MEETINGS OF THE DIRECTORS OF NATIONALIZED CONCERNS ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRIC AND RADIO EQUIPMENT

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• Publication Date: February 26, 1952
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COUNTRY Germany
TELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT
INFORMATION REPORT
(Russian Zone)
SUBJECT Meetings of the Directors of Nationalized
Concerns Engaged in the Manufacture of Electric
and Radio Equipment
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1. VE,M Transform toren and Rdnt enwi~rk DresdezPWEAC T CIRCU j A T~
a. The following production statistics were reported on 8 October 1951:
for September
For October
Mes$wert_ Effective MessH'ert Effective
(Ljsz prs.ce .) price
Target for month 1, 963.2 1, 890 2,045.7 1.'891
Actual for month 3,:105.8 2, 997.3
Fulfillment in percent 158% 159%
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Target since beginning Th,617 14,I82 16,662.7 16,373
O.I. year
Actual since beginning 1,960.8 15,361.9
of year
Fulfillment in percent 102% lo6%
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b. The factory had by the end of September completed all the reparations
orders placed for the year, whose total value was 56,200 DM.
a. The following comments were made on important orders on 8 October:
1) USSR Export for 5 (transformers) Type DOS 6300/145.
Copper arrived for one transformer at. the beginning of October;
therefore, only one would be finished by the end of the month.
Copper would arrive for the remaining four transformer, towards
the end of October.
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2) USSR Export! for 1 Type FDOSFL 1200/110? This could
not be completed as planned because the copper had not arrived as 50X1-HUM
promised in September.
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3) USSR Export for '00 regulating aggregates for delivery
by 15 December. ese cannot be produced because supplies of the
necessary copper cannot be guaranteedo
14) An especially important order was said to be the manufacture of the
five cable trucks,
d, Orders received,for delivery in 1951 amounted to about 27,000,000 DM,
whereas, production to the value of only 15,143,000 DU had been authorized
for the year, If sufficient copper could be guaranteed, then goods to
the value of 206,195,000 DM could be produced during the year, Orders
to the value of over 129000,000 LU had already been received for 1952,
and orders to the value of an additional 68000,000 DM would have to'be
brought forward from 1951,
1) Sufficient quantities of transformer sheet metal had been received
in September.
Some deep drawn sheet for radiators had been received, and an
additional 70 tons.of 1 mm thickness were expected in October,
3) The copper supply situation was very critical,, Hettstedt(l) could
not supply a sufficient quantity because they were working on urgent
direct reparations orders, Fourteen tons arrived front Hettstedt in
September and four tons from KWO(2) (Kabelwerk Oberspree),. Thirty.
:i,vre tons were required for October,
1) Gera could not supply condensers tecause of the shortage of
al::rrninum foil,
5) Jenaer Glaswerk Schott and Genossen, Jena (1.4), could not supply
sufficient quantities of lead glass foil.
f-, A reparations. order for 136 voltage converters (Spannungswandler) type
DOUK 1.0 valued at 87,500 DA and 24 3-phase dry transformers, value 314,300 D?I,
had been cancelled. No other customers had as yet been found for these
goods.
2, VEU Lokomotivbau E1e? trotechnische Werkee9 Hennigsdorf VEB (8 October 1951)
The plant manager, Lente, reported on the results of his trip to Hungary,
He had received inquiries on the delivery of the following goods worth about
20,000,000 DM to be delivered up to 1955:
108 furnaces of various sizes (up to 40 m, long).
6 ore transport trucks.
14 steam locomotives (up ;to 70 tons),
125 special trucks.
440 large rectifiers.
insulating material..
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about 60.0(Y) telephones type W 38
would be required for export to China by, the end of the first quarter
of 1952, of these about 15,00{) would p%-obably be fitted with "Bl.ind-
scheibe",, 32,000 telephones held in stock in the factories in Nordhausen
and 8,3,d 37.ankenburg were to be overnaul,,d and used to meet part of this
oiler,..,
b0 The & IT Gerltewerk Friedrichshagen was ...to be combined with the factory
St r Radio Berlin after 1 January 19520
co The r nt manager of the factory in Koelleda had complained that the
RAF Funtc4erk q Koepeni.ck, -B(3) , had ref4.sed to adopt the version of the
echo wounding device developed by, Koelleca and was developing a new
Echolot, for which ]509000 DM had already been .granted. Koelleda had
already spent 1000000 IN on development, which expense it had been hoped
the Funkwerk Koepenick would take over. However, it was made clear that
the Echolot being developed by Koepenick 'ias for deep-sounding, for
which purpose the Echolot made by Koelledi could not be used.
RFT Fernmeldewerk Leitaz3 (2 October 1952)
ao The following degrees of priority were agreed upon for use within the
factory in the allocation of new materials and production facilities:
Priority 73 101 V 0 12-systems (amplifiers or boo,nters).,
102 Cabinets for Wismut AG
103 Relay rails for ME 8 for Bautzen(t )
lot Relay pole changers for 1autzen
105 Radio relay system (Ortsleitungsiibe,w?trager)
Priority 2a 201 We apparatus (carrier frequency tele shores )
202 We testing apparatus
203 Exit and entry relay system (Oberi.rage,) (for export
to Poland)
20b Manual. exchange for teletypewriters
2,5 Relay station (Gabel.gesteLLe)
2,,6 F'uee and warning light units
Priority 3: Group dialling apparatus, telegraphic pro,;:ram, small
testing booths, and accessories for the Pcst Office.
Priority Ij.s Subexchanges, alarms, earphone capsules, door openers
and. medium circular relays0
b0 The following production statistics were reported: 50X1-HUM
Ss ember October
Actua I, Tax?
Carrier frequent 110 units 1:" C;
telephone apparatus 30 app ~ 'O 60 TFc 0.i
1.7.0 r-Einschi be' t C 50
Subexchanges (wall booths) 79 }i? 47
Subexchanges (upright booths) 14 C 7
Medium circular relays 25,000 l2,4)3 12,000
Relay rails for ME 8 171 not 10C% 61.
Blinker device 150 120 30
(Gli umschutzger9t )
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Post Office repair program 1,000 &31. 1$200
Relay pole changers s
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c, Export and other priority orders mentioned on 2 October included the
followings
18 additional TFc apparatus ordered by Poland 50X1-HUM
.15 it it It It " Czechoslovakia
lJJ additional TFc apparatus ordered by Poland
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shipment planned for November 1951
5% spare parts for apparatus listed in the minutes
dated 8 September
15 units and "Einschtlbe"for TFcal
15 tt " it TFe,2
5 n " " tr TFc s )
5 n n -t " TFc,4
Delivery by March 1952, Additional spare parts:
30 units and "EinschUbe" for TFc,1
25 it It it it TFc, 2
tt it n TFo d
5 tt It " rt TFC,4t
20 subexchanges for Wismut AGq including
2 stations type VI11/300
7 " " V111/200
7 subexchanges for Wismut AGe Type S/80/20 with
supplementary best: th
3 subexchanges Type V111/300 for delivery in 1952
to Wismut AG,
includes 50 small 21 volt testing booths for Wismut AGq
?nd 100 60 volt testing booths for an unspecified customers
1 manual teletypewriter exchange for Wismut AG
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" 30 subscribers
It tt if 90 "
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200 Type A exit and ens relay.system (Eingangs- and
Ausgangs=Uebertrlger for export
100 Type B
120 Type C(7)
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RF"T Geraetewerk Chemnitz VEB (6 October 1951)
The plan for September had been 112% fulfilled, The production planned for
the month of October was the following:
2,500 Transformers
3,200 Switchboard instruments
600 BMW gas gauges
500 Studebaker gas gauges
10 Portable ohm meters
60 Table instruments
20 Optical instruments (Lichtmarken)
40 Optical galvanometers
200 Lead testers
80 Portable wattmeters
5 Switchboard wattmeters
10 Ratchets (Kurbel)
10 Wheatstone bridges (5 decade)
5 Wheatstone bridges (6 decade)
5 Thomson bridges
100 "Multizet alt"
1400"Multizet new"
600 Vibrators
100 Buz"ers
100 Earphones for measuring bridges
1,330 Double headphones
600 Polarized relays
800 Relays "42"
1j.,000 "Thermofedersaetze"
3,000 Motor car regulators
800 Motor cycle regulators
2,500 Counters (Zaehlwerk)
30 Single pole switches
30 Double pole switches
160,000 DM "Pico" miniature railway
30 each of lower and upper carriage and type lifting racks
(Ober,-Unterwagen u, Typenhebelkorb) for teletypewriters
6, VVB IM (6 October 1951)
a, Negotiations were continuing in connection with the order to be placed
by SAG Kabeiwerk Koepenick with IKA Kabelwerk Adlershofo
b, The production of theVVB IKA Daimonwerke Arnstadt was as follows in the
first half of 1951,
Number
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Battery torches
573,000
7h3,000 DM
Small bulbs
2,6930000
565,9000 DM
Contract work
280000 DM
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Comment: Probably Kiipfer- and Messingwerke Hettstadte SAG Marten.
Comment: Now named OSW Oberspreewerk (SAG Kabel).
Comment: Not further identified,
Comment: Now Optik Schott- and Genossen VEB., directly under the
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Comment: Now directly under the Ministry of Machine Construction.
Comment: RFT Fernmeldewerk Bautzen,
Coffumennt: The information in this paragraph is based on the minutes
of a production conference of the RFT Fernmeldewerk9 Chemnitz, VEB$ held
on 2 October 19510
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