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No. 1 MASTER 02.
OF 2 MASTERS

SUPPLEMENT TO AF FORM 112

ORIGINATING AGENCY

US AID 101001

REPORT NO.

D1-103-55

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Factory tag on the right hand side was thought to be producing long, aluminum
towels. Additional 12 cars were seen on the sides and the observer
delivered that these were big plants products.
Proceeding through the area on the right side of the border after
leaving LOP, Col. Mathew observed very large open ranges with
tracks stretching as far as he could see on both sides of his track.
Guard towers were placed and located in the huge M Jesus. There were
5 tracks at the border breaching into nearby in the ranges. As he went
through the ranges he observed that on his left side were loaded or fill
- weight cars, will on his right were all the only weight carry. As he
could be seen.

The BE range which the party travelled from LOP was located.
KOS-1-POD-1-CELEBIA, the observer stated that electricity was on
at a little town shortly after the first little town which was reached.
ten miles for LOP. From KOS to KOSlee, Mathew believed that there
were two tracks and possibly three.

From KOSlee on Mathew stated that construction was going on
through the mountains, the construction crews ruling a preconstructed
track section with

track section with

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Due to the time available for dealing with and the
parallel limitations of via office to magic, do not can be reported
from these excellent sources.

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AF FORM 112a

REPLACES AF FORM 112-PART II, 1 JUN 8.

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