COMMODITIES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000500740090-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 29, 2001
• Sequence Number: 90
• Publication Date: July 2, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT N
INFORMATION REPORT CD NO.
NO. OF PAGES I
NO. OF ENCLS.
(LISTED BELOW)
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
GRADING OF SOURCE BY OFFICE OF ORIGIN
COMPLETELY USUALLY FAIRLY NOT USUALLY NOT BE CANNOT
RELIABLE RELIABLE RELIABLE RELIABLE RELIABLE JUOGEO
USSR/China
DATE DISTR. 3 JuL1 1952
SUBJECT Commodities of International Trade
COUNTRY
PLACE
ACQUIRED
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DATE
ACQUIRED
THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS INFORMATION ArF1CTING THE NATIONAL DIrCNSr
or TILE UNITID STAI S WITHIN Till MEANING or !HL ESPIONAGE ACT 50
U. S. C.. I I AND Si. AS AMCNDIO. 11% TRANSMISSION ON TILE RINCLATION
Or ITS CONTENTS IN ANT MA AIR IN TO AM UNAUTHORITCD PERSON IS PNO?
HIIITLD 0f LAP. REPRODUCTION Or THIS FORM IS PNOMIIIIID.
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rosin
turpentine
paper pulp
paper
india ink in sticks
.antimony
flour
fish
pork
goatmeat
seaweeds
SOURCE'S OPINION OF CONTENT
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POSSIBLY
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The fc g commodities have been mentioned
as items exported to or imported
hempseed oil
sesame oil
mint oil
peanut oil
cottors-,ed oil
sunf1cnerseed oil
(tungovoye) oil
'lemon seed
m'' seed
hempseed
castorseed
sesame seed
sunflower seeds
sinensis seeds
citrus seeds
rape seeds
groundnuts
walnut mile at s
cinnamon
salt
tobacco leaves
green and black tea
black dates
figs
dates
tattle clothe
ramie
semifinished buttons
mother-of-pearl
horse-hair
bristles
canned fruits and v4zotabxeiIr samarkand
weasel skins ,. firewood
goatsiin
kidskin
furs
cashmere
sheepwool
goatwool
loose wool
raw silk
silk textile
hemp
2. IMPORTED INTO CHINA FROM THE SOVIET UNION
electrical equipment
optical instruments
boilers
drilling machine)
pipes
lathes
ferrol-tungsten
ferro-si11con loose . pumps
road building machines babbit
cranes hoses
cables
oxygen
acetylene
coal loading machines
electric furnaces
X-ray units
radio sets
automobiles: zis-110
DJ,
maize
kaoliang
peanuts
red beans
rice
rice seeds
I?$oy bean cakes
cast iron
coal
paint
soda
drying oil
insulators
cement
tin
straw braids
(vizil)
tungsten
phonograph
records
books
motion pictures
posters
dictionaries
(oil cloth)
(dermatin)
gas-51 (felt)
pobeda m-20
moskvich
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CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL
NAVY ~NSRB _ DISTRIBUTION
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motion picture equipment
auto benzine
tractor kerosene
.ucets, valves
sulphur powdered
refrigeration units
excavators
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STATII~ I LRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT NO
INFORMAYiON FROM
COUNTRY USSR
SUBJECT INDICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WLNERABILITSES
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PUBLISHED
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DATE
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CONFIDENTIAL
In the Ukraine and elsewhere additional pay is offered to tractor and truck drivers and
other collective farm workers as an inducement to greater efforts. Evidence of growing
official concern about the fodder crop prospects for the coming winter is seen in the
repeated "serious warnings" against a repetition of the mistakes made last year when
much cattle was lost through insufficient feed. Sugar cane, it is intimated, will require
a great deal more attention and maintenance work before a decent crop is assured.
Intensified official activities in Georgian SSR to stem the tide of abuse and pilferage in
agriculture is evidenced from recent broadcasts from that Republic. One of the Georgian
Party's chief tasks now appears to be the reclaiming of collective farm funds and lands
already stolen or squandered. Official indifference to corruption in agriculture is
laid also to Uzbek SSR.
Lack of publicity given to Party life and activities in the regional press is the only
topic discussed in the few available broadcasts on Party affairs. Some of the leading
Uzbek and Kazakh dailies and periodicals are said to be guilty of too little and too
;nadequate attention to Party matters. A thoroughgoing improvement, PRAVDA hints, may be in
store for them.
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