MONTHLY TRANSPORTATION SUMMARY REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 1960

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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 D or a 99152 OWN CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material contains Information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Isplonege Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. 798 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which In any manner to an unauthorised person Is prohibited by law. fi -R _r R F JP COUNTRY East Germany/USSR jfPoland/Czechoslovakia REPORT SUBJECT Monthly Transportation Summary Report f-AdorFe_bruary 1960 DATE OF INFO. PLACE & DATE ACQ. 9enort far February 1960' IiIalad*d'e 1. Soviet Bloc transportation: DATE DISTR. NO. PAGES REFERENCES monthly transportation situation on the following topics is a. USSR: freight shipment and freight turnover of all public of transportation; railroads, new lines, electrification and dieselization, rolling stock; highways. b. East Germany: international relations; opening of the border crossings at Luebeck; railroads, automatic coupling, operation and traffic, border traffic,rolling stock, improvements, organization; highway transport; air transport. c. Poland: changes in the Ministry of Traffic; 1959 freight and passenger transportation; railroads, highways; air line routes. d. Czechoslovakia: railroads.- 2. Military Supply: a.< USSR: Soviet artillery supply, (including table of organization), flow chart of the supply procedure in the combat zone, and a tabulation of the strength rknd tasks of the repair services. b. (East Germany:) combat alarm quota of motor vehicle replacement parts, army fuel depots, military border traffic in December 1959. I N FORMAT! ON REPORT I N FORMAT I ON R F PORT A 25X1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 Next 29 Page(s) In Document Denied Iq Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 $ rt A - Transco 3 nn Transnortati _ u nmarv for Fe Marv ? 9 Transportation and. turnover of freight on. all public mecns.of.- transportation in 1959. Over 1,200 track kilometers were completed in 1959. Another 100 k:i.lometers of the West Carelian Magistrale have been put into service.. The construction of the main track on the 200 kilometer Irtyshakoye.- Karazuk section of the Central Siberian Magistrate was fini*led; Over 25,000 track kilometers were electrified and dieselized in late 1959r, The-share of electric and diesel locomotivee in freight turnover .increased to 33.5 percent, Other lines of the 1960 electrification program, A total of 1,002 Magistrale diesel locomotives, 435 Magistrale electric locomotives, 38p600 freight cars and 18,000 passenger cars were produced by USSR plantain 1959, Electric locomotive type Ch S 1 for passenger trains was imported from Czeohoslovakiao The first railcar train type AeR 7 for alternating current undergoes testing. The production of the new diesel locomotive type The 11 for passenger trains has started. New highways in the Gorki district and in the Ukraine. i x 9M I, Ge n . The East German "traffic representation" was opened in Stockholm. Zonal border crossings for railroad and road traffic Were opened near "Luebeck. New control points of the Amt fuer Zoll and Kontrolle'doe Warenverkehra (Department for Customs and Control of Goods' Traffic)' (AZKW) have'been established. The Organization for the Cooperation of Railroads (OSShd) made efforts to introduce an automatic coupling system within the countries of the Union Internationale des Chemins de For (UIC). The system permits the coupling with Soviet rolling stook. 25X1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246A054100520001-3 The operational situation of the Reichsba'zn was difficult through unfavorable weather conditions? poor coal and numerous cases of -Influenza. The operational performances decreased, The volume of military shipments was norma..l0 ]:he handling of rai r tart' sbimnents Involved the short-term establishing of special timetables for troop .overeats for a better screening of the shipments. rajor Soviet troop-movements are possible at any-time without ong-terra preparations within the transportation sector. The supply of new heavy. tanks seems border traffic, to heresumed in military In future, military shipments are possibly also to be carried out by sea. Coal stocks of the Deutsche Reichsbahn continued to decrease. There fire only 10 days" requirements available (unconfirmed). Pajor railroad stations ancl,freight dispatch offices are to be merged in complex offices in order to remedy the poor personnel situation. Despite unsatisfactory test runs,, gauge changing wheel sets of the Kramer/ITecke' ty.e. axe to be put into 'production for publicity reasons. special heasT-duty flatcars of type 3,53w which are to be employed. as loading ramps are undergoing teats The "Total Renovation of the Magistrales" is to be the most essential task to be carried out during the Seven Years P1arl. The Berlin Outer Ring is to be ,ex tended at the expense of the.invest ra'.ent ? funds of other REDS The Construction Department of the Deutsche Reichsbahn is. presumably to be reorgan zodu "Object W, ges'' are -request-.-d to be paid on a wider scale within the t.i a1-ic sector, The.new main dapertment k-Uauptraferet) "Transportation Service" of the Main Administration Motor' Veh-.cie Traffic within the Ministry for Traffic is to deal with pro'os~,.,rt~..s of airraid protection and is to maintain contacts with' the armed forces. Nationalized enterprises of the motor vehicle sector are to be reduced from 137 to 6$ during the period of the Seven Years' P?an. Prior to 1965* civil air traffic is to be, increased 500 percent as against' 195 6 The Deutsche Lufthansa Last is to reach two goals for the fulfi,i ent of the "Economic Main Task" 25X1 . Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246A054100520001-3 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 III ?Poland. 'Traffi.c Minister Rys and Str el cki was re?plaoed by former tinder- secretary Jozef Popielas',, Freight and passenger transportation on all public means of transportation in.- 1959. Personnel:. changes within the railroad' adrinist. a.tionm A new zeta l recd b ridge v e the ~Ti:str; + River near ?Piasaczno wa.p put into service 1960 plans provide f'oi the electrification of, 3.40 ';rack kilometers. Plans for he supply of roll:i:cg stock have 'been fulfilled a,n 1959 for the( first time in? years, The FKP (Polls i State Rs.iIroads), we,: e . supplied witki. 25 electric locomotives, 10 'three unit electric railcar : trainq, three.. diesel looomoti ves, 377 passenge cax and In 1959, a total' of I'W OQ kilometers of new. roads were built an 2?6Q0 road kilometers were repaved with solid surface. The State ~ Airline Comnpan y. LOT 'is to operate two near lines to .t orelgn countries n, Fcr the, time bei,2ip, the new transloading 'station at Velke Kaptisan~r is to haivll e USSR grain only. A new riilroad . %:i ne is to, be constructed in, the High- Tatras I,, Us'sk 1m Total T ahsDorta rai'rans? .age Wit. ?no fey a~t Pub] _qa traffic Traps aortation ' Turnover (in pillion tons) '`in billion tons/km) 1 ,?50 (1.03,/109 percent) 1, 302 {1 6/1118 percent) 1,/f29 (105/110 percent) 21 (103/120 percent) ,Inland shipping 192 (104/108, percent) .94 (103/110 percent Oil.. pipe lines 111 (104V1.G8;percent) . 96/122 percent) Not(a . Figures 'orz the 1o f 4, within brackets r show the fulfi l?. w :n of the Yeare Ian, and those. on the rip ht ' how the -Increase ?s e s -::c,st 19 8, . 25X1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 jaaa'l'rians oK. &tjM a, New i.nes i. In 1959, the. 4. nistiy for Construction and Transportation. constructed over 1,200 ; track kilometers, ii'. Another 100 kilbmeters. hare been put ? inter : sere ice of the West Karelian Magistrate under construction .. (For routing of the Magistrate see Annex 1 Of-- Deeember. 1959 Transportation . Summary.) Work on this 1 -1.ne is being continued in the direction of Yuzhkozero, A diesel locomotive depot. is under, construction and_is scheduled to - convert steam locomotives to diesel operation, iii. The laying of the iuain, track on the 200, kilom titer: Irtishakoze~'- Karazuk, section of the Central, S`iberien Magistrale:. under construction was completed earlya -The 'section is to be put into regular service in the fourth quartet 'of 19604, hii 4 The 64 kilo met r .Gorki . - uavolzhye .(at the, Gorki Sea) section. is the first suburban r ailroad of the USSR to be electrif ie4 with alternating carrent. The ,new alt.ernatirsg current railcar of type 'Ae V is Ito be emp10yad Pbr passengei?. txa.ffic iio In addition to the lines r ponied in the Monthly Sur nar3r..of December 1959, t to Kursk -, Byelgorod,-section As also included' in the 1960 electrification program, After the, completion of this section.- the Moscow, -Kharkov .: Donets Basin line will-be aorpletelr eleotrifiedo ; . percent as again4 t ' 26, 5 . percent in 1958 late 1959, t .e total length of all e1eotrifie4 and, dies Uzed lines amounted,to 25,000. kilometers, The ahare.of electric and' diesel locomotives in freighxe turnover amounted to 33.5 ' track kilometers less th.qn provided far by'the play n - kilometers were converted to diesel operation, I. e, 2..4t the 1959 plan _ figures by';121 kiloirieters, only, 3,000 ',tack i, . While the . elertrification of 2,089 track , kilometers' exceeded by E1e9tx'i -iction -~W D e liz?~t oc on this 'section. Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2010/06/09: CIA-RDP80T00246AO54100520001-3 valcia are wtple~ d: i;ri: asgengfl ` traffic on electrified lines . of `the_'Moscowrailroad districto The Ch >5 1. of axle series ,:344 kW anct.. achieves;. a maximttrii speed of 12Q-:km/h. The ,ei.$ arid, railcar train .AeRitaradergoes ? testing. Tt: is the a? The 300 kilometer Csorkx . - Sh 3zunya ?ii.gh~raj~ constx`ucted after the Rolli.nStork h,6 follsMng. rolling stock v 4s produced ,'by ~S.SR plants in 1959: ('i,gu.ree in brackets 3-nthoate ,the l958 output) A 1,,,002 Magistx`a1e diesel loco ot4ves 712) *435 electr L c'? locomotives, C: 34i 38,600 Freight cads l?40-,300) 1)800. Passenger cars 0j. The railroads;,. hc~weverb received.'more roiling; stock `thhn produced . tr,~ _ ttie .domestic _ industry ci. nee'' ';nor, is of rdl11z g i m ee??~ii l06pt9tives . of _ type> Ch z L 'imported from Czedloslo- rst units .are.tobe_put. in' service on the suburban line--% The ' r'Malyshev" plant for the construction of transport. engines engine .:.is 3,000 H1',; its maximum : speed. ,is 140',k mfh;. desigaiedi at the plant. The cepacity: of the ]A-cylinder ;dleael . TAe U . for ,passexiger tra3.i1 ..'