ECONOMIC - LIGHT AND TEXTILE INDUSTRY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600230793-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 18, 2011
• Sequence Number: 793
• Publication Date: June 22, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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PEI![ORSSIZ E@AY ADDS COli3UMffit9' Si0RP9 -- Krneeoye Zoae4ya, Ho 90, 17 qgr ~9
Canensere' oooperativee of Priaorekiy Sri nre ezteading the astrorl of
stores in 1949. Treaty-tro stores vhioh sill handle household goods, oon-
struotion saterinle, hardware, and saddlery will be opened in the rayon oeatare
of Lhe ~r.?ay. lfer bulldinge for seven general stores rill be built and 67
enoh stores rill be reoonetruoted in the villages. Ay the sad of the yuer,
lE2 stores rill have been addel to the rural aetrork.
CHI'hA TRADIF('r SYSTJl~'S SITAAL"9 -- Zabaytnl?ekiy Raboahiy, No 7g, 17 Apr 4Q
Gla?a]ov, ohai..un of :bo Chita City Eseoutive Coemdttee, report!d on
the development of the oity'e trading s?stem at the 12th seesi~n of the Chita
.City Bpviet. Thirty-tro a:~r ataree, siz of vhioh ara epeoinlised, have been
.apsned in the o1ty, and 5w pubiio entiag entexpr,teea nre in opentiaa. Ths
volnns of goods Bold, ~rtloalar3v aaysr, groats, roolen fabric, shoes, and
of*era, has inoreaaod 50 - 100 peraeat.
'Chi~~torg," largest trading organisation is the oity, Is cot operating
?ffioiently. It dose not have ep-.lnllsed stares, the ae~ortauat of goods is
goat, and tnroovnr ooate are too high. The Dining Hall TrnaS is aloe poorly
org~i?issd ani fails to meet oesarmer 3eaand tar rider aseortwat. the lisited
aesortmea: of goods ie nn oatetanding proDlee in all of the oily?s tradiog
eaterprisde end orRanisntions.
ITil1'SLFt PLAAT BBAT3 FLA1'I -- Znbaykel'akiy Haboohi.y, IIo 82, 27 Apr b9
The Chita Leather Plant oospleted the ~--south gross proc~natlou pLn for
output of Ruoein leather end ohrome leather 10 de~ye ahead of eohednle. Tho
plant realised 12&,000 tables lu above-plan returns in the ;Stet quarter.
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FRUNZE SHOP MA>tffi iIALL CLOCkS -- Soaeteb:etya &irgislya, fie 95, 17 May 49
The "2-ya pyntllotk[x" Clock Ae?embly Shop, recently estnbliemed by a
T'ranae trader artel, bas issued its first ccnaignment of xall olooks.
P80UOCE~ MYLIGH3' LAMPB -- Moskovakiy 13o1'ehevlk, fia 75, 1 Apr 49
The electrienl equipment plant of the Parvomgyekiy Rnyon Lonnl Industry
Txr.et (director, Alixkin; techniaal supervisor, vol'berg) han began tp pro-
dace daylight lamps. Automatic maohinee mnd other mnahioa tocle have been
aided to the agaipaent to increc '~ the output oP lamps to 1,000 pnr troath.
Proddotion N411 be further geared to rnlae thin number l~t times.
Ald'D3ZHAfi COTTON F.dODJCTIOfi $AQlB -?? 3tallnekoye Znamya, l(0 40, 27 P'eb 4~
The, 1849 F1sn for cotton-ginning plants in Andi~han Oblast oalle for a
12-pakoeat `inoreaee in prodaotiosi over 1949. The rate of produotloa~ hawevar,
hne'deoreaeed oodsderab~,y'in the beginning of thi6 veer-. The Andislsnn
"Teg?tkhloptgtr?et? (Cotton Prooorement Tru.ec) ooa~pleted only 91.2 psrgent of
the"January,plnn, and on] fear .,oat of seven voticon.?ginnidg plants ooi~leted
the Snnnary plan. 3'he trust hnd completed only 5l percent of tha Februn3~P
pllan by 20;February; Andithan Cotton Pln?t rlo 3, only 54'.garoent of the plan,
Leninekiy plant lie 1, only: 58.3 peroant, and the gtnlinekiy Plant, 54.i per-
cent. Andizhan vCotton Plant Ro 1, the toffy plant oparetiag oa eohcdule, oom?
plated>the mpnth plan on 22 Fabraary.
SIB1@IAH AQI'iTING IlYWSTR7 TO GET SPINfiINO MILL -- 9ovetetaya Litvn, Ao 101,
30 Apr 49
A Lnrge epinning mill is being built in Enrgan to furnish tote Siberian
kof.ttl6g lnduetry with yarn, vhiah for n Lcng tine had to b~ brought in frog
mills in Eieacov or Ivnnavo. The Su.?rgnn mill mill sapply nll the Siberian
knitting fsotoriee. The nexeet ring spinning frames, flyer frmas, carding
naohinee, and eoutohere; built by the Leningrad plaate amen?. Earl lfari, iaerl
$ngals, and the "vulknn" Plant trill be ioetnlled Sa the m111.
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