COMMUNICATIONS - RADIO

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600220023-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 28, 2011
• Sequence Number: 23
• Publication Date: April 8, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFICN
CENTRAL INTEL'
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Y REPORT
CO NO.
INFORMATION,FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS
COUNTRY
SUBJECT Communications - Radio
HOW
PUBLISHED Daily newspapers
WHERE
PUBLISHED t)Ss
,DATE
PUBLISHED 22 Dec 1948-6 Feb 1949
LANGUAGE
DATE OF
INFORMATION
DATE DIST. 4' Apr 1949
NO. OF PAGES 2
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
THIS ;S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
SOURCE Soviet newspapers as indicated. (Infor.1ation requested.)
JEWIW RADIO FACILITI$4 DMOVED -- Tikhookeanakaya Zvezda, No 30, 6 F t 49
The newspaper Tikhookeanakaya Zvezda recently published an article
citing the sloe progress of radiofioation is the Jewish Autonomous Oblast.
FaSan, chief of the KhaLarovek Kray Administration of the Ministry of
Cca anioations, after looking into the case, reported to the 1iitor that
the facts presented in the article were correct, and stated that measures
have been decided upon to improve radio facilities in the Jewish Autonomous
Oblast.
The Lenine'kiy radio broadcasting and receiving unit will undergo
capital repairs. The power facilities of the Kul'durskiy radio broad-
oastitg and receiving unit and the receiving center in the city of Obluoh'ye
will be equipped. It has been decided to construct 33 kilometers of trans-
mission lines, which will provide radio facilities to an additional namber of
kolkhoues, in 1949. e
Considerable quantities of materials have been allocated to rF.dio
broadoasting and receiving unite in the cblaet. It is reported that Sal'nikor,
chief of the Leninekiy radio broadcasting and receiving un1t, and Bakeheyev,
chief of the Amurzetekiy radio unit, have been removed from office for not
fulfilling the plan.
ABWABAD RADIO STATION RESt S OPERATION -- Turkmenskaya Iekra, No 4, 7 Jan 49
The short-wave radio station UM-8-KOLA of the Ashkhabad D06AAM radio
club has resumed operation, since communication with other radio stations of
the UM and foreign countries had not been completely disrupted by the
heavy earthquake which hit Ashkhabad. Daring the past 3 months, the club
received over 1,700 ?KCSSEL'tl receipt cards confirming the r9storation of
radio communication between Ashkhabad and various cities in Czechoslovakia,
lbglaad, America, India, China, Japan, Canada, Africa, and Australia, as
well as 16 other foreign coun;.ri?e. Several days after the earthquake, the
radio club started. regular reception of signala from other radio statiun.e.
Reconstruction of the Lranamitting equipment is now being completed.
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Radio amateurs of Ashkhabad will take part in the sooona all-Tinton
.radio eontaotinpi of U short-wave amateurs on 16 January,
TA's RADIOS t EA3! -- Ko=aniat Tadzhikistana, No 254, 22 Dec 46
.Mace 1940, the number of radic receiving sets in the Tadzhik SSR has
Increased by 5,000. There are now 68 rebroadoaeting unite in the repnblio.
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