URBAN PLANNING ISSUES IN POLAND: Report from the First Conference of the Association of Polish Urban Planners, Kraków–Katowice, Oct. 2, 3, 4, 1930; Warsaw, 1931.

The monthly magazine "Dom-Osiedle-Mieszkanie," Warsaw, 1931, p. 94, dimensions 19 x 24.5 cm, bookbinder’s cover, with a publisher’s brochure-style cover pasted over the front; articles illustrated with photographs and plans; a small, illegible signature in the upper corner of the cover; minor soiling on the original cover.

Contains: Tadeusz Tołwiński, “Modern Goals and Main Guidelines for Urban Planning in the Present Era”; Teoder Toeplitz, “Urban Land Policy”; Józef Janowski, “Urban Expansion in Relation to the Housing Problem”; Antoni Karczewski, “Protection of Architectural and Natural Monuments”; Stanisław Rożański, “Regional Plans and General Plans for Large Cities”; Zygmunt Rudolf, “Urban Hygiene”; Ignacy Drexler, The Transportation Network of a Modern City; Eugenjusz Zaczyński, Recreational and Sports Areas in City Expansion Plans; Tadeusz Michejda, The Use of Excavated Areas for Construction Purposes (Utilization of Mining Areas); Lucjan Sikorski, Katowice and the Upper Silesian Industrial District; Mieczysław Laubitz, The Dąbrowa Basin: A Planning Issue; Proceedings of the First Conference of Polish Urban Planners; Program, list of participants.