SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLIMUSHEV, A.V. - KLINDUKH, A.M.

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anthracenet stilbene, tolant naphthalene with an-
thraoene, as well as plastic scintillators on a polyst-
styrene base with sointillating additives. The depart-
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sium-137 cobalt-60, eto); and for ready beta-ray
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AUTUORS; limuoh# Engineer, Morkulovo V. Sol Engineer
TITLE: A Criterion for the Selection of Shielding Di*phrag2s for
t*~&*uro2sh*s by the Method of Attenuation of Bet%
Radiation
PERIODICAL.- Priborostroyonlyst 1960v No.. 10, pp. 30 - 31
TEXT: When using the method of attenuation of beta radiation for **a-
suring the density ofA"_$_X*t is frequently necessary to use shield. I/C
Ing diaphragms. As the accuracy of aeasuroment Is reduced by these dia-
phragms, It to necessary to reduce their thickness. A corresponding de-
crease of the radiation flux leads to an increase of the statistical
error in the recording of radiation. These factors are to be tonsidered
.for an 0 timum selection of the dimensions of shielding diaphragms.
ro'roula to Is written down for the absolute error 4m, in the determine-
tion of the gas mass on the radiation path, which to duo to the above-
ontioned statistical error (Ref. 1). Then* the condition of strength (2)
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A Criterion for the Selection of Shielding 8/119J60/000/010/014/014
Diaphragms for Measurements by the Method B012/2063
of Attenuation of Beta Radiation
is written down# The latter *%pro*&** the relationship between the dis-
motor, &I of a round shielding diaphragm and its thickness, h (Rot. 2).
After making some assumptions for the purpose of simplifying the prob-
lem, the authors derive formula (5) for the absolute error As I In the
determination of save as a function of the mass attenuation oooffici-
*At go and of the thiakneasi h# of the shielding diaphragm. a and h are
Interrelated by the formulas X*xt# the authors determine the values of
go and h at which the error bal attains Its minimum. Formulas (6), (6s),
LT), and (7a) are obtained# from which It may be seen that the error
decrease* with increasing h and with a corresponding door**** of pos
h :ndopoo;ro interrelated by formulas (6) and (6a). For an optimum so-
lo ti A the parameters of the diaphragm and the source It to nozes-
ry to take & as high as possibl according to the conditions of sea-
Uarenent, h is deterainod from to:ault (2) and from formula (6). As
:
the set of Isotopes to very listt*dj formula (6~ocan 'be satisfiod only
approximst*lys Tabl* I gives h- and a-valuos for numerous isotopes& The
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AUTHORSs
TITLEs
PERIODICALs
8/076M/034/06/36/040
3015/3061
Mork"ov, Y, $9, 121mufhoVik A* To (Moscow)
The ComponentAuslysia of Binary Systems by the Weakening
of Z:Radiotion
Zhurnal fisiaheskay khlailg 19609 Vol. 34, go. 69
pp. 1373-1376
TZXTs The method of the weakening of I-radistion for the component
analysis of 'binary @yet*" has already been used by several researchers
(Refs, 1-5)o Various mixtures# emulsions# solutions, and chemical
compounds have, been analysed In this way. On the analysis of a chemical
compound, each element who** content In to be determined, is considered
as one component# and the rest of the compound as the other component.
The theory of the method is discussed generally hero. The elucidations
are carried out on the basis of -various publication 4&t&# and among other
things diagrams (figs) on the dopendones of the name absorption cooffl-
olonts on the energy of the gamme-quenta are given for some elements.
There are I figure and 8 reftronaess 2 Soviet and 3 American.
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Amplifiers
"Design of a Complex Corrections $ystep for Television ApplIfIerr,* G. Vo Broudej
Dr Tech Selp 1. V., S. Y&# llimushev,, Znginsers,, 10 pp
"Rediatekhnika" No 6
1xii-Iii3s Complex, two-induatance hJbh-frftpertcy correction systm, videly used In
television amplIflerag from standpoint of Its optinum transient characteristics*
Circuit p&romrters are selected on basis of compromise between frequency.
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FEDO/tININO A,A.j TEGWCHEV, V.I.j VOLKOVA, I.M., red.
[Calculation and design of transistorized pulse systems]
Raschat i proaktirovaMe impullorqkh ustrolaty na tran-
zistorakh. (BY) A.R. Tishenko I dr. Moskva,, Sovetakoe ra-
rio, 1964. 566 Pi (MIRA 17t6)

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C and . Technical Scia;
*Neu Yethod of Determining Cptime Parameters for Corrections of Higher
Preauencles in Television Amplifiers." Sub 12 Oct 51, Moscow Crder of
14nin Fower Engineering Inst Iment '11. '!. Volotov
Dissertations presented for science and engineering degrees In
Moscow during 1951.
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AUTHOR: Klimushov# V,Y&.$ Candidat* of Historical 5ciencoo 5-2-3/32
TITLEt Elimination of Shortcomings in Teaching and Scientifia Activ-
Was (Ustranit' nodostatki v uchtbnoy I nsuchnoy doyatell-
nosti.) From materials of Bostby Higher Iducational. Inatitu-
tionstpo matorlalam rostovskikh vusov)
PERIODICALt V*stnik vysshey sbkoly. Feb 1957. 4 2. p 14-18 (USSR)
ABSTRAM
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Ro*t4*-n&-Donu Is one of the large centers of vus Institutions.
There are..& finivetoity Ind 6 other higher educational Inatt-
tutes. Of 153 teachsrs la sociology almost half of them hold
a degree. The national economy of the oblast, being greatly
varied# the teacher of a higher educational institution has
here a.vide field of activity and den play a big role.In the
life of the oity and4bblast'. The higher Aducational Institut-
ions of Rostov have tons of thousands of students. The author
tells of several Attempts to raise the qualifications of the
faculties, Thus, f.i., the Professorial Chair of Communist
Party History at Rostov University (Doteent F.V. Sexerin, In
charge) until recently had only 2 teachers holding a dogr4o,
and grade. At the present time 14 out of 18 teachers *'f the
chair possess a degree end grade, Among those who obtaln*4
the degree of Candidate are A.K. Prozorov# !,A, Pilipenkoo

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911sination of Shortcomings in Uaching and Scientific Activities
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,--Z.7. posidovs, and I"1. Sarbukova, Mention 16 also *ad* Of a
acientific4ork written by 0.1, Raidorskle in charge:of the
Political 160DOMY Chair Of the fi"WS-240 004109 ISSM060
and of a too others., The author than states that passitilities
qualifications to sociology at th&_hIgher
educational Institutions In Rostov are not being sufficiently
usqdl,29 sociology teachers in three such -Institutionk b*24_
no degree* Thotauthor cites a number of cases showing that__.
now questions of scientitio-podagogical work or* not 'being
discussed# that the teachers do not visit-other teacherst
lectures and.d* sot show the exi)ootod seal and Interest in L
their WOrk.V6 sutlp~'-sayw pat"the planeispe setentl1w, ressarob,
In sociology contain many good intentions but are soidom re'...
slised and ate t4sply copied froujoar to year, In
Ing the work of teaeborol the author noses a numbor.or thh
and the Institutes where they are employed. Reeentlyg the
deficiencies discovered In the Rostov higher educational 1~-
stitutions were discussed In the Vkrainion Winistry of.Highor
Education which issued in order indicating carroctivolmeaspr4te
to be taken*"

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AUTHORt Klimushev, V#Ya., Candidate of Historical Sciences* Docent
TITLEt Scientific Journals of the Higher School (Nauchnyyo thurnaly
vy8she shkoly) The Historical Sciences ("Istoricheeklys
nauki"I
PERIODICALt Vestnik vysshey shkoly, 1958. Nr 12, pp 92-94 (USSR)
APSTRACTt A year ago the first numbers of now Journals (series) "Is-
vestiya vysahikh uehetnykh tavedenty" and "Nsucbnykh doklmdov
vysshey shkoly" were published. The author gives a brief re-
view of the journal "Tstorichookiye nauki" (series "Izvestiyo
vysshikh uchobnykh zovedenly") of which 3 numbers have been
so far issued* The publication to entrusted to the Historical
Department of the Moscow University. The editorial staff
consists of Acmdemician Y.N# Tikhoalrov, Professor P.A.
Zayonchkovskly (responsible editor), and the Professors A.L.
Nerochnitakiyo S#A. 31kitin# V.F. 3emInov, A.A. F~4orov-
ravydov and otherso
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TYULIPANOV9 S.Lt prof.t redol FMROVO A*Vo# profs, rod,l DAMMA, TaXq
dots,# red.; GAUBIKHt B.V.g dots.# red.1 IMMSM, V ToAx-dotatt
red,l BMAHSXIT# V.A.t red.1 ZDMAq VOWNINA,
Rol*# tekbue redo
[Tbe Commist Party as the inspirer and organiter of narionwide
socialist Competition in the UGS684RO) Koomman4sticbseWs. partiia-
Ydokbnovitell i organizator Yeenarodnogo sotsl&listicheakogo sorev-
novwdia v SSSR, Moskv*g Goa, isd-vo *Vyeslala sWwIAqv 1961. 30 po
(KIRA 24M
14 Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Upravleniye prepoLmliyall obalwhestyerAVkh
nauk.
(Sooiaust eompatitlon)

AUTaORS:Gran-Grzhimaylot a, V., B3adarenko, K.
TITLE: An Attach-lant to the JF-4 for Studjin.' Absorption in Crystals
(ilriapoi3obleniya k SF-4 dlja isaledovaniya pogloshcheniya
kristallov)
M-110DICAL: Pribory i tCchnika oksperimenta, 1958, fir 5s pp 83-86
(USSR)
ABMACT: A dencri-tion is ,iven or an abbachaont to the JF-4 quartz
.r Ib
p~iotoolectric spectrophotomater which mal bo used to measure
tho absorption of 2olarised light in cryatals in the tempera-
ture interval -170 to 50000, as well as the absorption of
crystalline powdern on rafloctian. A photoSraph of the
attachnent is shown in Fig.l. A schem:itic drawinZ of the
attackLient is shown in Fig.2. It consists of a cylindrical
boxt 5. which contains a h,31a which late in the be-am of liSht
fr:on 'the instrument. The box contains a front coated altrain-
iw.i -.,iirror, 6, 70 = in diametpr. Below thia nirror thorn is
a plano mirror 8 (7 x 15 =4). Thia In kept in position by
uo'ans of tlae.ciamp: 91 l-, and .iracts t;"~-e beam of light onto
the specimen which is placed in the eb-:)nita Ca.,,~, 11 whose dia-
rantor is 12 mm, This cap Lrxy be rorated in c1le horizontal
plane by moans of.the handle 13 The 3aMO handle cin,trols
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Ar Attacltaent to the 30-4 for Studying Abaor,,,tion in CrIstals
turned Into the light bean when neconsary. By oeana of the
handle 13 the specimen and the st~andard nre in turn placed
untl,er the ~Arror, & , The light wlliah in seatta~red by the
powder in 11 io interco~~ted bj the syhorical -nirror, 6 0 which
Cirocts it onto the photocoll im-at-AiaLoly below XC
of t!1e nokterial axe required in each q".erlmon~. In order to
lica;3.1re absorption of p3larised in crystals the systa-i
is ;-i;dified to include a polarisin,~ pris-i. 1-vovision Lo
,C,)V earr/im %,
3, out exparinents at hij;h and low tea..,,iruturea.
T*,,~ra are 3 figures and 4 refererence3, of --mich 3 are Soviit
and 1 ia English.
AJJ-OV,IATl0X:.Inat1Lut kriatallo 6rafii AN JSSR (1wj'itute of Crystallo-
v
graphy of t1w, Academjr or Sciancas of the USSR)
SuBhtle'TeW: October 9, 1957.
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GRO"MWMO,
Iftperaturs, dependence of the vide absorption bwAs in the spectra ot
crystals of different structures# colored by IsomoryMc Impurities,
Opt* I spoktro 8 no,3t342-352 Mr 160, UIP

KLIMMMA,,�.~V.~bova,, H.V.)
AboorpUon speatra of oulittituted bonsones. Part 7, Sjmctral
Wwacteristlas of sono4*1 bonsoms. Mcref1seshure 6 noo6:
776-780 V-D 161* 4 (KLPA 1695)
1. lutitut fiaik:LAN UkrSSRo Kiyov,
(Bon"w-4poctra)

KLINWHEVAt G.I.j BRAGINt O.V.1 )aKKAYIANA9 YO.A.1 SAFORMA, I.L.
Zffeat of vadleals-substitutes an the absorption spectra of
monoalkylbensens arystalso Opt. I spektr. 13 no.102-" JI 163.
(KMA IM)
(Benzene.-Absorption spectra)

AtITWRt Inimi boova,
..... AL
TMES Inv6stidation of ffie orystallitatim of &IWUrm2a
SOME s UkrayinalkyOr fisrohVOY sbWaslo Y* 19p not 2# 19"t 179-200
TOPM TAGSs bensdI. seriss. bonwl oMta=s&tI=# ;*2ywrp%ww transformUm#
grain boundary migr&tion, oroania *MW, &VW2bsmA),~ &W2bmzbI
crystal 14 tation. organic arystal growth$ hexy2benzal. thin Wx orgwdA crystalp
crystal growth dimotion
AMM=s The remats am given of m inv"tigation of the c*vt&I2izatim
process of thin 20*ra of A larp gmp of the most wid*M*#A borcoalijam
of the bonzol ssAss. These StUdiss resulted fma tko twod to propm thin
(one-to-se"ral microns) fibm of these stroftly-ob"tting compoggAs for
ultraviolet speatrosaopic stid's # On observW the arystaUization proosee of
thoso comomids a numbor of pho mxna were observed& mwh an polymorphous tftm.
for=tions. formation of crystals with various doveloped wro
a, as v*11 as rearystallisation noar tk* melumlg
surf &a* point of tb$ V&StarAGO
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ACCESSION NRs AM17396
knom in metals as OvUration of the grain boandariesm,
Comparison of the experimental conditions and resulu with the dats, in tb4
literAbaro on physico-chemical sbutUs of large vo2=s of &UWlbftzols at 2w
temperatures indioates that tho above-wntionad phenomena are due to stroms
&rising on the WwWWIss of crystals during their formation.
"Th conclusion I express mV deep gratitude to V, Lo RMAG for suppi7ing
tho experimental materialj discussing the thosisp and likewise for Us
va3=b1s advice and commute during the writing of We paper**
Orie. art. has 2 ftgs,,
ASSDCTATIDNs BwVftat F1sy#Wq AN URSR (Institute, of PtVA"j, AN VM)
SURNI'M I WuU3 DATE kOgi 1WAV64 UCLI 00
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ACCESSION Ut AP5011115 UP/0051165/018/00k/0628/0650..-,~
AUMIM Voloshlim V. A.1 abko, A. Daridenko, l. K.; 11imullbefto 0. T.1
oom
Y,
TTTM Investigation of the 101a*sconelloetrum of crystalline europium heusayj-~
acetormte. I. Im1nescence from t levels
SOURC]Ct Optika I spektroskoplya, Yo 180, no. ho-1965, 62"30
TOPIC TAGS o tftiopt ladnesetwe spectrum, luidnoseence center
ABSTRAM The authors obtained and analytod in detaU the 1=1 escance qwctre
arysta"Ine europlum bencylacetonate In the 500--TOO = band at ZOKI- The lVAIA011-
cence vas photographed with a ffpoctrograpb (STFo-1) of high resolution and more sest-
sitive pbatogmphic material, which displayed hitherto unnoticed details in the
ffpectrum. The Imintgcowt spectra of two benzoylacetonate compounds, prepared by
different methods, were identlrAa, except for diffusion of tme lists. This trtques-
cles of the obgorrnd lines are tabmUt*d &z0 the vartous transitions rtqoouslbl*
for the lines are identified. The number of lines in the "etram Is lazger than
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expected Vues accouit is takm or tits mum sputtift of the Is"" am w 'm
overlap of transition froml the tvo exalted sloctronia is"Is 5DO am 5% to the 7r 1'.
levels, and that allmost each U*Ad of the ",ctr%u is doublet. The do4blet satur*
can be attributed to the pmence of two Inalmenctme centers, the detaila of *Lek
vill be dealt with to the feemid part of the article. Orig. art. bast 2 figures
sjDA 1 table.
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KLDMWA9 T.A.
&"r- en** in the treatment of mental patients by andazine bWy
%motauabo-Isololutopoikbo 35SU9-258 '62- (IMA l6s2)
lo Otdolocire shImtrudi (um, otdolakiyou - prof. L.L. RokUb)
Gomdaretv ogo nauebao-ionleduratellskogo institute, pefthiatrI14,
(MUMATI) (NOTAL ILUMS)

KLMUSHRVA, T.A. (Y',Vekvn)
sms
'botult syndrcme in p%tlmn*.s wIth ttov pnn~nold for ~l o!:J,*t
phrania. Trudy Coil, nxu,)b,&-!sslo trait, r,W!, 4-

I-NMIA"w- Ica
KLIMSIIFVA, t.A.
CUnical chametarletics of tho XAMlnskil-Clsr&mt*ult synlrc"
in tho paranold faria of schizollronta, Vop,klin,,, patog i loob,
shi2. no&la67-.69 064, WRA 1815)
1. Otdal shizofrenit (zav, -- prof. L.L.Pokhlln) Gosudarstvannogo
nauchnc~-issledovatellskogo Institutot yalkhiatrit Minlaterstya
adravo0brarmnlya RMSH.
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Clinical jurchological exardnation of patient, wltl- the paranold
form Of achIZOOrenla with the Xnnd Inak H -Cleranboult syndrme.
Trudy Gov. nauch.-Ical, Irmt. polkh. 43:117-128 165. (RIPA 18:9)
1. KlInika ah-'zofrenli (zav -,.-oA". L.L.Roklilln) i lAboratorlyn
eksperimentallnoy pntopulkhn, 0gilt (7,rIV0dI;)UVhCMY-% I'To Bova
bjygaz~nlk) Gomida-c!tvennogo Inat"t'ita
palkh-latril, Mookys.
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XMMOTj Alskmey Kirilloylohl ZMUNOTICX, Osargly Tyachoslavavlah:
GOOMMly, TUdimir Ivomwichl IAKO. hodasly AfanassysTich;
EUXLWUe, Alskmandr Kildity1onchl BMUM, G.Ts., Yodushchly
"d#1 PQIWW# As$## taklmorodo
10se pipslim in Caudal oonstrastion and 9xploltstloid Oesovals
wgistraIl Ismadyl stroltollstvo I Pod red. A.K*
lortuovs. Moskva# 06sanahno-takhool5dwyo naft, I gorno-toplIvuol
lit-rye 1960. 238 p. (MIRA 130)
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SDROKINt A.I.0 red.1 ALVJANXW, A.V.,, red.; KLDW9W .A.M.,,
redej KOFYT1X, VJP., red.;
TURKno VAs red.) CMVYAK, L.H.t rod.; S=KIN, A.1.0
redal ZUBARVA Yelow Ivanomp ved. Mal BOLMIK,
Cripriy Takovis;;ch, vod# red,j POLOSINA9 A,$,# tekhnered,
(TeebrAques used In the gas industry of foreign countries)
Uruboshnaia tekbalka. gazovol. promyshlennosti; doklady, Mo-
skva, CostoptekhIsdat, 1963. 386 p. (MIRA 27s2)
1. International 0" Congresso 7ths Stockholm. 1961,

~ILIMJSHIN~ A.M.; MIKHAYIDVt M.P.
1nvestigating the, operation of a unit for the low-tonporature
separation of natural gas with an Injection of diethvlons glpol.
Gat. delo no.1:6-9 f65. (MIRA l8s6)
1. Veenoyuznyy nauchno-Issledovatellskiy Institut prirodnogo gaza.

ASUFIYBVAO H.S.$ -XL!14U -1.H.1 -KHISMVj R.D.
Using the speciflo resistance of rocks In the testing of mothods
for determining the permeability of terrigenous lay-are. Geol.
netti i gau 3 no* 542-" My 161* (MIRA 14t4)
1, Tatarskly, nauchnu-ionlodmmteliskiy'raftrLnoy institut,
(Rocks-Perwability)
WIS. IRM

.Saw in xtaJ) cf rY~,4
of produoing horlAOhZ 41MI ~m the o-orgIttihass of
the dovfloptat of the V"ll no,43il(ri-119 165,
3o%-- ratplarStAeb !n thr, of U,# basic parmalerv of.
r3at-,-Yu~r rw4v tcoarlir.- tfi arpa ~&A*A on a ftudy of horism
1) in uhs bhkap-,vo o.'l floli. 'All,ld.tIM-143

VZRMM p Viktor Turlyevich; PonWYA9 L#Y&,, r*d,;_XLIMU=AWt N~V*g
rod,j IWACH# T,,M,t rode ind-val BMIU# AOA-*-#-
[Ultrasonic straping of materia2s) Ramernals ulitrasrukovala
obrabotka xaterialov, Pod 6babobei red. L.IA.Popiloyao Mo-
skva, Ooss nambno-tikba iod-vo mashimstroit. lit-ryp 1961o 65 P.
(Bibliotodki elektroMmZ~ i ul'tramakovike, no.6)
(MIRA
(Ultrasonic vives.-Wustrial applications) (Metalwork)

EL IMMHKIN vA. - tokhn. nauk.
on the Ntrasurl Cktlabrl* Colleatt" Yam* Sol'. strol, 12 noo2s3O
F (MIRA 1112)
(Ryllalc Bletriat-Yars buildlr.Ce)

-1--nagmano Ko$*g dotatate ksaidat tekhnichaskith wwk.
Inors"Ing the vskier-resistanae of apmm. Strol.pron. 31 no,6s43 Jo 133-
O= 687)
(ftpna)

.MUXUBHnNg No$*, dots#nti, kandidat tekbalcheek1kh mmk.
ImprepatbS apsm proftots vith hydrophablo imbstancom. Strolsprm
31 no.Ils23 1 153. (WAA 6sl2)
(ftems) (Waterproof ing)

KLUPAMIN, H.S., kandidat t*khnlchookikh nauk.
-
Water-resistant gypous, Ilauka I shisn' 21 no.11:30 1 034.
(GYPSUS) . (NUIA 7 t 12 )

USSR
vl~f so *ow* 0 Room I T9:
a. No. 1% w--wj"tr.-x"r-
ga~m eem%J (d 04-4) bIrp of
L molt 16"A. bwowd ks ow"N b ww 254uy tw%g fro-
46.10 kg~*, to. tat iv t"twilad "W. w 70-4-73 3
to. D. Got

XWXUSHKIN, No, kandidat takhnlchosklkh nauk.
~1 ?-" -
Increasing the strenob of apsum slag blocks. 5troi.mt.,1sdql,j
konstr. I no.11t3l. X 053. (a" 9--5)
(Building 'blocks)

k0mmil"t tokhaicheskikh nank.
Investigating coarse porous concrete miade with screened crushed
bricko Betel shelo-tet* w.10066 0 056. (Km 9: 11)
(Concrete)

S., kandidat takhnicheskikh sank.
C*&A* porous con4rot# *ad* with slog Portland cosent and additlea of
apam., Bet. 1 1. shel.-tet. ",?1263. (XLIkA 90)
(conerete)

97-57-9-11/17
ADTHORt Klimushkin N 3 (Candidate of Technical Soiences.)
TITM ~nor Rai thofTiMh o~,Conoretg of Small Poros
a tiles o u ng
V Is f b ygum-ttrovya~enlye n
melkoporistogo botona do av oy 3 roitel nogo g' 'got,
PERIODICALt Beton i Zhelatobetont 19571 Nr.9 pp. 371-372 (USSR),,
ABSTRAM B. G. Skramtayev and A. A. Budilov investigated the pro-
portios of Oonoroto with small porosity. A mix was pro-,
pared oontaini g #0% Watert Portland cement with aoti-
vity of 400 kpom # and sand in compliance 3ith GOST
norms* The weight of the mix was 1340 kg/m , In additionp
lime aggregate graded from 5-40 mm Was added. This mix
of stiff consistenoy had a zero slump test. All miX WAS
put into forms 150 % 160 x 150 mm and rammed. Whe re-
sults of tests are griven in Table 1. Similar Investi t-
ions were also carried out by Dallstroy. The test cubCD
were made as follows: cement sand groutp in the propor-
tion of 1 t 8, was prepared ;Oparately, as well as lime-
cand grout in the proportion 1 t 6. These two parts
were then mixed together so that the compound had a
proportion of I : I t 14 .1 mO of this mix contained
115 ke cement, 90 kg lime, and 1.25 M3 sand. The strengths
of the toot cubgs were as follows: mix prepared with ft ,
sand - 20 coarse sand -
Card 1/3 kgloe; mix prepared with 37 k9j.

97-57-9-13117
increasing the Strength of Oonorete of Small Porosity by Additives
of Building Gypsum.
During the construction of the Kuybyshevsk Meat Combira
tests oarried out on congrete ot sma 1 po osity mixed
In thq ratio 1 1 1 1 16 (Ooment/lims)sand5 and usin
942kg/mO cement showid oomprespion strengths of 32 fa(
om after,28 days. he author's investigations were -
carried out with the purpose of increasing the strength
of concrete of small porosity by adding semi-hydrate
gypsum (0480 H20). in those tests clinker cement with
activity of 1~0 k om was used,, manufactured by Khat koy
Cement Faotoryp 1~e dough wel Ing 1300 kg/m3 and pon-
taining 45% waters local sand Vn compliance with GOST
normso and brick aggregate graded from 5-40 mmo. The
concrete mix was laid in metal forms 200 x 200 x 200 am#
and rammed. The results qf these experiments# given in
Table 2# show that when 5A gypsum Is addedt the com-
pression strength of concrete with small lity"
mixed In proportion 1 1 0*5 : 15 (o9mqnte!ff.Odow8AM),
increases during 21 days from 9-18 kgfem ; and that f6r
concrete SIXed In the proportion 1 : 3 1 6 w~th.addi'
tive of 5A gypsum$ Increases from 32-40 k~jcm - It 1;
Card 2/3 thorefore-advisable to use concrete with small porosity

97-57-9-11/17 -
Inoreasing the Strength of Concrete of Small Porosity by Additives,
of Building Gypsum@
for building wells of farm buildings# and other oon-,
struotions where 1drge doposits of sand are to be found,
There are 2 Tables.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress.
1. Concrete-Additives-Mectiveness 2. Gypsum-9ffects
Card 3/3

KUNUMIN kando tokhn, nauko
Increasing wator roalstanoo of CMuse Strols nto 4 no,12t37
("un) Cw#torproofing) (NIU Ulu)

'47 AMPliml mm
XMINOT, ?a, geroy notsiallsticheskogo truda-, KLIX=11, No, kand,tol&n,
Dauk, 4
Coarse porous concrete, Sauk& I pored. op. v sellkhos. 8 no-104
Ja 058. (NIRk 12:2)
1.Prodsedatell lmlkhosa *Kmsn" Oktyabril. Ryllskogo rayons.
Kuralmy oblastl*
(Concrete)

V-- -, -- - - - - -- - ---- - - -- - - -- - -- - - - - - - - -
NIK&UTRU, A.Z., prafessorl ILDIUNKOVAi To,,,_r~"kt&r; STSUPAKWA, X..
tekhredaktar
Cghmep breadinal Avechkahadoults. Kinsk, Dsisrsh. "d-TO BM
(Kuki lotb
1955. 29? P. 2
(Sheep)

XLi%,qWHKIN. Ycvgenly Alokneyevicbs vt&rshly
Cubla Interpolator for amlog syot*zn ct prograz control of c&Wtw
toolas levaymouchebasavj aUktrcrakh, F, no.7sMol-796 165#
(HIIIA 180)
I, Kafedra slektrIchestlkh mashin I splaratoy Koyb7shevskogo poll-
tekhnicheskoga InstitutA,,
LTK' ggr-~
BE

11MCHIT, Too,
Paolo's housing construction projects In Gorkly. Gor. khos., Kosko
32 noOM-14 NY 138s (NIU U15)
lJodiallalt Otdala vo dolsix straitel'stTa I arkhItektury Oorlko"ksgo
gorispolkoma.
(Oarkly-4partmat house)

Chyprty (K 17!;-Lyettyp Onys-rhopohinostrolt. --avoll, SEP
Ochyprk). Nprubys-71-p- (P;mtri~ev-,f4ek), 191,9, No 7, C. (;?-'6 Pyetrov. li. A.
Iselye.-lov,enlye Covry,,.-.lyennykt Alatonatichyeskikh Stupyenclo-,y~Jl Trf,nrml*rl7,-

NATAMNS S.V. &UNZ09 X.F.
Photochemical activity of polpwthin dyes In mono- wW Poly-
molecular states# Om.nau4hi prikletote I k1ns5 no,6452-453
X-D 160* (XDA 24il)
is V0,680yun" 04441aw-issladmtel'skly Itt otoinstitut.
(ftotogmphLa wolsions)
-A
77777T M w

41M
62/-000/010/031/042
*8108 102
_0 I ii lrMif Lev
TITLE-. Coden Sok coincidence circuits
?ZR I OD ICA L. Refere't1vji,7W zhurnal-, 2atematiks, no. W, 1962,
44 - 451 abntrOct IOV220(Stroje n& zpracov. inform., ve 79
1960# 21 ~ -35 1.auazariss. in Czschq -Engs # Fr, j and Gerej
TUTA: Thia study ic 40voted to the propertfos of the sequences "A of
binary n-didit numbero Ap In ishich two subsequent numbers diffei from
each other In only one d16it (propertivs of Gray's codes) and In their
coordinate coquencon 'i I s(noquenoss of the Aoordinsto numbers whicii
change on transition from lhe I-th to tho*(I+I)-st member of the sequence),
01 hi 1.1 n-Is Cyclic and Intbrually cyclic sequences are diatinguished.
A way is shown for their Graphical representation In the form of a convex
rectilinear polygon whose vertices are numbered by the Indices I of the
menberh of the sequence# and whose sides are numbered by the nuabera hi.
,Card 1/3

5/044j62/000/010/031/042
Coden for relay coincidence circuits BIOG/B102
The ralationshipc between JA -; ,nd hij to woll as the properties of (hj
~ It
ire investigated. It I.- rhoun that a cyclic sequence ~A,j has an evon
nuMber of memberal and t1lat tbo number of sequences with equal structure
,(aoquences of one type) The concept of normal sequences Is
Introduced and their properties are examined. Alsot the concept of
Internally symmetric va-,uenco in defined# 1. that of An Internally
cyclic sequence whic*a behave.- cyclically for-LI, pairn (1 19'2 )-(2rt2r+2q#i,)
without tranddreasing tho property th-at one aoord-I~Ao ch"soo on the
transition from the i-th we2bor to the nexts r * 1j29*#..j q In A-const"t
number out of the intorval ~1110i max -i~. The coincidence nequencot
with, q a 1 are discerned anone, the Internally symmetric sequences. The
proporty h2r 0 h2r+" j hVr+1' I ( r j 1/2(1 "x- 1) of the coordinate
sequences jhj 1. demonstrated for the coincidence sequences. For n+1
digits, an algorithm for finding all coincidence sequencoe of one type to
deduced. 'Reveruiblu pulne dountorc with two inputs are propdoed for
a field of ApPlIcaLionj The rosultant state of the counter depends on the
Card 2/3

8/044,/62/000/010/031/042
codco for rolaj colticith-tict, circuito
ol-.-rov nec In Ow im of I~uluca arriving at tho firat and cocond
u j..I,vLri&c%vr'n note-, Complato translationell
V

Cn rd 313

KAsBARSKlY, KikW1 Stanislavovich; PIKSKIT, losif Yevsayevith)
SOKOLDVI Nikolay Vladjairovich; ALKKSVEVl P.M.# Inshol
retsenzentj , J~Av-s inab,, rettienzentl YERW.ITSKAYAs
YeAs.9 red,
[St"ardization &W technology of the marmfacture of
marine pipe fittingsl Tipizataiia i tekbnologlia isgo-
tovlanits sudovai armatury. Laningrad# SWoatroenlep
1964. 317 pe (MIRA 1812)

-111-1 --- - I - ~ -1-1-
U,rN, Y.B., kaud. Ukhn. nauki ZAMUMBUXO N.I.j Insh.
Values of friction soefficlents for some nowatallic mterials,
Ikshinostroonis no.,3409-110 W-Je 163. (NDU l6s7)
lo Mmainskly inatitut Insheneroy Yoduago khasysystva,
I go RMOO (Nowwt&Wo materials)

KLIM9 V.D., k&rA,tokhn. nauk
Attgahment to Ow MI-IM mahins for wearing tsats of saterbils.
M&shtnostro~niA,*lmb-ljlt89 la-F 165. (MRA 284)

KLINAR, VIMdq-
Professional odueation of postal, telegrao, WA telapbons
workerso M zbor U no,7/alMigg Al 162,

4. Vegetable GardanW,
7. Leqding state fam in the suburban area. Sad I og., No. 1. 1953.
9. Monthly List ofRusstan Accessions, Librnry of,Congrese, 1953, Uncl.

SOV/137-S7-1-468
Translation from: Referativnyy thurnal. Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 1, p 62 (USSR)
AUTHORS- Klinayev, Vo M., Senyavin, M. M.
TITLE- Separation of Spectroscopically Pure Cerium From Natural Mixtures
by the Extraction Method (Vydeleniye spektrallno chistogo tseriya.
iz prirodnykh smesey metodom ekstraktsil)
PERIODICAL: V sb.., Primeneniye mechenykh atomov v an&liticheakoy khimit,
Moscow, lzd-vo AN SSSR, 19S5. pp 118-126
ABSTRACT: The authors studied procedures for the extraction of Ce from natural
mixtures of rare-earth elements (RE) containing elements of the
.cerium and yttrium subgroups. The distribution factor of the elements
and the completeness of Ce extraction were determined radiametric-
ally by means of radioactive Isotopes. It is shown that, practically no
RE are extracted from hydrochtoric-scid solutions with diethyt ether.
which fact affords their easy separation from Fe. Tetravalent Ce is
extracted selectively and most completely with diethyl ether from con-
centrated NHO3 solutions or from less acid solutions saturated with
Li, Al. Mg, Ca, and Cd nitrates. The Ce distribution factor depends
Card 1/2 but little on the concentration of the Ce In the aqueous phase. The

SOV/137-57-1-468
Separation of Spectroscopically Pure Cerium From Natural Mixtures (cont.)
authors advance the hypothesis that Ce passes into the organic phase in the form of
H,Z[Ce(NO3)61; this agrees with experimental data. M. S.
Card 2/2

Y 1-:! V, V
PHASS I BOOK UPWITATION 3OV5747
Vae-Orizz.10ye soveshchaftlye po radklm shaholochnyw olecentem. Ist,
ltovoalblrak, 1958.
Reditlye shcholochnyyo elementy; sbornik 4okladoy soveshchani:,a PO
iotimil, tekhnologti i analltleheakor khlull rc-dkikh ahcholor-mykh
elcmcntov, 27-31 Yanv"7& 1958 g. (Rare Alkali 91ments; Col-
lootien or Reports or the Conference on the Chemlattr7, Tachnologyp
and Analytic*i chmistry or Rare Alkall 31ments, Hold 27:31
Januam 1958) Novosibirsk, XrA-vo Sibirzkogo otd. AN 333R 190.
9) p. 1000 ooples printed.
Sponsoring Agencys Akademlya nauk 3M# Sibirskoyo Welenlye.
nimiko-motallurgIchonkLy inatlt-utq
Reap. Ed. t T. V. Ubolotakly, Candidate of Technical Soleness;
"'Onbera of Witorial Boardt A. S. lUkulinakly, Professor, Dootor
of T ohnical Soleness, A. T. LogyInankop Candidate of Teahnlasl
sclonoas, F. F. Urk*vA, Candidate of Chouleal Sciences; Zd.s
V. H. Bushuyevaj Tech# 94#s A. F. Nazurove.
C&r4zI'j&j'

17
Rare Alkali Elem*ntsi Collection (Cont.) 30V/~5747
FL-,ArWZ i This book is intended for chemical engineers sn4 tech.
nirlans working In netallurgioal and mining operation& and
rr;atad cnterprittest
COMMEt collection contains reports which deal with the
plhyalcal ani analytical ch"-detry of rare alkali elements end
their ccripoun43 an4 their reactions with mineral ores and salts.
Pctho4a of extraction and mod6rn, analytical teehniquos and
equipment are also discussed. Ito personalities are mentioned.
Riferences accavpany Individual articles,
TABIX OF COMM. t
Ura.,Ovp 0. 0. (Pecesteal, V. V. Plyushchav, YU. P. 31m, *vand X. V.
Shakhno (Mookovekly inatitut tonkoy khImicheekoy t#kftnologil Ia.
(M.14f. ) Loomonosova - Moscow Institute of Fine Ch#W.cal Tochnology
Imeni. X. V. Looxorosovj, High-Temperature Modification of Spod=ws
Plyuchchevo Vo T04 (MONOW4 Inatituto of Fin* Chemical T*cl%nology
Card 2/5

'Fare Alkali Xlemental Collection (Cont.) SOV/5747
infini lomonomov). Phyfilcoehermleal InvestlZation of the Process
or tho Inttraction of Spond=ane with suirates or Alkali Latals 1.5
Mha,,.-irsy. F. 1. and T. F. Fedarov. (Inat1tut metallurCII In.
r,nykov All SS.011 - fffio-MAite or XotallurC7 Imeni P,~qkav AS UWRIQ
lihormodynamics of the.Vacuum-Themal Method or Obtaining LWAus 25
jelippyoy, V. H. (Gasudarstvennyy Institut rodkikh I
'S'EiG 11natituts, of Rare, and Kinor Metals]. The, Interaction of
Lithlum With 111trogen 31
P^trov, Ye S. (Sibirskoys otdoloni7e AN 353A - Siberian Divi-
sion of th; AS USSR). Some RelatIonahips In the Interaction
of salts or Alkali Metals With Silloa and Alutans and Prop*r-
ties o the Products FormAd 43
Ugvlnenko, A, To and Os Do VMsysya Wdlalko-metallurgi.
chaskiy Institut Sibirskogo otdoloniya AN SZSR - Institute ;f
Chom-leal Metallurgy or the Siberian Departuent of the AcadmW
Card 3/5

S/137/6Z/000/004/009/201
A0061AI01
AMER: Klinayev, V. M.
M11: Interaction of lithium " nitrogen
PatIODICALI Referatlynyy zhurnal, Metallurgiva, no. 4, 1962, 19, abstract U96
(V ob. "Redk. shchalochn. olementy", govosibirsk, Sib, otd. All S=p
1960, 31 - 42)
7M.- The author studied kinetics of LIP formation from Li metal aM
gaseous N2 at 250C. The process runs according to the type of autocatalytic
reactiont its rate is very low -at the beginning (induction period); it then
increases, passes through a maximum, and finally decreases down to zero, The
rate of the process Is extremely sensitive to the presence of Impurities In both
Li and N2; the effect of Individual Impurities Is quite different. The addition
of 0.18 weight % K to U accelerates the process, and addition of 1.13 weight %
Mg or 0.53 weight % A Inhibits the saw, Admixtures Of 112 or 0 to N inhibit
the reaction; In the presence of 14 vOl- % 02 or 3.5 Vol. If Le reaction of
Li formation does practically not take place. In moist N '~ ;~ge reaction Is not
P 2
Card 1/2

8/137/6Z/bW/004/009/201.
Interaction of lithium am nitrogen IkOO6/AIOI
accelerated and in individual cases It is even inhibited. An analysis of experl-
nental data shows that the investigated process is associated with the class of
topochemical reactions and In satisfactorily described by the gonoralized topo-
Rinetic Kolmogorov-Yerofeyev equation.
A. Shoynin
.ibstracter's notes Complete trassalation)
Card 2/2

ILINBEHOP D$
System of computations for the vork of construction oquipme?t,
kbkh* strois 20 no#6t26-28 Jo 1630 (KLVA 16 5)
I* 01&YW mokhanik kombinata Mdanovatroys
(Construction 4quipont)

LUND&Op NA. p ordinator
Tumors of the kldneyv in chUdhood. Soy.med. 25 no.l2l22&130 D 161.
VIAA 15t2)
1. Is 2-y fakulltatakoy khirurgichookoy kliniki, kUnW dotakoy
khirurgii n& bass 2-y detskoy somatichaskoy bollnitsy No.2 (glaynyy
vraoh VIV Panova) Pmetskogo moditainakogo Inatituta (say. klidkw4 -
prof. L.G:&wlyak).

SHESH110, L.I., kand. owd. nauk; KLIXBM, N.A.
Multiple serous renal *yet# in a nursing infant, Urologii .a
no.401-52 163. (KMA 17-110)
1. Is 2-y faWltstskay kh1rurgIchemkoy kllniki I kliniki
detskoy khirurgil (say.- prof* LA, Smolyok) Donetskogo
meditsinskogo Instituta.
ME,

XI,INBMG, N.A.
Pseudodiverticul= of the urethra in a child. Urclogila
no*058-59 163, (MIRA 17t10)
1. 1& fakulftetakay khirurgichaskoy kliniki pedlatrichaskogo
i sanitarno-glgiyenichaskogo fakulltstay I kllnlki detakoy
khirurgil isay.- prof, L.,Gs Smolyak) Donstakogo moditaInskogo
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I Uirtminota, Pkeograd, Naucna knjiga, 1055, 250 p.
Orpska. adadadja nauka. Fosabna izdanja, knj. 234. lantitlat
%a mailloinska istrA21yanjap knj, 2) ODIgostibilityp
utilIzatIon, caloric value of cereals wA ls~nm. Fnplish
and Gerum sunraries. bib., tables)
So: M"MMY t I ST OF WT EMMAIt ACCPSSICSt "AL)t 11t Volt 4t NO. 0,f
Sept. 1955

KLBCI LO
Calorific value of edible oils and otber fate. P. 1537.
(Tabnika, voi, n, no. io, 556. Boograds Yugoslavia)
SOt Monthly List of East Saropean Accessions. MAL) W. Vol. 6. go. 7.
July 1957. Unclo

YUGOSUNVIA
KLINC, L. and DJAJA, A. (Affiliation not given.)
..........
"Vitamins in the Nutrition of Rural Population of Serbia."
Belgrade, Arhiv ta farmaciju, Vol 12, No 6, 1963; pp, 521-523.
Abstract t Data from surveys In 142 villages *1 ith 2691 households: vitamins
A* Bl, C, PPI-1 and Acarotenes, Generally conditions are adequate except
for the seasonal drop of vitamin Cs Cooking losses war* not concideredo
Three tables.

Iffoot of n1trops and rideldom on the sollts almf2ors. Tostis
Latv A no,81127-132 Oro, Nw 1029)
1, latvtjaa PSR Zimteaskadmijao Mikrobiologijas Institute.
(Nitroces) (Malsfaction and disinfootants)
(soils) Worofurs)
NOW

UJNCARN,, A. (Riga)
Iffect of merouran and IWD on babituationq dynamilast and activity
of Asotobacter In the rhisomphere of spring wboat. V*sU* latv &k
no,V109-124 161, (SM 1019)
1, 14tviJas M Zlnatau aladmija, Mikrobiologljas Institute.,
Morouran) (Asotabsoter) (Whsat
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Xffect of msrauran and TWM an the h&Ut&Uon,, drumles,, and aeuvity
of Asotobacter in the rhisoophere of spring wheat@ Tsstls latr sk
noeltloq-U4 161,
16 laty1jas M Zinatnu Wmdssdj" Hikrobiologljas InsUtutso'

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AVMORS Klincewlext NY 440 (Master ensinser) I Bac"kit tbiSniow (YAster enginter)
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TITLE: Initial Mults.00 the development of alcroinductore
SOURCE: Vorsav. Instytut Tole- L Radlotechnictoye Pracos v. 10l no. 1(34)t 19"t
80-87
TOPIC TACS: olottric Inductance, Photochomistryt vacuum sub limatioN microloductor
A!/? I
ABSTRACT: Test results of adcroinductore deposited on 10 x 10 x 0.8 M ferrite Plates
by photochemical and vacuum evaporation processes are discussed* Each plate has an
opening I as in diameter to Its centers The production process is Mousad in Fig, lo

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SICKMT, T.0 tekha.red.
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oplaty tratei v promyslavostl prodmIlCAYM toverivi dovidkovYl
posibuyka Xylv, Dershevyd-vo tekbaollt-ry VM9 1960o 133 po
(NM 13,12)
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KLINURA., F.
"Regulation of the Procedure in Procuring Patents.0 (To be contd.) P. 386
"fulfillment of the Iconomic Fbw In tto Second Quarter of 1953." p. 3E9 (S&jysbni
Pruiqalj Vol. 3# no. 17, Sept. 1953t Pram)
80s Monthly LIv& of.tept Turovem Accgooloogg Vol. 3p no. 21 Litrany of Congressp
Feb. 1954, Uncl.

F11 Mt-RA j F.
"Regulation of the Procedure in Procuring Patents." p. 423 (Staygbyl- Pra&slp
Vol. 3, no. 28, SePt. 1953t Praha)
sot Yonthly Ugt of rast AwovewL Accessions Vol. 39 no. 20 Library of Conaess#
Feb. 1954p Uncl.

KLINDERA. F.
Notes on the activities of the Scientific Technical Society for the Building IndustrY.,
P. 31e. (Nova Technika) Vol. 2, no. 10, Oct. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: xC%TMLT INDEX CF LAST EUROMN ACCESSIONS (EM) W, VCL- 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1,95P
0", "M UREFF",

UnDMtAlF.t dir*
Present problems of the C"aboslarak briok industry and their
so2utimo ftsvivo 42 noq2o5l-% 7964
10 outs PlAming oommissim, Pr*pf*

r,_L -7-KNA L. t. Zk---ugeli jsme matky ze tdravovedy F-xanllnati~.-n Ir roaers on ~Powlsdge
~lh
6T-hy-g ifii Prakticky Lekar 1947,, 27/3 (55-57) Graphs 2
Starting with the Idea t~.&t the mother In the chief teacher of hygiene, as national
(Czechoslovakian) public health authorities endeavoured ton ascertain# by means of a
questi--;nnalres, to what extont the average mother was fitted C~7r tt-ls ln-*rtant task,,
what was her knowledge of hygiene# and how she applied this kn-wledge Jn every-day
life. The literature does not give details of any reth-A for ascertaining the
hygienic knowledge of mothers, The Interrrogation was rade rather wide In scope
as it was designed to civer all questions of hygienet and t(, titon mothers the
imp-rtance ir pore nal hygiene and stimulate their Interest in it, It c-ntained 170
questions divided Jnt~,, nine groupst (1) personalla; (2) perarnal hygiene; (3) housing;
~4) clothing; (5) foodl(6) Infectious d1sessel (7)'hardeningil (8)convalescence;
9) first aid,
When this Interrogatlon was ready for execution (1941) all sclentMe activities
were forbidden by the occupying power. Hence it was carried out unofficially on
a suall gr-up of 518 mothers In a suburb of Prague. The number or cn-pleted forms
received was 382 (714 per cant) with .64#960 answers. (1) Pore-.1nallat age of mothers
(ranging from 23 to 45 years); saool *ducatIon (good nn the average); number of
children (mean 1.75)1 .age of children (one week to 29 years); ec nom-le status (pro-
f"salon of fatherl average eeonwic positim. favourable). the fact of the mother being
In employment (83 per cent) affected domestic hygiene unfavourably and formed t1m
excuse on the part.of mothers for their Inability to give adecutte attentl-,n to hygienic
matters on account.of lack of time, (2) the pore-nal hygiene secti-on (45 questions)
dealt with bodlly cleanliness; care of akln,, teeth and hair, and reodarity of habits
and growth. Caneik-Frague
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nation
nMEROVA L, X. Zkouseli Jams *&Uy to idra"vedy Report on an oxsod
IV im"oUers an 4glons Prakticky Lokar, Prague (Csodwalovaida) 19479 27/0 5 (106-109)
So s Medical Microbiology and flygionot Section IVO VOL To 11-6
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DEROVA L, No Zkousell Jame matky so Z&Svovedy To st in hygisno- Prakticky-
_,OFFa_gu*JC_zjch"lova)da) 194 T9 27/6 (127-232) Oraphs I Tables I
iestionnaires nuaboring %8 and containing 3.70 questions were distributeid
among mothers of dertain districts in Prague, Niventy-four per cent were satisfacto-
rily answered. The majority were young mothars with elementary schoollAge 706
author found that the greater number of mothers tried to teach their children
hygidmi6 habits, They generally did -OAt realits the' danger of contagion from tuber-
culosis,, typhoid fiver and other infectious disess", and only 50 per cant Unew how
to apply first aid* The questionuires were answered willingly and with great Interest*
Blechova-WedecKrolove
Sot Medical Microbiology and Wonas Section IV# Vol. Is 01-6

I to new zathods kylv,
FrActica Of the saaaably-line construction accordin,--_
Vyd-vo Uad"ll arkhItaktury UAra RSR, 1951. 112 ps (~4- "'1102 7 )
Ti14dll.B8

llin&Mo- A. M. Venvoyer ProfterUou in the Coustruation of Variou lhwo of
DWAdImsell Aom or Architoctm of the Vkmlaian SO,, hot of Coustrwtion
uslawifict Ilows M (Dismartatlon for DsCm of C&Mi&t* of T*oWo4
801 Kaidmqa 14toPialt go. 23,'Xosdow.. Jmov 1955,p pp. 87-104.

MUYVAs O.Wainshanarl MUNSKOTSKIT, X.Sh.,kandidst tekboicheskikh nauk.
redMtor; - JANkandidat t0hulcheskikh muk, redaktor;
ARMOMIN11r. ri-a-RAWors URNMO.P.Aekbalebeekly redaktor
(Provisional specifications for the us* of ceramic facinse on the
facMse of buildings] Tresionnys ukasanits, po primenonlin kerautchoskot
oblitsovkt dlia fasadow adanti. Kiev, Oos. isd-vo lit-ry po strolt.
I arkbit. USSRj 1956. M p. (KLAA 10:
I
I# Ukraine$ Oosadarswenn" komitst po dsUm strottel'stva I
nrkh1tsktw7
(Cer;Mtes) (fteades)

V, H.S., prof I kand,teW.nauk: XMYNIT. P.L. kand.
tokhn,neukl USPIN, L,A,l kandatekbu,nank
Standardization In planning the technology and orgmnisation of
uses housing aoustruction, Novev strol.tokh. no.10:5-39 057.
(MIRA 10112)
(building)
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