TWO RUBBER PLANTS ACTIVATED

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 9, 2011
• Sequence Number: 637
• Publication Date: July 3, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD NO.
COUNTRY Poland
SUBJECT Economic - Chemicals and rubber
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PUBLISHED Daily, twice-weekly newspapers
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PUBLISHED Warsaw; Katowice
DATE
PUBLISHED 22 Mar - 4 Apr 1950. .
LANGUAGE Polish
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TWO RUBBER PLANTS ACTIVATED
OPEN RUBBER PLANT -- Ilustrowany Kurier Polski, No 94, 4 Apr 50
The Debickie Zaklady Przemyslu Gumowego (Debica Rubber Manufacturing
Plant) wus officially opened recently in Debica, Rzeszow Wojewodztwo.
This plant was built on the site of a similar plant, which was de=
stroyed by the Germans, who first evacuated all the machinery. The pre-
sent plant was started from scratch. In December 1948, when, as part of
the reparations program, the machines were returned in bad repair, the
work of erecting the structures and restoring the machinery started in
earnest. In October 1949, the crew pledged completion by 1 April 1950.
NEV FACTORY FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY --.Trybuna Ludu, No 92, 2 Apr 50
The Fabryka Wyrobow Gumowych (Rubber Products Factory) in Rzeszow
Wojewodztwo was officially opened on 1 April 1950.
E. Stawinski, Minister of Light Industry, attended the opening.
WORKERS' COOPERATIVE IN CHEMICAL FACULTY SHOWS GOOD RESULTS -- Gazeta
Handlowa, No 23, 22 Mar 50
When in 1945 and 1946, the state was in no position to rende- finan-
cial aid to students, the students of the Chemical Faculty of Lodz ?riy-
technicum organized a cooperative to operate as an independent workshop to
employ students. When the cooperative was first created, only the trade,
division was opended and the Central Trade Office of the Chemical Industry
made the cooperative a privileged wholesaling enterprise. Because of the
lack of funds and qualified personnel, the cooperative did not go into pro-
duction immediately. Most of the students working in the cooperative were
in the first or second year of their studies in the Chemical Faculty. In
spite of all these difficulties, the cooperative paid out approximately
900,000 zlotys in scholarships and 100,000 zlotys in medical aid.
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During the academic year 1947-48, the first producing laboratory was
organized in the cooperative. Here, reagents which were needed by the sci-
entific, industrial, and experimental laboratories, were produced. A short
time later, another laboratory was opened to manufacture phosphoric acid.
At the beginning of 1949, the cooperative decided to do away with schol-
arships and change over to a workers' cooperative offering students employ-
ment under good working conditions. Each member of the cooperative must spend
24 hours per we-_k in the cooperative's laboratory. Work schedules are arranged
by the member himself so that the work will not interfere with his studies.
Average monthly earnings are 15,000 to 18,000 zlotys plus premiums. In early
1949. 28 students were employed; today, there are 61, of whom 55 are students
and the rest outsiders in administrative or managerial positions. The value
of the production also increased. In the last quarter of 1949, the produc-
tion was valued at approxiszately 11 million zlotys or double the 1948 produc-
tion v::l.ue.
When, in 1949, there was a shortage of ammonium thiocyanate, (NH4) CNS,
which is used by the textile and pharmaceutical industries and laboratories,
the cooperative produced enough of the chemical to obviate importing it from
abroad.
During 1950, the cooperative plans to triple its 1949 production.
PLEDGE INCREASED OUTPUT -- Dziennik Zachodni, No 88, 29 Mar 50
At the State Nitrogen Compound Factory in Chorzowie, the crew working on
ammonia synthesis pledged the production of 18 tons of ammonia over the April
plan. The nitric acid division pledged a 10-percent increase intheproduc-
in-
tion of nitrites during April. The calcium cyanamide factory pledged
crease in the grading of carbide from 150 tons per day to 200 tons.
The foundry division pledged an increase in iron casting from 5-6 tons
to 10 tons at a time. The charging division pledged an increase in the charge
from 150 to 190 tons per day.
PLANTS RENAMED -- Trybuna Ludu, No 85, 26 Mar 50
The State Building Enterprise No 2 and and the Stoka Housing Develop-
ment were renamed after Juijan Marchl wskl on 25 March.
The cellulose plant in Wloclawek was also named in honor of Marchlewski.
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