia Lonoxide
(Sontav produktov ainteza aninov I-. okisi uZlerods,
vodoroda I a=iaka)
PERIODICALi Izvextiy& Akadouti Nauk G53alOtdolen4a Xhinichaskikh
Vauko 1950# Hr 4, PP. 504-506 (USSR)
ABSTIUCT t Already earlier the authors realized the synthesis of
the alkyl amines of CO and awonia In the presence of
molten iron catalysts. The synthatizing products obe
tained contained up to 25-A aliphatic auinon. Furthers.
more a perfection of the used catalysts was carried
out. A stable# active and rather colective catalyst
was found. In the presence of the catalyst the aut Ora
synthetized on most favorable conditionst from I ix~
12oto gram of synthesis products (without water).
Of these were 54jo% alkylamineo (3o$ of which in liquid
and 21,o% in can state). Tables 1-4 aive information.
Card 1/2 on the results of tho elementary analysis of some

The Composition of the Synthetization Products of the 62-50-4-21/32
Aminee of Carbon-# Hydrogen- and Ammonia Monoxido
fractions of the deotillation and the phyaical cone
stants of some fractions.
There are 4 tables and 12 reforences, 3 of which are
Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONe Institut nefti Akademii nauk SSGR (Petrole=
1"Uttitep AS UM)
SUBMITTEDs November lo, 1957
AVAILLBLEs Library of Con3reas
1. Catelysts-4ynthesis-Stidy and teaOMAS
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50) SGIV/62-59-7-34/30
Kagan* 'Jus 3*9 3achkirov, A. ff., Klirerp Go A.# ierwa~ov#
AJTHORSs
Yu. 1.
TITLEs Transforaation of n-Datyl Amine Under 3-nthesin Conditions
from Carbon Oxide and Hydro-,cn (Frtvrashchcn14e nibattlamin3
v usloviyakh nintcza It okial ugllzrola I vodorods)
I'ERIODICALt Izvestija Akademii cauk S53:1. Otdelrntye khW1chv3k1%h n3uk#
1959s Nr 7, pp 1345 - 1346 (MB-41)
ABSTUCTs It had been fcund in provioun invcetiiqtIons that w~hen cyn-
thesizing n_Uatyl amine froz CO, 9 2 :1 ;. d I;H3i:i the pres-6nee
of Iron astalystat di- and triall~ylla -~r,! forzed iii addition
to monoalkyl amines. Noreov,_r, the for,-.ation of tha di- and
trialkyle van found to be da:iendtnt In the coirue of rcaction
b,j the facilitated reactinS possi!Alitj of ,ri~_arj amines with
oxy3eu-uontaining prodacto frou tte lsydro~,~cn-3%11on of -the
carbon oxide (alcohols, aldohydc,4, etc). The conclialon was
drawn thtrefrom that the necondsr~ and tertiarj a:aInea tanf be
obtained from CO, H2, and the pri-aary aairc, herc n-but;rl
Card 1/3 amine. Thin conclanion is aubmitttd, to ux%An3tion in the

Trateforastion of n-Dutyl Anine Under 3 C Y/C 2 - 5 ~"' -7- 3 4/ 3 8
Conditions From Carbon Oxide and ffjdrodeii
cold 2/3
2rtaent paper. The syntheals conditiors rere tho ui;;~ wl
in references I and 2. A ioltnn iron iatal'int ra.1 also ;ante.
In t%c Investi,stion, The amines obtaincd %cr.- rotentiometri-
cally titrated, The folle7iti: una investil-ste4 in the ocur3t
of ainthessist the inflierce tZerted by tht. atiint addition r2te
upon the catalystq bj tcuperatire, pre-sure, and tht zatio
CO/11 in the initial mixture on the yi,-ld and tho p:odatts of
tit-. syrAthesis. The data obtained are apealfied in tht table. It
a2y be obaerved fro= the latter that ctcon4iry in,! tartinro-
amiars may be act4ally obtaincd in t%, ainrzer descri!)cdo and
that$ by obaneing the conditioLa# tic reaction may he dirtattd
to the prodjotion of uither secondary or tertiary aminta, In-
ortase in the ooticentration of n4utyl -imine and tcneratare
leaes to the predominant formation of n1cond3r;r amini, '.1lu-
tion of Ityaro'--en, low teapLrature, and ~-low addition of r.-biAtwl
azine on the cataljat for the Ycraation of tcrti3ry a;jine#
Rising pressure increaftea the foraatios, of th#! two aziLea. At
P" ';00 the larsest perct-rit*ajt. jicld of stoondary and t~.-rtiary
uuinea in obtalutd The addltioaill;- obtainzd priuar$
aminc to cij~4c4 by.d13proportiocation. Therc are !

Trareforu.stion of n-But~l Awine Under 3,jrth:rAs
Conditions Prou Carbon Oxide and Hjdrojen
table and 10 referenaces 7 of 10~101 3rt 3oviet.
ASSOCIATIONt InstItut nafti Akadtati nauk SSMI (I:-.:tW4t4c c"' Petr,)Icum
of the Acadeny of Sociencest USSR)
SUWTTEDt JAWM7 19P 1959
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XLIGER, G.Ael 40WROVp A#N*; BZZINGVtj NA; XAQN,, Yu.B.
Method for ana2ping products obtained tV the interaction
of a.Uphatio alooholm vith amonia in the presence, of
hydrogen. Nettakhinia. 1 no-31397-402 Mr-Jo 161.
(KIRA 261n)
1. Institut neftekhWebaskogo mintau AN SSSR*

KAOANI Yu.B.; RASMaROV,, AA.; ILICAR,. O.Aj CHZHOU CHZHAO-DI [Chou Chao-ti);
MAN, X.Ye,
Reaction between cotyl alcohols and anvionia under the brdro-
gen pressure on a fund iron catalyst. Neftakhim4 1 no. t
403-410 W-19 161, (Kn~ 16tl:L?
1, Inatitut neftekbi-icheskogo aintesa AN SSSR i t.natitut
tonkay khImIaMskol t4khnologii imeni Lomonosm.

KAGANO Tu.B.; BASHMUV L*Ne; O*A.j CHZHOU CMHAO-DI
(Chou Chao-till XR, S.U. -.-.
Iffect of the molecular voigbt of alcohol on the proes"
of its M-4nation. saftskmaiia, I no-42555-563 JI-Ag 061.
WRA Mill)
19 Institut nefUWAimichoskogo mintesa AN SM L Mbskovskiy
Institut tonkay khimiehoskoy takhnologii imeni Lomonosm.

KAGU,, Yu&B.j RUMW=p AA; XUGXR, O.A.
Aidutlon of a-butwol mr Im "Wrots =der W"gon PMOUX so
no*34"473 It 1610 (KM& 14SQ
ISTAN MR Otd*khJA*A=k
la lotitut naftekkWoUsbSo sistesa AN MR,

KAOAV)~-Yu.B.; MSIIYIRC)VI, A.N.; MURS G.A.; ROZOVSKIY,, A.U,
Certedn problems involved in the microkinstics of amir-tion of
alcoholq on fused iron catalysts. Neftekbimlia 2 no.2:253-256
Y&%Ap 162. (KM& 15s6)
I# Institut neftekhImIcheskogo mintesa, All SSSR,
(Alcohols) (A-ination)

Amm.-" BASHMOVIP A.M. LM GUAX-m Eta guaswryt); all, OA.1
HEZIM's X.N.J Imma TU.B.
16thod of anLIping products of reaction betwoon aliphatic
alcohols and aMq2 adnes. Neftokhinia 2 1 no.ld2l-126 J~o-F
162. (KDA 15 3 5)
I* Institut neftekhLed -go sintesa AN SSSR.
Aft4nfts)
(Alcohols)

0.1,; 8ASMI#OVg 1.0.1 LrUr-OVAN-M ILU luang-y'u*); MAN, U.S.
of the; strutusui end no2scular weight of IniU&1
an the intAr"tion-of aliphatic alcohols with primary alkyl
amines, Neftekbiniia- ' 2 no,3084P.390 *-Je 162. (KIRA 15M
1. Institut neftakhWobaskogo sinten AN SSSR.
(Alcohols) (Amines)

KAGAN, Yu,B.; BASHKIROV, A.N,j ILIGERO 0,A.1 LWY GUAN-YUY JIZ Kuang-yu)
Synthesis of secondary alkyl smines from aliphatic alcohols
and primary amines* NottekhLaiia 2 nn.3t391-397 Vq-Je 062.
(MIRA 150)
1. Institut neftekhisiobeakago sintsu AN SM.
(Amines) (Alcohols)

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AUTHORt Kagan, ~ Tue Be I Imsburows, A., so I Kligere of 40 11 loop ftesseys
Trr~z: synthesis of secondary alky free carbon moaoxLde, hydrogen a164 'i. w.
Usthylastnee
SOWM lkftakhLniy$o V* 40 noo I# It"# 106-110
7-
TOPIC TAQSs secondary olkylasineg syntbastst aminstiong process coodftiong
reaction wachaniss, wethylalkylaplas
AMIMCTs Continuins earlier work (Yus be Migans Ae No 11askirowt 0, A, 91iser,
Yu, I* Yormkav* Ixvs AN U8R# Otd* kh1m* as (1959), 1345), the interaction of
CO, H2 and methylawine to form secondary alkylauLnes we@ *tu"*4. Using a fused
Iron catelypt# the optimum s"thesis conditions are 100-140 atmospheres pressures
1250 hours"4� Volume flOW Of the initial PS U'XtUr4V & temperature Of Ul-175 016.
and an 112:CO:CH3NH2 ratio Of 4111191$*1The yield of secondary aninas was 77-78,3.
solo%* The product also coutained
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pounds, indicating the synthesis probably proceeded In two stog"I (1) the
formation of the sompounds from CID aud followed'by
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AUTHORSI. Guzhavin, V. X-s Zigor,, 0. 1C.1 xolganove V. Zer Labodev,
A. V.i Marish, K, S.y Prokosbkin, YU. JD'4_'Smolyahkinj, V. T.1 Sokolov,
A. Pej Soroko, Le Hot Tslui Wa-chluang
TXTLEs Pion production in pp collisions at 6SO MsV energy
SOURCEj Zh
eksper. L toor. fize, ve Of no* 4# 1964# 1245-12S6
TOPIC TAGSt pion production,, pion pion interaction,' rosonknee scat-
tering, Mandelstam representation* isotopic invariance
ABSTRACTt A liquid-hydrogen bubbie chamber was used to investigate,
pion-nucleon correlations and the angle and energy distributions of
;r
one produced.by 650-MoV protonse The investigation was motivated
p
by the few unanswered questions which the Mandelstam phenomenological
resonance model (Prooo Roy. Soco vt A244# 491, 1958) 6oeq not supply.
Among these questions are.the possibility that Laospin is not *an-
CWd l/S

Accusiou NRs AP4031146
served and the role of the (3/2, 3/2) resonance in pion production-
Four reactions are investigated
P + P + P
P + P.4 d + W,
P+P-P+P+so- I
The results of the invustigation indicate that the experimental anp-
lar distributions of neutral and charged pions are consistent with
the assumption of isotopic invariance. The contributions of W-sub-'
system states with isospin T a 1/2 and3/2 are measured and found
7rN
to be 72 _t 3% in the latter.case. The cross sections, the angular
distributionso and energy spectra of the particles were determined
by methods free of the influence of systematic arrors.inherent in
experiments using particle counters. Zn addition, wqleand onergy
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correlations were obtained in the three-particle processes (3)-and
Mi these characteristics could not be obtained by earlier pro-
cedures. The liquid-hydrogen bubble chamber makes it possible to
carry out an exbaustive study of all pp scattering processes in a
single experiment. it was confirmed that the cross section for pion!
p4ir production in this energy range is negligible. aln conclusion
we thank the technicians and laboratory assistants for good operation-
of the liquid-hydrogen bubble chambers the scanning group of ITSF
headed by D. 1. Tumanova, the scan;Ang group of OrYal who reduced
the pbotographat and also Ye* X, Landis and Ye, B.,Gallpern for.
matting up the program and performing the calculations on the else-
tronic computer.* Orij. art. hass 14 figures, 21 formulas, and 1
tablee
ASSOCIATXONt Institut teoretioheskoy i sksperimentallnoy fiziki.
GXAE (institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, GKAZ)j
.Ob~yedinenny*y institut yaderny*kh Looledovaniy (Joint Institute of
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A=.SSXOM ns AP4031146 MLOSMI 01
Comparison of pion energy spectra
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12-945-65 1VT(m)/T/EWA(m)_2 AFWL/SSD/ABD(a)_5/xsD(10 7/004/1228/1231
ACCESSION NR.' AP4047888' S/0056%4700
Guzhavin, V. M.; FUlger G K - Kolganov, V. Z-1 Lebso_O_V'~
Prokoshkin, lu. D.,
A. Mari5h, K. S.; Munin,
~;,)kolov, A. P.1 Soroko, M..; Ts'ui, Wa-ch'uang
TITLE: Elastic proton scattering at 650 MeV
GOURCEs Zburnal eksperLmantol'ncy L tooretich-makoy fixikL, v. 47,
no. 4, 1964, 1228-1231
-FOPIC TAGS- proton proton scattering, elastic scattering, angular
dependence, scattering cross section, differential cross section
ABSTRACTi A total of 1767 events of elastic p-p scattering at 650
MeV was registered with the liquid-bubble chamber of the XTEF,
placed in the beazn of protons with energy 650 + 5 Mev. The equip-
ment and procedure were described by the authors elsewhere (ZhETP
v. 46, 1245, 1964)1 the proton scattering angles were measured with
Cofd 1/2

L 1-3945-65
ACCESSION NRs -AP4047800-
the LYaP reprojector (A. T. Vasileriko et al. PTE, No. 6. 34. 1957).
A statistical comparison of the pre3ent data with earlier results
is made. The angular dependence of the differential cross section.
averaqed over angle intervals of 30, is deduced from the results and
approximated by means of an empirical polynomial. 'In conclusion we
thank M. P. Saldin for help with the measurements on the reprojector
and microscope, an~ L. 1. Lapidus for a discussion of tte resuLts.0
Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 2 formulas, and I table.
ASSOCIATIONt Ob"yedinenny*y institut Vaderry*kh issledovaniy
(Joint-I-natitute of RuClear ReSearch)
SUBMITTED: 30Apr64 ENCL: 00
SUB OODE.- NP Nit RSF SOVt 006 (YMERs 001
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KLIGER, G.K.1 KOLGAHOV, V,Z.; LEBEMVq A.V.1 SHOLYAHM, V.T.; SOKOL4DVpA.P*
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Coinstmiction ot liquid-biydrogan bubble chombers; ' '"';l)
Prib, I takho okspe 9 noo3t3-25 My-Je 164 (HIRA IS
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AUt OR-. V. Z.; Leboday
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TITLE:, Problems of designing Oquid-hidrogen bubble chambers. (A review)
SOUR(-;E: Pribory* i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 3. 1964, S-Z5
TOPIC TAGS: bubble chamber. liquid hydrogen bubble chamber. bubble. chamber
design
ABSTRACT: Based on 1946-63 Soviet sources and 1952-63 Western (mostly
American) sources, the review covers theme points: Invention and development of
the chamber; principal parts and, their arrangement (round, rectangular, cortical
chambers). transillumination at small angles; metals used for cf-amber housing
and their low-temperature characteristics; illuminators. their expansion-
contraction conditions, and gaskets used to meet thorn; thermostatic controls;
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AGCES~SION NR: AP4041007
oylphon, gas, and piston expansion mechanisms, radiation screens; auxiliary
cooling devices; safety eevices and safety problems. Twelve large liquid-
hydrogen bubble chambers (7 American, 2 French, I CERN. I British. and 1 TEF
Soviet) are listed with these characteristics reported: working space dimensions,
housing rraterial, number and arrangernem of illuminators, expansion syrtem,
illuminator gasket, piston gasket, thermostatic control, liquid hydrogen
consumption, operating mode, piston stroke. expansion factor, magnet
characteristics, exposure, false radius of curvature, year of completion. Orig.
art. has- 20 figures, 14 forraglas, and 4 tables.
ASSCCIATION: none
SUBMITTED: 00 ENCL: 00
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Hodslitayn) Kiyuvakoy obbwti,

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OrpAisation and inthods of the Implementation of "cancer
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D 163 * (XMA 17s2)
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Author X31guan) Y., 16
Title I Statistical theory of heavy nuclei and nuclear forces
Periodical : Zhur. eksp. I teor# fit.. 28,p 2-97-307, March 1955
Abstract : The statistical theory$ which is a semiclassical approximatior of the
method of self-aJusted field, was theory in application to heavy nuclei
takind Into account unsaturated spine and charges for various cb&M-
syaw.tric functions of Interaction between nucleons vith functions of dis-
tance or ttie Yukaws form., _g2oexp (-kr)/r. The autbor obtains and Investi-
gates the c"tions for the distribution of both total density of the nu-
~Ieons mid also the "charge* or *spin" density. fie obtains the forw4, " for
the principal "isotopic"-and supplementary term of the expression for the
energy of the tuclaus. He considers the influence of various properties *f
the nuclear forces upon the tebavior of complex nuclei. Ton references,,
includirug: F. I# 10igman,, ibid, .14, 323, 19414; 16, 346, 1948.
Institution: Kiev Technological Institute of Light Industry
Submitted December 15, 1953

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AUTHOR: Kligmant 7, 1, SOV/56-35-2-9/60
TITLE: On the Distributio'n"of Nucleon Density In Nuclei
(0 raspredelsnit plotnosti nuklonov v yadrakh)
PERIODICAL; Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy I teoreticheskoy fisiki, 1950,
Vol 35, Ir 2, pp 367-371 (USSR)
ABSTRACT. Among the many theoretical and experimental possibilities
of making a contribution towards the researoh of nuclear
construction the author chose the following: With the aid
of the statIstical theory he investigates the distribution
of orbital moment& in nuclei, using different distribution
funotions. A comparison with experimental results shows
that suitable distribution functions can be found which
satisfy certain results (scattering tests with fast
electrons on nuclei# condition of saturationt *bell model
For r 410 (R0 a domain of constant density in the nualeusi.
?o constj N, K(21+1)3 (N1 a maximum number of
nucleons of one, kind in the nucleus), and for K it holds that
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On the Distribution of Nucleon Density in Nuclei SOV/56-35-2-9/60
r2
K To ? (r) dr/(r3?(rB
For ro!~R it holds that ~(r) - Yof(x),whers, f(x) for a
0
Fermi distribution" to equal to 1/0 + 0 (r-,)/I). With
d/Reff w 4x r2 (r)dr the following holds for Fermi
11
distribution: Roff c(3J)1/3 and V 4,4,&/(3J)1/311.- b/o4gl
d - 4A b.
d and o ore determined empirically (scattering of fast
13
neutrons as being d - (2,4.! 0t3),10- . on and
(ijo? 10002 A,/3).10-13 ... ?or A - 40, 77, and 197
the corresponding 6, 7t X- and Reff"'luse are given In
table 2. The shape of the distribution function to given in
accordance with the distribution decrease ut ro"OR, In three
Card 2/3 forms, which satisfy the *xp artments-

On the Distribution of Xualoon Density in Nuclei
BOT/56-35-2-9/60
Mr-2
Case a - Gaussian distribut of I I
ion: J(r) o*XP a
Cis* b - Linear distribution: g(r) - foOto + a r)I&
for R04 r 4RO + &I for r;~Ro + a: f(r) 0
Came o - Exponential distribution: q(r) - fooxjf-(r Ro)/j
There are I figure# 2 tabl*sq'and 15 referencest 9 of which
are Soviet*
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IVroved synclaramus starting circuit for electric xultiple
unit trains, RIaLl. topl.tiaga 6 no.2:8-9 F 162. (KIM 15:2)
1. N&Oh&lfnik elektrodepo Nikopoll PridnoprwsW dorogi (for
Klipap). 2, Dnepm_"trovski Inotitut in n6roy zbolemodo-
roshoop transports, (for VISM
(Ilmotrio railroads-Squipwnt and supplies)

MrAMlY, A.$
Producing prefabricated reinforced concrete parts at the
building site, Mokh.trud.rab. 8 noe?III-13 O-N 134.(KLU 8:1)
L Upravlymyushohly trostom Meatrostaakov troy (for 3ro dywwkly)
2, Ildhallalk prolevodstyeaw-tekhaichookogo otdola treate, (for
(Precast concrete construction)

KIAGO,A Anak Natw 'ph, LABn.SKIY Leonard lvjijvj,;'
vfgavichj BALYAMAYA, A.Ye.,, r--d.
(Collectlon of problems on design and drawing in wchanl-
cal eLgIneering) Sbornik raschetno-graflchasklkn zadanii po
takhn1cherkol rektAnike,, Klevp Izd-vo Kiev-skcgo univ..,
1964. 246 p. 16:3)

KUMNO N.V. lath
lutowtio control of the heigbt of the longitudinal silos of
couplers. T"t. ISNII MPS 22 no.4t4O-43 163. (XM 160)
(Milmd"ump yards)
(Automatic control)

KLIGMANO M,Taoy lash&
Prestrossing of round reinforced conarets tanU by s"rats
members (from "Baton and StaMbetonbau.0 no.5. 1962). Bet.1
I shol.-bot. 9 so.503-235 Yj 163. XMA 16s6)
(Tanks) (Huncery-Prestressed concretol

SOV/111-59-3-19/26
AUTHOR: Kligman, V.S,Chief
TITLE: What the Technical-Economic Laboratory of the Moscow
Post Office is Working On (Had chem rabotayet tekhnlko-
ekonomicheskeya laboratoriya moskovskogo pochtamta)

PERIODICAL: Veet;nik avyazi, 1959,1%Nr 3, p 34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article describes the work of the technical-eco-
nomic laboratory of the moscow Post office, organized
in 1954, and made up of 3 groups, the first for pro-
blems of organization and operation of postal communi-
cations, the second for mechanization, and the third
for mechanization of records. 30 persons work in the
laboratory# over half in the second, mechanization
groups The laboratory studies the organization of
production processes In dispatch offices and enter-
prises of the Moscow post-office, and other postal
enterprises in the country, studies mechanized postal
operation abroad, and heavy and labor-consuming opera-
tions in other branches of the Soviet economy. The
Card 1/4 laboratory is charged with making up projects for mecha-

SOV/111-59-3-19/26
What the Teohnical-Economic Laboratory of the Moscow Post Office
is Working On
nization of the production processes in dispatch of-
f1coo# sorting centers and municipal communications
offices under the kosuow P.0, During the past two
years the laboratory has made up projects of partial
and complete mechanization for 11 dispatch offices,
4 sorting centers, and 15 municipal communications
offices# The majority of projects are implemented by
the experimental workshop of the Moscow Post-office#
A 1957 project for re-organization and supplementary
mechanization of production px is In the dispatch
office for printed matter of the Moscow P*0* to
described, In the current year the laboratory is to
make up projects for the supplementary mechanization
of 8 dispatch offices, 2 sorting centers, as well as
mechanization for 12 municipal communications offices.
The author enumerates a number of construction projects
Card 2/4 for now means of mechanizing postal communications,

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What the Technioal-Economio Laboratory of the Moscow Post Office
is Working On
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undertaken on assignment of the main postal Rdminist-
ration of the Ministry of Communications of the USSR)
or on the laboratm7lsown initiative, several of which
have already'passea to the serial production stage.
Two large operations, "a system for processing, trans-
portingg and mechanizing the loading and unloading
of parcel post on the ba sis of using containers"g and
"an arrangement of pneumatic post for transporting .
documents between dispatch offices of the Moscow Post,
Office" are cited. Testing of domestic and foreign
means of mechanizing postal operations has an import-
ant place in the work of the laboratory. A number of
such pro4ects, undertaken In the last 2 years, are
listed# in connection with this work materials of
foreign postal departments and the Unlyernal Postal
Union are translated into Russian at the laboratory,
The laboratory also evaluates suggestions for mecha-
nization submitted by postal workers. Problems of the

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What the Technical-Economic Laboratory of the Moscow Post Office
is Working On
mechanization of records and accounting processes are'
another phase of the laboratory's workq brieflytrw*A
by the author, In all 10 dispatch offices ait"
about 100 municipal commuacations offices employ
mechanization of records and accounting processes*
ASSOCIATION: Tekhniko-ekonomicheskaya laboratoriya Moskovskogo
pochtamta (The Technical-Economic Laboratory of the
Moscow Post Office)

KL10MAXO V.V. Undo teMn, nauk
BamJ* prinalples in the Plotting of an efficlent network
AY$teS for the traffid of 1mg-distance passenger trains.
Trudy MITT no,,20W62-188 165. (MM l816)

KLIGMAN V.V.-q kand.takhn.n&Wt
Scheduling or passenger trains on train shoots for double-track
lines, Trudy MIT no,261t265-IM #63, 27A)

GUNITOVAj XXv insh.; XUCIPANj Y.V.t kand.tekhn.nauki XAKOVKIN,, I.M.;
TISHCH9WKOj Ife-No
Nov organisation of operaticas at main stations and on approach liness
Zbels dor. tramp* 43 no. 1.0447 Ja l6le (KMA 24t4)
lo Ikohallnik stautoll, Tellshanks, Privolthakoy dorogi (for Makovk1n).
2e Flachallnik tovarnoy kontory stantsLi Yellsbanks, Privolsbakay doragi
(for Tishchanko)*
(PAilroads.-height)

C)BROMMIxt 0.1., doktar takho.nauk, prof,j XLICKU, V,V,, kWt#khu#wkuk
Ordor of applioatice.of measwes for inmasIM the traffic md
loading capacity of isix4glo-track limo. Trudy'MIIT no.137sI22-Ul
161. (KEPA 15M
(Railroads-Traffio)

VINNI! n. lr#A*V&plmbol UMZMAv To?*# k&W*teJchn#z"; BIUMVp
He-wt Mop %Andtekbu.nauk
ImproyUg the tookiology of olassift"tiou yards. ZM2,dwatmespe
no.306-4 Mr $62* (MA 1113)
(Rallromd&--H=p yards)

KLIGK4X, V.V.0 kand.takhn.naukt starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik
Mathodoloa for ealculating the mmber of looal trains. Trudy
MIIT no.16WO3410 163. (MIRA 1714)
1. %muchno-isalisdowataltakays laboratorlya dviiheniya
Moskovskogo inatituta indondrov xMUsnoderashnogo transport&.
w

ftols" Onergy at the Fifth World Conferenc* an Powa In View&$ 1956.
Jadma onsrsis 3 noj&W41 Mr 197*
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"CHRISTMO, M, (Khrlstanko, P.1.11 PEMp P.A.1 )aTROPOLLTSKIJ, V.A.
(Mitropolevsk 0 V.A.); SIENUIKOVg, X.D. [Sinellnftoy, K.Dj;
IVANOV$ V.J* 'tI is VOY001; MWSKIJP V.F. Zelenskly,, V.Fjj
MAKVARTj J. translatcrj;,KLIK, F. (tranalatorl
Pin fuel-element forges cooled heavy water power reactors.
Jaderna erArgis 4 no-118330-338 N '58.

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Z/03a/6j/oOO/oo4/Oui/W5
D230/D305
AUTHORs 911k, Franti
TITISs Rxpertmental verification of physical calculations of a re-
actor projoct on a zero-power critical nasembly
1,41UODIUALs Jadernh anergiel no. 4j 1961t 110 - 115
TEXTs Theoretical calculations of physical parameters of a nuclear
reactor are Inherently inaccurate due to the inaccurate knowledge of a nua-
bar of effects connected with nuclear reactions. Therforeq results of theo-
retical calculations are verified on a zero-power critical assembly. A cri-
tical assembly is especially used to eliminate the Inaccuracies due to the
lack of an exact kfiowledge of the following offectst (1) Inaccurate knowled-
ge of the mean number of fast neutrons per one thermal neutron absorbed in
uraniuml (2) Inaccurate knowledge of resonance absorption in U-238; (3) In-
accurate knowledge of nondiffusion corrections; (4) inaccurate knowledge of
the lattice migration &real (5) Inaccurate knowledge of a number of other
ppysical constants of fuel, moderator and structural materials. Ceneral ru-
les for the construction of a critical assembly are given and a typical cri-
Card 1/3
26846
Z/036161/000/004/001/005
Liperinantal verification D238/D305
tical assembly is described. In addition to the above-manthn*d data. a cri-
tical assembly can also be used for the experimental solution of nuclear-.
engineering problems which cannot be calculated at all or only with great
difficulty. Such problems are especially# (1) The distribution of thermal
neutrons around the control rods and within the perimetric channelai the
changes of neutron density caused by the removal or replacement of a fuel
element# and other problems which can be solved by activation measurements
of neutron density, (2) The efficiency of control rodeo changes of reactivi-
ty after removal or replacement of fuel slementes and other problems which
can be solved experimentally by determining the obaws of the effective
multiplication factor and/or geometric parameters. Thus critical assemblies
have become a principal and indispensable experimental tool for research
and development of -new reactor types. There are 3 figures and 19 references
6 Soviet-bloc and 13 non-Soviet-bloo. The references to the four English-
language publications read an followes D.G. Hurst# A.G. Wardo Progress of
Nuclear Energy# $or. 11,11saotorso Pergamon Press 19561, Xuclear Energy Eng
user, Sept. 1959t 4411 Proceedings of the second UN international Conferon~\
ce on peaceful uses of atomic energy# vol. 12t 5661 E.R. Cohen, Exponential
Card2/5

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Z/038 O/Ooo/oO4/001/005
Experimental verification D238YID)305
Experiments on D 0 Uranium Lattices, Report at the 1. Coneva conference,
1955#5 05. (Techlical editors M. Voriesk)
istay jadern6ho viskum 6SAV, gel u
ASSOCIATIONO Prahy (Institute of
Nuclear Ressarcht Czechoslovak ASt Not near Prave)

KMX, Frantlask
Nuclear research in Czechoslovakia# Vestnik CSAV 73
no. is r*-60 164.
Al

tkn X
ZM,iL!K, Jonef.
ThL t..),pirlirontal
1-01 no.1.1 13?4-)-,' N 164.
1. 1natiti1to of bliolou Rest,qr-h of thf,
nf .1,~Ivnrmm, i(ea near 4.%re-g,-~s

Contribution to therapy b7 enviranamto ftk. peychlat. 60
1. Psychlatr1oka lacetua.. Dabrmyo
AR
IN

IL119 Janj IWOLOVA# Dagwar
Current problem *md*W with the d1sobarp of cbronlo
payoblatrio patients, C94, psycb1st. 57 no.AA1.12-115 161.
L Payahlatr1oka leceboap Dobrany.
(MTAL DISOMM rebabil)

XLIX,, Jan
--'----Ca6tAbuticn to extrainstitutional care of chronic psychiatric patients,
Cask. psychiat. 58 no,4s254-257 Ag 162.
is Psychiatricka, lecobna v Dobranscho
(PsymnRY) (REHABILITATION)

CZECHOSLOYAMA
lfj~-A%GEK~ J, XLIK. M.IJILAVACKOVAl M.;Inychintrio Hospital
(Psych. tooeffina), Dobr.any.
"Our RXperionce with the Treatment of Depression with Nortrip..
tyline,"
Prnj~uo, Aotivitas Norvos -a-3u]2oriorp Vol 8, No 4, Nov 660, pp
360 - 362
Abntraot: Nortriptyline is a donothylatod anitr,,,m, ti) ins, and
belongs 1141,0 the ;7,roup *f antidopreativo thymoloptics, , 2btperirients
were condudtad on 15 patlontai all of then repeatedly hosi)ital-
izod ( 3:to 15,tiries)...The aftiniatration or the drug --,Jult*4
in a fast rooodin?, of doprossive symptomtology, Ano~&g aide of
foots taohycardia and hypertension woro observod; both wore com-
ponsated withoutany troatr.ent. Improvement was-Wioved in all
15 patients faster-tha~i in the previous troal.Monts; when Nor-:
triptylene was not yet availables I Table,, 3 Western, 1,Czech
roferanco.~ Submitted .at the 8th Annual Payohopharmacological meet-
in at Zosonik., 18 22 Jan 66.
so

MMOOLMAKIA/Cloneral Biology - Individml Development. B
Transplants mA Coalescense.
Abe Jour i Rer Zhur Slol,, so 6, 1959, 23635
Author Bartos) Jiri; Pesek,, Hiroslav, Junger, tAdislav, K11kaj
Inst
Title Experimental Work on Replacing Dura Hater by Amelon
Orig Pub Ceskosl. neurol., 1957, 2o, no 4,, 233-246
Abstract t The usefulness of amnion for replacement or dvra mater in
dop, cats and guim pip was determined experiwntelly,
It was established that the amion,, as co"red vith other
substitutes (fibrine Map fibrine foam and rascia) corm-
ponds to a greater degree -to the dersinds placed on those
substances. It Is more available and vithstands sterill.
.zation vell, and it conditions a comparatively swell raw-
tion of the surrounding colltlar tissue. In the coursis
of 2 months after surgery, its resorption takes place
Card 1/2 &.~~
20

CZECHOSLOVAKTA/General Biolofil - Wividual Deulopwnt. B
Trans;loLts an. -,oalescenso
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol.0 No 6o 19591 23635
and Its replacement by a connectivt-tissi* layer which
subsequently cannot be microsdopically differentiated
from normal dura pater. rn a majority of cases, an3lon
prevented prolifeiation of tissue into the brain, wA
by this also the formation of platyrrhise adhesion of
the connective tissae with the svrface of Injim-ed brain*
The reseueration of arachnold was absent and, after its
injury, adhesions between the membranes v*re always
observed. X.G. Ostaryan
Card 2/2
R
,RFD
~ M
'F M

CZMWLOVAKL4/Rt%xui diA An'til Morphology - (Normal and
Pathological) NgrVOUS Oyft402. Central NO"OUS
Aft Jour let zhur Koi.,p No 6, iMs 26o8o
Author
Inst
T-itle xntizg~~ of' P1,3*4te'r on MA SpecUmm
Orig Pub s Caskosle mWO14, 19581 60 xo 1. 75-8o
Abstract t The inner surface of IntUs of pia, =ter (which lies
on madbram Maltan OU") consists of tionostratal.
squammsepitholim whose tells vmv studied In mnp
wuk*yp lmi4wm cattle$ dogp cat and rate The Udy
of these calls Is of polygonal shape,, interctIlular
borders are clear,, the mx1mm to round or oval.,
Sm" bbsophLle Smuulos lie near the nucleus in adult
animals, The spithelim which is boing described ap-
peare already in the ambryoual period even If It to
Mrd 1/2

PARM, Arl; JMjPtj ledislavi XUXA# Ma d
Mperimusal works wIth the subsiltution of the dura mater.11.
Hoshl-P ohiro 38 A0,112763-763 loft 59.
1, obir, klin, W, prednasta prof* dr, J& ftvrov*IW Ristougidw
ustay V1, predusta aicad4alk Jan wolf,
(M HAM, lug.) (AMIN, trawl.)

ILTI(A. Idn- I IWUCZKj Fmatlook
The lining of the anterior Wamber in tbe rabbit's eye and Its
motion under "Awntal oanditions, Cs morfologle 9 no-38282-
293 062.
2. Ristalofflaky ustaw fakultr va"beenebo lakarstyl Karlovy md-
vers$ty v Prose# prodoosta akadmik Jan Wolf a n. ocal kliniks
fakulty vasoboonabo lakarstyl Karlovy university v Prose, prodmosta
a)cademl Joromir Kurz.
(M)

EUU, Iduardi MnUt R.
Histologleal strueturs of the bra" oover &f ter developont of
riuntal exencephaUa. Ce morfolocie 9 no.3t2?4-281 161.
1, Matologicky a autaiddy ustay fakalty mobocnebo lebmtvi
Karlovy mivorsity Y Fkase.
(BRUN)

JMINUI R. I KLIUt Z.
CalInlar prollfaratIft In the experimutally produ**d OovvrgrarW.
of-the neuml tabs. 09 porfologlo 9 no.4i406-4U 161.
Is AnatmdoV a histologicky ustay fakulty "Oobsonsha lakikrstvl
Karlov university v Piass.
(POnTiff) I (NZMM STSTIM)

JILIMP
XW date on the dml of sm malforat,lons of the C18, Casko
pediat, 26 no*1212 lei.
Anatoulaby a -bistologIW7 ustay M University Far2ovy v. ft"es
Offm MMS MTIM &boorm)

UJU, Iduardi MAMX* Frantimek
Struture of tb* aterior nrfaas of the Iris. (CaRamtIva studios).
0"k,, morf, 10 no*2t234-241 162.
It Histobgiaky WAY fWmlty vneabsewho Iskarstvi UAivorattr larl"y
v Fmze j prednosta aWealk Jan Wolf# II, ocni k1 4 n4ka f&Wty
vveobecneho Iskarstyi Universitr larlmy v Pftse,, predrwata aki&doxdk
Jaramir Kurs.
awt & histol)

KLIKA, 5duard
The lung alwolas studied In sethod of menbranous preparations.
Cesko mort. 11 no.4t337-)40 163.
L Department of Hlotoloug Charles Univvraityp Prague.
Wmi (niSTMOOGICA TECHNICS)
CATS (SALAMANIMS) (MICROS-COFf, ZLJE?PA)

KLIKA, &huu-d
Contribution to histoohenistry and electron microscopy of
lung alveolus, Cask, morf. 12 no,2tI90-193 164
1, Department of Histology# Charles University,, Prague.

KLIXA !~j. innut R.

KUECTAA, Vo; SRAJBR,.Eol KLIXA# ~*; POOM, M.; STAFFARK, J.
Some properties of the Motol virus. Postepy mikrobiol 2
no.WS5-~96 163.
I# Institute of 1pidm1ology, Microbiology, and Hygiene,
University, Prague,

JILEK, Laborl PRMOSILl Josefj KLIKA.,,-Eduardi HOWLKAp Jtr,.'; KPJ8, YWij&;
KYSLIMOVA, Alstao
Prinolple or a single funoian, struature and ohesisa of 13TIng
matter, Aota Unly-e Carole [sod.] (Praha) 10 no.8s575-587 I,b4
L Pysiologicky ustay fakulty rosobacneho lekarstri University
Karlovy v Prase (prednoots. prof. MUDr, Marasakp Drso.);
Katedre, dialektickeho a historicksho, materialisou fakulty vxo-
obecneho Iskarstri University Karlovy v Press (yedouci profe,
Mr. J. Pronosilt CSO); HistologIcky ustay fakulty vaeobsoneho
Iskarstri Untmalty Karla" v Press (prednosta akademA Je Volf)j
taboratorni oddeleal polMiniky v Praze 2 (vedouci prof. MUVr.
J. llcnolka, Md.) a Diologicky meter fakulty vooobemeba lekarstvi
University Xarlovy v Prom (prednosta prof. MUI)r. MMI-9 B* Seklej,

__!Up4LL.jMMMOVA#
Most t ielial reactibility of r&t peritmem. Cook. morf . 13 no.2 s
187-190 165
Is InatItute of Histolog7p hculty of Medloint, Charles' Un Ivs r-
91ty, Praps,
-- W-M-
Ogg t

KLIJSA S. j BOPAMMKI I L, [BoroVanskiy, L.
Fourth Conrerence of Czea lnoxk
227tsto in Hradec 9rdlovd.
Arkh. amt. gist. i embr. #61 (NIPA 15j2)
0 7,

KLUAO 1.1 JZUNUt R.
MeWmIsm of Ovelopunt of the phenonewn of brain "siclo
shrinkage. 0m morfologle 10 no.IWA..124 162.
I* HistoUgleV a amt=iWq ustav fakulty Ymbe(meho lokaretvi,
Kuolm Pftha.

G',',EG'4 ~40 3 L4D
Polak.$ It., 'ID; laW011A, V; XU:3,kTj let; KLIKA# J; =-STIlif F;
.AJAhfIl'-'~'JSt J; KALALOVAs 1).
Inuti-,,-ato of Nblio flealth (Ustav narodniho --dravi),
Jachymovsko doly (for all)
:-=,~,ue, Pral.-tickly-lok-a , Jo 16, 1963t p 628
"The of 1.~orpholo,!,,cal anci -eunotional Condition O.-L,'
. "I
Bloot, =d 1.1arrow Sleients oi* tl,.c "Is'or'46ors in tho
jac"IF.Lov 14"inoll.

KUKAp L.
KLIKA1, L. -Devolopownt of autoreduction In tachymetry and the application of a vertical
stadia rods (To be contdi) P, 9
Vol. 2s No. is Jan. 1956.
C60MICKY A KARTOaRAFICKY OMR
=INM
Prahas Czechoslovakia
Sao East European Accessions Vol* 6j NO. 21 Feb. 1957

Dovelopment of Autmatic r6duction in taahymtry by using
a vortima stAff-', Geog kart obsw 2 no,W7-33 F 156.
1. Ustradd opftva podesis a bxugr4fle.

A _-,JZ A-L 411
TE
)<
Abt. Ink
KLIKA hf Chir, Abt,, Krankenh, Alotol, Prahj. Harnink tlncnx nach
~#11~rnt~lncnz n~ach
i-Prostataop y Inco
erallonen und thre BehandlUng, U r Ina r tinence af.
ter prostatic operations and its treatment U ROL. 1954,
47110 (655-661) lUuo.:4
lethod bearing similarities to Frangenheim-StOcket's treatment fincontinenc*
fomen Is described. A portion of the fascia of the rectus muscl is laid round
rethra at the pare membranaces, May - Munich

XLIKA, Xilos, Prof - Dr.
Xicroblological flora of the anterior urethra and Its biological muA
clinical signiflomacs. Cas. Isk. took. 95 no. 9:242-245 9 Xar 36*
A O'~4
1. Preduosts urologicke *00travvy poliklIA117 T Prate VI.
(URMMRA# bactorioloa,

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1?1_ I XA Af.
3863. KLIKA M. Nod Pttruskou 4, Prag XH. *Prophylaxe der Urobthiasss. ihre
v1pFErmentell-theoretischen Grundlagen und prskiische Durchf4hrung,
Prophylaxis In urolithissis, I
_to experimental. theoretic-
al and practical application MUNCILMED.WSCHR. 1056, 98123
(805-800)
All factors which can lead to precipitation of the stone-forming material in the
urine, all 'predisposing' factors, all general prophylactic measures and special
measures are described. Blum - Strasbourg

ExcheTh Mich See 9 Vol 13/2 SurcerY F*b 59
t294. AN IMPROVED INSTRUMENT rOH THE REMOVAL or URETERAL
STONES - Elfte YorboSsette SWASChlinge - X I I k a hi., Urol. Atit., Poll-
kiln., Pro# - UROL.INT. 1067, S/3 (III-191IMos. 13
The instrument to described. It differs from the Zeiss loop In that its traction
filament is not fastened to the tntravesical end of the catheter but runs freely in
the catheter, both ends of which are open. This and a special blunt marWrin make
It possible to open up the loop and sirsloten It In the bl&4d#r in case of extraction
failure. It the filament snaps It can be replaced. which makes the loop practically
indestructible. The comparlam between the author's loop and the Zeiss loop'lo
based an 732 stone extractions.

OUJTRY I CtachosloVftkia
AUMORY JoneralFrobleas of PAthology,Tizors.
Comparative Oncology,.Human Keoplfismu,
BS . JOUR. i UhSiol. , No. 23 Wat no. 107*,97
UTHOR XlIksqX.
New Dats Concerning the Anatemy and Adonoma
of the rronUtes ard thcIr Fraotical Appli-
cation in the irophylaxil and Orpration of*
pIG. pUB. Rozhl.OhirurS,0957,36,Xo0O. 649-658,
BSTRACT No abstract,
Yorlurethral Uenows.
ARD t
KLIKA. Milos
Prevontion of urolltblants. Case lok, cook* 96 no*151445-451
12 Apr 57,
It 'Urologlake strodiske polIkIIvIIW v Prazo STI, prodsoots, pmf.
Dr. Milos Iliks, I 3D. wroseninan doe, Dre Do Nioderlso
(URISM TRALIT, calculi
prey, (Cs))

A ' M11A 5a a 10 Val 11/10 5uvory Oct. 1;0
6191, NPW 014NIONS ON 7116 AMATO%IV OV Tilt 111U)STATE ANM 11805*
TATIC AlIENOXIA, AND THEM PRACTI(W. APPIACAMOM - Me
nNueren Armichten Ober die Anstomis u"d dam Adenom drr Prosists und Mrs
pralitlache Aus"Ots" LAL Ural. AM.. Poliklia., Prav - LIKOL.
1.4T. (114001) low 6
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purport 61 this theory in that prevalence *I female hormones has a specific actloft
or the O'emale glantlilar portion of the prostate. A growth factor formed In the
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rise to the develops. n4 of a myonbroms or **now&. Proliferation of Uw gtanda
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of V* female portion W She prostate. Milliji's method of reir"Ic prostatectomy
to recommended. The author prefers a Ionattudinat incision of ow capaute to Ow
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