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ASSISTANTS Bernardo de Andres I. 2 . Artenlo Apostol Pacl ano Bangoy Jusn Bautlste Clrl1o Bayaya ,. Oo Oenalo Bria 7 . Aure].lo Ca-llbJo 8 . JuDan C. Chavez 9 . FeLlx Cortez 10. Juan Cortez 11. facarlo Dl.aa L2. Santos Doria 13. Marcelo Faotora 1+. Faustlno Flor L5. Vlcente Luna t5. GenPoso PadlLla t7. Jorge Bamiro 18. Fell.ela^no Beyes 19. Eallgdlg, Sanpal 2 0 . Agrlplno Santos 21". Meleclo Cnstocllo 22. Agustln Santos Robln Ofi,as Denetrla 8usl.m 2r. PLLar Lozada c6. Vlcenta Vletordno 27. SlnpJ.ldo Llndogaa
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of the phi.Iippines
the Pre6i.dent of the liepublic
in creating
PAC-|Ain August of 1t{8 said, rtl created the Acfi_on Comittee '
t!0e1ioratLon,
charged lt
on SoclaL
wi.th the duty of going to the fLel-d and rul'16-
ter to the needy, the hrurgrTr the hcmaelessand th6 sl.ck . , . to victing of dLsoident depledations
and vlolenccr tr fn thls
sinple
statenent 1s
tnplled
ihe concept of the furportancc of the individual_ r*rich is the
prinary
concern of the uhole social
aneliolation
prograB of this
adrninls-
tration. program as enuncl_ated has six aspects:
The Social Anelioration (L)
A.gricuLtural
assistance to farmers to encourage them to orm
a piece of land, produce rrore and Llve nore fulJy; (a)
Inprovcd faciLitles
esp€cially (3)
of products,
froe it,
and "hat
(4)
ally
publlc
areas to centers of trad€; infonnation
raay know l,hat their
part
and citizensh:ip
govelDroent is,
trainlng
what to expect
tbey pJ_ay in it;
FlnanciaL aosistance for productlon purposes to increase the
productive (5)
from rrral
Adult education,
so that aLl citlzqrs
for conmlrrication and transportatlon,
powar of the nrlil t'lateriat
fardlies;
asslstance to the econonlcatly
deprossed and pbalc-
hardicappod; and (5)
fo calty
Preservation
of h€aLth and nedLcal assistanco to the sick.
out these objectives,
ttre President
appropriated
four. trit llon
pesoa a year 5-n I948-l+9 and ln 1949-50, the Congress approprLatod the sa&e anount to contfuue the rrorko
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-l! Ccrnnittee conpoaed of representatlves r*rose activj-ties
insirument8.Iities,
and senrices are related
aspects of soclaL enelioration,
tiqular
governmâ&#x201A;Źnt
of the differeni
adrdnlsters
to the par-
the fund.
to bring all
availabJ.e resources bf ihe governnent into
satisfactory
and econonic execution of the progriun,
This 1s
pLay for the
Th19 C.rtl'nittee is
headed by the Comnissioner of, SociaL i,Ielfare a$ Chairnan and is ccmrisin pJ.aceo r",here mass poverty has bred soclal
sioned to strlke
During the first assistance,
like
ten months o.f, its
food, clothing,
ln 2I provinces.
depradations.
najor disasters
9? barrios
Chinor and destitute
Fillpino
in 66 towns of the Philfunines unlto
infornation
provj-nces }rere able to replant
their
devj.ces.
in opelating
a child-feeding
10Or0O0persong
16ro00 fanners in 21
aidod financiafly
thru
The PACSAh36 cooperated with the UNlcn$
progrern includi.ng 3r0OO children
has encouraged and nade itnprovstents through relisf
by the
worn-eaten or flood devastated f,arma
years oJ-d in four provj.:nces where dissidence
barr:os
frer
giving dental and nedical
througb palay loans and )-r{18 tensnt fanners wfere p61r342"88 worth of crop loane,
of
stranded in foreign
were visited
to 84rO?6 persons and reaching approxinately
bhrough our mobj.le public
are victlns
repatrlatAs
liioro traders
infornation
homes or
to prodlce because of
Included a;aongFACSArecipients
PACSAMobile health and public treaiment
s6,s,i"rFossible
carised by naiural. factore,
HawaLl-and war-torn lands.
and medicines to 9091866 persons
l4ost of theso are persons evacuai,ed froe their
were haragsed to a point where it dlssident
the PACShgave oaterial-
operations,
shelter,
unreet,
is at lts
woret.
uYlder two the PACSA
!n neans of comrunicatlons between
labor projects
trhough reguJ-arly organized citizenship
and impJ.ementedadul"t education classes,
eCucational movies and c ormunlty assâ&#x201A;Źdblies.
public
foruns and lectures,
- 3 During 1949-50, the second year of its tinued the work it
has began on i-ts first of the Philippines
prowinces and 22 cities
exislence,
year.
the PACSA
reached a1l of 5I
It
of lr30
varLous assitance progrsgs have been operated zn 2r0L2 barrlos t owns distributod
i,n &O provirces
lhrough its
ot ?2,7'19,7't?.8L,.
a.nd 9 citierir.
4 mobile health unitE have visited
in 2C provincao and one cLfy.
d.aily rnilk ration
28f barrios
of :-]o39t533.
I'n 1/r4 towns dlstributed
f$ eQ3{ trea.t&ents were glven fo 61,$09
spending F'33'372.01+ for medicines alone.
p{ttients,
en esij-nated cost
ttBetter Noudshed B;rbiesfl, 1t has fed
51596 bables under two years o1d, a total Its
has extended food,
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to g45J3O persons representing
clothJ.hg, and shelter
Its
sone ltay or the other'
The PACSAhas a].so
the work of other health agencies through the distribution
inplenented
of nredicines and nedical indigent population. impl-enented.
Ilf
supplies valued at ?26tT34.71+.tor the use of the agencies in 3? provinces and cities
were so
A pat'tia.L râ&#x201A;Źport which represents only about M
agencies so asslsted
6holr that
ot Eh.e
about 2719)2 pereons were benefited
by
such nedicineg. 21268 fa.nilies and fish
of approxi.mately lLe)4O persons were o(tended croP
loans to heLp recipients
ean: an independent living.
Ji total
of p122,606.85 has been loaned in amounts not exceeding P200.00 per family head, pa)nnent of which tas on ins ialLnent families
basis wj-thout interest'
These
through the exlension of crop loans were saved from incurring
hlgh-interest
loane, the payrnent of whlch eat up almosl a1I their
Famers are able to fix
their
tools and thus inclease their other hand usually very f-ittle
rent fishing
produce.
fences, buy or rent rnrch needed agricultural capaciLy to cul-tivate '
The fishennen on the
equipments at rates lrhich also l"earvethen
mergi-n" ldith the PACSAfish
loalrs, the fisherrnen acqulfe
eauip-
paylng basis which they repay by weekly
Eents on a non-interest
Thus they eventually
ments.
onn the o,qiprrentE and thei!'
ffi
catch ls all
used
to meet their basic needs. of t he PACSAare able bodied famers
Most of the reclpients uprooted frorn their cuations, idle.
hones due to dlssident
these poople used to vorking a relief
So the PACSAinitieted
During such eva-
ope":ilions.
on farms find it lerfbor project
ternporarlly
difficult
to stay
si.railar to the WPA
of America in the 1!lQt5 by r,'trich @ployabLe people can receive asoistanca of rel-ief
in the fom
!0ages. through these relief
in ?6 tol{ns of 9 provinces and partlcipated 22r8Jd persons, the FACSAhas bui1t, of barrio
i"n by 4r9555fauilies
'"he grounds of 20 others.
It
for the childlen
has fjrished
floods and put back into
cultj,vartion
Gardens cultivated
iands.
has constructed
It
of evaguees snd i?nFroved
42 projects
dans which protect
munity improvenent, 2 irrigation
of
repaired or cleared 401340 raeters
roadg together with 5 bridges and cul-verts.
or repaj.led 29 school bui}i5nge
tural
labor project's operated
for general com-
2 to$&s from. annual
several hundred hectares of agricul-
on cooperati.ve basis under PACSAauspices
represent l-2f hectares ard, 792 square me ters froe. whieh each participating fanLity derived an estlnated
average income of F2lO.OO and which in-
cone encouraged then to continue the project In ddition
to the crop and fish
outside PACSAsrpen:ision.
loans and its
l"abor projects,
relief
the PACSit, as an ocperi:nent, encouraged snnll home craft
projects
the naking of brooms, baskefs, and other household articl-es of additional such crafts wentually
income to that derived fron tlee land. need sukd-dies i:r suLl
became self-paying
as a source
:rt the beginning
amounts for raw $aterial-s
and the fanilies
like
participating
but they seldo.n, if
eveg need additioral
assistance
after
tr@
a six nonths period.
year, 8r6Jla persons of about l"r 5O0 farnilies
participated
in these ex-
Deriments. Our fieid nunity
s&rff
has gLven ).92 publi.c lectures
and initlar-ed
asserablies as a nediuro for pubJ:lc infonnation.
lerdorsbip,
our workers have actively
organizstions.
paxtlcipated
rn aL1 these :rctivlties,
379 atu
For comnunlty
ln IL9 voluntarT
an esti-date of 2 rn11lion people
have been re:rched. $urming up, PACSAthis
lest
fiscal
year has assistod
I|OST rl+Zj
persons through its
dlf,ferent
assistance prograns and about 2 aill_:ion
pe?sons trhotrgh its
different
pubLic lnfotBation
p&ish thls
worh, PACSAhad a fiel.d
68 social rorkers technicians, Iaot
ovn and cultivate
abd trensportation, far the Filipino
education,
political-ly,
2{
production;
share of eseerr-
narketlng,
conmunicatlon
This experinent i.s iltended corditlon
and soclal-ly with better
area uhere
to test how
and how he n"i1l facilities
than
been endowed. The FACSAalso has 1r00O J.ots of 1O
of agricultural
and politically
each fan.er
denonstration
l-andg and have thgir
fa'oror can improve his living
he has heretofore
lots,
their
and welfare.
grow lntellectually,
socially
g nursee, 2 dentiets,
4 physiclans,
&nd 20 clerkg and lsborers.
serv'ices for health,
hectares a lot
?o accon-
of 129 conpr:ised of J superrriscrs,
year, the PACSALaid plans for a :urai
farmero w'ill tial
and assistarbr
staff
activitiee.
land ready to be occupied by econontalJ.y
depressed farrners of Central Luzon.
In these
shall- be g:_ven assitance to establ:ish a hone and raise
a fa.nily under norrnaL conditions
in every respect,
the cost of which 9ha1l
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'fhese plans
long pericd'
shall- be payable ov€r a sufficiently
sp€cia1 seseion providos addl-
be dj.seontinued wrless the Congress at lts approprlatlonE.
tional
The interest
Througb its
concem for every depressed lndivldual.
but as part of the $Lole Filipino extend to then ser/ices
of 79 tL39
groups needing specialiaed
sorwLces
This progran i6 designed to
people.
uhich they need and l-aclc and mske th6r feel an
part of the PoPulation.
integral
aseistance programs'
the PACSAhag included these groupa
scatter€d in l.0 provinces. progr.m, not as speclaliaed
in its
sprouted ffom tte
consistlng
fani}les
the PACSAtouched 9136O nonJhrietian petsons
tribes
of ttre PACSAin non-christian
placed in d evelopi:rg thcir
turing
hstdicrafts,
education and i.n i.mproving iheir
this
Dait year, €mphasls $as
in arousing their
interest
by 3o
Incidentally
heaLth condillons'
s carnp rhich
doing, many have been won over from the dissidentt
in
they have
joined because of neceeeity to that of the government, whi'ch they now feel as part of tho In dlsasters bi.Litative
and calanitie6,
services.
shelter,
the PACSAhas take'n' lhe teer<lin reha-
The PI$RCanswere food needs during the eMrgency
period of one to two weeks after clothe,
and die for'
and uhich they shoutti fight
the disaster'
fesd and helP t'he vlctjms
do theser given out clothj-ng,
The PACSAtakes over to
get on thdr f'ct'
medicines, built
It
has' to
homest bouglrLfJ're engines'
pa1ay, and other seeds and tools. Out of its
qble to give proiection
to the civllian
buted to the trEintenance of, such forces' as a left
such that they nsy be
funds, to intplenent poU'ce forces population'
the PACSAhas contri-
the PAGS4has been created
arm to meet peac€ and oldor problerns '
iirorgh
its
aseLEtances
'c - ' t progla,ma,
and senrices
tr.@
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the PACSA has trul_y been a left
afll ard a
arm too. The PAC$Air
a space of two years has found a pLace in the socia].
relfare
pLcture of the Philipplne o.
scririce
can go to the people wherever they are and in wbatevel condition
&t6r
It
It
has glven proofs that govet?e.ent
has taught thepeopJ,e lrhat assistence
ing a feellng
of secrdty
- that
It
hasalso pkmted the ee€d of coopera-
tion not only among people but anong offices what such a coordi-nated progran can do.
stil.l
conditions, Ioot
will
causes of sociaf disorder
not he1p,
inEtill,
only for that, in
the pACLSA has
re,phlJ.ipplnes
were F,nted years and yearo ago.
Only cooperation and a high. order of public security,
For these the PACSAst€mds.
t
is
This is aggravated by the present world
It wil]. take long years al"so to uproot them.
confidence,
and ghown
break up was brought about by iiorld.,{ar
Just as its
d€ep seated.
If
and services,
th" peace andord€r condltion
far fron satisfactory.
thereby i rnFlant-
feel"ing which spri-ngs but of loror*ing there
i.€ some help coning wh€n needed.
proved Lts value.
realJ.y is,
they
and self-reLiance
If.
the
lhey are
Inpatience r,,hich servic e/wil}
in the FiJ.ipino w.iJ.J_.
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OFFICII OF TiIg PRESIDEi{T 0F' tlr.ll P'{I:IPPII;5S PUBifC lill; A.:f .l.illiS ;.r:'ilRnTARY' S Pfi.iss iiit;,E;],sB
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sory comtnissionat the first day uornlng
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A gtlr:-pronsed progran of social- ametloratlon by President trlpidio Quirino and his soclal
e{
was.adopted
amelloration
neeting of thls
aCvl-
body held yester-
(Jul-y 22) in the Councll of State roori:, Malacafran,
fn opening the rneeting, the President declared ihat the improvenent of
the condltlons
of al-l and that
ln advlslng
lng the lntentj,ons
hirn on ways and neans of inplement-
of the government, hLs advisers
dlscard al1 lo;;alties The President
of the nasses 1s a cornmonconcexn
except that to the welfare of ihe nasses.
sald that
r'.rnproving the l-1fe of the masses is
the special concern of his adminlstration
officlally
The six-poirit (f)
progran agreed rrpon 1s as fo1lo
fiie agrlcultural
s!
aspect vhich wil_1 incl-ude the aequl-
of sone exl"sting haclendas, the opening of agricultural
colonies,
and the furnlshing
haps vorking
of seedlings,
i n r p l e r n e n t sa n d p e r _
aninrals;
(Z) fne publlc works aspeet whlch r^r111include 1flA
and of
p e r s o n al l y .
hlnself
. sitlon
should
the launch-
of a fu11-dress prograni of road, brl<ige and other eonstruc tfcr
which appropriatlons
are ava1lab1e;
(3) the e,lucational- Frogfam. 'lhich will- mean the innediate opening of extenslon cla.,ses for
thq ehlldren
displaced Irersonsr' the orgrnlzatlon the lnstltutlon
o f v o c a t i o r r a l tra lnlrig
and and
of adult educatir:n1
(lt) The financLal building
of dlssidents
lcans fron
(5) fhe rellef
a s p e c t w h i c h w l 1 l l n c i u d e crop and hcne-
the Phllj"ppine
I{ational
aspect which will
Bnnk;
consist of the distrlbut_
Lon of food, clothi,ng and other lrunedlete asslstanee,to
all
those who are in need through the Welfare Cornmisslonl and ( 6) tfre norilcal asFect l.;hlch w111 lrrclude ti,c reactlvatlcn of the. moving clinlc
progran of the provS.nelal and national. ,,
health sel','ices. tfith
respect
to the agrlcultural
program, lt
was decided
a , to acgulre thc Qucenn Hacicnda Ln Arayat end convert model, agrlcul.tl ral" community. chapel and hospital. scientific
the model for
of mechanizedfa
is expecttd that the hacienda r,rill be
al.1 oiher cstates thai nay later
the sameFurloitc.
int
TLe hacienda already has a
Ey the lntrcduction
egronony, it
lt
o n b e a c q r L i r c df o r
l/lrs. Aut"oraA. Qu^zon 1s understood to be ready
to give hcr estate for tlre purpose ar:dvii1l aqlee to any pricc, ring
sha-
a s s h . ' : d c e s t h e c c n c e r n o f t h e t d l l i n i s t r a t i o n o ' r e r t h e I ' r e l fa r e
of the nasses. Suppleneriting thls Departnent of Agrilul.ture culturar
progl'ane the President lnstructed and l;aturrrl Rcsotirecs tr
the
opcn up neuragrl-
e o l o n i - es i n s u c h p l a c e s a s r , ^ r i 1 lb e r n o s t a c c c s s i b l e t o t h o s e
who may he pcrsr:adcd to settle
i.n thcn.
q u e s t e d t o a d = , ; i s ec n t h c l o c e t i o n cf Tarl:rc r.-r'ci1r'l that
C o n g r c s s m a nT a r u e l r a s r e -
of sueli colonies.
Gcvernor Lopez
tl.c .,rcstc11part of his prnvlncc is largely
utrsettlcd anrl that by the opening of roads, thousends of hectares of pub11c land can be nade avaLlable.
Agriculture
Sccretary Garchi-
t o r e n a e d d c d 1 : h a t a g r i . c u l t u r a - l - c o l o r r i e s a r e m u e h n o r c d es i r . : b l e t h a n thc lurchase of hrci.cndasen tvrc cnunts: fiTst, tn th.c cultivated
additinn
ihey rctrr:rl1y are an
eree of the Philippines
t h e ' r ' ee l t h
of the country;
distributc
to scttlcrs.
and thus ar16r"rent
anC secondr.tlrey cosi lcss to opcn and
f n a < l d i t i o n t o t h e Q u e z o nh r c i e n d a , t h e P r e s i d e n t a s k e d Justjcc Sec:ctery Ozceta to look 'into the possibilities rf th,: Bucnavista anci Sabani cstatcs. ',il..rk; program The Fubl ic viI1 tc the hacicndas and ltgricultural icets
J \ U 9 J
in L !
Quczon. c-arnrn
prrjects
thr. 1'.1tt'''tain" nf
incluCc thc build ing of r"rads
col.onlcs,
fhc hrJdsc
t^
pro-
Onc of the first
fhc
Aravrt
hanicndp
of
i , 4 sf .
The Pre siCcnt gave urg(.nt ir,struct j-ons to Publ-ic l.Vorks z T r n n - . q r r ^ n n rt , '
start
' . ' r . r r l ln n : 1 1
cuthcrizcd
Fubl.jc u^rks
cf thc govcrnincnt. i f i t h r c s p c c t t . ' s c h r . . , 1 s ,A c t i r g S u c t : J t a r y - f E d u c : t 1 . n
T'rnqnattnn vrr q u l )r . r _t )! ,T rsr c \ v/ 6 r ,\Vi
'[n
edulti,.n,
i nstTtl^tGd
f .r
aCt s. :,f f C^i'^.1 h'/
he vras t^Id
tr
rT.p2nir-
c'rtCnSi;ln
+ 1 " , r j r . 1 r - r . ' l ' ' l f ' ) r . 1i t s
CIaSSCS in q \an
as
1'..k intn t]:c possibilitics
v " c z r t j . ' n a 1 e d u c a t i - n c l a s s e s e n do 1 a t e r 1 a d u l t e l a s s e s . llaruc vras rcquested in thls
thC
r,c.s"JbIC.
6f 'rpcninf C . r n g r es s n a n
conneetion tn eonpercte vrith the de-
- 3 partnent ln reassuring both the teachers *nd the people and order w111 be nalntatned in those reglons. Slnee in most places ln tuzon the tenants boar the expense of plantlng
cr.)ps under. the 70-30 1aw, Gobernors Chioco af lilueva
EeiJa and tlngad of FeuTpanga suggested thet loans be nade available to smaLl-farnors.
The Fresldont assured then that the Ph11lpp1ne
Natinnal Bank wl1L glve not "'nl-y crop loans but also loans for the rebullding
o! constructlon of honos.
Part of the P\rOOO,O00appro-
ptlated by the Cnngress w111 he turned ovdr to the Phi3-tpplne Natl.-.na Benk for thls purposo. Tlhllc the dlssldents are in translt
ln the varlous ploy1nces, the Presldcnt lrants then asslsted
polnts
ln the way of fnod andr lf
necessaly,
they w111 not be under the necesslty IIe instructed
way.
l7elfare
who may need 1t.
In order that
such he1p, the Presldent
dlrect
clothlng
anC medlcine,
of nolestlng
the people on thelr
of extending .such essistanee to all she may reach the mcst renrote places
requested Cong?essnan Taruc to glve
coepetatL.'n to Mrs. Perez. The ncdleal "aspcct of the progran evolvcd .ut
of Gnvcrno? topez of Tarlac.
The Presldent
ln order thrt
may get it.
its
that
a suggestlon
nnvina clln1c
those who ate in need of r'redical
Lopoz belleved
checkup.Cue to thelr
rf
lnuaedtately lnstructed
the Departr'rcnt rf Public itcaLth tn reactlvate servlce
so that.
Cornnlssinner Asuncion Perez to c,lntinue
t h e t r r r . , r ks h e h a s a l r e a d y s t a r t e d
wlth
tn the prcsentatlon
attentlon
the people ln gcneral need a medleal
sufferlngs and prlvations
durlng
the cneny
oceupat1cn. The slx-p.'1n1 soclal anell"r;'ati.n pr.gran will nalnly fron the S4r000rOOOalproprlated
by C.ngress for
bc flncneed peace and
otd er . ?hosc who wele ln the meetlns in the order they set around
the table fron the Presldent vrho was fnterlnr
Seeretary JtrseC. Zulucta,
at the heodare tt'u,ro{1.nuift?f"; xsO{rtlvs'5ee!â&#x201A;ŹtAry i'fll11o Abellol'
Justiee Secretary R..nan0zaeta, Juiigo Jcsus Bat'reppl Oovern^r Gre'',
gorlo sant;ydn'a of, quâ&#x201A;Źtoiiii Governor Fnrtunato Ha11lf of':Bulaean, g12ut / Odvernof D,rminadofChlpeCo of f,agunar Govcrn.,r Stxtn Anf,nnio ,.^f, Yfelf are Cnnnlssl.ner
Asunclon Perezl Cc'1nne1 Albertn Ranos, Aetlng
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_
Secretary of Edueatlon Prudenclo langcauon, Bicardn Gonzales Lloret, Undersecretary of Labor Jcse Fl-gueras, PnATRAGoneral-]{anager ILdefonso Coscol-l"uela,Press Secretary r/iccnte lilbano Pacls, Gover* nor Antnnln Lopez of ?arl-aer Judge Antnnlo Quirino, Congressr:ran LuLs M . T a r u c , N D CG e n c r n l M a n e g e rV l c e n t c S e b a l v a r o , B u d g e t C n n n l s s i , . n e r Flo Pedrosar Agrlculture
Secretary tr{arlano Garchltorena, Governor
J , ' s c L i n g a d o f P a n p a n g a ,G o v e r n o r -J u a n C h l o c c n f N u c v aE e i J a , C h l e f of the Phl1lpp1ne-constabularo Mw^rlano
N. castaflerla, and
Pub1le Vrorks Seeretary Rlcardo $eporiruceno. ?he Presidcnt tnld the group that he w1Ll call
thcrl'frorn
time tc tine for fu"ther discusslrn and eonsul.tatlcn as the soclal amelirratiin
F ? - , g r a nF f o g x c s s o s .
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OFFICE OF THE PRESiDENT OF THE PIiILTPP1NES PUBLIC RELATIONSSECRETARY'S pRESSRELEASE
August 3, 1948
7130P.M.
Implementationof the 6-point program of social amelioration recenily approved by Presid.ent Eipidio euirino and his advisers was taken up yesterday, August 3, both in the cabinet meeling at noon and in the meeting in the afternoon of a new body created by the president to execute the program, At the cabinet meeting ln which welfare commissioner.Asuncionperez and Hi larion silayan, former director of the bureau of l.rlantinduFtry, were also present by invitation, the president announcedthat he was ready to have the program executed and that,he was forming a committee to undertake the task, Part of his announcementwas that silayan had been taken in to act as executive secretary of the new body. To
enrnnoqe
rrorrr errnrrn nf officials, af4iaial+L,. president group of ,,,- ,.Jw the instructed secreta-
lho
ries of the departments of Justice, Education, public works and communicatiods, Haalth' Labor, and Agriculture and Natural Resources to designate quaiified representatives from their central. offices to join Mrs. perez and NIr, sitayan as full-time workers in the field to carry out ihe social reform program. In the afternoon, al 4 o'clock, the president openedthe meeting of the new group which will probably be called "The president,s Action commission on social Amelioration." It is composedof Mrs. perez, Mr. silayan, Dalmacio l\fiartin, chief, curricr.rlum Division, Department of Education; Deograeias E. Lerma, Chief, TenancyDivislon, Departmentof Justiee; Jil.anG. paraiso, supervising engineer, Bureau of pubiic vy'orks, rbplesenling the Department of Public Works; and F. D. Marquez, administrative officer, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Dr. Tranquiiino Elicaflo, director of hospitals, attended the meeting in representation of tbe Department of Heaiil: bui he announeedthat the permanent representative will be Dr. Jose Valero, health inspeetor.
Secretary of Labor ped.ro Magsalin
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e1-soappeared at the neetlrrg to announce that his departroen representatlve
v l i L l b e F a s c u a l L , o p e zd e L e o n , a l a b o r c o n c 1 1 1 a t o r .
0.fter oponlng the meeti.ng, the President briefl"y the slx polnts of his r1 ri tr- :. ^ur l^ a1 r
social anelloratlon
progran.
:t-+^---^+^+i^h
^4r -^-^-' rrrLcrpl'eLaL-Lono f +t hL ^e +t e, , n a n c y l1 a^ l v s i n
have been onacted for bc intcrpreted
the benefit
ln thls
Perez took over as preslding
He urged a sense that
the mcetlng, I4rs.
officer.
Thc group rlcclooo that each department representative work out hl.s own plogrsrn Ln consultatlon Secretary and technical
they
of tha tenants and they should n t - r e nh c l c f t
spirlt.
thc
explained
w1I1
wlth hls depaltment
nen ln tbe Departnont.
Their prograns
then be subnltted to l{rs. Perez and ln anothsr neetlng next
lri1l
Saturdey ln the norni.:rg, the proposed prograr,r w111 be takcn up and thelr
lnrncdlote corrying
out outllncd.
The Prssldent lndi.catcd that he would lssue an adnlnlstrat{rro nr.dnn ^y'.qfrhd thc group as an official lts
duties,
snclal
p o ? r e x sa n d a u t h o r l t y .
anelioration
body and deflning
The Frcsidentts
six-point
pxogram as approved ln a recent neetlng held
1n L{a1acaff.an and attendcd by thc governors of the provinces
of
Ccntrrl- and Southern.tuzon vrith Huk prohlem, the provinelal
eom-
nanders, Judge /.ntonlo Quirlno, ippinc
of thc Phil-
donstabulary is as follonst tf ) tirc agricultural
sitlon
and rep?esentatlves
of sone axistlng
aspect r,rrhlchvrill
lnctude
the acqui-
haciendas, the oponlng or agrj"clrl_turaI
col.oniesr and the furnishing
of soedlings, implcnents and perhaps
vrorking aninals; (e) the publlc inr
of a fulL-dress
works aspeet uhich r,,r111include
progran of road, bridge cnd other construct-
i.nns fot which approprintlons
erc evallable;
(3) fne cducatlonaL progrsrl which vrill openjng of extenston classos for
m e e n the lnmediate
the chi ldren of disstdcnts
displaced pelsons, the organlzatLon of vocatlonal the instltutl'.n
the launch-
tralning
and and
of aduLt educatlonl
(4) The flnancial
aspect vrhlch vril1 lnclude cror and hone-
buil-dlng loans frr:m the Phillpplne NatlnnaL Bankl
.:;
- 3 {f)The rel-lef aspeet which w111 consist of thc dlst-"lbutlon of food, clothlng and other lmmedlate asslstonce to al']' tbose who are 1n need through the T'Ie]-fareComnlsslonl and iOl tiru mcdlcal asoect vrhich will lnclude thc Teactivatl.on o f t h e novlng ciinlc progran of the provlnclal and natl"nal health
s e r v l c es . J! 1f
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August7, 1948
OFFJCEOF THB PRESIDENT ": OF THE PHILIPPINES PIIBLIC RELATIONSSECRETARY'S# PRESSRELEASE
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All resources of each Department of the Governmentrepresentedin the social ' rnetioration committee recenily created by president Elpidio euirino to carry out his social.reform program wiil be placed at the disposal of the committee, while all agenciesof the new body will spread out to the provinces to implement the committee's program of aetion, it was decldedyesterday morning (Auguat?) at the first regular meeting of the social Amelioration committee in the office of welfare commissioner Asuncion A. perez who preslded over the meeting. The group, fully conversantwith the president's 6-point social amelioration prograrn, threshed out varlous detaiis by way of impLementingthe prograra and heard reports and recommendations from those of them who had actually goneto the field since President Quirino had created the body Tuesday(Aug,3). It was decidedt. send out immediately three travelling vans to the provinces' each with its eomponentpersonneland equippedwith a projector, an eleetric generatol, moving picture apparalus, and Ioadedwith relief goods, medical supplics and informational leaflets, legal and otherwise. In this way it was indicated,technical assistance,agricultural faciliiles, and medical care can be made available to the remotest barrios in the provinces. The representative from the Department of pirblic v/orks and communications reported that the bridge to the Mode} Haciendain pampangapoeviously selectedby thc President ls actually under construction and will be ready in two months. (A committee composedof pampangaprovincial officials prevlously named by the Fresident had already informed the barrio folk a,lout this Model Hacienda.) I{e said the Bureau of public works is giving priority rights in matters of employmentto displacedp@rsonswho had suffered due to peaeeand ordcr disturbanccs in the past.
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-2The representativefrom the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resoureespresenteda list of vacant public lands available to landless groups who are prepared to acquire and work on a piece of land they can call their own. Another rcpresentative from the same Department, representlngthe Bureau of Flant Industry, announcedthat the Bureau has ample stocks of seeds available and ready for distribution in the provlnces. It was disclosed during the meeting that representatlvesfrom the Department of Health, the social welfare commisslon and the Bureau of plant Industry' ln responseto a wlre from PampangaGovernor Jose B. Lingad seeking relief for suJferers following the last typhoon,are leaving immediately for the affected areas to dlstribute relief goodsand seeds and extend medical aid to typhoonvictims. The group will hold its regular meeting every Saturday,althoughthe Executivc commlttee, at the instance of the chalrman, welfare commissioner Fcrez, may meet from time to time and as dften as the circumstances demand, it was indioatcdyesterday,
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August12"i9 i3
OFIIICE OF THE PRESIDENT OI'THE PHILIPPINES P LIBi,,;CF,ELATIONSSECRETARY'S PRESSRELEASE
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To impJer:re;Lt the six-point policy of the President of the Philippines on social amellorallol and to provide an effective direction in carrying out ihe fune.'ior::of governrnentagencieswhich can be of effective help in insuring the successof sard polic5r,President Elpidio Quirino yesterday (Aug. t2), +,hrcughAclminist,:ati','eOrder No. 68, created an Action Committee on Sociai Amehor atio:l. The Conn:itiec, as consiilrrted,has the following members; the Commis* sioner of Sccia"l.',,',/rifa"r'e as Cl-rairman;and one representative each from the Departinrrts of Ag::ic',.l,.ure a.ndNatural Resources,Public Works and Commrlnica+jons"lC'rc:.ttion,Health, Jusiice and Labor, the National Land Settlement Adminisr:-ation, the Rural Progress Administration, the Philippine Relief and Trade F err':l--.ilitai"ion /,dministration, and one Executive Officer of the Comrnir:ee. The Comir,iti:cesl-a1ll"ave the followins functions: "1. To cco"du::te and sripervise the activities of the different branches, insili; n,-:ni.a.jiie: and,agerlciesof the governmentwith a view -\,rha ...,
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"2. '1., aLr*'' .si. r. a- l. :upervise the distribution of governmental aids in,oidei' ch;-L,i. -: :h,l.-'.: .r:7 be spent properly for the purposesfor
'.-r:.: icl. lhey ttc I' '.cL-1"' J
" 3. 1o i;:.-il:-ie .r:teasi-lresin aCdition to activities now being undertahcn, cal.cull-te:.lh atiain iiLe ot,jective of heiping the small farmer in or:Cer to .,rai:e irl'.-rr prod'r:,1r'e, contcn*.edrand peaee-loving citizen. "4. T'c hl'rlg cre.,ry{"..:llity of the government into play for the purr,ls,r o: e':lc i-;:1', l :lpl:rtgthose 'vho are coming into the foid of the Larrrund,^r ihe P r,: s i d-eni.'s li iitnc sty P roclamation. " 5. To ariir,inisic-r the f,rnds assigned by the President from time to time fcr sr,.:r:.1,r.reliclatj.on work, ''Tlic Sl,::r:i:r.:,.-or dliecting head of each of the Departments and governinent 'i,r-t- ,,.reni-iljiies a'troveenumerated shall appoint .a represeniltrvc, whc s 1..ll.:, ;r -'r- . i-,ne duty with the Committee, attend all its dellb-'.::t':or- ?) : .1..r,:-.*s. sr:pervise field activities, act as liaison officer betr':ei:nl.lLci cmn 1-1,.cand the Department or government instru' rr, ntq.lili h
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Committee and perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Committee. "The representatives of the Departments and government instrumentalities duly appointed as members of the Committee shall continue to draw their salaries from their respective departmentsor organizations, but shall be entitled to receive a per diem of ten pesos from the funds of the Committee whenever they are on duty outside of Manila. "The Committee is hereby empoweredto call upon any department, bureau, office, dependency,agency, or instrumentality of the government for such assistance, data and information as it may need in eamying out its functions. "The Committee shall submit to the president a report of its work from time to time or as the circumstances of each case may lequire.I'
The President yesterday also signed Proclsrration No. 87, revoking Proclamation No. 379, series of 1931,and declaring the land reserved thereunder, situated in the barrio of Dinaga, Naga, Camarines Sur, open to disposition under the Public Land Act.
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R ep r e . s e n tr ' L l v e s o f t h e P r e r l i i e n t i ,
Aotlo,, Co'rnlttee on
S o cj . a 1 A r n u i i o i ' a t i o n w 1 1 1 c o n d u c t a h l n s p c c t i c ' : ' - r B u l a d a n i F a m F a n g aa n d B a t a a n o n Y / e d n e s d a y( A u g u s t 1 8 ) ' vrlth the .iistribi,rtion
of re ilef
th eohnectlon
to the needlr 'rnd the ln*
plenet'tr'..or' , the soclal anciloration
progran of Presldent
El-pii io Q,r1::..:r.o i ileaCing the paliy
ls Hllarion
9sc+.- -., of ilie i'.1f,SAr He vriil
S. Siiaryan, ex'--cutlve
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i e s o t r . - : es , l i l m r c l o l i i ar ' : i - h o f the Dcpbr'; lent of Educa' -irs. -ir5::.rla f . . P e f i r o f t h c Sccla1 trilelfare Con:.1ss ion 1 tJnr.
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a n d , , : " acJ
Ir' '.r:-;.
\:h." i:"'ty
lr.-i-l confer with )rovinclal
oilrci-als
in the
i.h-..., provi icese pr iqar119 to Check on the applications -ritl:i e .iew to de ief gining clop .rr:an's ration ft
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nced ari
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l:o,rk in'o
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i h c p r o g r ' -s s o f t h e u o r k o f t h c f l c i d
len
froh vari-ous dela:: r.;tcnts of th.e government that alc lrssisting ''te,'; ing the soci.l anel'loratlon 14 i.mpLement the Lction Cc"iir:'*
,,'esident.
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August 20, 1948
PRESSRELEASE
5 : 0 0P . M .
The President's Action Committee on Social Amelioration-released the foliowing yesterday (August 20): Widespreadenthusiasmover the President's social amelioration program in Central Luzon provinces is reported by Hilarion S, Siiayan, PACSA executive secretary, following his inspectiontrip to Bulacan, Pampangaand Tarlae' Silayanheadeda PACSA inspectionparty to the three provinces last Wednesday. Silayansaid that the peopleare especially interested in the emergency crop loan aid now available to needy farmers and tenants returning to the farm. Displaced persons, especlally registered PKM members, are amongthe numerous appiicantsfor loans. AIl the three provinces visited are now organizing mass meetings in which the President's social amelioration program will be explainedto the people. In Bulacan, the Division Superinlendent of Schools and the Office of the Governor are joibtly organizing a meeting of teachers, members of,parent- . teaCherassociations,mayors, barrio lieUtenantsand other key men all over the on August 2' 1. The President's Action committee province to be held at l\,{a1o1os has been invited to attend the convention. Governor J. R. Lingad of Pampangaalso is inviting the PACSA to attend a conventionof mayors and other tovrnofficials, for the purpose of explaining the aims and purposesof the President's rural upliftment program. The meeting will be heid at San Fernandoon S:turday' August 21. Meanwhile,Tarlac has taken the lead in implementingthe social amelioration program. Governor Lopez informed the PACSA that he has approvedan allotment of ?15,000for the acquisition of a mobile health clinic to service the remote barrios of the province. For the lnformation and guldanceof the public, the following provincial sub-committeesof the pACSA have been organized:
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Bulacan (headquartersat Malolos) -- Gerardo Flores, division super,n und*t *ahools,
chairman; Victor Aldaba, agricultural supervisor, vice-
chairman; and F. L. Katigbag,district engineer; M. Santiago,provincial treasurer; Miss Julita Cruz, Social Welfare Commission; Carlos Gonzales, pRATRA; TeodosioApdian, provineial veterinarian; and a representative of e
the governor,members. Pampanga(headquartersat San Fernando)-- Isabelo Tupas, division superintendentof schools, chairman; and Lazaro Ocampo,provincial agricultural supervisor; Mario Bundalian,district engineer; Bdazar Karganllla, veterinarian; DiosdadoE. Mendoza,PRATRA; Di. Florencio Firme, distribt health officer; Maeario Ocampo,public defender;DiosdadoGutierrez, land tenancyagent; Artemio Macalino, board member representing the governor; and Mrs. Ciriaca Samala,SoeialVrelfare Commission,membets.
Tarlac (headquarlers at Tarlac) -- Alejandro Ferrer, district engineer,
chairman; and a representative of the governor; CeledonioPa1ma,public defender; Fedro Riea, provlncial land officer; Dr. Marcos Corpus, district health officer; Dr. Alfonso,Concepcion,chief, provincial hospital; Joselgnacio' pNB branch manager; VenancioNera, division superintendentof schools; Angel Tadeo, provincial treasurer; and Julio Ramos, provincial auditor, members. JULJL t1f1l
A u g u s t2 3 , 1 9 4 8
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PRESSNELEASE
QftilY
The Presidont ts Actlon Committee on SoelaL Anelioratlon r e l - e a s e d t h e f o l - l . o r ' , i 1 nyge s t e r d a y ( A u g u s t 2 J ) : Huks and pKM membersbut aIl
Not only reglstered tenants
and farners
ar'e el1glbIe
to apply for
deservldg
energency crop loans,
aecordlng to the President is Action commlttee on sociaL ABerlpxatlon, the announcement is made to correct
impresslons in certatn
quarters that the loans are intended solely for
the dlssidents.
llle1fare Comnissloner Asunclon A.'per,ez, chairnan of the P A C S A ,e x p l l : n e d granting
that
of Loan'-,
everything ls being done to faell-ltete
She said that usual Loan regulations
cedures arr lrei:rE largely
and pro-
dlspensed wlth ln order to cut red tape
and expcd'.te :s. 'r ne : of tire l-oans, ril;re
icnt:lssloner
P e r e z e m p h a s l z e d , t r t h e F A C S An u s t t e k o
necessary preceutlons to lnsure that the leans are utlllzed
for
the purpose for which they are intended.t, M e a n w h l l e , C o r n m l s s l o n e rP e r e z h a s l s s u e d l n s t r u e t l o n s the preparatlo:r of lnformatlve wlth
the socjal amelloratlon
for
to acqualnt the pub1le
llterature
progran of the Presldent.
f n a d d - ,b l o n t o t h e c r o p l o a n s , t h e P A C S A1 s a l s o â&#x201A;Ź x t e n d l n g rel-lef
i n t i r e f o : : ' mo f e s s e n t l . a l c o n r m o d i t i e s . O v e r P 2 0 0 r 0 0 0 w o r t h
o f s u c h g l c d s h a s a l - r e: d y b e e n d i s t r l b u t e d Conmisslon, lt
by the Soclal- lrTelfare
v r as i n d i c a t e d .
Othcr aids r,rill" be ln the form of educatlonaL opportunltles the ehjldren o-i ':h; poorr lneludlng a program of adult educe-
for
tion. '
Publ-lc 1.1rorks .pi'?jects deslgned to glve lnmedlate employment
to the pocr as well ment of the rural appropriations
as to provide lmpetus to the econonlc develop-
conmunltles r/lL1 Llkewlse be opened as soon as
brcone evaiLabl-e.
Moblle health clinlcs of Health,
under the direetlon
, re belng readled for i n c o o n e r a t i o n w l t h t h e P A C S Aa
v l e e i n t h e c u t l . . r ' , " n gt o w n s a n d b a r r l o s , dlstribut.d
of the Department
wh1Le seeds are now belng
thro'r:h the Bureau of Pl"ant Industry.
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PNESSRELEASE
August 26, l9)8
the Presldent ts Actlon Committee on SociaL Amelioratlon rel-eased the foll-owlngn (August 26): Peace and tranqul-llty
prevall
in the provinces of Laguna and
Quezon, aeeordlng to Wel"fare Cornnlssloner Asunclon r\. Perezr following a vislt
to those places last
the President rs socl-al anelioratlon
August 25 in connectlon t'rith program.
C o r n m l s s l o n eP r erez, who is chalrman of the Presldent's Actlon C o n m i t t e e o n S o c l a l A r n e l i o r a t i o n , h e a d e d a p a r t y o f P , \ C S Ar e p r e that held extenslve conferences with provi.ncial and nu-
sentatlves
and agents of the national
n1e1pal offlclalsl
g.vernment, on the
s o c l : 1 : n d e c o n o c t i cc o n d l t l o n s o b t a i n l n g I n t h c p r r v l n c e s v l s l t e d . Exeept for
lrnnedlate rellef
where dissldents and order prevall that
rellef
and thelr
needed 1n oertaln a reas 1n Laguna
families
ln the reglonr Conrnlssloner Perez saldr adding
goods ln the forn of clothlng,
had been sent there for
foodstuffs
and medlclnes
trnnedlate dlstributlln.
Those in the party rvhre Hilarion secretaryl
have returned r conplete peace
S . S l l a y a n r P | . C S Ae x e e u t i v e
D r . J o s e t r r l .R a y m u n d o ,r e p r e s e n t l n g t h e D e p a r t m e n t o f
HeaLth; Franclsco lilarquez, Departrnent of Agrleulturc
and Natural
R e s o u r c e s l G e n e r o s o R i v e r a , P R A T R A ;S c g u n d o t i l a n o , B u r e a u o f f i n l m e l f n c i u s t r y ; a n d . ' i n a d oL a n s a n g ; P A C S i \p r c s s r e l a t i o n s
nan.
Provlncl-al commtttoes or chaptcrs have been organized ln L e g u n a a n d Q u e z o nt o a s s i s t progran.
the PiCSij 1n earrylng rut its
Thcse aret
ruUU,A: Santiago Magbuhat, dlstrict dlvlsion
social
engineer I Jose C. Agu1la,
superintendent of schools I Claro Samonter provlncial
a g r i c u l , t u r a l s u p e r v l s o i I N a r e i s o C o _ s i o ,d i s t r i c t
veterinarianl
branch Pastor B. Tlrnog, pub1le defender; Tlrso Caballero, PRATRA msnager; Balblno Kablgtlng,
provinclal
treasurer
and PNBagenti
E n e t e r i n R e 1 1 o z a ,p r o v l n c i a l b r a r d n e r n b e r l l n d F r a n c i s c " ' H e r n a n d o r dlstrict
heelth offlcer.
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divislon
of
superlntendent
health offlceri
"schcolsg
A. M. 0rgosr provlnclal provlncial
agrlcuLtural- supervisor; Francisco L. Vlcufiar chiefr
T e o f 1 1 o G a r c l a r p u b l i c . d e f e n d e r I E p i f a n i o , 1. L { a r 1 a n o ,
hospltal;
P R A T R AA ; ndres Agcaoill, provincial treasurerl F. Lasouety, district
Agaplto Laya'r district
foresteri
Santecor di strict
Land officerr
and Rodolfo
veterinarlan.
xxtc T v r om e d i c a l m i s s l o n u n i t s b f t h e P h i l i p p l n e T T n f: a d q + r i . . v ! r
w e v r
ln
a-\nrar.+.inn p'ifh
cn Soclal Amelioration, will 'l^^-l--{--
u r.: rr',4rr.
1:r'i.1 ^" 1 .r.!ucr,
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".rgust
_ Staffed by Flliptno vuorkers, the traveling to last
preSidentrs
iha
Connittee
g o t o N r i e v aE c i j a o n a h e a l t h t o u r
.\ at
2/.
physiclans, dentists, clinics
nurses, and social
v,il1 carry medical supplies enourih
also carry refief
grods furnlshed by the
S o c t a L 1 a / e la- rf e C o m m l s s i o nf o r d i s . t r l b u t i o n The rolllng
clinics
vrilI vislt
San Fablan, and the tovlns of I,liaga,
to the needy.
the ba.yrlos lf
Sto. Tomasand
S6n Jose, S.cn,lnt -,p1., Sgn
S t r , L m i . n g a n d B - n g a b .n , i n N u e v a E c i J a .
T h l q J f l n o z . ' r . 1W r esdecided up:n f rll n e c ds . ' r t h c r e g i - ' n c ' n d u c t e d j - i n t l y t h e P r ! C S A ,t h e d l s t r i c t -f
lctltn
of the
three months and capablc of treating at least fr00O cases
per month. They will
fsidro,
lTnr Relief
health lrff iccr,
x x j n g A S U T V C y, f t h e
b y D r . J ' . s c i i . R l y n u n . .'. ' f and Grvernnr Juan 0. Chl,rco
Nucva Ecija. [t
]-east tvro ,rther mrbile unit s are belng re adi.ed by the Bureeu
n f l l e a l t h t o s e r v e m o l g I n r , r n si n t h e d i s t r e s s e d a r e a s i n a c c o r d a n c e w l t h t h e P r e s i d e n t r s s o c i a l a n el i . r ; r a t l , r n p r c g r a n . ii7r7T
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Action Conrnlttee on Social Amelloratlon released
The Presldentts the followlng
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PRESSRELEASE
August 3Lr 19\8
yesterday (August 31):
Elght ehecks of F200 each covering elght approved crop loans were rel-eased last
lveek, and l-46 norc crop loans j-nvol-ving 729r2OO
have been approved for
payment by lVelfare CommissionerAsunelon A.
Ferez, chairnan of thc Presidentrs ( P J ' C S): .,
l-loration
o f t h e P A C S Ab a r e l y a n o n t h a g ' o t a t o t a l
Slnce the organlzation
all
of about 500 appllcatlons, u'lth the Committee.
fron Nueva Ecljar
have bcen filed
Sone 154 of these have becn approved, whl1e the
belng processed.
are stll1
rest
A c t l o n C o m r . r i t te o n S o c l - a l A n e -
No appllcations
have bcen received
so far fron other Provtnces. T h e s e c r o p 1 o a n s , t h c C o r i r r n i t t e ee x p l a i n e d , a r e b c l n g m a d e a v a i l cblo by thc govcrnncnt through thc P,',CS,iundcr thu f oll-otring terms a nd rc gul.at ions : 1. the applicant
tenant and aetually
should bc a bona flde
llves
on f arrning g 2. Thc loan shall be based on actual nceds of thc applicant but cvâ&#x201A;Źry tcnant;
not excccd ?200 for
shall l.
The loan is payrble
in v;holc or by
inetrl
l nnnl
lrll-hin
n
no-
rlod nf tvo yciTsr ivithout i.ntcrest; \.
d sccurity
in the jlorn of chattel
oortgagc or assLgnnent of
crops is requlrcd. For the purposc of establishing
eliglbi11tyr
a certification
from thc landovrner and,/or the Land Tenancy ..gLnt of thc Department of Justlce is
thrt
thc applicrnt
is actuolly
rorklnS
as : tcnant fornert
sufflcient. Appllcrti,-'n f ornls ere avalLable for free distri-bution
ble
:ppllcents
at thc office
P e m p a n g a ,B u l a c e n , L a g u n a a n d R i z a l . Contrary to certain
;
to reglstcrcd tually
N r r c v aE c i j a l .in No fees arc charged.
o f t h e G o v er n c r
reports,
TarLacr
the loans erc availabLe not nnly
H u k s a n d . P K M sb u t a l - s o t o a l l
engaged in fermlng.
t'r eflgi-
other necdy tcnants ac-
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t
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,*. ltr
- 2 Appllcatlons
are piocesscd in the field
the Soclal V/clf are Comrnissl'rn after
of
whlch they arc forvrarded to the
Chalrnan (Conmlssloncr Percz) for final an appllcatlon,
by a reprosentatlve
action.
Upon approvol bf
the nanager of the PNB branch in the prc'vlnce ls-
sues the correspondlng eheck tn the applicant' Loans may also be granted for the purpcse of repalrlng
of
t ln the hornes, paying of farmers indebtedness incurred tools process of pr,rduction, and rieetlng of lmnediatc needs 11ke tenentil
and work anlnals. The cortnlttec
1s now studying the possibillties
t h e l - o a r : st o n c e d y f i s h e r n c n
of extending
t,: aid then in ocquil|ing flshing
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PRESSRELEASE
$ePt enber 7, :-gt+B
1 The Fresident ts Actlon Comnlt'tee on Social Ameliordt (Sept' 7): released the fofl-o';vingyesterday exhlbltlon T h e p e o p l e o f R i z a l p r o v l n c e r ' t 1 1 1s e e a u n i q u e of agricrrltur'al
products vrhenthe flrst
of the bureau of plant industry,
Extension Service Van
in cooperation rlith
the Presi-
tours the provinee d e n t t s A c t i o n C o r n r n i t t e eo n S o c i a l t l n e l i o r a t i o n t give der ept. B, to distribute secds and b e g i n n i n g i t t e d n e s d a yS gardening' monstrations on all phases of f arrning and in connecti'on One of the practical projccts being undertaken thc van is vrlth the Presidentrs socj-al emelioration program, pro'r,ritha vridc varlety of speclmens of agriculturol equippcd o n r l an y i : s p ec t s o f c x o p ductsl includi-ng infornative literature go uith Pcrsonnel of the bureau of pl-ant lndustry t'ri11 raising. thc people on thc roI1i.ng van to givc advice and assistance tc p r o b l e m s . t ' , 1s -o g o i n g v : i t h t h e v a n : r e p h y s i c i r n s agricultur:1 gri1l adnit-tistcr modicalend nurscs of thc burcaLr of health who ,rlong thc \'tay. a s s i s t c n c c t c t h c s l c k i n t h e t o I ' . l n san c ] b a r r i o s AnintorCstinsfeitureofthi.sserviceistircexhibitj'onof thc pcopJ'e' noving pi-cturcs for thc entcrtalnment ancl educatlon of f ilrns' Thc van is cquipped 'fiith prosectorst screens and movie Thc Extcnsion Van i'iill lntipolo,
Tlnafe Fllillat
to l4anllr Scpt. 15 for
sta;' one d:ry cach in the touns of
I''4orong and Blnangonan' Rizrlt re-equipping t after which it
rciurning
rrrill p?ocacd
to other Provinces. Meanwhile,
thc Acti-on comrqittee ' rrrith tl''
-:i'peration
of
govcrnllnto is rcedythe verlotrs ^oprrt:rcnts end agenclcs of the tr:'veling ing norc of these cztcnston s:rvice' unitse including tc scrvice rcmotc to"rns tnd b:rrios 1n thc prohcal-th clinics, vlnces T v r or o l l i n g
hcalth
clinics
i have alrendy gonc to thc f 1el-d
andarenowgivingnedicaltrcrtmenttothcsickinNuevaEcija T l ,ot r n o r c o f t h c s e c l i n i c s r l i 1 1 s o o n b c l v a i l - o b l e f o r touns. ennounced other provinccsr e ccording to the PIICSA' It rils elso to the that projects are bcing rushcd in order to bring rclief drmagedby peoplc, espccially thosc in thc provinccs rcce:rtfy flrod
.
a*TraN
!Eoads for the hon:lnceg of Sarlac and Bataan* i
In this
eormec-
t
tion
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the request of the Oomlttulfo"
te*cs and order funds 19 reiterated. uee the items,
of the
fhb coinalttee desires to
f,enapJ"otrment for unemployed dLssLdentstr unaer
. ltem of re1lef, tLes uhele relief
for the coastruction is bad\r needed.
vi.ded through l-audabie projects fron relief
thâ&#x201A;Ź dtstribution
of Barrio roads in local.lIn thLs*raanner ald ls pro-
and concrete benefits
are derj.ved
measures.
Respectfu3-lv,
^*ctrol{col,f.{t??@ 0}r socIAL lj&LIonaT1011
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&ecutive PdCSA
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t}llimAI'IDUN foii His Excellency The President, of the Phillppines ltal"acaflan Palace, I{anila In conpl-ience rith your request, I fLew to Koronadal last Saturday to atNend the l0th anniversar"Xr celebration of the founding of Xoronadal- Settlemont, returning to }tanila yesterday afternoon. I heve the honor to srbnlt the follorri:rg report: 1.
Rcception and Celebration
We arrived et Koronadal- airport about 2 orclock in the afternoon and rrere received by the offleials of the scttlcnent. In the sane planc uas Senator Salipada Pendatun" Tho ceLebration rras hlghlightod by a feir or petite carnival" featuring the different sewlces and ectivltles of the Natlonal Land Setbleurent Adninistration and the coronatlon of Miss Koronadal. st thc Fair auditorire. Fron Saturday to Sunday I rttonded folr! nass ralLicd ln different villagcs of the settlenent. 0n Saturday afternoon, a nass rally ras held followlng e floral Farade, at Lagao. In this neetlng I took the first opporburrity of e:cplaixing the policies of the adroinistration wlth particular referencc to the Pregident I s soeial eeelioretioa progran and his deep lnterest in the success of the KoronadaL setLlement and the welfaro of the pioneers. I read to the people assenbled there the Presidenirs rnessage. There at lagao, as reIL as 1n other places, the nessage was received i*!t h enthusiasn and cheerfulness. It gave ner hopes to the scttlers. Sunday, three nress ralLieg $ere hel-d at Polonolo, Tupl and Marbel, organlzed comunities on the s ettlement. In each of those gatherlngs I devoted ny tlme orpoundLng to the people the govorrrnentrs efforts tonrard the general impr.overaentof the economic and social conditions of the people end expressod to then the Presi.dentra eerious eoncern over the economic securj_ty of thc scttlers. f also reed your messag. to them. 0n these occasions, I jnvited all those present to present thelr probl,*ns afier glvlng them assurance that I rculd present their problâ&#x201A;Źrtre to the ettention of the Pregidert .
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In all these gatherings, Senator Pendatun was prcsent and addressed the people. In general he advised ttrese settl-ers not to be bothered by the present political controveriies l-n Manlla and to dedi.cate their effortg i.o the Lmprovement of their settlensrtAt only one time, at Tupi, did the Senator touch direct\r upon poJ"itics and only to deny the charges against him in connectlon with the crop loan scandal. He challenged the people to denounce hi.ll not only to the entire coutry if they kner'* of any instance where he took advaniage or profl-ted fron these crop loans He announced that he would fight Congresenan Piang transactions. whomhe accused of being responsible for the insinuations against him in connection w'ith the crop loans. II.
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foronadal, as we gaw 1t, ls ln a bad state of neglect. There i.o no visible aclivity outslde of indivldual farming by the settLers. The land conslsting of 97,OOOhectares has gone to weeds and 6gon. gbthered frorn both officlals of the settleAccording to infornation ment and the settlers, the National Land SettLenent Adndnigtratj.on has been unebl e due to lack of funds, to exiend effective assistance to the settlers since l-iberat,Lon w:ith the tnceeption of loans in kind for irmediate subsistence. The laborers including the important ones, the tractor drivers, have been 1ald off resulting ln further dirninution of sefir"ices. It was disclosed that stnce llberation the NLSA has aequired 2J tra.etors out of wbich onl-y three are J.n llork animals are urgently needed as the conworkl"ng condltion. dltlon of the land makes it absolutely necessary that the settlers should have work animals, especially because the adn i 4is13311orl cannot provide tractor senrtce. Moreover, work anJ-mals are needed phases of farm work ILke carting or transportatJ.on in the dlfferent of produets frona the farms to the houses or the warehouses. They are also needed in essentlal setvices like drawlng water and haulJ.ng fuel and other corunodities needed in the da1ly l-lfe of the settLers. A! one gces around the settlsnent the condl-tion of neglect is vislble all arorurd. Half flnished buildings have been abandoned for lack of fr:nds. Machineries stal"led or in disrepair, four schools are closed for lack of teachers or appropriations to raaintaln thm. ?he roads rrhich are no better than openings through thl-ck cogon, give the !npression of lack of p).annlng and sysiematic progran of developneni. For mil-es and rniles aror:nd, one cannot see any tended plantatlon. All ls weeds, grassea and the et ernal cogon.
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Most pltlfuJ' is the condltlon of the hospltals ln the outlylng district. Staffed by one or two p\rslci.ans and a nurse with haid$ any stock of even the couunonmedicineo, rrLthout any faciliti66 whai_ goever, they are a sad comentary to the nagnific ent viclon that $ade possible the creation of Koronadal* Wlth the National Land Settlenent Addnistratlon unable to pro_ vide any facllitLes for, nrarketing of the products of the settlers, the brsiness has fallen into the honds of outstde busLneesmena1l_ of uhon are Chinese. According to reports the Chinese have lnfil_ trated to the comrunlty and $Lth theC"r superior capital are monopolizing the lucratlve buslness of buying rice, corh, peanut, cotton and other food producta of the s et .enent. It is reported that they have a dumny inside the settlenent. I personally saw a rice nill and warehouge, the blggest in the cornpound, which is ovmed by a Chlnese who ls said to be the biggest buyer of rice and other pro_ ducts. Most impoltant problen of the s ettlenent is the awardlns of lots to the settlers. Not one tll1e has been lssued to the Jettlers even to thoae who are eupposed to have paid thei.r obligations. The sltuation has created serLous dlecontent and a feeting of insecurity on the part of the settlers. Accordlng to officials of the set -en ent the nork of surveylng and subdlvictlng the lot has hardly begun because of lack of funds. The general appearance of the people is that 1n splte of obvious . bandicaps and difflculties the settlers seerato be reJ.atlvel-y contented and ln good health. They are, however, loslng heart in tire onesided battle against nature with no nachinery to speak of, not having _ even carabaos, they flght rrlth thelr bare hands for survlval. The pLcture of wlde ercpanseof terrltory having returtred to a state of wiLdernees tells the story of the hel_plessness of the setilâ&#x201A;Źrs. It is against thJ.s background that the Presidentrs messageon n6r arrival created an impressl-on anong the harrassed settlers. Thelr hopehas been revived. IfI. Frou the foregoing, 1. Failure
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2. Fallure of the g eitleoent to provlde essential serviceg includlng tnarketing of conoaodltlea, tractors, nork animals, health as well as tecluf,ical gui.dance and effecand education facllities, tiv€ leadershiP.
Accordi ng to the people therer'urost of the deflcLencLes are has becone lhe dmplng ground due io the fact that the oettl€edlt larneducks. ?he appointurent of such p€ople as labor for polltlcal leaders and poLlt,lclans to k€tr posltions in the adnlnistration where techniclans and farmerg shouLd have been apl-oyed is poLnted of the settLement by what the atulnl-gtration out by the s€ttl-ers. is celled rtrcmote controlrr rras also the subj ect of discontent as funds that couLd otherwiso be aployed to better adventege are beAccord{'8 to reports lng rasted in payrrent of personnel ln Manila. in the llanlle office tberc are no fegg then 50 rellpald officials ln the field. nho could be better utlllzed ?he people realearberr,rith regret the passlng of the Late General laufino Santos r,thoray be regarded as the father of the settfers. It is reporied that during tbe tine of General Santos, nost of the areas which are now ln naete and weeds nere pLor,ed and nade to produce and that everybhing vas run jlr business-like rnanner wlth everyThe presence of ldLers and even a gltators body actlvely worklng. datly is pfaying to the fact that there ls no leadership in the the celebratlon In Koropresent adrclnigtratlon. Slgnlflcently, nadal nas played up a9 a mcnollal to General Santos. tttio was found necessary in order to raIly the peoplcts support and cooperatlon. In adiLltion to the above problens, follollng appaals t
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organlzed &unlcLpalities 1. The torsn sltes for offlcially concerned in order should now be released to the nuniclpalltXes to pennlt proper organizatlon and avoid conflLct of authority betrreen the National Iand Settlernent Adninisand Jurisdlctlon authorities. tration and the dnly conetltuted runicipal 2. The organizatLon of effectLve markeiing agency so that the settlers can ae11 for lrmediate cash their products and elial:lens. rninate niddlenen, particularly celtpalgn for the erdication of 3. Systenatic and gcientlfic rodents (rats) and other ani-rnals r*hich have been rrecklng havoc in the plantatlon and uarehouges.
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'i c . arnh' v.an.r-rnpndp.ras .n irn. .rri,anf, .art, of the social ar.ellora+,ion prcje:: lf :ire fovernn'?nt. +,c nul hayjy, Lhrif+-y farmers into rn<coc<{nn ^f 1.h.rc +hey cul.iivate for the foll owi-ng fgAsons ! wtrere the tfrritdty 1. The quezon !'ar:n is lccated fithin social unrest is prevalent and lherefore would ser're the best purpose fcr the estabiishnent oi'a rural demonst:'al',1on center 'rhere the fannerb are to be maCe owners of the land Lhe.y cu1aid and tivate ancr t,o receive all Lhe adv:nta5es of lcvernrent iluidance tor.erd arrelioration. 2. The tsoaid of Dirbctor.g of the R{lral Progress rldnlnistraticn has :'ecor,nended Nhe turchase of the saiC farrn. Ccnsidering inrproveriient6 on ti,e iand anC ccln",arin5 r,lte -lrice of ; SCO.00 trer of .land rri-,hin ll,e vicinity, proposed lo be purchased is conat which the larrd is very reasonable.
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I havc tliii lrbn& to apply for thc posltlon of IAQEA for the proiri;ic of Isabila or Ln ii!E-.pnreegglc$vc tablc posltlcn in said prwinee. I I aa Zl ycars of agcl alngla and tn good hcalth. an a fLret ycar ornal $chool ;tudcnt anil rag enploycd for la the offlcc of tbc D.psrtncnt sonctloo as clcrk-hclpcr I hail bocn Eubstltuto tcacbor ln of Wclfaro ln ffanlla. la tho IRAIRA of thc se* prdvIsabola anil a clcrk-bclpor lnco. I kaor that rlth thls rnodeet cxpcrlences, I lould bc ln a posltlon to dlschargc the dutlcs of thc posltlur I arn applylng for. For tcfarcnegg, PlcaBG eomrntrleatc rtth l{ts Elxcellcncyp who happens.to be aY Godthe Preslalent of iUir lUtttpplnes; rlth fath6r, and tbo lngtructcd m to filc thts appllcatior your 0fficr. Truetlng that you rl11 ktndly glvc thla I ant yow favorablc consldoratlonl
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WTl.to! asks fo! ho1p. Saya bs hEglrt 8ot a Job for a loag ttr.o, f,roqueDtty goee to the Bur€au of Isbor but t'he reaonredlatlola glve! bln oaueot be of ay holp, suoh w€ro turnod doE by tho coqEnl,6s. Els only hopo 11oB 1a hesldont qult.lBor s hatdlE.
\-ttt-rl,y"i Rafael Antonlo 302 Int. 26 Vlsita' Paco !{anila to the Presldent: oiii of letter
June 21 ' t49.
AWLTORATI OF SOC:!"AL Manil a
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Panpaslnan - qeadquarter:s at llml'dgan later transferred to ?apr:g as dlssldent area became vlder. Trnrler'srrnervlslon 61 !3-1124 Tlnlt. a . S t a r f - M r s . r e ] , l c l d a d r r . r 4 a m a y s o nl n - c h a r g e i t l t h t r n r oa s s l s t a n t s . b. 'ier.rl ez"s tn th-e province op.enPdon Sept . 19\q. e.
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3 l+ - Fubil J.e lnfornration thror.lgh corn-' senbl1e as s I -h _ 11q11tl'. {F 1OCPT1.'n Ol erl.C,r1ees; 6 - Clv lc lmprovernents "1ike rer,n 1r of
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haf '.Jo TOFds, cn.rs t f1rc, ion of ten'o11 torary s i r e ' l .t e r evacuecs, constr'tretlon o f i . , i d , . i " e rs h e d s ; t - Inf ensJf l4xtir,.n ci -<anitaf lorL F.nd [r'gfene De^s]rTcS: o - chJ 1,-l ;l'pcd I ns r.'itL! :r-YTc'rn. anA Ot:(ie1.: Gr"n.era-l ,1_.,'f air .
Hpadcua::ters at ialenE a. qf !)rf - 1{r"s. t'l ,.l'enCia i'e la iTjCtorl 11g 2 rentl.2y soc 1a.l r"'o1"r-r
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-i=t-r.'toons Ii f ishernen; s".tI 116,1si4o a,id to |.rani nire vi.cf i,rs; ,.,h111 q'eedlnp r,,ith Tr-rTCn!]; Pnb:l lc fniorrratf 6n lhrorc'h noinmrriritrr as s e.nb'll-e s.
Fcace p4ri 6r..16y; Tfnsatlsiactor:,r" Three barrios or rlJnall-rrpihan l.ferp ralded by a.t:inediluks Ten cl,rrll 1:ns, nosi.lV f arniiy on Ar;9. 23. h e . r l s ' - e r e n e r c l l . e s s l l v- t o r t r _ r r e i l e n d k i l 1 e d for unknorn notir/cs. A rj a-v hcfcre thls L'-icldcnt h.anf.,enedr a fruck] oand ol logge:-s, 'less nurnbtrrt.g io no than 10 peoll,e in4111dJ.'rg the drJ.vel r,'ere kldnaoDed and proh a b l l r : k J . l l1 e C b ; z d l . s s l d e n t s .
Tunil4r st_lnerrrlslon of l.g, v.a,lba1es - rroadquat"tcr"s at Tba, lataan offlce a. ofaff - "r?s. vllkah .T. Lesaca. - incharpe 1 :sslstant b. gerrricos sta?te.J l4arch 1?49 c . T o t a , - 1r e ' l l o r ' e x t e q d e d - - - - 6 r 4 2 . 3 3 d , T 6 1 1 - 1n c r s o n s s c r v e d , - - 3t077
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l_ - Ael.l.ef distrlbrrtion to evacitees; ? - Pr o*tot 16131 r,'6rk arnonq tron*Chr1stians . rfuks seern to be rlnpredJ.ctable. a n,.1 order: roamlng around l.n the tor^'ns oi Fotolanr Sqn IrarcelL'ro, fastJ.lIejos ani 1 " . " ? = "lrrrt lrl SubJ.c thelz di-d not hat"rass civllians. T\c1r ','p1,o t"trportcd canrajgntnr for ne.obels to joln thelr organizal.jrrtn,
. - q Ja l l - I i e a d a r r a r t e " s a t . a s l g - V l s s - s t a n l s l a v r a f ' a o u J n d n n r r m , i n c i r ar o e 6.. (falf 1 regu1ar soc l.a'l r,16 11rg 1 ' b . t e r " r l e o < I a s s i s t a n-t start6d Seot. I g\O 'l'ot:'l c. rpl laf extenrl er'i---- "60, 61a.76 4. aofel ners^ns sepred ---- 1.6roo2. e. d.ctl,,rlt1es: 11.- Re'l J.ef dl strl.brrtlon; 2 - -{gr 1.cr.rLtura1 loan ln form of 1r ripa 1-j on rllrnrJs ; 4 d r r 1t e d l c a t l o n ; J \ - \fcdig2l servic'as thro.rg;h '4obi.le Cllnics - - Prrbr'ic i-nforrnati on ihrorrgl: comnunity ass etlb11e s f . O e n P r a '1l v f a i r .
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PAcsldouPtrsEilEtrts . lurusrffi\c to Sept.30r 19\9 sceolpllshlelt -ior"it "Tfre tha t.t81
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ferrcrg 1n l6to0o ' 2l Prov!'nces 1\tlr21.fe!@rs
punps: ?25'ooo to 3-towns ln 1 Dr av].nee
or evel1eb1e fer "Tl.i3tli:Hent rioo'ooo(raclc survey & rssls tanc e tr scttlcrs ) .
-i.l rldls; 1t ls estinatcd thl!-768tOOO Thrrush thcsc wes ?10'
- i i# aoproxtrateLv 19/52looooo' i;i' ln- eipiiiartur e' or 57"oo' ; #*i i"'; iiliilEia ".o"tr*ii' 5i*p*"iiii
P|rb1!e W.tks AsFactt -"- thc Dept. d Publlc Wrrks hes.pronctetl the l-. oi barrlc roedts te eonpllrent cinstricifon wlth Soclnl .Arclloratlrn. 2. Arteslrn vclls vcre elug ln cvreuat lon pLrccs'
!@E!.&B-@,!t 1. 9"OOonew cxtcnston elsgses fcr 3601000pup11s ( istllatc) . -- Atlult ctlucetlen olasses ln I plovlnees fineneed 2. 6i Flcsl i\rnds rcechtw approitnetcly 2o0to0o adult s. - PACSAsponsoretl publle frursl lccturesl -ctilu3. cetlcnai novlcs icaehlng epproxlnatcly abolt tvo ntLlloa PeoPIe. FLnenelal ,{sLecl ! Ln
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2. Flsh loeasr
to 12\ fishcr.en ln *15.180.00 ' 2 provlnces Just opencd.
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proJects: ?2or0OO-rcvolvlng-, far-{lfund [c start 1ndlvl'lrrlst fl'w lcs ln sn?1l honc ln(lustrlcs' ln ooeretlon ln 2 Provlneel'
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1. Fonr robl1c heelth qnlts have trcatcit 8l+.078\ potscns ln Nf bamlos of 66 tewas 1n f3 i,rcvlnccg;
2. Mcdllclnes h.vc bccn dlstrlbuted 27 p?.vineas .
te 77 tcwns tn
@r 1. Scelal wclfrre gcrvlces frr tlrc prevcnt lon rf dllseascl dlcllnqucncy, povcrty, farlly and lnillvldluel rrledlJustrent, c crrunl ty welfere plannlng and crgentz etleng " L 67e,72t /adlstrlbnrted 2, ?_lrol&lsEflaatlsttlbutGd
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asslstcil car 5OOFtltplno rafugcca 3. ll+1rOOO.OO fron Chlne werr rcpatrleteg fron Hewell endi l{or. alaportccs f"on Cclcbcs. l+. $rtrOOO.0O rcl1cf of 3 cltles. (
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6 . *51000 undclnrtrrlsbed bebics of lnillgcnt cvacneer fulllcs erc glvcn supplelcntery fceitlrg ln 31 toms of 8 provinecl.
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Through the extension of direct food clothing rellef to able-bodied indigent individuals who have rendered service for conmunj.ty inprovenent, the follwolng have been ac conpli shed I
PROVINCE T
Tarlac a.a
KIIiID OF PROJECTI
; Garden Proj ect
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
25 I/2 has" pl-anted witb vegetables, wlth 82 men worklng.
5 barrios of : Capas, Banban: and Tarlac i
b ) ? a r l a c , P a n J . - : C o n s t r u c t l o n Pro- : ( 1 ) Road con struction qui, Moncada: jects l 2 ) Repairs and naintenand Caniling ; ance ( 3 ) Dlgglng of canals ( 4 ) Inprovement of public plaza and park ( 5 ) r"onstruction of 2 rooms in barrio schon l San Vic ente II. ; Construc t lon Quezon ject$ Mauban, Tayabas : I,ucena, Dolore s r t Lucban, Pagbllao: Sampaloc, and ,
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uonstruction of 5 in Mauban tollets evacuation a reas . ( r \ Five roon temporary school bldgs. and 4 pergolas ln Dolores of : t , i Beautification school grounds in J barrio s chools and cleara \ 4 1 tevelling ing of hospltal ground and planting irj of banana plants Improvenent of waber re servo 1r Road fillings and repairs in most barrlos rjJ
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Laguna
: Construction
: ( 1 ) School lmp \ . t ConstructLon of to1-
and publlc baths and improvement of public places (,1.) Repair and cleaning of barrlo road s. lets
( 3 ) Cleaning
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Pamapanga
V. Bataan and Zanbales
: Garden ProJect s
: t U 28 has. were plant-
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Hone Industrles
: Construct ions
ed with vegetables and at at present harvestlng from them l l l Reoair and lnprovemeirt of barrl-o r oads ( 2 ) Cleanlng of evacuation areas tenporarll-y vacated by evac u e es . (3) Construction of a tool house in Arayat (4) clearing and digging of ditches in the school ground. (5) Inprovement of school preni ses.
I ( 1 ) Flsh net weaving, t . t sawali weaving ( 3) flrewood cutting ( 4 ) sewing relief garnent 6. ( 5 ) Zanbales has its pottery, basketry, mat weavlng, pig and poultry raising.
: (1) hnprovementof barrlo road s (2) Imp{overent of school yaro s (3) uonstructlon of sâ&#x201A;Źwâ&#x201A;Źrage canal s (4) Mdifng of publtc tollets (l) Improvanent of town plaza
VI.
San Pablo Ctty
! Constructlons : (1) Levelllng,
f cleanLng, and inPronements of barrio roads (2) Improvementsof barrlo schools' grounds bY constructing rest houses for children. (3) ofgeing of ditches, caials ln roads and school premiges (4) uonstrobtion of scbool tollets and graddstand for the plaYground
T'I YII.
Nueva Ecija:Constructions
VIII.
Bulacan
IX. Manila
Construc tions
: ( 1 ) R e p a i r a n d imprbvements of barrio roads, pub1lc plaza and school premlses. : (l)
Oeneral improvement of barrio r oad and public PlazaF
Garden Projects : 2 garden lots.
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gction@ommittee 0ngociul9mAiftation : li
389 Ser Rarerl, Merlle
.rrri1 20, 1950 I'mioItJDLn{ F0R ili-s ihcellenoy The Presidenb of ihe PhiJ.ipprnes lh.nsion llouse, Baguio City iLv
PR[,RI0D COVEI'JID: April
alxt -'-**-:::-"j"-:---reJ.r-cf' :Ic'ca1'r_ILes.
fi-Uo.ll
15, L95O to April- 20, 1950.
.Ll]tAS :IITIICTED: frron tho period .lnril 15 to "ipril 20, a total of 15 provinces and 2 chartered cities are stil-l- affecied by I{u} activities. fhc;7 are, Bata.n, Bdccan, Parlp{r.nga, Isabela, Iaguna, lrluefa Ecija, llueva Vizca;'a, lang'asinan, pi-'l ^"-'^''-iac, caga;'anr cavite, lLoiJ-o, zarnbales, S:n Pr.bl-o City and Lipa City. Pi:CSLI.JLDF OPnRAlIOllS: During the llsi fi're d.ays, nass relief clistribution to evacuees r,ras centered in 6 provi.nces, narelXr Batangas, floi1o, Isabela, Ia.guna, Pa.npanga, and liueva.Ecija. Out of J0rO00 needy evacuees in the aforenentNaned provi.nces thai have been re3istered. for aid., so far.orr-1/ 191000 'rcrsons vclc cr0enCcd rclicf â&#x201A;Źrssictance by P.todh, gtciai rrorkor.s. Greatest clisplacenent is in Bat&ngus, Pariroangaand Isabelsr -lfter uld.ergoing ori.entation, 6 soclaJ- r,rorkers froro. -the PILtTP,.A lrere sent to the flel-d. to reinforce the reguJer P/rCSilpersorurel-. Tb-is brings to a total- nunftet: of 51 ficLd socj.al- r.rorl:ors iLirecting and handling rel-ief ope"ations in 1J provinccs and2 chartered cities nov effectcd by ilull activitlcs and conbat operatj.ons ln central- and southern Luzou provinces I COSTOI i'dlnF SL?gmSS: .Ibom the parS.od April J"5 to -tprJJ 201 L}JO, a total of 'il86r595.26 l.rorth of relief supplios uas aLl-oc:Lted for 1! prwlncosc 0f this artount F1r.7r 160.97 I.rorth of foodstuffs, cJ-oth!-ng and cJ-othlng raterlals uns al-r:ea{r d.istributed to evacuoeE j.n IsabeJ.a, Iagur}3 (hlanrinos), Batangas and floiJ.o City.
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trUNDSAITD$IOCK9I ReLlef funds avall-able as of Aor11 20 ls: F9r00o.00. Stocks on hand of fooilstuffs and cl.otblng ls enough to Lsst up to earlf parb of lfay, 3.95Or MISCEIIA}{E0IIS3 fhe anourt of f10r000.00 for tbe ral.ntebance of peace and oraler for tho proqince of CavLte has been recomrcndealfor releaso for apprwal- of Hls Exc€Ilebcy, the Presldsnt. REC01,!.180{DATI0I{: On AprAt U, I95O, a representation r,ras rnade to tho Budgot ConmlssLonfor an aLl-otment of ?900r@0.00 to be taken tlrou any availabLe gourc€ r It Ls recomended that thts anount be rel-eased as soon as pogsibLs to enabLe the PACSAto mBet the rdrch need.edsupplies for euorgency "elLef operationai
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T,SUNCION A. PEREZ Chafunan t
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NEPUBLIC OF TTIE PHITIPPINES Orrtcr or rHE PRESIDENT
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0nSociu[9meIiorstion €Iction@ommittet 389 Seu Bnrner,, Mer'rrr,n
Aprtl L4r 1950 MEMOP,.tr I{DIJMFor His nxceJ.Lency The Presi<Ient of the Phlllpplnos I.{ansionilouse, Bagulo City $rbJ ect:
Feriod Covered: bctent
n€port on ivacuatLon ActJ.vitie s
Up to April
apd PACSARe].ief
J./e11!50
of EVacuat1oE: Bocause of the extrerre flutdtty of ovacuees I movement, accurate up-to-date sufircy of evacuation 1g not posgib].e. Ilouever, up ',,o Aprl.]. 1d, lt 1s estinateil that the nunber of evasueeB has surpaesed the 5001000 !Erk.
&ieas Affected: A totaL of 20 provi.nces ancl 2 charteretl clties are no,r affeeted. These are Bataan, Batangas, BuJ.acan, Cagaya.n, Cavlte, Cel:u, I1o11"o, IsabeJa, Lagu.na, Letrrte, Mountain prornince, l&reva Ecija, Nueva Vl.zcaya, ParEpangg,Pangaolnan, ?arlac, Zanirales and Su1u, ana Sarr Pabl"o' Quezon, iizal, Cit'y aDd Lipa Ctty. Lategt
exodus in Paryanga,
Isabela
antl Cagayan.
?ACSARellef OoeratLong: During the last trlo woeks al.one, it i.s estlmated that a totaL of abou-u13;000 fa-iJ.i_os reprosentLng sorne 66100O porsotra vere exbended rellef assietance !y PACSAsociaL vorkers Ln the areas affectod. Relief operatlons a]'o handled and/or directed by fieLd soclal. workers assisted by locaL volunteer lrorkers. 45 12 social r^rorker*i bavo boen Loaned fron the ?RATRAanl are now undergoJ.ng orientatlon. They uiSJ be sent to the field next veek to ralnforce regular PACSAsteff. Cost o.f Relief $poLiest Fron Aprtl 3 to Aprl1 L/rr a total of approxinatoly F{O'OOO.OOworth of rel-lef supplie s waE sent for lmediate dLstrlhrtlon to thq, vantous evacuation area6. Out of this, about P5,OOO.OOwcilh uas in rice r
-2fhe balance of reHef flrncls available S41!g-egg-qlg3!g! .6pril 14 le ebout *l5rO00.0O.
as of
Stocks on hand or ayaLJ"sble are jr0OO sacks tines 56 kilos of ric6. Mongo, dried ftsh, canned goodsr.clothing and clothlqg nateri&1 enoughto last two (2) ueekc are la stock. Comq!$-,end Recwenilatlons On th€ basls of the data horeln reported, tt vtlL be obs€rveal tiat about J"Oper cent of tbe evacueoEhae b€en s€rl'ed up to April l,/r. Th.is repreoenio rougbly the proport!.on of aeed;r evaoreoo durlng t'be flrst fert ilaye of evacuatlon. As ilays go b6rr houever, the ev&cue€snrn out of their prlvate stockn, nore ard rcre of tben rdLI be needllng reLlef. It iii!" : a1-aoe4nctetl that as tln operatl.ons of the conbinsit ar@tl foraes gst ltrto fir1l aning, nee people $rLll b€ ill splacecL It is tbsrefore to be expected that dlenrds for reLlef asslgtanee rriLl proportlorat€ly :{se. f}rere Ls tbrs redl f,or uors firnds to moet the slfuratl.on.
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NOFONTS SHIFMENTOF SI]PFLXESIR,O,I PACSA 'IO PNOWNOES
Date of Issuo Aprlt 3
DeEtination of Shirsql_ Iseb6Le
Supplioa Shippe{ 8O rd<s Iilce 42? KlLos I'lcngo
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dOO kAlos Mongo
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Ir2? kllos Mongo Ioco s lJorte clo )Iios querl"do
Grey sheeting 20O 6r+ pcs SkipPer, boYs
90.0o 39.57
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Date of Is sue
Destinatiion of ShiElent
ApniJ" 11
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Value
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" 3rO?5.38 58r.56 1,146.m
6k6 Rloe
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