SOCIOLOGICAL - HEALTH, EDUCATION

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600230299-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: R
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 15, 2011
• Sequence Number: 299
• Publication Date: June 1, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS
COUNTRY Folaad
SUBJECT Sociological - Health, education
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PUBLISHED Daily newsaape.: s
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PUBLISHED Warsaw
DAi 22 Mar - 26 Apr 1949
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REPORT
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INFORMATION 1949
DATE DIST. a Jun 1949
NO. OF PAGES 2
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THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
SECTION OF WARSAW BADLY NE S MUNICIPAL I2~IROy LS;
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COIIDITIONS IliMARYMONT ASSAILED' .- Zycie Warszavy, No 113, 26 Apr 49
Waryaon t, a section of Warsaw which in 1939 had a population of 35,000,
was hard-hit oaring the war so that the present population is only 7,000. It
is, however, rapidly being rebuilt but without any building plane whatever.
There is no sewerage of any type in Maryscht. The small and irregular
streets are always muddy and. c:.irty. Very few streets are lighted, and Warszavska,
Sylaahecka, Muranowhka Streets have no lighting system at all. The sidewalks
on )Hedzohodr?ka Street are in very bad condition, and no sidewalks of any kind
are found on the other streets.
There is no school. or children's playgraound in M&rymont. The invest-
ment plan provided credit for construction of a school on Pttoo'-i Street,
but no aotian has been taken. A small ,playground could be formed in what
is kaown as Zawaa4zci Park, but there is no report on ory mizing such a play-
ground.
The lack of transportation facilities for this sectriaa is deplorable.
Train navy parts of lla;yaont, it is a several-kilaaetor vaiL to the nearest
car-atop. The residents of Maryaont teed a bus line from Jan III Street to
Zelazm Brass Plane. On the otl- band. buses headed for the t`_Locin and frod-
miemoie sections of Warsaw are empty. Ens the mangenae~at of PIS (Panetowa
SammikscJa Samoohodova, State Motor Transportation) any comments,
Another greet problem of the Marymcnt residents, and one that should be
attended to without further delay, is the lack of wells for supply of fresh
water. The dirty Rudawka River water is used for home purposes. Two wells,
one sear Maria Ifazimiera Street and another near Jan III Street, would
solve the water supply problem for the locality.
All these problems were thoroughly discussed at a meeting held by the
Marynant's block committee when representatives of the Warsaw's Nat!onal
Council, Pity Administration, City Eeterprises, and BOB (Biuro 0dbudovy
Stolicy, Office for Reconotruction of Warsaw) attended.
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Perhaps Mt?ylionta problem: will reac. rho proper authcritiea. fit leant, that'
is the hope of the residents of } rymont,
"CLEAN M WA''B" IN WARSAW -- Zycie Warszevy, No 84, 26 Mar 49
The Central section of Warsaw, the most densely populated in the city numbering
170,000 inhabitants, is preparing for "cleanup month." Orders will be issued
to building managers and block committees to establish proper sanitary conditions
in the buildings.
schedule, giving time and place, has been set up for free inoculations
cgai_ , typhoid fever.
MORE RADIO LOUD-SPFAKERSFOR SCHOOLS -- Oloe Wielkopoleki, No 101, 12 Apr 49
Poznan Wogowodztwo,. equipped with 50,000 radio loud-speakers, leads all
the others in Poland. The central broadcasting station with attached public-
address syste i which aide adio Polskie in equipping schools, workers'
cos unitise, and poorrural' c.=:u hies with loud-speakers, plans to Install
17,000 more in this area.
Out of 28,000 schools in Poland, 11,000 areelectr_ted, but so far only
3,600 are equipped with radio loud-speakers. In the Wielkopoleka area, more
than ;00 schools of a tot .1 number of 3,000 are. equipped,
The central office is determined to equip 6,000 schools and 2,000 rural
comunities by the end of this year. There are 40,000 rural communities in
Poland, of which only 4,000 have reaIc loud-speakers, and more than 600 of
these are In Poznan Wojevodztwo.
IrLI ACT TO BE COMBATED -- Trybuna Ludu, No 80, 22 Mar 49
At a recent conference of the Huratcrium Okregu Szkolnego (Soh-o1 Board)
at Lodz, a broad program was established for combating illiteracy in Lodz
Wojewodztwo. This program will be executed on a large scale from 1 April. 1949
to 30 Decomber 1951. Teaching will be divided into six grades. Approximately
400,000 illiterates and semi-illiterates will be taught.
The expenditures for this purpose amount to 730,800,000 zlotys, of which
430,480,000 slatys wars allotted by the Ministry of Education. The balance
was covered by funds from trade unions, social organizations, and individual
labor enterprises.
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