The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-01


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Will have increased over eight times,
tractors, three hundred and thirty
per cent and locomotives three hun
dred and fifty per cent, Railroad cars
will be increased almost six times as
compared with the last plan. Electric
power is to be increased threefold
reaching thirty eight billion kilowatt
hours in 1897.
Output of Goods Up 269 Per Cent
The output of coal will increase two
and half times, reaching over $50
million tons in 1897. Oil output is to
reach forty million tons which will
more than double 1882.
The consumption of goods in 1887,
81, 300,000,000 rubles, is 269 per cent
the production Of 1882. Simultane-
ously the plan provides much great
er variety Of higher quality goods in
all economic branches as well as
big reduction in production costs. It
provides for increased agricultural
output of from 13,100,000,000 at the
end of the first F'ive-Year Plan to
&c, 600,000,000 rubleS towards the end
of 1897. Collectivization at the end of
the second plan and also technical
reconstruction of agriculture will be
completed.
The number of machine tractor
stations will increase from 2,466 in
1882 to 5000 in 1887. Tractor horse
power will increase from 1926, 600
horse power in 1882 to 100000 in
1897. Combines will be increased to
100000, etc.
To Double Transportation
The transportation of goods will
more than double by 1887 compared
to 1882. Five thousand kilometres of
railway will be electrified. Ten thou
sand kilometres of rail lines are to be
double-tracked and tremendous tech
nical reconstruction of railway trans
port is included in the plan. There
will be a big increase in the number
of locomotives and cars.
Nine thousand kilometres Of new
railway lines are to be laid and enor-
nous canal constructions. The White
Sea Baltic Canal is to be fully COM
pleted and will be 227 kilometres long.
The Moscow Volga Canal, which will
be- 127 kilometres long, is also to be
completed. The Volga-Don is to be
100 kilometres long.
Air Routes From $4,000 to es,800
Kilometres
Air routes are to be increased from
$4,000 kilometres to $4,000 kilometres
in 1897.
A tremendous program for raising
the technique and training of special
lists, engineers, etc.--5, 900 600 to be in
specialized schools, institutions - is
included.
$500, 100000 roubles will be invested
in industry, against 25,O00,00O000 in
the first plan; in agriculture $780,
100000, against 7oo,0o0,0O0 in the first
plan; transport 26,300 900 900, against
5000, 0o0,0 900 in the first plan. The
cost OF new and reconstructed plants
in the second plan will reach 132.000,-
000,000 roubles against $500 1000, 600
in the first plan.
New Gigantic Plants
Inc second plan Will see the COM
pletion Of the gigantic new plants,
including the heavy machine plants
in the Urals and still bigger Kramator
and Lugansk locomotive works and
car-building works in the Urals. II
includes the extension of automobile
factories at Cork, Moscow, Yaroslav.
The plan calls for the construction
OF the Stalingrad auto factory with
an annual capacity of 100,012 motor
trucks. The Samara auto factory will
be constructed.
Electrification Of 70 new district
stations which will open among them
a series whose power will exceed 20o,-
Ga0 kilowatts, is planned.
In coal mining, 1T8 pits are being
built with q capacity of $4,000, 900
tons Scores of new oil cracking