ECONOMIC - INLAND WATERWAYS

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CIA-RDP80-00809A000600221173-5
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S
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2
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December 22, 2016
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June 28, 2011
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1173
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May 18, 1949
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REPORT
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/28: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600221173-5 CLASSIFIr-ION CENTRAL INTER AGENCY INFORMATION FROM FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS COUNTRY USSR SUBJECT Economic - inland waterways HOW PUBLISHED Daily newspapers WHERE PUBLISHED USSR DATE PUBLISHED 25 Feb - 8 Apr 1949 LANGUAGE Russian 110 0001000160R11,1. 50006&10011 NW1e00116 1111666E "Mm M 166 1100" sum 1111!1 116 "CO"I" Of 6N0100 000,60 1. & C.. C/ 05106.00 0061100? 1101U61101100W1 00 Tl61610117W1 SOURCE Soviet newspapers as indicated. REPORT CD NO. DATE OF DATE DIST. 19 Day 1949 NO. OF PAGES 2 SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. HIPPING INCRZAM UIEAM, PLANS I VEIOP3BNT OF BaIALL RIVJR8 -- Pravda Ukrainy, No 47, 26 Feb 49 In a conference hold in Kiev to discuss problems connected-with the development of eme11 rivers df the Ukraine, Ehilyuk, chief of the Administration for the Development of all Rivers for Transport, reported the work done in 1948 and plane for 1949. He mentioned that 17 rivers in the Ukraine, with a total length of 2,000 kilamrters, had. been made nsvigablc. During 1949, many Ukrainian cities, enterprises, and thousands of kolkhozes situated in river basics, will be able to use cheap water- transport facilities. The plan for transport on email rivers of the Ukrainian S has been inereaeod'20 percent over 1948. The conference made plans for the future work and the fulfillment of the year plan. DII$L BMS 02111A' T ON IOI R I1I7.'!RR -- Reehnoy Transport, No 16, 25 Pet 49 During the summer of 1948, 16 power-driven barges, operating on liculu fuel were added to the fleet of the Lover Irtyab River. As the operation of Diesel engines requires special skill, the steamship line has organized refresher courses for mechanics. Twelve sbipa mechanics and their assistants are now attending 3-year courses, where they study the construction of Diesel engines, eleotrotechnios, designicg, ani technology of metals. D R RIM FIST flILrI018 POOBLT -- Sovetskaya Noldavtya, No 58, 23 liar 49 The Dnepr river fleet is poorly organized and its operation is entirely unsatisfactory. There is no regular freight traffic or passenger service on the river, and use of unseavorthy ships resulted asst year in losses of 41,700 rubles, The Boade y oip-Repair Works put ISAW V4 Fes I 50X1-HUM Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/28: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600221173-5 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/28: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600221173-5 - iT.....-_ out only one steamboat last year, and it had to be retirod for repairs after its first voyage. Units of the river fleet were wintered in places lacking facilities for repairs, and as a result spring overhauling is far behind schedule. i PPIWG LI PIRD( S IJCEEA8 -- Moskovakiy Bol'ehevik, No 82, 8 Apr 49 Millions of tone of freight and, millions of passengers have been carried by the Canal imeai Moskvat Steamship Tine during the 12 years of its existence. Many crews have adopted Stakhenovite work methods, following the example of the Volga freighter Ruslan. Crews of the outstanding freighters Miron Dyukanov (captain, Puzevskiy), Maker Mazey (captain, Adolin), Rzhev (daptain, Potapov), and Petr Krivonos (captain, pryanikov) have topped production quotas set for the freight fleet for 1950. The steamship line exceeded the shipping plan during the past navigation season and lowered shipping costs 11.6 percent. Freight ha lung in the ports was out 9 percent more than planned, enabling canal workereto save 8 million rubles. The canal's 1949 quota calls for 20 percent more shipping than in the previous navigation season. the Btamship Line Administration has ppl, in addition, toattain the volume of shipping set for 1950. This will necessitate a 30-percent increase in shipping over 1948. (Signed by A.?Shemegin, chief of the Steamship Line Administation of the Canal imeni Moskva and general-director of the River Fleet, 3d Rank.) Yeohernyaya Moskva, No 83, 8 Apr 49 Skippers Batov, Rybin, and Luk'yanenko of the Carat 'meni Moskva Steamship Line have prepared for the navigation season and drawn up Stakhaaovite plane. Following the example of Furlakov, mechanic of the steamship line, Batov hbs decided not to turn his barge in for repairs until 1958 and Rybin and Ink'yanenko have deciaed not to turn theirs in for repairs until 1955. The skippers have pledged to repair defects themselves to utilize more efficiently the freight capacity of the barges and to increase the number of trips. RIIRR )IaT Mb0ffi7? RiClITI AWARDS -- Rechnoy Tranuport, No 26, 1 Apr 49 Aug, captains and mechanics, connected with ships of the Ministry of the River Fdeet, received orders and medals for long and excellent service. Among these are D. A. Beutov, captain of the Plotoyod, R. A. Terahov, mechanic of the Ckhta, and P. V. Foryukayev, captain of the Ply ihk1n_ TA7S,Tt 887P. R i.. PLANT AWARDED RD RAISER -- Sovetskaya Eetoniya, No 47, 26 Feb 19 Workers of the Tallin Ship-Repair Plant recently were awarded the All-D'nion Transferable Bed Banner of the soviet of ministers DSffit and VroWB, and a cash prize of 90,000 rubles for winning the All-?pion Socialist competition for the last quarter of 1948. Workers, technical engineers, and employees of the plan? pledged to exceed the production plan for the first quarter of 1949? Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/28: CIA-RDP80-00809A000600221173-5