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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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161, Assoc. Prof. 1961-67, Extraordinary Prof. 1967-72, Ordinary Prof. 1972-, now Dir. of Inst. of Environmental Engineering in Dept. of Water and Sanitary Eng.; Chief of Inst. in the State Hydro-Meteorological Inst. (PIH-M), Warsaw 1957-60, Gen. Dir. of Hydro-Meteorological Inst. 1963-66; Dir. of Inst. for Meteorology and Water Economy, Warsaw 1967-; Chair. of Cttee. of Water Economy, Polish Acad. of Sciences; mem. of Polish United Workers’ Party (PZPR); Deputy mem. of Warsaw Cttee. of PZPR 1955-57, worked in Dept. of Science and Educ. of Central Cttee of PZPR, Senior Instructor 1960-63, Deputy Chief of Dept. 1966-71; member of Comm. of Science in Cen. Cttee. of PZPR; former mem. of Gen. Board of Polish Teachers’ Asscn. (ZNP); First Deputy Minister of Science, Higher Educ. and Tech. 1972-74; Deputy Chair. of Cen. Qualifying Comm. for Scientific Personnel, attached to Pres. of Council of Ministers; Corresp. mem. of Polish Acad. of Sciences 1971-, Deputy Scientific Sec. of Polish Acad. of Sciences, 1971-72, Sec. of VII Dept. of Polish Acad. of Sciences 1978-; Silver and Gold Cross of Merit, Chevalier’s Cross of Order of Polonia Restituta and other decorations. Publications: numerous works on organization of scientific research and on co-operation of science and national economy. Address: Al. I Armii Wojska Polskiego 16, m.51, 00-582 Warsaw, Poland.
3KÁDÁR, János; Hungarian politician; b. 22 May 1912, Fiume (now Rijeka, Yugoslavia); ed. secondary school; mem. Young Communist Workers Fed. 1931, illegal Communist Party 1931; helped to organize resistance movement Second World War; Deputy Police Chief 1945; Sec. Greater Budapest Party Cttee. 1945-48; Asst. Gen. Sec. Communist Party 1946-48, re-elected on merger of Communist and Social Democratic Parties to become Hungarian Working People’s Party 1948-51; mem. Parl. 1945-51, 1958-; Minister of Internal Affairs 1948-50; arrested and imprisoned during Rakosi régime 1951-54; Party Sec. for Budapest District, later for County of Pest 1954-56; First Sec. Central Cttee. Hungarian Socialist Workers’ Party 1956-, mem. Politburo 1956-; Prime Minister 1956-58, 1961-65; mem. Presidential Council 1965-; Minister of State 1958-61; Hero of Socialist Labour, Hero of the Soviet Union; Order of Lenin; Joliot Curie Gold Medal Award, World Peace Council 1974, Int. Lenin Peace Award 1977, For Socialism-for Peace 1978. Publications: Firm People’s Power—Independent Hungary 1958, On the Road to Socialism 1962, Further Ahead on Lenin’s Road 1964, Patriotism and Internationalism 1968, For a Socialist Hungary 1972, Selected Speeches and Articles 1974, On the Road to the Construction of the Developed Socialist Society 1975, Internationalism, Solidarity, Socialist Patriotism 1977. Leisure interests: reading, wild game shooting, chess. Address: Magyar Szocialista Munkáspárt, Széchenyi rakpart 19, H-1387 Budapest, Hungary. Telephone: 111-400.
5KADDORI, Fakhri Yassin, DR.RER.POL.; Iraqi economist; b. 28 Aug. 1932, Baghdad; s. of Yasin Kaddori Kaddori and Rafiqa (née Abdul Kadar Kalamchi); m. Marie-Louise Classen 1965; one s. two d.; ed. Adhamiya Intermediate School and Central Secondary School, Baghdad, Coll. of Commerce and Econs. (Univ. of Baghdad), State Univ. of Iowa, Cologne Univ., Int. Marketing Inst. (Harvard Univ.); Dir. of Internal Trade, Ministry of the Economy 1964-68; Minister of the Economy 1968-71; mem. Planning Board 1968-; mem. Econ. Affairs Bureau, Revolutionary Command Council 1971-73; Chair. 1973-76, Acting Chair. 1976-; Gov., Cen. Bank of Iraq 1976-78; Chair. Iraqi Economist Asscn. 1972-74, 1977-; Sec.-Gen. Arab Econ. Unity Council, Cairo May 1978-; Pres. Exec. Cttee for Professional and Popular Organizations in Iraq 1975-77. Publications: several articles on economic topics in professional journals. Leisure interests: reading, music, swimming, travelling. Address: Arab Economic Unity Council, Cairo (Office); 20 Aisha El-Taymouria Street, Garden City, Cairo, Egypt (Home). Telephone: 24293/32143 (Office); 982100 (Home).
7KADER, Yehia Abdel; Egyptian diplomatist; b. 1920, Alexandria; ed. Faculty of Law, Univ. of Cairo; Sec. and Counsellor at the Egyptian Embassies in Belgrade, Khartoum, Milan; Amb. to Saudi Arabia 1964-68, to Yugoslavia 1968-71; Chair. Egyptian Radio and Television 1971; Amb. to U.S.S.R. 1971-74, to Greece 1974-. Address: Embassy of Egypt, 3 Leoforos Vassilissis Sofias, Athens, Greece.
9KADLEC, Vladimír, JU.DR., DR.SC.; Czechoslovak economist and politician; b. 4 Oct. 1912, Prague; s. of Bohumír and Anna Kadlec; m. Prof. Věra Kadlecová, M.D. 1942; two s. one d.; ed. Law Faculty, Charles Univ., Prague; Ministry of Finance 1938-42; Nat. Bank 1945-46; Cen. Admin. of Banks 1946-48; Office of Pres. of Repub. 1948-52; Asst. Prof., Czech Technical Univ., Prague 1952-62; Prof. at School of Econs., Rector 1962-69; Minister of Educ. 1968; mem. Econ. Comm. of Cen. Cttee. of C.P. of Czechoslovakia 1963; mem. Cen. Cttee. of C.P. of Czechoslovakia 1966-69; mem. Council of Controller Gen. of Czech Socialist Repub. 1969-70; mem. Dept. of Econ. Planning, School of Econs., Prague 1969-70; signed Charter 77. Publications: Surplus of Purchasing Power 1946, Currency Stability 1948, Mathematical Methods in Economic Planning (trans. into German) 1959, Practical Application of Linear Planning Methods 1962, Application of Computers in Socialist Agriculture (trans. into German) 1962, Linear Programming in Transport (trans. into German) 1963, Optimalization of Production Plans in Agricultural Enterprises (trans. into Romanian) 1967, Economic Calculations on Computers in Industrial Practice 1967, etc. Leisure interest: writing analyses of the economic development of Czechoslovakia. Address: Čapajevovo náměstí 18, Prague 3-Vinohrady, Czechoslovakia (Home). Telephone: 737208 (Prague).
11KADOMTSEV, Boris Borisovich; Soviet physicist; b. 9 Nov. 1928, Penza; ed. Moscow State Univ.; Scientist, Physics-Energetics Inst. 1952-56; Sr. Research Scientist, Kurchatov Inst. of Atomic Energy, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1956-73; Dir. Plasma Physics Div., Kurchatov Inst. of Atomic Energy 1973-; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1962-70, Academician 1970-; Foreign mem. Royal Swedish Acad. of Sciences; State Prize 1970. Address: U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, 14 Leninsky Prospekt, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
13KADOORIE, Sir Horace, G.B.E., J.P.; Hong Kong business executive; b. 28 Sept. 1902, London, England; s. of late Sir Elly Kadoorie and Lady Kadoorie; unmarried; ed. Cathedral School, Shanghai, Ascham St. Vincents, Eastbourne, and Clifton Coll., Bristol; Partner, Sir Elly Kadoorie and Sons, Hong Kong; Chair. and Dir. numerous public companies incl. Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotels Ltd., China Light and Power Co. Ltd., Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Hutchinson Whampoa Ltd., Peak Tramways Co. Ltd., Hong Kong Carpet Manufacturers Ltd.; mem. and official numerous Hong Kong civic orgs.; Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur; Ramon Magsaysay Award 1962, Order of Leopold 1966, Solomon Schechter Award 1959. Publication: The Art of Ivory Sculpture in Cathay (7 vols.). Leisure interests: agriculture and gardening. Address: Sir Elly Kadoorie and Sons, St. George’s Building, 24th Floor, Hong Kong. Telephone: 249221.
15KADOORIE, Sir Lawrence, C.B.E., LL.D., K.ST.J.(A); Hong Kong business executive; b. 2 June 1899, Hong Kong; s. of late Sir Elly Kadoorie and Lady Kadoorie; m. Muriel Gubbay 1938; one s. one d.; ed. Cathedral School, Shanghai, Ascham St. Vincents, Eastbourne, Clifton Coll., Bristol and Lincoln’s Inn, London; Partner, Sir Elly Kadoorie and Sons, Hong Kong; Chair. China Light and Power Co. Ltd., Hong Kong Engineering and Construction Co. Ltd., Franki Investments Ltd., Hong Kong Carpet Manufacturers Ltd., Major Contractors Ltd., Nanyang Cotton Mills Ltd., Schroders and Chartered Ltd., Motor Agencies Ltd.; Dir. numerous other public companies; mem. and official numerous Hong Kong civic orgs.; Solomon Schechter Award 1959; Officier de la Légion d’honneur; Officier de l’Ordre de Léopold 1966; Ramon Magsaysay Award 1962. Leisure interests: travel, sports cars, photography and Chinese works of art. Address: Sir Elly Kadoorie and Sons, St. George’s Building, Hong Kong. Telephone: 249221.
17KADOSA, Pál; Hungarian composer and pianist; b. 6 Sept. 1903, Levice, Czechoslovakia; s. of Zsigmond Weiss and Eugenia Wertheimer; ed. Budapest Acad. of Music, under Zoltán Kodály and Arnold Székely; Teacher, Fodor Music School 1927-43, Goldmark Music School 1944; Prof. 1945-, then mem. of Directors’ Council, Budapest Acad. of Music; mem. Board, later Acting Chair. Fed. of Hungarian Musicians; Pres. Nat. Copyright Office; Hon. mem. Royal Acad. of Music (London) 1967; Corresp. mem. German Acad. of Arts 1970; Hon. Dr. Budapest Music Acad.; Prize of Liberty 1946, Merited Artist 1953, Kossuth Prize 1950, 1975, Erkel Prize 1955, 1962, Eminent Artist of the Hungarian People’s Repub. 1963, Labour Order of Merit 1970, Order of Standard of Hungarian People’s Repub. 1973. Compositions: for orchestra, symphonies, string quartets, violin and piano concertos, cantatas, choruses, songs; opera, Huszti Kaland. Leisure interests: art collector/Gothic arts. Address: Hungarian Academy of Music, Liszt Ferenc Place 8, Budapest VI; H-1056 Budapest V, Marcius 15 ter. 8, Hungary (Home). Telephone: 181-398.
19KADUMA, Ibrahim Mohamed, B.SC.(ECON.), B.PHIL.; Tanzanian economist and politician; b. 1937, Mtwango Njombe, Iringa Region; s. of the late Mohamed Maleva Kaduma and of Mwanaidza Kaduma; m. Happiness Y. Mgonja 1969; three s. one d.; ed. Makerere Univ. Coll. Uganda, and Univ. of York, England; Accounts Clerk, the Treasury 1959-61, Accounts Asst. 1961, Asst. Accountant 1962-65, Economist 1965-66, Dir. of External Finance and Technical Cooperation 1967-69, Deputy Sec. Treasury 1969-70; Principal Sec. Ministry of Communications, Transport and Labour, 1970-72,
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