DESCRIPTIONS OF INSTALLATIONS IN KAESONG CITY

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• Publication Date: August 18, 1959
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Descriptions of Installations DATE DISTR. August 1959
in Kaesong City
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the railroad station an i s c ec points, city government offices, Korear.
Labor Party local offices, offices and quarters occupied by North Korean Army
personnel, North Korean and Chinese Military Armistice Commission installa-
tions, guard posts, schools, colleges, restaurant, theaters, hospitals,
clubs, apartments, stores, shops, factories, warehouses, a hotel, a bank, and a
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Descriptions of Installations DATE DISTR. August 1959
in Kaesong City
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Descriptions of installations in the city of Kaesong, keyed to an accompanying
map The report includes a description of
the railroad station and its check points, city government offices, Korean
Labor Party local offices, offices and quarters occupied by North Korean Army
personnel, North Korean and Chinese Military Armistice Commission installa-
tions, guard posts, schools, colleges, restaurant, theaters, hospitals,
clubs, apartments, stores, shops, factories, warehouses, a hotel, a bank, and a
gasoline storehous
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I. Detail.
Kae+adnp Cite plan
Kee4ina Railroad stations It was said to be constructed in 1955. A single
story building with brick walls coated with oement and a gabled roof of
cement tileb, measuring 20 meter;: wide, 20 meters long, and 8 meters high.
The namber of station personnel was unknown.
2. A check point at the Kaegdng Railroad ;,tation manned by Kaeong Garrison
Police Affairs Department, North Korean People's Armjr (NKPA): A single story
brick building coated with cement with the uprer walls whitewashed, with a
gabled roof of Dement tiles, measuring 4 meter.. tilde, 5 meter:. long, and 4
meters high, where 4r5 military policemen were functioning by checking up
soldiers. -ince the members of the Kaetong Huard Battalion, Guard Bureau,
Ministry of Internal Affairs (Mm) more the NKPA uniform, they were naturally
subjected to the checkups as well as tho N1PA soldiers.,
3. licit
with
of the Kae44ng Railroad Etat
no well and with a gabled ro
fons A single story wooden structure
of of cement tiles, measuring 5 meters wid
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ring 15 meters wide, 16 mete
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tiles, with a flat housetop,
and 8 meters hilt, in which the
forei
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, Chino e
visitors lodged
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visiting Kaeaing area. This
building was believed have been built b
efore
Augus
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5. A pri
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mary schools' A two story
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t tiles, measuring 10 met@W&
brick building, the walls of which were
ts whitewam:hed and with a gabled roof of
wide, 2n Matarst Inn and 15 meters hi
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a primary school
has been usin the
Kaesing City People?a Q rs ittees
fence
wpb surrounded by a granitic
7. Kee, ng City Internal Affairs Departments A two story concrete building
with a flat housetop, measuring 16 meters wide, 16 meters long, and 8 meters
high, Mich was believed to be built before 1945.
8. 6ongdo Politics and Economics Colleges A two story brick building with a
gabled roof of cement tiles? the lower parts of the walls were coated with
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cent, measuring 14 meters wide, 60 meter t, long, and 10 meters high.
Which was largest building in Baogdng city. The number of the students was
unknown. The college oonbibted of the daylight olasieb and the night 50X1-HUM
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ashes. The barking student. Were onnortuna to att.ma +hw ,,4 nh .1 s ~ zes.
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9. A prim u7* school A two story brick building with a gabled roof of cement
tiles, the lover part of the walls was coated with cement and the upper part
of the walls was coated with lime, measuring 10 meter,, wide, 50 netorb long,
and 1.0 meters high, which was beliered to be built before 1950. The
number of the students was unknown.
10. Hae4ng Military Photo :hops An old two story buUding with wddtewabhed
walls and a gabled roof of cement tiles, measuring 10 meterb wide, 10
meters long, and 8 meters high, which was operated by the governient.
There were eight civilian photographers in the sbop. The shop was serving
for the military personnel in and around the city of Naesong.
11. National Department stores A three story brick building with a flat
concrete housetop, the walls of which were finished with yellow tiles,
measuring 12 meterib wide, 34 meters long, and 1.2 motors high, which was an
old building. This was the only department store in sae&ong.
12. Naadaamun (; outh Gate) I Thi b was one of the hi btorieal ranain? in 8asong,
but was bombed during the boresnn War. It was rehabilitated ,,onetime before
May 1956. It was an arch shaped wooden structure with mottled posta,
and a gabled roof of black tiles. The architraves of the gate were decorated
with wooden.dragons which were brilliantly illuminated by electric bulbs at
night. The peorle were coming and going under the gate.
13. A branch office of an unidentified brnkt-I/ A two story brick building
with a flat housetop, the walls of which were finished with yellow tiles,
measuring 12 meters wide, 14 meters long, and 7 meterb high, which appeared
to be built before 1945.
14. National Operated Restaurants The .ze and structure of the building were
the same as those of fe 13 above, upstairs vnv*,4
used as restauranto ~ and 50X1-HUM
15. Living quarters of Kaesing Garrison Police Affairs t, 14KPAI
Being surrounded by a fence 50X1-HUM
16, RaeslOng Garrison Police Affairs Departments A two story brick building
with a flat concrete housetop, the walls of which were finished with yellow
tiles, measuring 10 meterb wide, 12 meters long, and 8 meters high. The
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entire building seeded to have been utilized as offices. The department was
directly organic to the Ministry of National DefenLe. About 40 foot patrolmen
with the rank of non-commistt'ned officers were abbigaed to the department.
They wore th IWA soldiers' uniforms with armbandb in which three Korean
letters "14c" (patrol force)" were entered. The patrol activities were
taken in two man group day and night.
17. A guard post at the main gate, Kaeaydng Garrison Police Affairs Departments
The post was operated during a 24 hour basis. An armed guard was manned
on each shift,
18. Kaesping City Prosecutor's Office: A two story brick building with a sharp-
pointed roof of slater, the walls of which were f ni.hed with yellow tiles,
measuring 10 meters wide, 12 meterb long, and 10 meters high, which was an
old building.
19. Laborers' Apartment: A two story brick building with a gabled roof of oement
tiles, the walls of which were coated with caiiert, measuring 10 metara wide,
20 meters long, and 6 meters high, which was constructed in the summer of
1956. The apartment was large enough for keeping eight houbebold.. The
clerical workers belonging to an unspecified organization and the bohool
staffs and teachers o Foliti c ern &ozxs. ice College were living
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20. Laase as figure 19 above,
21. Kaeaong City National Operated Bath House No. 2s A angle story wooden
structure with wooden walls or brick walls coated with lime and a gabled
roof of cement tiles, which was believed to be an old building, was divided
into two bath rooms; one for males, and the other for fmal.es~ several man
were engaged in oporcting the bath house. The bath fee for a civilian
citizen cobt 25 Won while a soldier was required to pay 5 Sin for a bath.
22. Kaek4ng Municipal Theater: A two story building (but blrgle :tort' above
the stage) with granite walls and a single slope roof of osnent tiles,
measuring 12 meters wide, 50 peters longs, and 12 neter;. high, with a 500
man seating capacity, which was believed to be an old building9 to which
about 20 players belonged, usually probentod stage shows which cost 50-100
WOn for an admittance of a person. The films were alto shown once in a
while. The price of admittance for the movie was unknown.
23. Kaesong Girls' ,enior Middle School: A two story brick building with
a gabled roof of unknown materials painted in black color, the walla of
which were coated with oenent, measuring 10 meter: wide, 40 meters. long,
and 8 meter b ' igh, which was believed to be an old building.
24. Lch001 buildings of the girls' senior school mentioned right above. A
two story brick building with a gabled roof of cement tile., the walls of
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which were coated with cement, measuring 12 meters wide, 50 meters long, 50X1-HUM
and 8 meters high, V ich was believed to be an old buildin . The ==bar
of the students and teachers was unknown. st :
the students of the girls' school in North Korea did not veer reen
traditional costume. But, they have been compelled to wear Korean clothes
consisting of white jacket and black skirt under the instruction of the 50X1 -HUM
Central Comaittoe, Noreen labor Party since early 1956. They were alto
bald to be Instructed to matte twin long hairdo. They were been with such
t a in the parade observed on the occasion of the N q Day
25. Kaeqfng City Committee, Korean Labor Party: A gabled roof of black flat
stones of the building was been at a distance over the fence. Although the
building was believed to be an old one, it could not be veil obrezved from
outside beoau.e of the fence. A policeman fi+om the internal affairs
authorities awned with pistol was always, standing on guard duty at the entrance
of the building day and night.
26. Kaee$ng City People's Hospitals There were four two storied brick building.
Of which the largest measuring 12 meter: wide, 45 meters long, and 10 meters.
high, was, occupied by the director of the hospital, pheasaoy, and rooms
for inpatients. The rent three buildings, each measuring 3.0 meters wide,
10 meters long, and 8 meters, high, were occupied by such sections as
the throat treatment, internal medicine, dermatology, genaeooingy, and herb
doctor's treatment in addition to a laboratory. All four buildings which
were believed to be old buildings had besamentb respectively in which the
drugs and dead bodies were Laid to be kept. All walls of the tour buildings
were laid with granites and the roofs of which were flat concrete housetops.
The bo spital had approximately 10 doctor t..
2?-*. Kae& ng City Youth Club: A two story tick building with a concrete flat
housetop, the walls of which were finished with yellow tileL, neasuring 20
meters wide, 13 meters long, and 8 meters high, which was believed to be an
old building, was utilized by the youths of the city of Kaesong for dancing
and various nentingb held under the auspicet of Kae4ng City Chapter, Korean
Denocratio Youth League (KDYL).
27-b. KaesOng City Chapter, KDYLs A single story wooden structure with a gabled
roof of cement tiles and earthen walls, the lower part of which, about 1 meter
from the ground, was coated with cement while the rest part of which was
coated with lime, measuring 6 meters wide, 10 meters long, a nd 4 meters high.
28. Warehouse of Kaeong Textile 11actorys . The nmber of the story of this
warehouse was unknown. It was sized about 10 meters wide, 40 meters long,
and 10 meters high. It was built in olden timer with brick walls and plenty
of steel-barred windows. Kaefng Teoctile Factory used to store cotton
yarns and other equipment here. The warehouse was guarded by the factory
guard unit. The factory guards, were armed with Russian rifles.
29. Mess, hall of the reLerve conpany (2nd Company as of 16 October 1958),
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Kaes0ng Huard Battalion, Guard Bureau, MIAs A single story wooden structure
with earthen wall., the bottom - approximately 1 meter from the ground - of
which Was mated with cement while the rest of which was whiteaaahed, and
a gabled roof of cement tiles, measuring 10 meters wide, 15 motors long,
and 3.5 meters high, which was built after the Korean Armistice and wmtime
before May 1956, where about 300 men were fed, was capable of feeding 100
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30. Living quarters of the reserve oomnany (2nd Ca rang ~,
Kaegfng Guard Battalions A single story wooden structure with earthen
walls, the lower part of which - reaching a meter from the earth -- was
coated with oement and the rebt of which Was vhitewabhed, and a gabled
roof of slates, measuring 8 meters wide, 16 meters long, and 4 meters high,
ha-4 ng a 150 man acooommodation capacity, was built shortly after the
signing of Korean Armibtioe Agreement in July 1953. ?
31. Ofrloe and living quarters of the reterve company, Kaeaong Guard Battalions
The bile and structure of the building were the Lens as those of 30 above.
It was used for the living quarters for the members of two platoons of the
company and the offices of two platoons, Company Cosaaander, Political
Deputy Company Ccanander, Ocompany security Officer, and Company First
:.ergeant. Whenever one of the two companies (lbt and 2nd) of the Keesfng
Guard Battalion returned to RaeaOng from the P'anmunj n area to become a
reserve unit, it was stationed here.
32. Eb mitory, KaesOng Textile Factory: A two story stone building with
granitic walls and a one-sided roof of flat stones, measuring 10 meters
wide, 12 meters long, and 8 meters high, was believed to be built before
1945.
33. A guard post manned by the 3rd Guard Compa!y, Kaegdng Guard Battalions
The guard was relieved every two tours. The mission of the pozt was to
guard the warehouse (34 above).
34. Warehouse, Rear Department, Kaeaang Guard Battalions A mingle story brick
building with one-aided roof of cac^ient tiles having no window., measuring
S meters wide, 15 meters long, and 3 zgaterb high, was believed to be an old
building. The northern corner of the building was used by a guard squad of
the 3rd Company, Kaesfng Guard Battalion, which was assigned to the
warehouse on a guard mission, as living, gaarterz. There were clothing
either new or old, toilet stuffs, rice, sneakers, leather boots, hlan2e tb,
mattarebbea, mu undtions for small arms and so forth in the warehouse.
35. Office and quarters of Kaeong security Division, Lecurity Bureau, MIA:
A two story building with granitic walls and a concrete flat housetop,
measuring 10 meters wide, 13 meters long, and 8 meters high, wbioh v as
believed to be an old building.
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36. :e?e as 35 above.
370 E me as 35 above.
38. A single story wooden structure with earthen walls which were whitewashed
and a gabled root of flat atone tiles, measuring 5 meters wide, 14 meters
long, and 4 meters high, which was believed to be an old building. The
eastern half of the building was used as offices by the Political Deputy
Battalion Coamander, Kaek4ng Guard Battalion, a clerk belonged to the
Political Department, Kaes$ng guard Battalion, the Chairman of the KDYL
branch, and the Chairman of the Battalion Party Cosmittee, Kae&ng Guard
Battalion. The western half of the building was used by Kaeaong ;eourity
Division as its mess hall.
39. Headquarters, Kaegdng Guard Battalions A single story in square shape with
earthen walls which ware whitewashed and a gabled roof of Korean black tiles,
measuring 5 meters wide, 19 meters in total length, and 3.5 meters high,
which was owned by a rich man before 1945. The building was occupied by
such off l oe s as Battalion Ca:mnander' b Office, Rear Deputy Battalion
downander's Office, Duty Officer's Office, Office of the Chief of ;tuff,
and Classified Dec cuts Officer's Office.
40. A Ward Pbbt manned by the reserve company, KaeAing Ouard Battalion to
guard the headquarters of Kass Guard Battalion. An armed guard was on
duty on each shift relieving every tvo, hours.
41. Living quarters of the families of the NI 'A of?ioerb in the service of the
=Military Armistice Onmmission (MAC): There were about seven buildings.
Each of the was a single story building with b4ok walls coated with lime
above cement and a gabled roof of yellow clay tiler, measuring 6 meter:. wide,
12 meters long, and 3.5 motors high. A building was occupied by two house-
holds.. These were built in 1957. ;.me security officer. belonged to
Kaegdng Lecurity Division were also living here.
42. About ten buildings whose types were the same as those of 41 above score
in this area. These were occupied by the families of the officers working
for the AK MAC and of the local governmental officials.
43. Warehouse, Kae4ng Textile 1 ctorys An unknown story building with granitic
walls and a gabled roof of flat stone tile., measuring 10 meters wide, 14
meters long, and 10 meters high, which was an old building, where the cotton
yarns packed in straw bags were stored, was guarded by two armed civilian
guards belonged to the factory guard unit.
44. An unidentified transportation oompary, 1lAPAs A single story wooden struotanre
with earthen walls, the lover part of which reaching a meter from the earth
was coated v th cement and the rest of which was coated with lime, measuring
5 meters wide, 10 meters long, and 3.5 metcxrs high, was constructed in 1956.
This company had over ten trucks. the conpagy had beae
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serving for the IM MAC.
45. Gasoline Morehouse, NK MAC# A single story building with a gabled roof
of cement tiles, neastn'ing 8 meters wide, 10 meters long, and 4 meters
high, which was an old building. The lower part of the walla rerahing 350
? from the earth was laid with stones while the rest upper part of the
Walls was plastered with earth finished by lime. All vehioleb belonged
to the NK MAC were refueled here. About 20 drums of gasoline were seen
outside the buildin st all tines. An armed guard belonging to the 3rd
Guard Company!, Kaeq1ng Guard Battalion was manned here to watch the
storehouse on each shift. They varo relieved every two hours.
46. Water points A concrete water reservoir was made under the ground to supply
drft*ing water to the military organization in and around the city of
Kae ng. A guard was on duty at all tines.
47. A platoon command post, 3rd Guard Q=pany, Kaeiong Guard Battalions The
platoon v -w stationed he" to assign the guard to the gasoline storehouse,
NK MAC. The, living quarters of the platoon members were also there.
48. Warehouse, Rear Department, IM MACS A single story building with bride walls
coated with oa-ient and a gabled roof of flat stone tiles., measuring 6
meters wide, 13 meters in total length, which-was an old building. In the
warehouse, the articles to be suprlied to both NK MAC and the Czechs and
Polish Delegations, Neatral Nations 5 meters high.
The first two houses: were built and owned by a rich man before the Korean
War but the third house was built by the Kae4ng Guard Regiment in 1954.
The abovenentioned three houses were surrounded by a fence laid With
stones. The houses were formerly occupied by the Kaev$ng Guard Regimeont 50X1 -HUM
Head artarb. After the reorganization of the regiment into the battalion
t-h-W Uwe ntinuoussly occupied by the battalion head.. 50X1-HUM
quarters. Kae*g Guard Battalion we forced ty an
unspecified repo s:.anas au sties to empty the ho tsl3on
headquarters moved to the natant loeati*~n (39 above).
uses had been occupied by a detad>snent of the Ncternal t eau
The men who were entering
and leaving the houses were civilian clothes gentlemen riding on the,
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bicyaleb. There were two or three Jeopa (GAZ.69, ioviet) driven by
civilian drivers there. A truck used to come and go to the place to
transport supplies: to the detachment. The truck driver was in the NKPA 50X1-HUM
uniform.
50. 5th Guard Pb:t of the 3rd Guard C canparq, Raerong Guard Battalion at the
main gate of the Qiinebe Military Andbtice Commission. An armed guard
was on duty on each shift relieving every two hours.
51. A single story wooden structure with earthen walls coated with lime and a
gabled roof of yellow tile, measuring 4 meters wide, 8 meters long, and 50X1 -HUM
3 meters high, which was built in 1954 for the representatives of the
Qhinsbe Military Armistice Coamnission as re:.idenee, was vacant
52. Reception House, Chinas Military Arni btice Qxmissions A sliNge story
wooden structure with earthen walls coated with lime and a gabled roof of
cement tiles, measuring 5 meters wide, 8 meterib long, and 3.5 meters high,
which was built in about 1954. The white table-cloth wab covered on a
table in the room and a flower vase was placed on the table. The house was
built with so maiW glass windows.
53. Club, Qr'nese Military Armistice Gisbions A single story building with
brick wells and a gabled roof of cement tile, measuring 8 meters vide, 15
meters long, and 4 meters high, where the films were shown for about 15
Chinese representatives.
54. 4th Guard Po bt of the 3rd Guard Company, Raee$ng Guard Battalion at the
rear gate of the Chinese Military Arnibtice Commissions The post was
operated day and night. An armed guard was on duty on each a?:ifti relieving
every two hours.
55. living quarters, Chinese Military Armibtice Commissions A single story
building with brick walls and a gabled roof of cement tiles, measuring 5
meters wide, 8 meters lona. and 14-1; s high, which was an old building.
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56. Mebb Hall, 3rd Guard Company, goes ng Guard Battalions A single story wooden
structure with earthen walls, the lower part of which reaching a meter from
the earth was coated with Dement and the upper part of which was whitewashed,
and with a gabled roof of flat atone tile:, measuring 5 motors vide, 12
meters long, and 3.5 meters high, was built in 1954.
57. Bath House, Chinese Military Armibtice Cb mnissions A single story wooden
structure with wooden walls and a gabled tin roof, measuring 6 meters wide,
8 meters long, and 4 meters high, which ma built in 1954.
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58. Office, Chinese Pilitary Arrdibtioe Ccmmibbior.t A single story wooden
structure with earthen walls, the lower part of which, reaching a meter
from the earth, was coated with cement and the upper part of which was
whitewashed, and with a gabled roof of cement tiles, measuring 6 meters
wide, 12 meters long, and 3.5 meters high, which was built in 1954.
59., Mean Hall, Chinese Military Armistice Q=4 anions A single story wooden
structure with wooden wells and a gabled tin roof, menacing 5 meters wide,
13 meters long, and 3.5 meters high, which was built in 1954. A storage
roam of the mess hall was built in the northern aide of the building. The
food was cooked by Chinese cooks.
60. Office, Chinas Military Armistice Commissions A single story wooden
structure with earthen walls, the lower part of which, reaching a meter
from the earth, was coated with cerwent and the upper part of which was
whitewashed, and with a gabled roof of cement tiles, measuring 6 meter t.
wide, 10 meters long, and 4 meters high, which was built in 1954.
61. The structure and sire of the building were the ame as those of
60 above, This was the office of the senior member, Chinese Military
Armistice Oxadasdon.
62. 3rd Guard Post of the 3rd Guard O open, Kaestng Guard Battalions The
post was operated day and t. A guard was on duty on each shift
relieving every two hours, The mission of the guard poet was to watch. the
classified.doatmments storehouse (77 below).
63. Mess Hall, a signal comparq- assigned to the MC MACS A single story
wooden structure with a gabled roof of oerannt tiles and earthen walls,
the lower part of which, reaching a mete from the gonad,, was coated
with cement and the upper part of which was whitewashed, measuring 6
meters wide, 10 meters long, and 4 meters high, which was believed to be built
in 1954-
64. Office, IM MACS A single story woodmi structure with wooden walls aid a
gabled tin roof, measuring 5 mete ?b w`de, 14 meters long, and 3.5 meters
high, which was built in 1954.
65. Office, UK MACs The structure of the building was the name as that of
64 above.
66, 2nd Guard Pb bt of the 3rd (heard Company, Kaeeying Guard Battalion at the
rear gate of the NK MAC.
67. ;,i gnal Obmpavy assigned to the NK MAC: A single story wooden structure
with wooden walls and a gabled tin roof, measwing 7 meters wide, 10 meters
long, and 3.5 meters high, which was built in 2954. The oompamy had
approxtmataly 60 members. The company- was equipped with an unknown number
of radio sets with which the wireless communications were held between the
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1K MAC and the central goverrxaental authorities in P'yOngyang. A set of
antenna aupportnd by two electric poles was obberrvod over the cliff
located approximately 50 meters north of this building.
68. Office, AK MAC: The structure of the building, was the bane as that of
64 above.
69. Boiler Room, NK MAC; A single story wooden structure with wooden walls
and a gabled tin roof, measuring 5 meters wide, 7 meteors long, and 5 meters
high, which w a s believed to be built in 1954, in which an unknown number of
boilers were installed to provide the heat for the entire buildings of
the t1K MAC. The boilers were heated with bituminous coal by 3.,4 boileacmem
during the winter.
70. Reception House, NK MAC: A single story building with brick walls which
were sprayed with cement and a gabled tin roof, measuring 7 meters wdde, 12
maters long, and 4 meters high, which was believed to be built in 1954. A
kitchen was attached to the western bide of the building. Thera were lour
or five cooks oonsioting of male and female including a Chinese male cook
in the kitchen and three waitreLbes in the reception house. The banquet.
were given by the NK MAC in honor of the representatives of the Gino. MC
and the delegates of the Neutral Nations :.upervi bury Qxmcai sb ;,on (NN; 0) r
consisting of Caeohoslovakia, Poland, .veden, and Nlat, on the occasion
of the national holidays of Worth Korea, Red China, Csochoilovakiaf and Poland
in addition when the senior menbe of a- of the four delegations, NN. ,.G was
replaced.
71. 1st Guard Pot of the 3rd Guard Ctampun, Kaeong Guard Battalion at the main
entrance of the NK MAC which was operated day and night. An armed guard
was on duty on each shift relieving ex*ery two hours.
72. Duty Officer's Office, ?K MAO: A single story building with brick walls,
the lower part of which, reaching a motor from the earth, wai, coated with
cement and the rnbt part of which was coated with lime, and with a gabled
roof of cement tiles, mess ring 4 meters wide, 4 meter, long, and 2.5 meters
high, Which was built in 1954? A duty officer with the rook of field grade,
an acting duty officer with the rank of junior lieutenant, and a oonrier
with the rant of non'-commissioned office r who wa's detailed by the 3rd
Guard Company, XaeaOng Guard Battalion. The office vas operated on a 24
hour basis.
73. Club, NK MAC: A single story building with a gabled tin roof and brick
walls, measuring 8 meters wide, 15 metnra long., and 7 meteru high. The
earterior of the walls sae coated with cement and the lower part of the
interior of which, reaching a meter from the ground was alto coated with
convent, while the upper part of Adch was coated with lime. It had second
floor in the back of the building, Approximately 500 - 600 individual
chairs were placed in the club, In charge of the club was an NKPA major
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to whom a movie projectionist and a male laborer belonged. Two movie
projectors were owned by the club. Two movies were shown to the men of the
WK MAC each week heave. The aovies were separately town to the families
of the personnel of the NK MAC. the families of the personnel of the NK
MAC held various meetings in this club whenever repaired. It was more
beautifully decorated than the taeaing 1t ioipel Theat . i hansvar an
entertainment show group was on a tour of Aso ng citiy, it performed a
show at the Kaeong Municipal Theater and at this club for a few daps.
The representatives of the NNLC, personnel of the NK MAC, soldiers of the
subordinate orgw(sations belonged to the NK MAC, and members of the Raes9lfag
Guard Battalion were invited to see the performance in a few separate groups.
No one was required to bay an admission ticket on such occasion. The pewment
seaesed to be taken care of by the AK MAC.
76.. Garage, NK MACs Three aides of the walls were made of lwber but the front
was left open. It bad a one-added roof of cement tiles. A bus and 4..5
jeeps were parked in the garage. The oars were driven by the civilian
employees.
75. Mimeograph Section, NK MAC and the Guard Office of the 3rd Guard (b npsrp,
Eaeaydng -Guard Battalions A single story Wilding with trick walls and a
gabled roof of flat stone tiles, measuring 6 meters wide, 14 metes bong,
and 3 meters high, which wags built in 1954. The northern half part of the
building was utilized by the Mimeograph Eeotion, NK MAC in which an u?11C>1 M
camber of 1PA officers and three fowls typists were worki,-g, while the
other half part of which was used by the Guard Office, 3rd Guard Company,
Kaeg6ng Guard Battalion which was responsible for guarding the facilities
of the NA MAC.
76. Headquarters, 3rd Guard (company, Aaea6ng Guard Battalions A single story
wooden etrua4ure with a gabled roof of flat stone tiles and earthen walls,
the loner part of which, reaching a meter high from the earth, was coated
with cement and the rest of which was with lime. The ma nber b of two platoon
of the company quartered at this building.
77. Claa$fied Documents 6torehouse, N8 MACS A single story building with
penitic walls and a gabled roof of iron plates, measuring 4 meters wide,
6 meters long, and 2 meters high, which was believed to be built in 19540
It had a metal door.. All offices of the NK MAC put all classified
documents in this storehouse in the evening with the closure of their
offices and brought than out in the matt morning. The btorehouse was
completely secured from fire accident,
78. Office Building, WK MCAs A single btory wooden structure with wooden
wails and a gabled tin roof, measuring 6 meters wide, 14 motors long, and
3.5 meters high, which was built in 1954. The senior member, NK MAC stayed
in this office.
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79. Residence of the Senior meeaber, lX MACt Wo 50X1 -HUM
Sang-tm was living at this house with his wire, rawle eeper, a bd
a secretary. A sonad of the 3rd ?uard Oaoapany, aaesong Quard Battalion
was assigned to guard the house. A sentinel was ported at the gate on
each sf?ift relieving every two hou rb. The house was built in olden times
in typical korean type by a rich man. It was aurrowded by a tall stone
fence. A clam lake was placed in the garden.
80-a. Ordnanoe, Kaee$ng City Internal Affairs Departments
building with brick wails and a gablal roof of fla
A single story
6 meters wads, 12 meters long, and 4 motors highs 50X1-HUM
it was an ordnance of the Xaesng (mrd Regiment. but was ed over 50X1-HUM
the Kaesong City Internal Affairs Department at the time
of reorganisation of the regiment into a battalion. he ordxianoe had had
Russian rifleb, pistols, submachine giros, and em nmitions for such weapons
(7.62 m).
80-be, Weapons Repair :hop, KaegOng City Internal Affairs Departmant s A single
story wooden structure with earthen. walls coated with lime and a gabled
roof of cement tiles, measuring 6 meters wide, 12 meters long, and 3.5
meters high, which was built in a arty 1958 a There were four or five
weapon repairmen in the shop. Two of them were former sec it
The repairmen were nothing but the officials of Kaee$ng
Internal Affairs Department. They repaired such weapons as pistols, light 50X1-HUM
maohineguns, carbines, rifles, and eulamachine guns in the possession of
Kaeey6ng O)ard Battalion and Xae44ng City Internal Affairs Department.
80-c. Residence of the man working for to ordnance and weapons repair shop,
!sung City Internal Affairs Departmmits A single story xoden structure
with earthen veils coated with lime and a gabled roof of flat stone tiles,
measuring 5 meters wide, 38 motors long, and 3 meters high, which was
built in 1954 or 1955,
80-d. Guard post, Araeaag City Internal Affairs Departmergtt Lie post was
operated at night only to guard the ordnaaoa and weapons repair shop.
81. Koryo Primary school s The school had two bi1l.d? ngs; one measuring 12
meters wide, 25 meters long, and 6 meters high, another about 10 meters wide,
20 meters long, and 6 meters high. slNth of them were two storied building.
Ehch of them was built with granitic wralls and a gabled roof of flat atone
tiles.
82. Bath house, NX XACa A airgl.e story building with brick walls and a
gabled roof of flat stone tiles, measuring 8 meters wide, 15 meters long, 50X1 -HUM
and 4 meters high, which was an old building. The build?i m mat, divided
into three male bath rooms with no female bath room.
the members of lae#ng Guard Battalion were not a2lov to use this bath
house bec au be of the availability of the Kaas$ng National Bath House No. 2.
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83-a. Kaeg6ng Textile Factory: A single story building with brick walls
coated with eeement and a zigzag roof of unknown materials, measuring 8
meter. wide, 50 meters is total length, and 6 meters high, which was
former juvenile prison, has been remodelled as a textile factory since about
1955. Although the ni ber of workers of the factory was unknown, the
majority of them consisted of females. The factory was bold to have been
manufacturing all sorts of cotton teztdles.
83--b? Office,, Raeong Textile Factorys A single &. tory building with brick
walls and a gabled roof of cement tiles, measuring 8 meters wide,, 12
meters long, and 3.5 meters high, which was built in about 1954, seemed to
be ubed as office of the factory including the guard office.
83-c. Nursery, Kaesdng Textile Factory& A single story building with a gabled
roof of cement tiles and trick Walls, the lover part of which, reaching a
meter high fram the ground, was sprayed with cement and the rezt of which
was coated with lime, measuring 8 meters wide, 13 meters Long, and 4
meters high, which was believed to be built in about 1954. The mother
corkers left their children below the age of six in this nursery while
entering the factory to work and got them back when returning hrme.
84. Hospital, Kaes6ng "ity Internal Affairs Departments A single story wooden
structure coated with ommeant and a gabled roof of flat stone tiles, meawaring
6 meters wide, 15 meters long, and 4 meters high, which was an old building.
The hospital took care of the internal affairs officials and their f&uilies.
The hospital had a scalier building in the north of the main building, of
which the type was the same as that of the main building but it was about
five meters abort in its length.
85. Historical remain where three nonisnentb of CHONG Mong`.ahu were placed.
86. A junior and senior middle school t' A two story building with grsnitie
walls and a gabled roof of flat stone tiles, measuring 1.0 meters wide, 40
meters long, and 8 meters high;, whim was an old buildirg. There wo-e
"me teats of teachers but the mbar of the students was unknown.
87, ;Enjuk Internal Affairs 5:b-; tatione s A single story old building with
earthen walls coated with lime and a gabled roof of black tiles, measuring
6 motors wide, 9 meters in total length, 3 meters high, which was an old
building. The number of officials was unkrown. 50X1-HUM
88. Building to be used Kae4ing Caothni ng Factory: It wnt3 under construction
but was slated to be oa npleted Very soon. A two
story building with gran tic walls and a gabled roof of camostt tiles,
measuring 12 meters wide, 30 meters long, and 8 meter b high, which w as being
constructed by an unknown construction enterprise belonged to the 14inistry
of Light Industry.
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89. Kaea$ng Qothing Fac Ix -tented new building vith cement block
walls was feted but s d to be leaning to one side5OX1-HUM
The factory had nearly 1,000
vorkersd The factory formerly stayed '.n the vicinity o Kan Guard
Battalion (39 above) but it moved in the current place upon
completion of the new building which was sized about 12 me ere at 40
meters long, and 12 meters high. The factory belonged to the Ministry 50X1-HUM
of Light Industry seemed to have been manufacturing various civilian ready
made clothing.
90., Ousrd Ibnsa Kaezdng CO.o'chizng ':actor~: A wooden shed, masir-ing 2.5 meters
wide, 3 meters long, and 2 meters high, whey-e a guard was aissigned on r-ol'+
shift. 50X1-HUM
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