c. Narwik (7,065 GRT) -- Departed Santiago 21 Jan 1420Z. ETA
 Guantanamo 21 January. To load sugar for North Korea.

3. The following foreign merchant ships are in North Korean ports:

In Chongjin

Bucuresti (Rumanian--9224 GRT) arrived 22 January, ETD 31
 January.

Eisbu Maru (Japanese--1,992 GRT) In port 25 January. To return
 to Chongjin 18 February to load cargo, including 12 tons graphite.

Pundus (British--7,295 GRT) ETA 24 January under North Vietnamese
 Time Charter. To load lighters and heavy lifts for Haiphong
 after having loaded fertilizer for North Vietnam in Hungnam.

Werner Seelenbinder (East German--8,003 GRT) ETA Chongjin 28
 January. May load zinc and clinkers.

In Hungnam

Tikai (Soviet--9,501 GRT) Arrived 28 January from Nampo.

Yana (Soviet--3,231 GRT) Arrived 26 January to load cement.

In Nampo

Gornoaltaysk (Soviet--3,725 GRT) in port 26 January to load coal
 for Japan. ETD 28-29 January.

Kovrov (Soviet--9,250 GRT) in port 26 January.

Vyatkales (Soviet--3,261 GRT) Loading cement for Sakhalin.

4. The following foreign merchant ships are scheduled to arrive in
 North Korea:

Byzantion (Greek 7,276 GRT) ETA Hungnam 21 February, probably
 from Kosseir, UAR.

Genkai Maru (Japanese 2,346 GRT) ETA Nampo 10 February.

Hanoi (Polish 6,914 GRT) ETA Yokohoma 25 January. ETA North
 Korea 7 February.

Heiyo Maru (Japanese 2,973GRT) ETA 8 February. To load foundry
 pig iron.

Keihan Maru (Japanese --GRT) ETA North Korea 1 February to
 discharge pitch coal.

Kotoku Maru (Japanese 2,278 GRT) ETA Hungnam 20 February.

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