TRADE BETWEEN NORTH KOREA AND MANCHURIA

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CIA-RDP82-00457R004900550001-1
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RIPPUB
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C
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1
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December 14, 2016
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May 3, 2002
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1
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Publication Date: 
May 20, 1950
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REPORT
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1~ FF}tt~C'3:7fi~ CATIL. N il~t ,E!' l' ei~, Approved For f 120b -' i, -IAIDPH U0457R00t4H0 M COUNTRY CLASSIFICATION CCH NAVE NriRCi ~j N FO R PA A T 9 effi lon"' DC SU13JECT Trade between North Korea and Manchuria PLACE ACQUIRED DATE OF INFO. AFL CD NO., 25X1X CONFIDENTIAL in ac, letter of 1a October 1978 from the Director of Central Intelligence to the ArbBr?or ese 2002/08/ Next Review Date: HATE IIST"R , ? J'.iAy 50 NO. OF PAGES 1 NO.tusTEDOF?ELEN(OVn SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO, During December 1.9491, North Korea exported to Manchuria for the Northeast People's Government forty tank cars* of petroleum (exact type unspecified) for use in factory machines and lamps,, Thirty carloads of heavy oil were also dispatched, in addition to twenty carloads of.chemical products and sixty carloads of grain. These commodities were bartered at Autung (l24-==22 f, 40--08) for slik and cotton fabrics produced In Manchuria,, 2?, During the slack farm season from July to December 1949, the North Korean government mobilized farmers to out railroad ties in the forests of Huichon. (126-l6f, 40-10) QzUfltyn Chakang Province, and Yongwon (l26--32, 39--y50) County,, North Pyougan Province, An estime.~ed 198,000 oak cross-ties had been out and shipped by the and of January 1950, and the work was being continued, The shipping destinations were Mukden and :rang Ch" uan (111t- _ NI) j) in Manchuria., 3., In mid- lbbruary 1950. 10?000 lengths of rail wore delivered to the North Korean railway shops between Pyongyang and Kanni (approximately 125-45? 3s=10),** The rails were shipped into North Korea from harbin but had been transshipped there from freight cars arriving from the WjR,, 25X1A f art, 25X1A Comznnt~ teach car capacity is thirty tons,, 25X1 A *1 Gummevatt - Kanni is the third railroad station from Pyongyang on the Pyongyang nu,1 ju railway line,; ere tB Ra 100EMATE JAB S3 Y- - ,2-001.1,0 STATE ARMY tV FB!_.._- CONFIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION This document is hereby regraded to ordance with the Dow N. AS6. ~~! Gate: ------------ P11151011 25X1