SPECIFICATIONS OF TWO SHIPS FOR SALE AT HONG KONG

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CIA-RDP82-00457R010000240006-2
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RIPPUB
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S
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2
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December 14, 2016
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January 8, 2001
Sequence Number: 
6
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Publication Date: 
January 26, 1952
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457RO10000240006-2 COUNTRY Hong Kong/ INFORMATION REPORT CLASSIFICATION CONTROL - U.S. O`FkliC1ALS ONLY SECURITY IV RPLATION CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT NO. ina/aria ca o SUBJECT Specifications of Two Ships For Sale at Hong Kong 25X1X STATE ARMY Six of each On 10 December 1951 MA Wan-ch'i, a pro-Communist Macao merchant, had in his possession the specifications of two ships. These specifications, which were, translated from Chinese into Russian on 10 December, were as follows:' First Vessel Country of registry Norway Built England, 1943 Tonnage cargo: 2,000 net 1,044.12 registered: 1,364.12 Displacement Speed Fuel consumption liul l Length Width Depth Decks 141, feet 4 tons steel 225 feet 38 feet 22 feet One Cargo holds Two (22' x498') Winches and booms 25X1A DATE DISTR. 260,Jan 1952 NO. OF PAGES 12 Second Vessel England Germany cargo: 1,650 net 1,042 registered: 1,650 13 feet 42 inches 10 knots 7 tons steel 201?92 feet 30.90 feat 20.06 feet P82-00 5 R01 Approved Fcl' =ITTROL 1/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457RO10000240006-2 - U.S. OF'F'ICIALS O'VLY Fis'Bt Vessel Second Vessel Engine Triple expansion Horsepower 500 640 Pressure 180 pounds 160 pounds Location of engine Cylinder dimensions 1s " 17 x 28 x 45" Radio and electricity Yes Yes Water compartment capacity 120 tons Condition A-1 Date of Examination May 1950 Load line certificate Valid to April 195M Price ;41,OP000 ElK X661000 Possible date of sale February or March Within three weeks 1952 (sic) at Hong Kong Remarks Blueprints can be 25X1A C1 TRAL Iii TELLI U :1 CE A G I CY seem if desired. 25X1A 1. -Comment... are not known. The present ownership and the names of these vessels It is possible that the Chinese Communists lat to b p uy them and have had the specifications translated into Russian for the information of Soviet advisers. / CC) Approved For e e '/631 : dfA-kbf82J6i457RO10000240006-2