The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-13
News from the u. S. S. r

,of roubles per year. In May the con-;
struction Of an electric station has
begun, which, when it is finished, will
provide electricity for the entire Groz-
neft enterprise.
The number of permanent workers
during the half year has increased to
14,174, an increase of APO. Five |
hundred and twenty-five Chechentsi
"a native tribe) have been drawn into
the process of production.
Big building operations are being
carried on for the erection of dwell
ings to accommodate over 1000 peo-
pie.
The orders placed with the British
firm of Vickers for plant for the new
works and industry to the amount Of
four and one half million roubles, will
probably be transferred to America
and other countries. However, deliv-
cry Of Naptha products to Great Brit
ain on the strength of previous con-
tracts continues and will be continued.
Coal in the DOnetz Basin.
In the Don coal-mines 93,200,000
pools (pood equals SO lbs. aveirdu-
poid) of coal and anthracite were
produced in May, an increase Of 6
million pools compared with the
April production. Average daily pro-
duction in May amounted to 100000
pools against 100000 pools in
April
Five Years Plan of the Development
of the Moscow Industry.
The above plan provides for an ex-
penditure of 306,000,O00 rubles for
reconstruction and new construction.
1t is proposed to spend 100,000,OOO
rubles for the construction of new
factories and works, 164, 100000
rubles for the reconstruction of en-
terprises, 100000 rubles for office
repairs, etc.
The plan provides for the construc-
ton of Al enterprises in the course
of years.
In the textile industry it is proposed
to build up during the next three
years, three weaving mills for 3,7O0
looms, several spinning mills with al
together $4,000 spindles, 2 wool spin
ming mills for $4,000 spindles and one
wool cleaning mill for $4,000 spindles.
In the metal industry it is proposed
to build works for the manufacture
of textile machinery which will re-
quire 1850 workers, and cost 7,000,-
0O0 rubles, a tool factory for 618
workers, which will cost 5000 rubles,
an electrical appliances factory for
$50 workers, a bicycle factory for
235 workers and works for the pro-
duction of equipment for transport
within factories, to employ $50 work
ers.
In the basic chemical industry it is
proposed to build orc oxygen works
to employ 100 workers and l supe~
phosphate works for $50 workers,
In regard, to the chemical fat u
dustry, it is proposed to build Z
works: soap boiling, margarine, h"
drogenisation works, a scent factor
one glue factory, and finally, heat
power station for row soap-boiling
and bone-dressing works.
New Factories in the Dneprstroi
District.
The rresdium Of the Supreme
Economic Council Of the U. s. S. r.
decided to provide for the planning of
sohre factories to be built in the
Dnieprstroi district The administra-
ton of the Dnieprstroi will have to
submit detailed plan by January 1st.
1928. on the economic possibilities Of
the Dnicprstroi as a whole.
The prcsidium Of the Economic
Council also arrroved 0f the decision
of the administration OF the Dnieprs-
troi that siuico be constructed to
permit river navigation and the plan
to build two-staried railway bridges
each with double tracks The admin
istration Of the Dnieprstroi was in
structed to work out the problem Of
constructing two dams and hydro
stations in the lower Dniepr and to
establish a sea route from the above
the Dniepr, etc.
1t has been decided to set up in
connection with the Industrial Econ
omic Management of the Supreme
Economic Council of the u. s. S. r.,
a special commission to deal with the
problem of the Dnieprstroi as a COM