SURVEY OF THE LIQUID FUEL AND LUBRICANT INDUSTRY

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• Document Release Date: October 4, 2001
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: April 27, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFI lpN a G' .,'~ c TThCL - 1`.a. 0 : CI.LLS ONLY
G'RAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT NO.
INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY.: Germany (Russian Zone)
SUBJECT
Survey of the Liquid Fuel
and Lubricant Industry
PLACE
ACQUIRED 2,5X1 A
DATE OF INFO 25X1 C
ACQUIRED
5X1A attached is a
industry. This report is
may be of interest to yon,.
CD NO.
DATE DISTR. 27 Aril 1950
NO. OF PAGES
NO. OF E1.S.
IUSTEO OEU
SUPPLE
25X1 X REPORT
eport concerning the liquid fuel. and U-bricOnt
sent to you for retention in the belief that it
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IRiS$EBHBICHT - r3er].in
12.12.1949
Iiau tvorr-Hltun. eerl`r.-ti'rAisF-nsAn
a ui') IA L ?s? iestelltpz 1d;r to St ,,In'..clL -,trrr uld-psch ur.6
150 to Bitu^~r sind , 1,
1(0
to
: tf+lnkohlen'-lkir-p:,ch
Hr.
Chem. erke Pun-.
50
to
- " -
an
SiGrio?is-P1F ria
30
to
:3tninl:ot:1.eni,ngr
an
Sohif:"allrt/Odor
150
to
Bitunen s.r,
I:>- chpapp,~nfa2ri k: Annendorf
Deruna aht-`'cr,t ' ale
Anwe sunk ert 'At,dass die von der D-ruranht fr'.r unsrUltig -rkls;rten
!Poverbgr-G,.:trc:?;nine urrgehe-,d r~e'lar.~r, t-,u ?t, e.r'Pn7ustelien rind and
une die Ge t+':er,.`a aufgaCcbnn wtrd, d5*:i" rvir nqu dariib-r verf0gen
kOnnen.Lt.Anwe1s?r der Re ierung, :T rrn Pr-+is, ist as FAFtattet, hlr.
Endo des Jf,hres nooh rarken vorr T-rg,-rf,?,nen ?'ore t urtzuteusohen.
In der .-ngel?q-snh?7it Derutra 7:,1r1a fr.3stg;R1csCt, dase am r'ontag, den .19.12;
eine Besnrechul:g swischgn der "';,gist-at von 'iro(3-Ber11r., Perris Plutke,
der terurapht 'end ups statt'inden soil, b9i der die Verrechnung der
susgPligf,5*rt n Derutra-Mengen gekl6rt wprdan sollen. En wurde fsstge-
etR11t, daD von der D n+rc> aa3ntttYxyarxaitxattwxBsxf~zarx~c Derunapht
nur an dift Derutra and 5chif'4ahrt/od?+r Derur, oht-Tvllone ohne 7r3terFeh
von Landpsmark-.n auege(eben w?urdbn.
a istr!t Berlin - Dezernent Herr pl.tke
erred Hung-dn"rurH-R^qpt~ 6~Qnr,a r.<
RRegi:erun E'eurtabtnilur.!, wat?~rialy-r-or ,n NaP~r,:t ~'ir.{ le
a wur en fir
9~a usr ' ue-0;71T i f r e gar 1 t
10 tp Turbir.eni:l. ab Lrltrk~-,odorf rluf ,u,-Li-I rungev1.36966
.1.000 to Kngesin ab 9chwer,h~idrg fir Chen.rlerl; Leuna auf treigabe c202141
5 to Glrtrlab9,51 ab Delta, Tt,ueha eu- F-??i yb^ 95050
Die ftlr 195C .Lt.~utNilurgst.- ~h'*11! bnkr.r ts.ur.~tsner. 1.800 to sofati '
Schmierdle teil r atc'r wis f,2l, t $
20 to Dohrtil 125 to Y.nbel-Iaolir.rSl
60 to Schn-ldbl 55 to Xsbil-gedec1 ur.gsol
90 to Stanztil 40 to Sattdennfzylindmrti1
to %cheenbl 2,?-to Schwer0i Reffl-,&t
70,to DunkRl:l 7/ 375 to Spind9162
30 to Dunkelbl 7/100
39 to Getri"b'+ti1 941,7 vorl&ur1g, Rst wa?,racheinlioh
15 to ?isr,asch1.nent5l alleb Spinde1d1
We1t,irhin wurdR be-k,xnr.tg;PFRbmn, lass .9as5erdem rntep funds-rt, angege-
benena "r'atQrinli-n folgerc.- `'engen aut Import kommen sollen:
40.to Vi-trehimen3l-Dent.
100 to rrnif-der.rafzyltnd.rdl
34 to Transfcrrrk,tor-nttl
182 to Korrnrq?-,zurpndl
70 to Auto3].
Ober die arr Dienstxp, s~Attgnft,nr'!ne FRsDrc ck:ung bet d4r Rygt-rung sieha
So,*,dsrb~r: cht.
Hauntverxhltun- Kerlin-WeisBert eq
e rum hat au Anwe. sung clir Zer.tralen Kontrollkommiselon 100 to
benzin fur Trr_nsnorte aal von Crm7J eF,ut nrhalten. F Ur diese \ nge Bind lt.
Anweiaun(, iron Iler_-n Tkatsci,ow 4,5 to Autodl eh-nfalls aus SAG-Fintingent
fro?izuflteilen.
Y~wM . vat
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fie 3rnwt MincrFi. i.,
.tree.^.? r;,,..1? :+,~,
Ra-1 rur.gtlit 1:nr x+, rirl.V.,r, ,T. r rrar,.n T
e e3n21?ifut9llun,T-H 7
X71 f tl R~r.1?R ,,,,T rw.,`! ,,, , der on-
trolLkomr.laaion Ke:.rlst orst 811E d,3, and an die Wismut "ire loo%ipq Auslic*.,rf,-li: vor;-IrOI rn. Lt.diesem
Sohreibennlet h11^rdicc; e1n ?,.l;r~..; or:*,ir.~?nt von 3cs.C';;0 to g1~i^h-
mhsni,3 au. ally Quart,-le vnr*silt: r + +,; t =1!P?;, dr.f. ft!r des
1.QuArtt,l 1950 -9.500 tc. Lt,.Flar d'l' :in rrJr die
Wismut nur 8.500 to aw"'
eiJ_t. "?rch el;i t--.rr ;'ckP^rr:,T;o ^it Nerrn
T'ca$sehow tilt diariir r^it, dhh.S 1"fll -1ici: '?.500 to, !3en1^1n ar die
Wis:sut zur ALuslief-~r+'r kor,-r,,n. Si n-9 .5:!:ri ft: i ch- BAi t tger freigem.t -11$
Aufgrund welch^r Anweisure let Her nio-it ')4;;-.nnt. .'odanfalls wer-
don d1F=e ?0 t,) a' conto Y.ontingnt 1.Qu8rt .1 19 0 ver*achri t.
Geer Tlektrodi 11:okz FinM biE,her noc'': k:eine ProdW,:tioCn.2tt1?-1n der
Li e-ferve
rke 1eknnnt and knnr,en dnhAr noc`, k-!ir.e Tr.3ie+-l1 ungen erfolgea'r.
INHLPjDT
=e uns At, ,,kendorf ""r-a 1Err?st911ten ver: chi
Q
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7 a dude Qee
Guartrls send A conto dr r ?e1Etellung fi:r das 1. quart 1950 zu ba?ras
betrachten. I:err Meinhardt Twurdc3 Aarr of s,,ufm??rkses^' E?'+^,:cht daes die
c;en V'eq fair dbE 4.qu,:.rta.1 1950 freizust,~!:er.dcn 321 to ?ragohttnentll
b~3t vei,,telTt r.io'.it euarainT.en u' d Ain Bederf von 06.600 to vor.Ilegt'.
Farr flreinbard t verspre ah , falls ubernroduk ti on seitens dar Liefer-
warke ge*eldet w4rden, ci- SAG'en bei dar ?utei.lung vor. "aeehii 1"
besonders. zu berilokeicht i[:;Hn.
Berlin
Sur a Krarta o e nte.rverzoiluna 1 ?Quartal 1950 eufg9EZebf, ltr ft>
'stat'f~sarl n Nr billiges and ?.- e. e
B
S
enzin werden bei den ~.q?er+
triebtebt,0ilungen fret eaitellt.Eine einheitliohe Regelung der ire etl
I%nzin er and Bereoht gungeaoheine ist noch night erfolgt, ao3.
giber flock. rekl in Pr rAm"
ao .gende'.Treigaben, bzw..4usli.efisruncarlhne f !r das 1.quartel r =
rind Itit/ tPiit:
CL'#
" K1afferbaoh'. 200 to
Qrner 75O to
< p3z
ft. T,- 1
Sch*erzhRide?r j9C1 to x,
nuB3T,8 +. loo to > !y4an~S;
M Ktina~<
~"?.f - ; .~s94 gvi,xsi1e ~1~et9t-I~tp.lreEtel3` ? 20, ; p
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e Y1r9CTli"Y :'T? tAi f`+:' ZT^rt:..'1i', ?.,. .' /9i ?:Ip3?l~?~^^lfl.'.:! 1n~',
k Ze IF.49
1er'n Sohestakoa, 714111 rt 'F rd^r?'rar,n r=ami3 v,>~i do :~-P, .[er'- Dir.
Prauendorf and dnr "nte-??- l chi rar,. L'ie rrj;' 1 ni, :e (A, '9f-,Brr9e)-.ung
Bind in bei7 is .?^ l~ereir.l pr.n,' n1 d r ;'1 E t, Di(it3P Voreir,barung niri
ur.s'von der Deru:;r,Tht, Karlin in P"Z~,tn, 1 ?u, )nd 1~t von une rv
bect?#tigen. Wei.torM.tn it -in Ri}ruirrhrgil,gn F:n Apntliche Parke urid hb-
te3ilunt;t3n et;5gearb=itet? Di i,3ree3 A', t cisr~.r~+Lfir '/'ird un eschn-llstens
durc`i die Dorunac.ht. -~birsandt.'festgcl?+t-t witr :'ie dur^_', die rrmstellung
der Beni ttechaftung, der Kr,+ftstof!'r no>?wnnd:lpen "~+ss^thnPn dRr Yelrsorgung
fOr 1950. Ale nf'chetge ist nir. Vqrtr?K: ' agnt+%Iirf z,:5~r"^Pi st~llt, den die
DerunFnflt it den .".j~;,s abzuschli'3eze- DiAspr v?rtregaentwurf
1st acf die fOr 1950 p,!,rm )enen l~tiCjrt n +,.!'tL'~.E; 9P. Y,^t da11g48t,?llt: 'lei dir
sr 19.12.1949 eitettE;gf'tndeanert t'nterrgcun~, t' -r L?runerht. let noch die
Terrechnung der f?lr dam:, 4.Qu, rtril 4n r :;,,3].i-''^runj_. 7.QkoT.rane,n Penzin-
mennggen rtn die D9rut'a Aeiaein e+irps +tmr*r=tgrr: C?r "aCiPtr4tee von
Gr03-Berlin geklrrt evcrden.
Deru}:et pht-Zontra1e , PR r] in
beret tge*te2it warden.
. llgeeresins rag,n' der Veraorgi'r , sollea sD: ! 3tttwo'ab; de' i*.1 049 $i d
# er? 7Pi>~ep o,canrec e- gen men, ?e en dotr ZO-verftgurgdte11un6
V in K SSO w "n for Kengen, the bis'zer vbp den Lieforwarken s*fgygnd
van Xis eIt ent-angel ni :ht ,g-ltefe:rt warder. 'kotuten,. Die, rrute ht
vere- r1Ieb urge zu trege:, dasE sebcelistens entcrex~l:ohestede* 1e *e Ve a
J*Onue.r''19$x estgelegt
eru:iew 'Kt 9*e1 ?rni.eder? eyeun Dresden.
'P'T+ttPPP in (ter eelhan Form tv deoken, tie this it 2.I1ulbjehr #9
,Car Ge+nsue Konb4nger.tu warden in der en ter Yni::!'te 9es, "r' ata
R ISES!'I3ICFI ijRE.`.'L',Y
Ln"yer'ri,ru*g Sachsen
ub-a er eTereorgun1g; er SkGe ir' Xend Srroheen r+;t rrei-^~ 'i'fpeibetof* eind
bie*hir Faooh heinbe:itintrten Rio tllniHn erg r.c-n.Von ier Lt=ndaeregierung'
wind an die Rqgicrene', RHrlin Vorsehltige rest` i ^kt dig vorsehen, den frel-
.en Tralbstoff ir" L'-'ne, 5 acheer. vollkon.t3n -pi z,) v-^k, u?sn.
Ton uns wurae darruf a t. **^arkaeart :gerraaht, daest: die SAGS auf jeden call
eine G-are;ntie verlenger, does die 43 %, die f 'r di- sin freier
Zrs*tetoff zur Vermfgung stahen,. rneigeeetei1t w' rd-,'4n rfieen.
IntacbrF:ohende!; "erl:ar:dlungen sollen am 29.b7r.3o.1?.49 atAttfinden,
I)enuoh harden wir. noct:Tttl.E r3neu'Beccheid grhi,lten.
-Hrtieb9pbtei1un reads-.n.
e of .a~gen?`er :d a. J ,,i r~19 o kn:,r.ten to.h night bektnnt.gegeben-a
tellydeu, 'de .1+sitens leer 7ygiarung din Produktlcns iu?1e',ei; nooh nie'tt br-
9 V9
baabte lung-Erfurt.-?Edto -
a ESERI cH: -! R?WlT
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Entwurf
Betr.: V?reorr; ^crt^i- t t "*gr, d'?rc`- d`_' arunRnht
Bel dAr !rm 28.1: 4a ]-r Hntlrn (1-7' D-rur.F,.a.-?^ntrr,l~ N ., to .: *N t,? w..h 11 ejr pn
ttnterredung, ru der ,or d^r Dn.~.. ,:,nett
c h t ? f; .? at
?errn r d A r? r r n n
seitl3ne der TLN;i,;NhB
ir+rr Lr. P r u r d_ f und
Pori, C r t! r
?ugogen i'F;"eri, ?.'.ur. e "r,1 ;'onde v't'"oi rtJtmru n," g9troff'~?n ?
Duroh die geiindort?. ?it;tirt ch. ft r. ;1 r :'re''tEtoffo t:nd don 'A?si:;fN11 der
bish?r >iltir;er_ Derunhpht-Gutechei.i aina d{- bieh r 7wipe}?on Lei,:r'pht rr.d
den verc,c.hirOrnen cn(i9 1F:uf'andon Vortrliigi ndsloe x9,Aordnr i7nd Find
seitend Cer L irunapht als 7.ur. nr+ch:-t zul?ss-,ayn TArRin elr? gnktlnd1F;t zu
betrhanten.
Fi1r die .ry-'tstof*-Verscr'urg t.ir~ r1ia D,~runrnht rit don 'ror}en nr.t^?proehen-
de noun vertri3cf, absnhl'Qsson, A't r frl.1F r At &'n Abteil,,nf:,en, auwoi ? eer sick,
um derrn Eigtir_versor:;unc?t'andolt. t)le "TI";t'.5nnAB" wird t:iertoi din D^runepht
in der Art untnret;Jtzen, indo"? d1. '1,'^rtrrarken fUr achapn-Anhalt durch die
Teohanab dirokt an die 9'erke rtuscep3ben w'rden. Die AbgF'-o von rartrnerken
in den tibrigen Lendern muss vorli uf'i- li:'rili dnsore ?rA~gnlodprlarsung erfoig.
Die Ausgabe d?r Wertrr_nrken or'olgt i:r Lr rd- F chson-Anhalt dt rc*' "T"CF NAT ?
Hello in der Form, days die Dorurt rht 7x'eigr.ird-rlaseung vohrdeburg der
TEC} N.II3 sine bestirr-mto "pnge wert?Arken zun Verkkuf 'ibergit?t.Die Teehenab
ect:r,oibt hierUber itr Auftrr..;-, dor Tart rht Rechnuncyen der 7woignii0er-
laesung t?agdeburp? sus. Die Oezaalurg c'ndeerr;,iPrun,~ verteilt wer8in. Dto Arhelt des For.tara
:pezialisi.- rte sick euf die.3e Fr c}l _ ' ip?r , w+,rdn +e?och !!ureh di
.!3usde1_r:un,- der Versor?;unp -u! r.] 1n T-rk-4 In i' r Zone w?s-:~ntlic'1
verbre i t!,rt.
C1eicr:laufarci darnit v4r r~r'nrt. sici (11? +sarr'nbereeunE Ober dfiG
Lacer Techsnab. WNhr,nd der ?,,hr!s 194L: betrug der 774rt der lerar,,
Attalt
Sachsen-Axihnlt (VAQA) 'uf die VereiehArungagese1leehaft 9obwarz r-
Lager.
Werenbez tond an 1.1.49 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 282 to
''arenb,St-nd an 71.1?_..1+9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .508,5 to
Waronbiftlstp irr. 1 l b j e hr . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . X177 to
'Ware naurpMnge in 1.Hplbiehr 49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .971 to
Wareueinggnge in 2.11plbje1-:r 49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11411 to
Ware iaus+;Ange Dr. 2._?r31b jeihr 49 . . . . . . . .. . . .1.191 to
In Laufe des 2.Hrt.
+i' Laistun?, d-r Fr'r1r:f+:f i^ .7 t:r:r~ 1949;
5 PKWa
. .
128.630 km
V-rbreuch , . . . . . . .
. .
nrl
altr.Re
n
11 LKWs . . . . . . . . . . .
.
}~
360 _ltr. bi
417.4r-O km
davbn: . .
.
1.
~. to/km
547.000 leer/km
Terbraunh . . . . . . . .
.
101.? Ltr. Benz
in
2ustand des Autorarketa
s trtlsaen denor ?lbert.olt rerden. 7wc1 pi.^Vs befindan etch in
;utem 2uetand. Per 0pbk-J'?ynnis int n' ch eir.er Lelstun,,,; von
2o.oookm nur noch fir 'Ngrkst&ttfrhrtgn brr++rc-.bar. SL tllohe L'CWs
raUs_en mit Begins des Jehres 195:: genere+1Qb-rh.olt werden. *a let
fiir jeden Wagentpl, Sir"_+ss:a,jr lkov
-- ..r. 'rearov, srec,riov
KakoVkia,
K3,r tttziehr.ikow
- F, =_ ; t; , &L ch ci.ru v
Be v'irds behandelt,
Der :'tttwuzf des ,' 3rt'ailerpl?.;.ss f _r .jae der
Produktionmkooperi&ice serre;e::cr den zicrstr inr t.Cx~s. in
Do; tvctil :nd. fir & e 1. ;ert- 1'; ,
1. Entechoidtn2g don zte11..Chefs der, i~er.~31tr1r eo ~.d?n~tS as
Am Dsa'.:s,.h:.and, den Kooperstionm,I mit glen al ;etrat;~enen
Anderu gen :ml tiro :ungen ::a belt ?i*?13en .' *Lr: l ?, -a /
2. DU Ad "Fair . , lobcynia l' let mu ve 1lo
rye fsLt the i4efe ruaig
voa 1Gapro1e :tan an die 1 il.afaradk Wa rau aiche&te
195 0indeat;eas 5. ti to Md to 1.Q tarta2 1,15 $ o.
M. Herron .'enat xnd 1atJeJee etad no bsauftragen t, iei -ssa
G1s8aetti:gin agar Sic :esung der lleretel7'mg Von ro sponeral7ja fair
Farbf"i]as ILI Jahro 1)5c. auesuarbeltnn aed der Vecvaslt;uw
ao^Jetiec sen Verra8E a in voutserile.atl bin a apc'itosatew 1t:.1.195G
Tez"1e6x3a.
*. Dls AO "Kauetik" let so verrflidateet, In 1. part 1% des
"eft "Stlokstoff" - 222 to Pboerrboa eod der dent aobea Ia-
dabtris -- 15 to so lief.--sn.
NO AG "Kaut 3cb?ik hat die t'rod*kticoa - FO an ear
hftm and in 1.:nartal d.J. afn4est.ens 29 to Son" Vex+l -
lerplan su liefern.,
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G. Die A0 "Le> 4; r , uk" i:,,; .u . ; rr t'7.1 a' ten, la 1.,,tittrtal
d.J. der AC it.i.L.Oo r'criit" zG to : ekal bit ?,;t 110teM.
7. Die AG "l~rt;a.s'rt" It ~;u VD., 4'1.10.tslt, to Liefe' Ang Ton
'rarcnsclVet: ' .;, Uft ice 1. 11.
.. 1 ' % a .Lt? 6.:it' J '.O an
orMhe.^., th n au rke to. vtA Lieferz.3 ris stas-
:er lpetarre.'ups let e ~3 fr,.L, ereer ve.r'teiltyu.e ure!h..
au!"t~rtan ,:
i "i~Altta t:i ".115 to; AG 1,10 to
AG Ito; AG nle' 250 to
vi "Cabe" Jf, to; AC
.,'r->ccc,:-mti=!3a^ 12 to
U1 "s jnthesa" 271' to; Teehane-lb Ie Li 8 t0 us&
an ill* !1et?tcc''a TallSaei~`Y*st9_.t Hotrifbe 1^'~0 to
`+tLr~e~he .'1.1 ;atmra~tmi'a tart 'u llctf%ru . an AG ":> -jtbeee"
'25 to told nn dle 'eat c-?en volkeeiri !-en 'Retriebe 725 to.
8. r w tarn trans on ; errn Ao: noearow tat zwr f:e!nntnIa zu nstmten,
dad its: 1. a tirtal 1) `? deer AG "ACz?Raka" ';.?00 to c it pestle ge.
listert sirs.
.. Die A", ".".t`1.l obre:lia" let au 4~? pf21':' t.,n, ui,; ro.(ukiIa
von rsinp'r3nol u:tld rr_ nol zu orse1 t _ru told tut I. .ue rt. der
AL; 'PCauatik" 240 to r,eiakres01 - '.Al- 6 ued W to krezal
I4LD-4 :sit al--s ; e- etit Toe hdcr.ztens ;.;rtctkresoi mu
laefcra.
.".tsr kn*rag von .)rrn rttveJew tat zur Kerritr:ie zu net,.cuKt,
daB iie 'rtrtum, ftcbrik dsm ?ov1inrtt Bittrrtel;i 'ens
1220 to ".r"801 ,ti'--.a lief "'!M6
10. Der Cie^orat1'' ! re tr r der _tC "Rauattk", taer'? Pal f a; ew, tat
bara.4trrtc t~ -Ito ,eel att:-igetA tl;keit der YuMve:tfatr.3t bcl
der `rte i 1Laf; vo v'hp,ir!aol an prtftr wad `'a3nAh: ;e i zu cr -r.
greifsa rotir 3r?-Zbunr der Liefr?ruag wee Keinkresol, no Ve-
t~lanen in m rtr l.lc' .j.
11. Ails at*t f ond ; H3r-tea ghseiket lee, the W *hl In Kooperatioaa,.
v-~ t.:ilet?nian as-thalten aiad, Glad okac3 "Itt=- -e muf A.ntra,,
der t?ertrnuc?:atP mu 110r+art6
1 r Ll? C nernld'rek%.xt' t uttd i.hre Vartrefter ain:4 c3erant ttiuzu.
sett; c, dab dial Ltafer'ung obt'wf :?otter 1 rodukts in Rrater Li..
nie an die ' orlre ;tart tiengeaa~2ls!cziaften dun o!l4pait' h wir&
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Trip report- Berlin. 12 Dec 1949
Main administration Berlin-+eissense e:
The 180 tons of bituminous tar and pitch, MR- and 150 tons
of bitumen, released by the DDR, have
100 tons bituminous tar and
been allocated as follows:
pitch to
30 tons bituminous tar
150 tons bitumen
Chemical Works Buna
to Siemens-Plania
to Oder shipping
to Armendorf Roofing Factory
Government, Main Administration Materials Supply, Department Mineral Oils:
For the 4th quarter of 1949, the following additional quantities were released:
10 tons of turbine oil from Lubtzkendorf
1,000 tons of "Kogasin" from Schwarzheide for Chem. "Forks Leuna
5 tons of gear oil from Delta, Taucha
The 1800 tons of other lubrication
as follows:
20 tons drilling machine oil
60 tons cutting tool machine oil
50 tons stamping press oil
60 tons axle oil
70 tons black oil 7/502
30 tons black oil 7/100
39 tons gear oil
15 tons regrigeration machine oil
125 tons cable insulation oil
55 tons bable coating oil
40 tons shturated-steam eng. oil
2.7 tons refined heavy oil
Sons km spindle oil
941.7 tons, preliminary total
The rest is probably spindle oil.
It was also announced that the following materials are to be imported:
40 tons distilled machine oil
100 tons superheated-steam engine oil
34 tons transformer oil
182 tons compressor oil
70 tons automobile oil.
Main 'Administration Berlin .eissensee 1xx has received 100 tons of gasoline
and 4.5 tons auto oil for transports and for moving of equipment.
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Trip Report- 28/29 December 1949
Government, Main Department Materials Supply, Mr. Preis.
The gasoline allocations for the Wismut Co. will be taken from the SAG
contingent, according to the directive of the Control Commission at Karlshorrt,
and ",`ismut will receive a 100% supply. However, according to the directive, 38,000
tons are to be released for consumption by Wismut during the year, i.e. 9,500 tons
ner quarter, while the Mairni Administration has allocated only 8,500 tons. Mr.
Tkashov stated, that only 8,500 tons will be delivered.
The issuing off z rights to ?4ww gasoline in Saxony has not yet been settled.
In all other Laender, including Berlin, either certificates of specially printed
stamps for the obtaining of .ree gacthline will be issued.
An additional 70 tons bituminous tar was allocated for Buna, for reasons
unknown here. They will be charged to tie allocations for the first qqarter of 1950.
The production figures of the suppliers of electrode coke are not yet known, so
that no allocations could be set until now.
The oils available from Luetzkendorf at the end of the last quarter of 1949
are to be charged to the quantities available for the first quarter of 1950. The
quantity of 321 tons of machine oil, allocated to the SAG's for the first quarter
of 1950 will not be sufficient, since the demand will amount. to approx. 600 tons.
feinhardt promised to consider the SAG'd for additional allocation in ease of
an overproduntion of mac' ine oil.
Central DKb1Z, Berlir_: Detailed fuel plan for the first ggarter of 1950 has
been s'_;hmitted. Fuel stamps for cheap and expensive gasoline are to be available
at the DY1 sales departments. The question of *wee gasoline stamps and certificates
has not yet been settled.
The following a.3i quantities have been released, resp. allocatodat, for the
first qqarter of 1950?
Industrial gasoline from Rositz 200 tons
from Klaffenback 200 tons
from Taucha 200 tons
Kerosene from Luetzkendorf 250 tons
Benzene from Erkner 780 tons
Fuel gas from Leuna 50 tons
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Fuel gas from Schwarzheide
270 tons
Fuel oil from rIebau
500 tons
from Rositz
100 tons
from I oepsen
500 tons
from Goelzau
100 tons
Refined machine oil from Zeitz
100 tons
Superheated-steam engine oil from Miagol Halle(West Imp. Nagel) 20 tons
Trip Report, Dresden, 22 Dec 1949
Land Government Saxony: No definite directives have beer set yet for the
supply v:ith unrationed gasoline, of the SAG's in the Land. Saxony. The Land Govern-
ment has proposed to Berlin that this gasoline be sold comnletely without
restrictions. It was pointed out that the SAG's insist on being assured the 43%
earm?rked as unrationed gasoline for their use.
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D1Q.1Z Sales Department Dresden: The Mmzxmxcontingents for 1950 have not yet
been determined, since the government has not yet set the production q,lotas. As
a temporary measure, demand is to be met in the same manner as during the second
half of 1949. Exact quotas will be cet in January 1950.
Derunapht, Dresden Branch: Derunapht has been contacted on the problem of
availability of tank cars xkizk for amounts which could not be shipped because of
a shortage of tank cars. Derunapht promised to make the tank cars available.
Trip Report, Erfurt, 23 Dec 1949
DII.IZ Sales Department, Erfurt; Derunapht, Erfurt Branch; Land Government,V imar.
Unrationed gasoline will be available in Thuringia on tie basis of certifi-
cates, as before. A uniform arrangement for the distribution of unrationed fuels
is to be sought from the government in Berlin.
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Draft the supply of -the SAG's with fuel and lubricants by the Derunapht
during the year 1950
The following agreement was made on 28 Dec 1949:
Because of the changed allocation system for fuels and the elimination of the
Derunapht certificates which were valid until now, the contracts between Derunapht
and the various SAG's have beenme null and voidt?, and are to be considered canceled
br Derunapht as of the ibdoe earliest possibel legal date.
New contracts will be made by Derunapht with the plants and with the depart-
ments, as far as the own consumnt on of the latter m$ is concerned. "Techsnab"
will support Derunapht by issuing the stamps for Saxony-knhalt directly to the
Plants. The issuing of stamps in the other Laender must be carried out, for the
time being, by the branch offices.
The issuing of the stamps in Saxony-Anhalt by Techsnab,,Halle, will be carried
out as follows : The Derunapht branch office at M.4agde-
burg will turn over to the Techsnab a certain amount of stamps for sale. Techsnab
will bill the plants through its branch offices. The payment by the plants is to
be made to the branch officemc Magdeburg. The Derunaphb Branch Magdeburg is
sent copies of the bills for checking the receipts and the nmber of stam-s issued.
The supply of oils and fats for the SAG's and the supply of special gasoline,
kerosene, and benzene was carried out in the past year through Techsnab on the
basis of an agreement made with this organization. This system has worked out
very well and will be maintained. The shipping of t?-e oils will be carried out
through the following storage depots:
Derunapht depot, Magdeburg
Derunapht depot Olex, Halle
Olus Depot, Leipzig
Derunapht Depot, Radewitzer Street, Erfurt
Derunapht Depot, :J~issf$ug, Chemnitz
Deruna.pht Depot, Berlin - Adlershof.
The procddure to be follo-red r4mnins unchanged.
The branches have gotten it touch with the individual plants for the purpose
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of concluding supply contracts and to facilitate the supply of the plant by
the construction of tank storages if necessary.
The Techsnab will determine the requirements of ^hemical products of the
SAG's according to the list submitted by Derunaphtand after establishing of these
requirements will make arrangements with the Derunapht on this question.
The Derunapht will pay the Techsnab for these activities in an amount to be
set on Jan 1 1950.
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Economic Report on the Activity of the Office
"Techsnab" in 1949
1. The work of the Technical Supply Office "Techsnab", Halle, completely changed
its character at the beginning of 1949. This change was based on the order of the
Chief of the Administration of Affairs of the Soviet State Corporations in Germany,
No 160/17 of 5 Feb 1949.
In 1918, the office had the taks of supplying the SAG's in Saxony-Anhalt with
all materials. As of 1 Jan 1949, the work was expanded to a zonal basis, for the
following fields:
Chbmistry
Lacquers and paints
industrial gases
Minerals
Boilers and machine construction
et ,: Engines and pumps
Mineral oils
The Light Industry Department runs parallel. It is in charge of. supplying the
plants with materials distributed by the :and government. The work o- the office
was specialized to these fields, but since the supply was expanded to all plants
of the zone, the activity of the office was conslierably increased.
The movement of goods through the Techsaab depot also increased. While the
Techanab depot handled goods of a value of DM4 2,860,000 in 191:8, it handled goods
of a value of DM 2,873,000 during the first half of 1949, and 4,027,000during the
second ha-f. The total value of goods handled during 191,9 is 6,800,000 DM.
To this is added import business at the value of 2,760,000 DM, carried out
through the firms of Uhlig and Bormann & Co. of Halle.
The administrative work increased, but could be accomplished without great
increases to the staff of employees.
Tebhanab's operations are carried out as follows: The Techsnab is informed
by the Main Administration of the SAG, Berlin 'Wueissensee, of the contingents of
the departments of the SAG's. The departments break down these contingents according
to their individual plants. The release of material. for the plants from the German
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Trade Company is obtained on the basis of these breakdowns and the requests by
the plants.
Usually, over-all contingents are obtained and then distributed among the
SAG plants. This simplifies operations, both for Techsnab and for the German
Trade Company. Techsnab also sees to it that the materials released are actually
delivered, if this should meet with difficulties, and makes no extra charge for
this serviee.
Another important operation of Techsnab was the supplying of the plants with
and products
raw materials/not included in the plans . These were ohta5ned eitl-er t'rom the
Land governments or the German Economic Commission.
2. On the basis of order No 85 of the Chief of t.} e Admini str^ti cn of ATfairs
of the Soviet State Corporations in Germany of 3 June 191:9, -nd on the basis of
No.74
the order/of the Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Military Admi nist ?atinn of 13
June 1949,TEchsnab -~,,as also to take over the sales of the SAG products. Attempts
were made to organize the Techsnab as sales agencies. It was first planned to
have the Techsnab take over the materials which would be sold b the SAG'ato
private wholesalers, and to have Techsnab sell them/ Until the end of 1949 no
definite arrangements could be made regarding this point.
3. On 1 June 1949 the SAG Departments Plastics to which the Techsnab Office
used to belong was dissolved. Techsnab was transferred to the department "Min.
Udobrenie" of the SAG.
4. According to the directives of 1111 in. Udobranie" the insurance rolicies
Tec snab were translered from the VASA to the Black Sea- Baltic Ins. Co.
5. Stocks:
Inventory on 1 Jan 1949 282 tons
Inventory on 31 Dec 1949 508.5 tons
Goods received, lst half of 1949 977 tons
Goods shipped, 1st half of 1949 971 tons
Golds received, 2nd half of 1949 1411 tons
Goods shipped, 2nd half of 1949 1191 tons.
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6. Motor Pool. It consists of the followin;r vehicles:
4 BMN passenger cars
1 Opel-Olympia passenger car
1 Steyr 2-ton truck
1 Horch 3-ton truck
1 Ford 3-ton truck
5 Ford 4-ton trucks
3 Opel-Blitz 1.5-ton trucks.
The garage is equipped with a gasoline station and a repair shop.
The increased volume of work will require the purchase of a new passenger car and
an new truck.
Especially/
7. During the second half in 1949 the Techsnab was used for obtaining and dis-
tributing exports. During the first Wf of 1949, 3,264 tons of rolling mill
products were imported, during the second half 4,815' tons from Poland, 7estern
Germany and th. Soviet Union. In December 1949, the import of gas pipes from the
Soviet Union was started, and so far 200 tons of pipe are on hand.
Other products imported and in storage are:
Sector Metalluggy: :'fielding wire, 200 tons
Sector Chemistry : 1OG tenxs asbestos.
total of 450 tons If imported bronze, bearing metal, and cobalt are planned for
1950. An import shipment of 350 tons of wire was misrouted by DAHA and supplied
to bther customers. The clearing mdrk up of this matter is hampered by the ]sack
of support given by the SAG M in Administration.
Techsnab is hampered in its import activities by the lack of financial means.
The 830,900 capital must be increased by at least 300,000,33 in order than the
import operations be carried out properly. The SAG Main Administration is causing
difficulties because the information supplied to Techsnab on delivery dates and
other details is faulty.
8. The total personnel of the office was as follows:
On 1 July 1949: 33 clerical employees, 27 drivers and manual workers
On 12 Dec 1949: 32 "
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On 16 August 1949, the chief of the office, Schweitzer, left the emplgiy of
the organization. bErx Charges were pressed against him [details on his offense
are not given.
The materials which wer the most difficult to obtain during the past year
were the following:
a) Lime: ? Techsnab was allocated 230,00'1 tons during 1969. The amount allo-
cated for 1950, 320,000 tons is wholly inadequate. The actual requirement is im
61,0,000 tons, of which the Buna Vrorks alone need 92,000 tons per quarter year.
b), 2xmUmix Calcined soda. The difficulties which existed during the first
half of the year were eliminated during the second half by sufficient imports.
c) Sodium hydroxide: This was a serious bottleneck throughout the year.
he government of the German Democratic Republic has stated that this condition
will continue throughout 1750, and it is therefore recommended that the Main
Administration work-on this problem. One of the mistakes is the system of in-
cluding the sodium hydroxide consumption of the SAG plants producing it in the
SAG contingents. If the own consumption is included in the plan figures, it
should correspond to the actual consumption instead of being just a fraction of it.
For instance, for the first quarter of 1950, the sodium hydroxide consumption of
the Bitterfeld Electrochemical Combine is 750 tons, while the actual consu#tion
is 4,000 tons, The 3,250 tons deficit is at the expense of the bbher SAG plants.
d) r"ielding electrodes: The quota for 191,9 was not fully met, since the pro-
during plants lacked welding wire and because their nnoduction cararit was too
low. The difficulties could be overcome by concluding contracts for produ otion
with supplied material.
e) Crude oil nrod,icts: The gasoline supply during the first quarter was poor,
imnvflved during the second and third quarter, but became catastrophic during the
fourth, becaase the producing plants suffered from a tank car shortage. During
the second, third, and fourth quarter the s pply of lubricating oil was sufficient
because of imports. In this field, too, the lack of transport facilities had an
adverse effect.
In the field of mineral oil products, a new situation arose during the second
cuarter of 1949, when Derunapht was included in the pvocedure of supplying the SAGES
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According to an agreement with Derunapht, the entire supply of lubricants for the
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SAG's is carried out through the Derunapht Depots. This function was previously
distr'bution
On the whole, the of lubricants did not correspond to the requirements
of the plants. Bottlenecks were frequently caused by faulty planning.
f) Blueprint paper: During the first three quarters of 1949, supply was
adequate. It became totally insufficient during the last quarter, because the paper
allocation of the Agfa Film Plant at Wolf en was delayed by a planning error.
g) Nitric acid: Nitric acid was critically short throughout the year. The
Kraska Paint Factory met its orders very inadequately.
h) Cement: The cement supply was e,tremely difficult during the second half
of 191?. The high export orders of the SAG's crevented there from meetinrs the;r
shipments. A particularly serious handicap was the lack of transport faci_lit3.es.
i) Hardening salts and cti-an_idexx salts: The requirements cannot he met from
domestic production. Import8 are absolutely essential dnrinF, 1950.
Difficulties encountered by Tgchsnab:
issuing of
a) The creation of the Central Supply Office and the i3mkDmf directives
did not facilitate the work as much as expected, since the directives were inadequate
b) Work was handicapped, because some of the SAG departments, especially
"Podyomnik" and "Tochmash",showed very poor ability to meet payments. The high
outstanding sums sometimes prevented the office to obtain materials for which no
fund was available. The number of departments which refuse to pay a 5% service
charge to the office for materials delivered from the office stocks are increasing.
These 5% cover the expenses of the office, and the office cannot continue operations
unless this charge is paid.
c) Difficulties arise frequently,because the Main Administration demands
shipments of reserve stocks which mxmm= were either never on hand in the
first place or which refer to materials not included in any plans. It is abeolutbly
necessary to dispose of reserves only if they are available. Should reserves of
such materials be required, it is suggested that they be obtained through the
Central Supply Office of the Government.
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d) Until now, the cooperation in the import sector with DANA, the German
Foreign Trade Co. of Berlin, has left mubh to be desired. DAHA is not yet an
organization which is capable of operating. The SAG materials are either made
unobtainable by misrouting or their price is needlessly increased.
e) Imports should not be parrked out by private tirms in the future.The
example of the firm of Bvnmann & Co. of Halle shows that Techsnab will become
too dependent on them (see special report &n this point). It is suggested, that
a Techsnab representative be authorized to negotiatk~jointly with the private
firm at the producer in the Western zone, if private firms must be used for
import business.
11. Looperation with the authorities of the German Democratic Republic and
with the German Trade Corporation were excellent, especially in the fields of
chemistry and minerals. Personal contact with high officials of these organizations
frequently made it possible to obtain additional contingents of material for the
plants.
12. In 1950, the development of the people-owned tradar organizatons will be
important. These trade organizations bud the production of the people-owned enter
prises and supply the people-owned industry with it. Thus they assume the functions
in the people-owned sector previously carried out by private enterprise. It is
not yet known to what extent the SAG's will enter this picture.
the first qgarter of
13. The plans for/1950 available so far show that there are many serious errs.
Elimination of these errors is very Jd= tedious and delays supply. It is suggested
that plans be set up in cooperation with Techsnab experts.
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of the Conference on the Cooperative Pvnduction Plan of
the Chemical Plants of the Administration of Soviet Assets
in Germany, for the First Quarter of 1950
Attending:
Administration
A.G. "Kaustik"
A . G. "KrabI&t
A.G. "Min. Udobrania"
A.G. "Kautschuk"
A.G. "Fotoplonka"
Akopov, Gladkov, Tkachov
TSelyayev, #immea = Pomortsev
Mayeyev, Rosadnikov
Akhjtasarov, Grekhov
Markovich, Kukovin, Kirpichnikov
Faust, Bashkirov
Subject: Distribution plan for chemicals within the scope of the cooperative
production plan , between the Copporations in Germany for the 1st gq[arter of 1950.
1. Assistant Chief of Admin. of Soviet Assets in Germany approves the plan.
2. Min. Udobrenia is to guarantee supply of caprolactame to the Agfa film
factory, in a minimum quantity of 500 tons over the year, and 125 tons in the
first quarter.
3. Faust and Matyeyev are charged with the measures for production of color
films in 1950 and to submit the plans by Jan.10.
4. A.G. Kaustik is to guarantee the supply of 220 tons of phosphorus to the
Plant "Nitrogen" and 15 tons to German Industry.
5. "Kautschuk" is to increase the Production of formaldehyde and to supply
a minimum of 2935 tons during the first Vgarter according to the distribution
plan.
6. "Kautschuk" is to supply "Min. Udobrenia" with 40 tons of "Nekal BH" during
the first cpJarter.
70"Kraska" is to increase its shipments of commercial nitric acid to 6,500 tons
during the first quarter. 5,000 tons of this is to be conc. nitric acid. It is to
be distributed as follows?
Kautschuk 315 tons
Fotoplonka 2200xntons
Cab&* 90 tons
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Synthetics 275 tons
Caustics 150 tons
Min. Udobrenia 250 tons
Tochmahh 12 tons
Techsnab 8 tons
German people mined enterprises 1700 tons.
Dilute nitric acid is to be supplied to:
Synthetics
German people-waned enterprises 725 tons.
8. Akhnasarov's suggestion that AG "Kraska" be supplied 3,200 tons Mepasin
during the first quarter of 1950 is to be considered.
9. Min. Udobrenia is to increase production of pure phenol and cresol. It
is to supply to Caustics 240 tons of pure cresol DAB 6 and 640 tons cresol DAB 4
with a content of maximally 6 to 8% orthocresol.
Matyeyev's suggestion that the Paint Factory supply at least 120 tons of
cresol DAB 4 to the Bitterfeld Combine is to be considered.
10. The General anager.of AG Caustics, Belyayev, is charged with examining the
potential of the paint plant in the distribution of the crude phenol and to take
measures to increase the supply of pure pkesol, as of the second qqarter of 1950.
11. All chemicals not covered by funds and not containbd in the cooperative distri-
but n plan are to be supplied to consumers whenever ordered.
12. General Managers and their representatives are notified that the supply
of chemical products is to be carried out primarily to the plants, of the Corpvva-
tions.
Akopov, Assistant Chief of theAdmin. of Soviet Assets.
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