YUGOSLAV MISSION FOR SALE OF CATTLE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R005800440004-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 28, 2000
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: September 22, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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1, A Yugoslav mission for the sale of Yugoslav cattle to Greece arrived in
Athens roc fitly, Chief of t}ie mission is Engineer Milan Ninkovic,, amid
its adviser is Vasili Dhrtinovic., The mission is in charge of the sale
of sheep and cattle to Greak importers through an auction by the Greek
Government. Yugoslav prices for cattle and sheen are 10 to 15 percent
lower than Turkish prices.
2. On 7 July 1950 a delegation of Salonika meat importers complained to
the mission that they received ne invitation from Belgrade or Skopl je to
participate in the bidding. They asked permission to participate in
the auction on 12 July 1950. Ninkovic and Mar tinov is stated they had
disposed of their product, but would satisfy the requests of the Sa1onik-a
delegation at a later date.
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The Salonika delegation a . so stated that the Yugoslav A gropromet, a
corporation dealing with agricultural products and cattle, cabled then
from Belgrade that at present the Agroproinet could not deal directly
with the delegation, However, Dubovski (fun), a member of a specially-
appointed mission, would arrive In Saloni en route to Athens and inform
the delegation on the prices and other data connected with the purchase
of Yugoslav cat !Ia.
The Salon5.ka delegation says it is rumored in Salculka that Dinga-ac (fhv
co-owner of the Salonika firm "Dingarac-.Sto janovie-Golocevac".. i . to be
appointed a representative of the Yugoslav Agropromet for Greece,., Before
the mar the firm "Dingarac-Sto janovic-Gol.ocevae" had a branch in Belgrade
bearing the same name.
Commen : This might possibly be 't l,e same as Mica. Dingarez,
described as a Salonilm merchant, who in 1945 wz s reported to be one of the
Salonika contacts of V& Jar Branislav Micic; the latter arrived in Greece from
Paris in Novemb