LABOR AND EQUIPMENT DIFFICULTIES IN THE COAL INDUSTRY

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CIA-RDP80-00810A004600130003-7
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 20, 2016
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August 7, 2007
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3
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Publication Date: 
August 5, 1954
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REPORT
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CEI+ITIIAL INMW84CE AGENCY INFORMATION REPORT S anew n.rto". "11 1 1 WT . i as usu. nlnet soon" at ar' lam wwa S aw- w aft on Seem. roe. So MR axon sift ee wk an"WomewaftNNW" aM"Leein sae wm n O ae "Warr RlMd SECIIET/CONTR.--U. S. (FFIC1*1 ONLY Poland Labor and Equipment.Difficultiee in the Coal Industry GATE OF ILA PLACE ACQfl DAIE,OLSfb 5 August 1954 NO. OP PAOII 1 NIiGEEl t7W. RD' , 25X1 64061 25X1 This is UNEVALUATED ' rsr Mooch wauanom w 1m6I~ asoB a a momma. MwM Alreism OF CO~ a. ranAMwt "roe av em WPOW 1. Over 20,000 workers ware recruited for the coal industry at the beginning of 1953. By 1 January 1954, approximately 83% of this number had moved"#o other industries in order to *soaps from coal -!sing because of the exhaustive nature of the work and the bad living conditions. 25X1 2. Excessive utilization of installations and technical equipment well as the bad quality of aaohines of Soviet origin, lover the extent of mbohenisation'of work in the coal mines. For example, 33% of the mob' aes put into sirvice at the begin- ning of 1953 are not in working order now. SEGREThama U. S. arricIALS ONLY I TATE ? ( x_. non S nyy I x I !In x I'nl. "non. 'owed 000 w *4k- -d?- -4 M -r, now a ' dlr M 40 V Approved For Release 2007/08/07 : CIA-RDP80-0081OA004600130003-7