INSTALLATIONS IN WONSAN CITY

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• Publication Date: June 17, 1959
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INFORMATION REPORT I N FORMATION REPORT
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title
18, U.S.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorised person is prohibited by law.
COUNTRY North Korea
REPORT
SUBJECT Installations in DATE DISTR. /7 June 1959
Wonsan City
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A description of installations in the city of Wonsan (N 39-10) E 127-26
(Cu 6536), accompanying sketc~
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2. During the Japanese occupation, W wan--si had a population of mare tin
100,000. This mss said to have decreased to some 40,OpO,bar Plebruary. 19S60
About 4,000 1W 9.thsrs were included in the rem popi],aticu, whiaf
Chiefly consisted of otficials. Laborers, and then petty bourgeoise,
ecre at whose fondly meombere had deserted to South Korea. Most peatq
bourgeoise were engaged in merehandieIng. in early 1955, the city a eed
a 0102-0 1W system f"M midnight till 0500 hours the following morning. No
citisens ware allowed to travel in the city the curfew hour unless
they carried the *passage oertificate" which was issued only for the
specific day by the Wines.si Xnternal Affairs Static. There cure's also
tines whm internal affairs Officers cherlad passersby for their s U eenehip
certificates on the street rich however _ wa?Q 25X1
During the Korean War, the city of W sari wr^.s catnpietsly destroyed.
7nnwsdiate]y fall oving the Armistice Ju.r 1953, the r eooutetru ticti
program was started,. preferentially handling goverrneent and other public 25X1
buildings. On the. premise that the population of Ahman would increase. 'up
to 3W9000 in 30 years to come, the NK reeonstruation authorities wcdoed out
a city plan of the ditty. Accordingly, rain roads in the ofity were ammuvUd
to 40 meters in width, only alas; which city buses were operated. 25X1
Most residents were still
r0VGGd to ve . The reconstruction of W~naan-si had progressed
only 30 percent thus far. The t an ,lroad Station was a grads II station.
In W isan (as Well as throughout the country), those inhabitants whose
living standards belonged to'the middle class included grade-III recipients
Of the Central Supply Systems, department chiefs and above of various
enteAeprises, KLP staff' personnel (Instructors and above), and petty
engaged in private business. The KLP ran various types of business
on the side in order to supplement the living of its instructors and above.
General laborers and clerical workers were harassed by poverty, and their
income was not enough to sustain their faniliea. Ther'~:? -?a, haiewdyes w r.
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compelled to labor to ease the situation. The people had been driven by
their long poverty to extreme egoism, lost to humanity. Among themes
there no longer m dated such old customer as sympathizing with other
apiritna].ly and meaterially, inquiring after the sick, and eocchecregirmg gifts.
They wwe popseseed by a sort of disillusion, to doh they were so resigned
as to think nothing about their future,, Just following their instinct to
sustain their lives. They were also no longer interested in the repeated
propagmnia of the government for the betterment of livin'. The people were
so ignorant of the SK gel situation that they believed that the SK people
should be in much the same plight as thee. Some people, particularly those
whose fang members had deserted to South Korea, appeared to have the
desire of going to South Korea. Such fardlies were covertl r,. but not
overtly, discriminated by the gmrerm rt., For instance, a job applicant,,
ary of whose family members had deserted to South Korea, was the last to
get it. Rven if he should get a job, no promotion waited for him.
Morernrer, he was never offered a sensitive Job. :,flat was most cagplained
of by the people was various types of Stour meetings. Even UP maters
were sick of such meet"ingsg where they attended for the sake of foeiaality,
parroting the same words in "discussions". To illustrate their hatred
for study ireet3nge, a KLP member, upon hearirr the death of his friend
who was also affiliated with the ffi.P, a KLP mater ccaamente d, "He must
be hapry now, for he no longer needs to attend study necetingso"
In Wonsan, there were found a mvber of 1 ostitutes, some of whom ran
business . solely for foreigners. They usually rented rooms of civilian
houses. Internal affairs officers did not arrested them, although they were
aware of theca.
ASANu.tion to Attached Pl,&n W' sa-si
1) Wednsan Railroad Station: A temporary, brick structure with a slate roof
and cement coal ; Built in late 19-55; Measures abaft 30 meters
long, eight meters wide, and three motors high; Furbished with a single
platform; Divided as follows:
a) Station nasterv s office
b Deputy master a s office
a) special waiting hall (not for public use)
d) Booking & other offices
e) Public waiting hull
f Wickets (for emmining and collecting tickets)
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Three trains departed from this station each day, one leaving for
P'y ngpng at 1000 hours. Each pasknger train was composed of give
pasisnger cars divided into a soft seated second class car and tour
hard seated third class care (one for military rsonnel, another for
official travellers, and the rest for civilians) The second cuss
was available only to those officials either entitled to the grade III
and above of the Central Srppl System or receiving the monthly salary
of 3,000 W n and more The ''Y nsan Railroad Station was rated Grade n
and had five tracks laid in its compdund.
2) Railroad Station Frost Bulletin (Propaganda) Board: Use for displaying
various propaganda artiP es; 1.11u i ned after sunset.
3) Liberation Tower: About 12 meters high..
4) Main Road: Canpleted in late 1954; Unpaved; 40 meters wide; Flanked by
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ewaysf The driveway in the middle and the sideways were divided by an
about limeter wide ditch of stone structure.
5) National Railroad Front Hotel: A two story, elate-roofed structure of
c ; et e ; Measures about 15 meters long in
circumference and five meters high; No western style rooms were available.
This hotel was chiefly used by groups of transient visitors, staff'
officers f the MY Cantral Caxdtl,.ee. and hiph rankinz wwnme~
officials. 25X1
W nsan Railroadormitory; A slate-roofed, brick structure, eight meters
tang,iree maters wee, and tQ 5 meters hit; Used by single railroad
workers and other railroad employees on trip.
7)W neon National Book Star; A wooden barrack with a slate roof, about
four square "P y " --- oor space; Deals in various publications.
8) W san Milita Storer A slate-roofed barrack structure, about eight
square "P ' g" In floor space; Handles ration materials for families of
military personnel; Emplc'ys a total of four workers.
National Store (Designation iJnknown : A tile-rooted, barrack structure,
about eight square Ply, ng" n f or apace; Sells various daily items..
10) W nsan-si XL? Committee: Consists of a main building and an auditorium;
ein~u is a tile-roofed stone structure of two stgties, about,
30 meters long, nine meters wide, and six meters high; The auditorium was
also a tile-roofed stone structure, about 20 meters long, ten meters
wide, and 'six maters high, with a capacity Of 500 people (maadnoum). The
auditorium was used for meetings., study meetings, lecturinga, movies, and
other stage perforriances. This' Ccsmirtee employed about 60 officers., In
October 1955, Ti (fnu) was newly appointed its chairman and assisted by
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three vice-chairmen: NAM that
(tlnu) SIN (fun)
The ee was divlded o such one as the Staff Section, the
Membership Certificate Section, the indoctrination sections, the
General Affairs Sections the' Organizational. Section, the Culture &
Propaganda Section, the Canfidentigll Documents Section, etc.
11) Wonsan let Senior Middle School: A. tile--roofed, reinforced concrete
structure) ~inO~er 1 55; Measures 70 meters long, 10 maters
wide, and six meters his; Has an auditorium with a tile roof and
concrete walls, about 30 meters long, 30 meters wide,and 3.5 meters high.
12) National Liberation Hotel: A tiI?e--roofed, single story structure of
cone e; NAlt to 953; 12 square np:y zg in floor speoe;PUrnished
with seven rooms; Run by a widow as manager; Frequented by middle.
class staff officers.
13) Ward. -Kant-do, Pe
HoslDitalt two stary,, slate-r'
Dated structure
A
in floor spate
of cement concrete; 50 square ro y ng
n c " ; gedly has a
capacity of 50 patients.
1.14 Kan dn-do Prosecutor's Office.- A two, story, tile roofed structure of
cep oiwN; Measures a out 15 meters long, 15 meters wide, and six
maters high.
15) ri-do Art Theater: A tile-roofed, reinforced concrete. structure
converted from a darn geed warehouse; Measures about 30 meters long, 20
meters wide, and six meters high; Has a capacity of about 1,040 people;
Furnished with a fi5oad-stgge; Divided into the Dranaturgioal Department,
the Dancing Departments and the Musical Departments employing a total of
about 100 members in all,
16) Farmer Catholic 'Church: Reconstrue Fed almost; Occupied by an unidentified
organ za on.
17) W*ean..ei Peoples Cann:ittee: A two story, tin-roofed brick structure
built from a damaged priest's house The first floor 25X1
measures about 50 "Peyying" in floor spacer
18) Na onal Hotel (Designation Unknown) : A. single story, tile-roofed
stmeture o brick; s a oor space of about 40 "P'y "; Chief13
used by foreign advisors of the Ministry of Construction and Palish
technicians of the W;6nsan Vehicle Factory.
19) W M 2nd National Department store:. A two story, tile-roofed
'mature with tile valls; Measures about 25 meters long, 25 meters
? wide, and six meters high; The first. floor is used as the. store, and the
second floor as a restaurant.
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20) to Fire Station: A brick, tile roofed structurg Measures about
meLersong, 20 meters wide, and two motors high; Employs about
20 workers; Furnished with a Soviet made fire engine. This station
also has a wash tower about 15 meters high,. (Indicated as 20-A in the
city Plan.)
21) National Restaurant (Destination Unknown) : A single story, tile roofed
mu structure with lime cowed mss; Called the railroad station front
restaurant prior to the Korean War; Measures about 15 "P9y in floor
space; Frequented by railroad travellers.
22) Railroad Station Front Consumsrr e e d Restaurant : A tile-roofed
ructure Ath mud ? s coated wlt; Has a ,oar space of about ten
"P'yidng" The restaurant is housedirs it separate structure of single story
about 15 "P+yyng" in floor space.
23) Saw Mill 17th Construction Trust: Had t floor space of 60 "Pay$ngn;
Ins ed with two N" t sawn and two circular saws; Employed about
20 workers; All the equipment and employees were transferred to H){ngnam
in late 1955 when the 17 h Trust was disbanded.
24)
Mntry
Sh i teh Constructi o ust
n A single story, wooden structure,
about 30 "Ply ng" moor space; InaLalled with two automatic planers,
one automatic chisel, one belt saw, and one circular saw; Toyed about
20 workers. This shop was transferred to a trust of the HJnxgnam
Fertilizer Factory in early 1956 when the 17th Construction Trust was
disbanded.
25) Ken ?J rc Construct on ;ruat 14 nis, of City Mann :ment: A slate-
roofed,, cement concrete structure; About 0 "P z g" an oor space, and
three meters high; Surrounded by three stall warehouses; This is a Grade
III enterprise,,
26) Pier ;h' can Port : Left elestrayed.
27) 'r ?1, k. : Produces a united rurb r of wooden boats at present.
28) La, P,ai i road Stal on; Details urikna.n?
29) B : A concrete bridge, 15 meters long.. 1O meters wide, and three
meters above the water, supported by two piers.
30)
Rice Cleanin it
Desi.
j ion Unknown) ? Rice for rationing is cleaned
die eo is mill
as a tr
y:-i ,-W73d graiur:s) open storage in the rear.
33.)
Consumerr+s Guild Store:
Has a floor space of six "'Ptyldngn and employs
rhres R r'-69
Ct)NFTCE! TL .L .
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32) W p geC : A single story structure; Bu.t].t in the summer of
1955. 1a ss lettere'e-delivered to their addresses through
the provincial internal affairs do x rtmernt without employing mailmen
for unknown reasons.
33) W*isan-Motion Picture House: Abrick structure converted fray a former
church. about 25 meters ong, 25 motors wide., and six meters high.
34) Air Force Residences: About ten slate roofed, brick structures, each
measuring out six meters long, six meters wide, and 2.5 meters high
and housing two fandlies.
35) Railroad B ridge: A single, wide huge track is laid along,
36) *san Peoples Market: This market opens every day and is the center
of mo sing activities in WSnsan, where various items are transacted,
rationed items blackmarketed, and prostitutes thronging. The market area
is also surrounded by civdlian villages chiefly of merchants and citizens.
37) Residences 17th Construction Trust: A total of six slate-roofed, brick
structures, each rmsa g about six meters long, six meters wide, and
2.5 meters high and housing two families. The above Trust was disbanded
in Decerber 1955,
38) Orchard: Details Unknown.
39) 1"7 san Stadium: Restored the same as before the Korean War; Used for
various athletic meetings and other public gatherings.
40) Wsan Textile Factors Local Industrial Department, Kann-do Peopl.ers
41)
Committee: Three structures, One of which is built. like a bunker
anddtheeoother two on the ground. This factory produces cotton underwear
(knitted), socks, cotton cloths, and silk cloths by manual methods,
Designing Office? Kangfingrdo People's Con ittec: A slate--roofed, brick
structure, about 15 meters longs ten meters wide, and three meters high.
This office employs about 30 workers and works out various construction
designs required in the province.
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42) Surveying Office, nnmr Sng-do Peo c!.e Is Con : A single story,, t :L-n-
mad struccture,about 15 meters ~ ,three meters wide,and two mters
high. This office employs about 15 workers,
43) Civilian Residence Area: Barrack struccuree occupied by laborers and
1e workers.
44) Civilian Residence Area: Barrack structures used by citrilians,
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45) Former W~dnsean machine tSanufaato_rr: This manufactory operated in a
bunker- ce structure cfiring t. a Korean -kW, and in early 1955, moved
to the eastern and of the city together with its personnel of about 1,000.
It produced farming tools and pans.
46)
an prison: Four sn, kilns used by prisoners for
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47) Sanline Farm. Ka
are raised.
"Ply g" i de rm where five to six sear old pine and pine-nut Sapling
48) Saw Mill sigttion Unknown) : Kgcu ppod with one large type circular saw.
49) tit n ransfo p = f,,, A single story., cement concrete structure,
bout ton meters long, six resters wide, and three meters high. This
station is installed with same f.'mir 1,0M) ^ : . tr`rsform +rs about two
meters high each.
50)
W an Prison: This prison is restored about 60 percent and occupies
an area of about 500 "P'yy ngl' surrounded by an about 3.5 mater high
wall. About 300 prisoners are now interned, most of whom are economic
offenders.
51) Sinni Market: This market is open everyday, and electrical items
are fief v ae stnerketed there. There are also fund m M7 unlicensed
rest rants, which usually treat iner affairs officers to drink
in order to avoid any nishment, most, merchants there are female,
whose husbands have gone to South Korea,
52) Private Phatof aStudio: A single story structure, about eight "P gong"
Ei floor space,, ins a with two camas, 6n e fixel and the other
portable.
53) Flour Mill (Designation Unknown): A single story, wooden structure,
furnished 'with one fl-cur tgrinder.,
54) Wholesale Bazaar, ~n do ' C . Kox-ee n Consumers, Guild: A
55)
ricks a
month.
ieMid - nlor A two story, crra=nt concrete structure
I." shape; Coon ete in mate 1955; Abotit 350 meters long, 15 meters
wide, and six meters high; Attended by bays and girls alike.
56) .fit Radio Broadcastinion: This station is devoted to relaying
programs of the P'r Cents' ate. Broadcasting Station, which are
released through several wire speakers installed at major points and
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2.5 meters high. In the compound of about 350 "Flying" wide, there
Sr* stacked up -carious types of cc nodities for its stores,
slate-roofed, ck structure, surrounded by a wooden erAeout
-do Pe lens Committees: This is an about 2,000
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other high places. The road that leads, to the station is about 2.5
meters wide and not paved.
57) W&san 0bservator~r: Almost the same as before without damages inflicted
Kogan War. Further details are unknown.
58) Mil~.tary Unit (Designation Unko n) : About 100 soldiers are housed in
iefirss floor ff a two ory ivcture, the second floor of which was
completely destrc red during the Korean War. It was formerly used by a
girl's senior middle school.
59) na~rdn.-d ~' Court: A two story., tile-roofed brick structure;
Built in lat~ About 30 meters long, five meters wide, and six
meters high.
60). Residences, 17th Construction Trust: Slate-roofed, brick structures of
an unknown nurobero e.- I xaeasuz g a out six meters long, six meters wide,
2.5 meters hire and housing two families.
61) Dorm,. 1 th Construction Trust: Three straw-roofed.. m:.id structures,
each measuring about eight meters +g, six r5etere wide, and 2.5 motors
high. These houses are now out of use because they are too old.
62) 2nd Work Station 1M Construction Trust: A straw rooted, nid
structure, oit eight meters ? .ong, s waiters wide, and 2.5 meters
high,. built for a temporary use of three you-s.
63) Warehouse 17M Construction Trust: A wooden, structure., about 25 meters
ong, 15 meters wide$ and three meters high.
64) Railroad Residences: Slate-roofed, brick structures of an unknown
er, ea measuring about six meters lord, six meters wide, and
nunb
2.5 meters high.
65) WOnsan Pdational De nt Store Des,. tioni Unknown) : A single story,
te-roofed, c structure; Built in late 1935; 12 meters long, eight
meters wide, and three meters high; Scheduled to enter business in march
1956.
66) Residences Ka -do Peo is Committee: About 30 straw-roofed
structures built some iiaqyeea of the people's cornittee with
a loan of 20,000 Won woh following the Armistice in July 1953. Their
styles are varied with their indivit al owners.
67) Itan -do Pe o se's Cos ittee: A two story (partially three storied at
the center , tile-roofed structure of "Un shape with cement coated walls,
about 12 meters high; Has a total- floor space of 2,000 "Flying". In
August 1953, former Chief of Food Adntianistration Bureau, Ministry of
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as chairman of the Kangwn-do People's CommUteel under whose control
there were four vice-chairmen (two fron the 1' .P and the other two
respectively from the North Korean Democratice Party and the Ch'~ngu?dang)
and a chief clerk. The pC0p1e48 cosinittee was further divided into the
following functions:
Confidential Documents Department
_Comtercial Department
City Management Department
Construction Department
Local Industrial Department
Financial Department
Administrative Instructor's Office
Agricultural & Forestry Department
Agricultural Cooperatives Direction Department
Staff Department
Accounting Department
Food Administration Department
Procurement Department
68) Chinese Restaurant:
69) Cr ensumurse Guild Stores A straw. roofed, laud structure
about ton met
s
..
er
-long, four meters Me- and 2.5 meters high. This store employs five
workers,
70) Photo raph Studios an fn-do Photo phsrs' Association: A single
-Aw story, tile-roofed I brick structure th oospace-of 12 'P'yydngn r
about 2.5 meters high. This was coverted from a civilian house in
early 1955 when it was bought for 360,000 W$n. The studio is furnished
with one fined camera and two port-able curse (one of "Leica" brand) and
manned by three photographers.
71) W san lot National Hotels A straw-roofad, cement concrete structure,
about 20 not r nine motors wide, and 2,5 motors high,, which ha.d
been used as a dormitcn"9 the Kan '
1955 4 by ,gin-do Peoplese Caamittee until late
72) Ran fn-do Seri cul tural Station: A tile-roofed, mud (limed coated)
structure; B t in early g; About eight meters long,four meters
wide, and 2.5 Voters high. This is a sort of sericultural research
station with about 20 c3lovaae haada8 gynr tnru vim- ~i_ 1YArr ~........
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73) Consuumers' Quild Restaurant: i thatched
mud (l
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me co
t
d
,
.
.
a
e
) structure
of nLd: shape; About 20 meters "long, lour motors wide, and 2.5 setters
high; Employs six workers; Frequented by Workers of lower level.
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74) Stableb 17th Construction Trusts A thatched, wooden structure, about
40 meters long, three maters vide, and 2.5 meters high; Used for about-
30 Mongolian horses,
75) W,~dnsan .ei Notate Offices A tin-rooted, mud structure, about 2,5 meters
th a floor space of ,five nP,yong"; Employs about two workers.
76) Consumers, Guild Store: Has a floor space of eight "P, " K ed by
f our workers; Headed CHO (f nu) 25X1
77)
Departments The following buildings
were tarrierly used by the 17th Construction Trust as its main office:
a)
4W Cfm= ,
50 meters long,, nine mtere wide,, and 2.5 meters high, with 15 arooms.
b) Consultation Room Sur & Pharr (former Trust Propaganda Office):
A wooden structure about 25 meters long, ten meters bride, a three
meters high.
c) Hos tal Office (former Trust KLP Junior Committee & Trade Lea e
: A slate-roofed, brick structure about seven motors lona.
seven meters wide, and X05 meters high.
Hospital Warehouse (former Trust Mechanical Work Sho ): A wooden.
structure., about 5 maters long, atero wide, and meters h gh
Hospital Usa_ge-Unknown (former Trust Mochnical Work Shop Office):
A slate-rooted, mu structure about, 15 meters ong, three meters wide,
and 2.5 meters high,
78) Eangw n-do Power Distributi Departments A wooden structure of "Ln shape,
scut 60 motors long, four meters deg and 2.5 meters high; Ways about
30 workers.
79) Consumers' Guild Finn Store: A structure with a floor space of 2.5
"Pa ng"; Manned by one salesman.,
80) Consumers' Guild Vermicolli House: A "L" shape house about 15 meters
long, three motors e, and two meters high, _
81) District People's Committee (Designation Unknown): A tin,-rooted, mud
structue ivemotero long,, five rotors w des and 2.5 meters high; Manned
by a chairman, a chief clerk, and four others.
82) Consumerse Guild Vermicelli House: A structure of eight "P$yj6g" in
oor space; Pieiq_uented mere: nts and clerical workers.
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1~ Construction Trust: Eight slate-roofed,
83) Laborers' Residences .ru i
brick s ctures, each measuring -about six hers long, six meters
wide, and 2.5 maters high and housing two families.
84) Pedestrian's Bri : A cement concrete structure supported by two
ere, about motors long, 15 maters wide, and two meters above the
water.
85) F our Hills Details Unknown.
86) onsumers ' 0uuild- Store: A single story, tit_,-roofed,, Hawn structure about
ve meters long,, t ire, maters wide, and 2.5 :meters high; Manned by three
salesmen.
87) gate Vermicelli_Houset About ten "P'yOng" in floor space,
88) k Unkn a rtation nit: A thatched structure about
20 ere long,, three meters de, an wo meters hi&,
89) Residences Bann-do Internal Affairs ttment: 60 red tile-roofed,
brick structures,,each about four mks long, four meters
wide, and 2.5 meters high and housing two Families. These residences
are increasing in number..
90) .jMin-do Internal Affairs Department: A two story, tile-roofed,
concrete structures off" a ape; ~structedin early 1955; About
50 meters long, ton meters wide, and six meters high. This department
is headed by a chief (newly appointed in early 1955) and, a deputy chief,
under whose control there wore such divisions as the general Affairs 25X1
Dmartment. the Social Security
the staff Department,
e FOLItical Department., and the c Department (in charge of
traffic control and criarinal investigation), The Political Department
handles all mutters that involve the KLP.
91) Materials & F~gui,msnt Supply Station. 1cang n-do Power Distribution
e T90; About 40 meters long, four motors wide, and 2.5 meters
high; Electric wires of various types, t ormere, insulators, and
poles are stacked in the compound,
92) Pedestriants Bri4Cs: A cement concrete structure supported by two.
%ers, about 3~ meters long, 15 meters w1de, and two meters high above
the water.
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93) str Kill,
structure 1 with *4 ..oor apace oft 20 fP'y ng ; I Detartmentt A tin-roofed, wooden
d with as circular
saw, an automatic planer; Manned by eight wor]are; Produces lumber
required for residences used by emplayeas of the above Department.
94) Residence Chairman Ka n-do Pe on Committ s A tile-roofed
structure coated walls and a floor space of ton "P'yOng",
about 2.5 meters high; This was formerly use,l by Chairman of the
Kangwin-do People's Committee NUN T'ae-hwa until late 1955 when he
moved to a new residence near the IUangw;n-do $LP Committee.
95) ivate Photo a Studios A single story, tin-roofed structure with
Lim oated mud walls and a floor space of 12 "P'yOng"; Furnished with
one camera; Charges 120 Wjdn for three prints (for certificate use) and
40 Won for each extra one.
96) HDriAMs A concrete structure supported by two piers, about 15 meters
ong, 40 meters wide, and three meters above the water.
97) Wjdnsan Distillery. Commercial rtment o people v a Con dttees
I.r.YI w.lwllwl.Iw,1^?11^ ^ ^IG
Several structures built in a total area of -about 300 "P'y "; uces
ardent spirit ("Soju") from corn; Zmplors about 50 workers.
98) Winsan-st Buildings nt Stations A tin-roofed structure with
a oor space of seven "Ply "; Employs five workers,
99) (hinese Restaurant s Operated by a. Chinese couple.
100) National Restaurants A wooden structure about 4.5 metes long, 4,5
G;Eers wide,, and meters hi&,
101) Huildincs Details unknown, but probably annexed to the Kangw n-do
Democratic Youth Hall.
102) 3rd Work Station 17th Construction Trusts A tile-roofed, brick structure
about re ong, seven meters wide, and 2.5 meters high; Occupied by
an unknown organization at present.
103) Laborer's Residences, 1 h Construction Trusts Ten tile-roofed, brick
stru tes,ea zaasuring about seven meters long, seven-meters wide,
and 2.5 meters high.
1/0" o Democratic-- Youth League Hallt A two story, slate-roofed
4) r~ ^r ~M
structure of brick;- Built in 19551 About 70 meters long, ten. meters
wide,, and six meters high; Used by the IGangv -do and W;dnsan-si Democratic
Youth Leagues.
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105) l man-si Own TtNat~e, Furnis ed with a fixed concrete stags;
public gatherings; Has a capacity cf 20000.
106) A Cemetrvt Managed by the NKPA Supreme Ca?ou.
107) su do ls Hospitals A two story, tile-roofed brick structure
about 's long and six meters high; Co ttrolled by the $nistry` of
Public Health; Baplcye about 60 workers including Pbarsicians,
l08) Air Watch Towers Out of use.
109) Wonsan National. Hotels A tile. roofed, cement coated brick structure of
ng
met rs
d
,
wide an
Lira meters
high; Built in late 1954; Has 12 rooms; Used by staff officers.
110) Shore Batt A gun of unketown type is mounted under camouflage and
gun e a sentry around the clock.
111f !f ei Affairs Statics A two story, cement concrete AIAiIEMa structure about meters wide, and six motors high;
manned by about 100 pfficers under the control of an internal affairs
lieutenant colonel; urnished with jeeps and
number trucks of an unIanarn
.
1.12) lational, .Vermicelli Houses A thatched.,and structure with floor space
T t e`~.n "P1y'dag". H
133) y4jumn 1 Aationel De ment store: A three story, tile-walled
rn ure' motors g, 25 meters wide, and ten meters high;
furniture, vegetables- cigarettes and tobacco, rubber shoes, and
clothe are sold on the first floor, stationery and others on the second;
Arreestaurarit is set up on the third floor, serving liquor such as ginger
e vine, vodkas, ginseng wine,, and ardent spirit. This store has a
few customers.
11-) Food. Distribution station (Dejk.at_Uca Unlmown s A tire-rooted, brick
a+ighl HUMed by four workers, -...w, .n4%& Vuiw aaatiIra
115} an -do Brsnohi Ponds Banks A cement tile-roofed, brick structure
coated ; out ten meters long, ten-meters wide,, and
three meters high; Ieploys about ten officers. This bank did. not handle
cacash,`which waspiissued by the Central Bank.a However, in 1956, it was
he branch manager was Heated HONG (fnu!
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who was assited one deputy onager, YI Tong-sun
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Affairs & Confidential Documents Department, and Research Departmennt.
U6) ji An about 3.5 meter high memorial town erected in honor of
17 Wrist mar3nes foUowing the Liberation in 1945.
117) Bridges A reinforced concrete structure supported by two piers, about
15 meters long, 40 meters wide.
118) groan-Soviet Motion Picture Haase: A tile-roofed, brick structure
about ere ong, ten s wide, aid four motors high; Has a
capacity of 500; Operated by the 8angv ndo Konen-Soviet Cultural
Association,
119) Vmsan Branch, Central Banks A tile-walled structure about 15 meters
law. 15 etes"wie,' and ely asters high; Manned by 35 officers.
ISO *-do Farmers' Leagues A ti11-roofed, brick structure about
ten meters long n maters wide, and six meters high, (two stories);
Formerly used by a financial association during the Japanese occupation.
121) Wnsan Branch, Farmers' Bans, A tile-roofed brick structure of two
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s, shot 20 motors ono. six meters hinh. and 20 meters wide,
Headed by Manager KTh (time)
122) BEMs Left damaged.
123)
,a Dental Colleges A tilsaroofeda brick structure about 100 meters
long, 15 meters vide* and 6.5 meters hiji (two stories); Built in late
1955.
124) Railroad Bridges haft damaged.
125) Bas Left damaged.
126) thonns In use.
127) furls 4 Donut, W Dental Colleges A two story, slate-roofed
br:Lok structure about 30 era longs eitht meters wide, and six meters
high; Built in late 1955; Rae a capacity of 100,
128) K ~,OfA single story, tile-roofed wooden structure
oa~s Telhon
steps w1th a floor space of 25 "P tying; All phones installed is
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the city are connected thro the switchboard of this office, which
is operated by an unlatow weber of operators. In using the phone
system, peapte prefer to tell the operator the Mn. rather than the
aaaber of the arganisatian which they want to talk, to.
129) N 3e~x Hotels 'A two, story, the-vaned structure abort 15
officers o a high, and 15 asters wide; Mostly used by staff
organisations.
130) Kano m6-d.0 1Q.P Cc tttees A two story, tile rooted brick structure or
qP d ape 3 W come coated walls? about 30 metere long, eight meters
wide, and six meters high; Repared in 19541 Guarded by an arawd N VA
soldier around the elook at the t 25X1
xm W -pcnB (6855/0337/7685
131)
A year.
132) Wed Areas Marked of by a straw rope line.
U. heaW% not full devaloned and inoonsistsncies in
Vane.
M. P isse MA c?aia t~snt reddes
Nam,
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the city are connected thro the switchboard of this office, which
is operated by an unlatow weber of operators. In using the phone
system, peapte prefer to tell the operator the Mn. rather than the
aaaber of the arganisatian which they want to talk, to.
129) N 3e~x Hotels 'A two, story, the-vaned structure abort 15
officers o a high, and 15 asters wide; Mostly used by staff
organisations.
130) Kano m6-d.0 1Q.P Cc tttees A two story, tile rooted brick structure or
qP d ape 3 W come coated walls? about 30 metere long, eight meters
wide, and six meters high; Repared in 19541 Guarded by an arawd N VA
soldier around the elook at the t 25X1
xm W -pcnB (6855/0337/7685
131)
A year.
132) Wed Areas Marked of by a straw rope line.
U. heaW% not full devaloned and inoonsistsncies in
Vane.
M. P isse MA c?aia t~snt reddes
Nam,
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