MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ON THE SOVIET OIL ADMINISTRATION (SMV)

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
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• Publication Date: October 18, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSii 7CATION C7--I1L c:I Y
CENTRAL ELLIGENCE AGENCY REPORT NO.
COUNTRY i,u~ Lr is/'~ S
INFORMATION REPORT
SECURITY ii4FCR 1 TIZA
SUBJECT L1iscclloncous Infortatton on the Soviet
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Oil '.driini ration (a v
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10 October 1951
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to During the month of June 1951 Donau Chemie A.G. supplied the Sl-' with
a total of 295,740 kilograms of sulfuric acid. The following figure?
show how this amount was allocated to the refineries:
Ref iner_y
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Refinerg Not, of Kilograms
of Sulfuric Acid
Voesendorf 479 370
Moosbierbaum 47s,050
Nova Denow 31,470
Kledering 31,360
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1 ARfi49Y it 7
Korneuburg 31,150
Voesendorf 45,810
Moosbierbaum 15,420
Nova Denow 939960
Kledering 47,810
Shell 31,310
Vacuum Oil Company 30,280
2, Sulfuric acid deliveries from Donau Chemie A .G, to the SAM during
duly 1951 totalled 218,710 kilograms, The folloring figures show
how this sulfuric acid was allocated to the refineries:
No. of Kilograms
of Sulfuric Acid
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Shell 15,100
Vacuum; Oil Company 469360
re Shy ment3 from the USSR
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rim the period from 30 ay to 12 June 1951 the SMV received delivery of
fol:lov'ing pipe shipments from the Soviet tYnion:
8 carloads of pipe, weighing a total of 174,760 kilograms, from Taganrog.
7 carloads of pine, weighing a total of 167,590 kilograms, from Taganrog.
3 carloads of pipe, weighing a total of 49,640 kilograms, from *'ikopol.
2 carloads of pipe, weighing a total of 55,950 kilograms, from Khrompik.
5 carloads of pipe, weighing a total of 71,890 kilograms, from Zahoni.
3 carloads of pipe, each section measuring 273 mm x 105 mm, from Kuybyshev.
;fie Shicuaents from Czechoslovakia
following shipments of pipe from Czechoslovakia were delivered to the S"V
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arehouse, jeusiedl a/d Zaya, between 30 May and 12 June 1951:
3 carloads of pipe, containing 295 sections and weighing a total of
55,740 kilograms, from Komotau.
1 carload of pipe, containing 233 sections and weighing a total of
20,170 kilograms, from Komotau.
2 carloads of pipe, containing 103 sections and weighing a total of
52,470 kilograms, from Ostrava.
5 carloads of pipe, containing 618 sections and weighing a total of
111,120 kilograms, from Ostrava.
'? IIher Import Shipments
isetveen 30 May and 11 July 1951 the SIN received delivery of the following
miscellaneous import shipments:
2,000 pairs of rubber boots from the Gottwaldow firm in Czechoslovakia.
2 carloads of caustic soda from Tovarno MTazodu, Uistenice, Czechoslovakia?(1)'/
1 carload of tools, weighing a total of 1,583 kilograms, from the Sergin
factory in the USSR.
2 carloads of solvents, weighing a total of 30 tons, from Ruhland, Eastern
Germany.(2)
2 carloads of paraffin, weighing a total of 20,940 kilograms, from Hegye
shalom, Hungary.(3)
1 carload of machine parts, weighing a total of 5,230 kilograms, from the
Hostine,firm in Czechoslovakia.
2 shaping machines, model SP 250, weighing a total of 2,510 kilograms,
from the Kova machine factory in Prague.
1 carload of Skoda automobile parts from Prague.
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SIsiV Scrap
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Sipiagin, assistant director of the SIT Purchasing Office, continues to super-
vise the regular collection and loading of scrap metal from 31,IV installations
for shipment to the Satellites. Scrap shipments to Czechoslovakia totalled
three carloads during the reek ending 29 i4ay 1951; 23 carloads between 30 ~+ay
and 5 June 1951; six carloads between 6 and 12 June 1951; and 26 carloads be-
tween 13 June and 11 July 1951. During the same period the SIN also delivered
16 carloads of cast iron scrap to the USIA-controlled 'iener Leichtmetallverke
G.m.b.H., Liesing.
SLN Purchases
During the period from 17 !!ay to 11 July 1951 the SIN Purchasing Office naid
cash for purchases from the following suppliers. All USIA-controlled firms in
this list have been noted by an asterisk. Unless otherwise indicated, all non-
USIA enterprises are located in the non-Soviet sectors of Vienna.
F'rm
Item Purchased Payment in Schillings
Trotzmueller (4)
One used I.iaybach
7,398.00
Austro-Fiat
motor
Automobile parts
2,633.27
1allner & Neubert
800.45
Drown-Boveri A.G.
40 electric motors /
207,886.00
USIA
Glass
16,800.00
?"Chemia" Chemikalien G.m.b.H.
Clay and caustic soda
33,470.00
Ebenseer Solvay T erke
Hydrochloric acid, sulfuric
89,830.50
Solvay & Cie. Kmdt.-Ges.
K1oeckner Humboldt-Deutz A.G.
acid, and caustic soda
Diesel motor
37,254.00
St. I gydyer Eisen-u,
Cable
40,042.00
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Stahlindustrie G.m.b.H.
, ever Kabel-und Metall-
17,409.02
werke A .G.
Hydroxygen-G.m.b.H.
Oxygen
1,150.20
Austro..Fiat
Truck parts
1,993,20
Accumulatoren-Fabrik G.m.b.H.
Batteries
4,694-00
Ing. Anton Eichler,-Vienna IV
Tools
1,OO8.25
Oesterreichische Armaturen-
Manometer
14,387.90
G.m.b.H.
Holzbauwerk Franz Havlicek,
Lumber
3,694.07
Vienna XXV (Neu-Erlaa)
Dressler (5)
Flanges
62,020.00
IUULA Industrie-u. Labora-
Measuring instruments for
3,975.00
toriumsbedarf Dipl.-Ing.
Rudolf t"unsch
Versuchsanstalt ffir Heiz-
shipment to Hungary
Manometer parts
3,410.00
und Gastechnik, Oberbaurat
Dipl..-Ing. Ernst Nausch
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Item Purchased
Pa moment in Schillings
Strass (6)
Structural steel
6,608.50
Ing. Josef If:1fuehr
Spare parts for MAN
trucks; injection jets
55,535.84
Bosohan Gebrueder Kmdt.-Ges.
Bearing metal
29,907.85
s'Semperit" Gummiwerke A.G.
Tires
61,512.00
Elektrogrosshandlung Robert
Nissl
Electrical equipment
62,201.92
Donau-Chemie A.G.
Payment on account
for sulfuric acid
300,000.00
K. J. Baidauf
Payment on account
for building material
400,000.00
,'raunstein-Vertrieb
Pendulum roller bearings
62,426.60
S c hoe l le r -Ble c kmann-Stahl-=
werke A.G.
Fish to chisels
231,000.00
B. Schu & Co. Kmdt.-Ges.
Structural steel
199250.00
Sinmson (7)
Vehicle parts
23,900,00
A. u. R. Hinteregger
Vehicle parts
1,124.05
Osrarn G.m.b.H.
Electric light bulbs.,..
64,749,05
Latzel & Kutscha
Seamless pipe
28,925,00
th dolf Musil
Spare parts for trucks
50,000.00
"Standard" Ges, flr Techn,
Art Ike].
Spare parts for trucks
190,000.00
Teudloff-Vamag A.G.
Slide valves
90,000.00
"Canada", Tiefbohrgeraete-u.
Maschinenfabrik G.m.b.H.
Casing heads
800,000.00
1. Poelzl & Co., Allgemeine
Kugellager.-und Kolbenringe
Vertrieb
Ball bearings d
115,726,86
Hardy Gebrueder, Maschinen-
fabrik and Giesserei A.G.,
Vienna.XX, Hochstaedtplatz 4
Rubber buffers
2,360,00
Brunner Verzinkerei Brueder
Eablik
Galvanized sheet metal /
19,032.00
Adalbert Olchaura, Vienna XX,
Leystrasse 116
Sheet metal
6,066,00
AEG-Union Elektrizitaetsge-
sellschaft
Motors
10,702.00
Mannesmann Trauzl A.G,
Drilling equipment
311,000,00
Auto-Kuehler G,.m.b.H* Two automobile radiators
for Go Rumpel A.G.
6,1100.00
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Josef & Franz Ruzicka,
Vienna X
Aktiengesellschaft fih,
chemische Industrie
Johann Haselgruber
Boehler Gebrueder & Co. A.G.
Item Purchased Payment in Schillings
26 kilos of bronze
1,080.24 25X1A
Chemicals for the 22,400.00
Nova Denow refinery
10,000 kilos of steel 22,000,00
Steel for G. Rumpel A.G. 4,073.80
Satellite Purchases through the SMV
8. In addition to handling the procurement of the routine requirements of the
various SLV installations, the SMV Purchasing Office has in the past few
months arranged a numoer of purchases on behalf of Satellite agencies, Some-
time in late May 1951 a Hungarian purchasing agent arrived in Vienna to pro-
cure equipment for I'.aszolaj, UngarischeTussische Oel A.G. in Szoeny, ?tungary.
Through the cooperation of the S"rlV Purchasing Office the Iungarian buyer was
able to purchase approximately 6,300,000 schillings' worth of equipment. The
first shipnent on this order, filly documented as Soviet military supplies,
was dispatched to Budapest by DDSG barge on 21 ?Tay 1951. It included the
following items: dri:llin/; equipment from t`annesmann Trauzl A.G.; Klingerit
plates from Richard Klinger A.G.., Gumpoldskirchen, Lower Austria; and casing
heads an6 other oil. field equipment from "Canada," Tiefbohrgeraete-u. thaschinen-
fabrik G.m.b.H. A second barge load of purchases for Hungary, including 15
tons of drilling equipment and measuring instruments fror? the "Canada" firm,
was shipped from henna during the last week of tray 1951., By 12 June 1951
11annesmrann-Trauz+. A.G. had delivered a total of nine carloads of drilling
equipment, valued at 2,250,657 schillings, to Maszolaj A.G. on this order4
Meantime, SLW Furcha sing agents have been busy procuring drilling equipment
and other oil field supplies on a 10,000,000-schilling order from the Polish
Government. Commodities purchased on this order include drilling pipe from
i:Iannesmann-Trr,jzl A.G., various other types of oil field equipment from Teud-
loff-Vamag A.."., 800 meters of special chains from Franz Kohmaier, and 1,000
pilings and cross ties from J. & C. Reder, Vienna XX.(8)
10. The Czech Covernment recently purchased a complete seismographic unit from the
S!V at a co't of 7,600,000 schillings.
(1) ICo mment: This town cannot accurately be identified from available
gaz,-c e, ars.
(2) Cow: This shipment of. solvents was forwarded on an-order from
SW' Headquarters.
(3) II Comment: This paraffin was earmarked for delivery to the Okeros
refinery in Stockerau.
nierstrasse 26.
(4) Comment: Possibly Jakob '"alter Trotzmueller, Vienna IV, Argenti-
(5) Comment: Possibly Falter Dressler, Vienna XV, Huglgasse 9. 25X11
(6) Ij Comment: Possibly Josef Strass, Vienna !VII, Herbeckstrasse 30,
or rtephan Strass, Vienna I, Parkring 4.
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Comment: This supplier cannot be identified from available reference
constructing spur tracks in the Polish oil fields.
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Comment: These railroad cross ties presumably will be used in
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