English Translation

-2- Sh 1. The ratio of the population to the collection of waste materials. When the collection is carried out, it has been shown that significant amounts of waste and waste materials are removed from the collection. This phenomenon is primarily due to a lack of understanding of the old material constitution and passive resistance that some of the Czech population has to face.The Czech population's attitude has not changed, even after extensive advertising for the old materials registration. /: Appendix 5 :/ The indifference with which the Czech population opposes the collection of waste materials is most evident from the results of the school collection. /:Appendix 4:/ No less than the indifference shown by the Czech population to the collection of waste material, is the incompatibility of the local authority of the national community /: Národni souručenstvi :/ as is apparent from the complaint of the municipal authority of Kumrowitz, which is included in the annex. It has been shown time and again that the national community has rejected any, even the least, co-responsibility in the implementation of the inventory and has tried to limit its cooperation to the slightest extent; as it has not allowed its members to take part in the collection during the whole period of time, although it has been called upon to do so on several occasions by the local office. 2./ Advertising for the recording of waste material Closely linked to the question discussed above is advertising for the collection of waste materials. The local office, through the Brno branch of the Czech Press Office, asked all Brno newspapers to participate in the advertising for the recording of waste materials, according to the guidelines to be issued by the local office./:Appendix 5:/ The Czech press has partially complied with this request. The moravské noviny and moravské orlice, however, published almost nothing in this respect, despite multiple originals and demands. The radio management, at the invitation of the local ante, produced several lectures and reports on the old material. In addition to the advertising by the press and radio, it was sought to influence the school youth through the teachers.