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The International who's who ; who's who in the world, incorporated with the International blue book … a biographical dictionary of the world's notable living men and women, 1910
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1Address: 700 19th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20431; 4995 Glenbrook Road N.W., Washington D.C. 20016, U.S.A. (Home). Telephone: 477-6045/6 (Office); (202) 363-6331 (Home).
3RUDNEV, Konstantin Nikolayevich; Soviet politician; b. 22 June 1911; ed. Tula Engineering Inst.; electrical fitter 1929-30; Chief Eng. 1935-48; Sr. Exec. Ministry of Defence Equipment 1948-52; Deputy Minister of Armaments 1952-53; Deputy Minister of the Defence Industry 1953-58; Chair. State Cttee. of Defence Equipment 1958-61; Chair. State Cttee. for Co-ordination of Scientific Research Work 1961-65; Deputy Chair. U.S.S.R. Council of Ministers 1961-65; Minister of Instrument Making, Automation and Control Devices Industry 1965-; mem. CPSU 1941-, Cen. Cttee. 1961-; Deputy to U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet 1962-; Hero of Socialist Labour, Orders of Lenin, "Hammer and Sickle" Gold Medal, etc. Address: Ministry of Instrument Making, Automation and Control Devices Industry, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
5RUDNICKI, Adolf; Polish writer; b. 19 Feb. 1912, Warsaw; ed. Commercial School, Warsaw; soldier, Polish campaign 1939; mem. Resistance 1942-44, Warsaw insurrection 1944; Co-editor Kuźnica 1945-49; State Prize 1955, 1966, Officer's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta 1956; Publications: Szczury (Rats), Żołnierze (Soldiers), Niekochana (The Unloved One), Lato (Summer), Ucieczka z Jasnej Polany (Flight from Yasna Polyana), Zywe i martwe morze (Living and Dead Seas), Pafeczka czyli każdemu to na czym mu mniej zależy (The Baton, or To Each What He Least Cares For), Niebieskie kartki (Blue Pages, 8 vols. of short stories and essays), Krowa (The Cow), Złote okna (Golden Windows), Młode cierpienia (The Young Sufferings), Manfred (drama), 50 opowiadzeń (50 stories), Wybór opowiadzeń (selected stories) 1976, Niekochana i inne opowiadania (The Unloved One and other stories) 1976, Noc będzie chłodna, Niebo u purpurze (Night Will Be Chilly, Sky Will Be Purple) 1977. Address: Ul Kanonia 16/18m. 4, 00-278 Warsaw, Poland. Telephone: 31-3609.
7RUDOLF, Tadeusz, M.ECON.; Polish politician; b. 22 Jan. 1926, Bochnia; ed. High School of Social Sciences, Party School, Polish United Workers' Party; worked in Cable Factory, Cracow 1944; active mem. Fighting Youth Union and Polish Youth Union; First Sec. PUWP Town Cttee., Zakopane 1948-50; Chair. Comm. for Youth Questions, PUWP Town Cttee., Warsaw 1957; Sec. Cen. Cttee., Socialist Youth Union; Deputy Chief Organizational Dept., Cen. Cttee. of PUWP; 1st Sec. Voivodship Cttee., Kielce 1968-72; Deputy to Seym 1969-76; Deputy mem. Cen. Cttee., PUWP 1968-71, mem. 1971-; Vice-Chair. Cen. Council of Trade Unions 1972-74; Chair. Seym Comm. of Econ. Plan, Budget and Finance 1973-74; Minister of Labour, Wages and Social Affairs Nov. 1974-; Order of Banner of Labour 1st Class and others. Address: Ministerstwo Pracy, Płac i Spraw Socjalnych, ul. Nowogrodzka 1/3, 00-513 Warsaw, Poland. Telephone: 28-77-34 (Office).
9RUDOLPH, Paul Marvin, M.ARCH.; American architect; b. 23 Oct. 1918; ed. Alabama Polytechnic Inst., and Harvard Univ.; Fellow in Architecture, Harvard Univ. 1941-42; Officer in Charge, Ship Construction, U.S. Naval Reserve, Brooklyn Navy Yard 1943-46; Partner, architectural firm of Twitchell & Rudolph, Sarasota (Florida) 1947-51; architectural practice Sarasota, Cambridge, Newhaven 1952-65; Boston, N.Y. 1965-; Chair. Dept. of Architecture, Yale Univ. 1958-65; numerous honours and awards including Best House of the Year Award, American Inst. of Architects 1949, Outstanding Young Architects Award, São Paulo Int. Competition 1954, House chosen by Architectural Record as one of fifty most significant buildings completed since 1900 1956, Arnold Brunner Prize in Architecture, American Acad. of Arts and Letters 1958, Boston Arts Festival Award for Commercial Building; Award of Merit A.I.A. Honors Award 1962, 1964, First Honor Award A.I.A. Honors Award 1964, Architectural Record Award of Excellence for House Design 1963. Important projects include: Good Design Exhibition (Chicago Merchandise Mart and New York Museum of Modern Art) 1951, U.S. Embassy, Amman, Jordan 1954, Art, Music and Drama Building, Wellesley Coll., Mass., Junior-Senior High School, Sarasota, Blue Cross-Blue Shield Inc. Headquarters Building, Boston, Greeley Memorial Laboratory, Yale Forestry School 1957, Arts and Architecture Building, Yale Univ., Church Street Redevelopment Project, New Haven, Conn., Tuskegee Inst., Montgomery, Ala. 1958, work at Yale 1960, Auburn 1961, and Endo Laboratories, Garden City, N.Y., Parking Garage, New Haven, Conn., I.B.M. Components Div. Facilities, East Fishkill, N.Y., Elderly Housing, New Haven, Creative Arts Center for Colgate Univ., N.Y., New Town of Stafford Harbor, Virginia 1967, Orange County Govt. Center, Goshen, N.Y. 1967, New Haven Govt. Center 1968. Address: 54 West 57th Street, New York, N.Y., U.S.A.
11RUDOWSKI, Witold Janusz; Polish professor of surgery; b. 17 July 1918, Piotrków Trybunalski; s. of Maksymilian Rudowski, judge of Supreme Court of Poland and Stefania Rudowska; m. Irena Rutkowska 1940; two s. one d.; ed. Clandestine Univ., Warsaw; Assoc. Prof. of Surgery, Warsaw Univ. 1954-61, Prof. Extraordinary 1961-70, Prof. 1970-; Consultant Surgeon and Senior Research Worker, Madame M. Curie Cancer Insts. in Warsaw 1948-64; Dir. and Head, Dept. of Surgery, Inst. of Haematology and Blood Transfusion, Warsaw 1964-; Chair. Scientific Council to Minister of Health and Social Welfare 1970-75; Expert WHO 1975-; Vice-Pres. Int. Fed. of Surgical Colls., Pres. 1975-; Pres. Int. Fed. of Surgical Asscsns. 1978-; Deputy Chair. Polish Haematological Soc.; Sec.-Gen. Polish Surgeons' Soc.; Corresp. mem. Polish Acad. of Sciences 1973- N. Pacific Surgical Asscn. 1974, Italian Soc. of Surgical Investigations 1975; Hon. mem. W. African Coll. of Surgeons 1975, Czechoslovakian Soc. of Physicians, Surgical Section; Hon. Fellow, American Coll. of Surgeons 1971, Royal Coll. of Surgeons of Edinburgh 1972, Royal Coll. of Surgeons of England 1973, Royal Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada 1974, Coll. of Dutch Surgeons, Swedish Surgical Soc., Royal Coll. of Surgeons of Ireland 1978, Royal Australasian Coll. of Surgeons 1979; Dr. h.c. (Poznań Medical Acad.) 1975; Silver Cross of Virtuti Militari 1944, Gold Cross of Merit 1956, Knight's Cross Order of Polonia Restituta 1967, Medal for Warsaw 1970, State Award in Science 1972, 1978, State Prize (2nd class, collective) 1978. Publications: Burn—Therapy and Research 1976, Disorders of Hemostasis in Surgery 1977; and 350 papers in Polish and other languages on cancer, clinical pathophysiology, burns and blood transfusion. Leisure interests: literature, music. Address: Aleja Armii Ludowej 17-1, 00-632 Warsaw, Poland. Telephone: 49-85-06 (Office); 25-44-39 (Home).
13RUDZIŃSKI, Witold; Polish musicologist and composer; b. 14 March 1913, Siebież; s. of Henryk and Maria Rudziński; m. Nina Rewieńska 1958; one s. two d.; ed. Wilno and Paris; Prof. Wilno Conservatoire 1939-42, Łódź Conservatoire 1945-47; Dir. Dept. of Music, Ministry of Culture 1947-48; Editor Muzyka 1950-56; Prof. State Superior School of Music, Warsaw 1957-; Chief Dept. of Theory of Music; Officer and Commdr. Cross of Polonia Restituta, Minister of Culture and Arts Prize, 1st Class 1976, etc.; works include Piano Concerto, two Symphonies, Symphonic Suite, two String Quartets, two Sonatas for piano and violin, cantata, flute quartet, song cycle, chamber works for piano, flute, 'cello, woodwind and percussion instruments; Operas: Janko Muzykant, Komendant Paryża (Commander of Paris), Odprawa posłów greckich (Dismissal of the Greek Envoys), Sulamita (Sulamith), Chłopi (The Peasants); Music poem Dach świata (Roof of the World) for recitative and orchestra; Gaude Mater Polonia for solo voice, choir, recitative and orchestra; Lipce (oratorio). Publications: Musical encyclopaedia. monographs on Moniuszko and Bartok, studies in musical rhythm. Leisure interests: history, linguistics. Address: Państwowa Wyższa Szkoła Muzyczna, ul. Okólnik 2, Warsaw; ul. Narbutta 50 m.6, 02.541 Warsaw, Poland. Telephone: 49 34 77.
15RUETE, Hans-Helmuth, DR. JUR.; German diplomatist; b. 21 Dec. 1914, Petersburg; s. of Dr. med. Alfred E. and Margarita (née Bohnstedt) Ruete; m. Ruth Arfsten 1948; one s. two d.; ed. Univs. of Marburg, Kiel, Lausanne and Tokyo; Asst. Univ. of Marburg 1946-49; Judge 1949; Ministry of Justice 1950; joined diplomatic service 1952; Second Sec., Tokyo 1952-56; Foreign Office, Bonn 1956-60; Prof. Univ. of Marburg 1956-60; Harvard Univ. Center for Int. Affairs 1960-61; Consul-Gen., Calcutta 1961-64; Deputy Head of Political Dept., Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1964, Head of Political Dept. II 1966-70; Amb. to France 1970-72, to Poland 1972-77, to U.K. 1977-. Publications: Der Einfluss des abendländischen Rechts auf die Rechtsgestaltung in China und Japan 1940. Leisure interests: literature, music (plays piano and 'cello), theatre. Address: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, 23 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8PZ, England. Telephone: 01-235 5033.
17RUF, Sep; German architect; b. 9 March 1908; ed. Technische Hochschule, Munich; freelance architect 1931-; Prof., Acad. of Fine Arts, Nuremberg 1947-53, Acad. of Fine Arts, Munich 1953-72; in partnership with Goller, Mayer, Oberberger and Thomeier 1971-; mem. Akad. der Künste, Berlin Cultural Prize of City of Nuremberg. Major works include: branches of Bayerische Staatsbank, Nuremberg and Erlangen; new buildings for Acad. of Fine Arts, Nuremberg; Maxburg Admin. Buildings (with Prof. Theo Pabst), Munich; German Pavilion, Brussels World Fair (with Prof. Egon Eiermann); new building for Church of St. John of Capistran, Munich; Max-Planck-Institut für Physik und Astrophysik (Heisenberg Inst.), Munich; renovation and extensions of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg; admin. bldgs. of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Bad Godesberg and Berliner Handelsgesellschaft,
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