The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-03

COIIl6IS VI LlG M dIS
acknowledgements plan Of the Soviet
for 1885, the third year Of the Sec
ond Five-Yesr Plan.
Heavy industry in the u S. S. R.
should show a growth in produc-
ton of 19 per cent, according to
the preliminary figures published by
the newspapers today The metal
lurgical plants in 1885 must produce
12.500,o0O tons of iron. 118O0,0OO
tons of steel, and 8,65O,OOO tons Of
rolled iron.
The mining industry will produce
27,500009 tons of iron ore. The
cosl-fields Of the Soviet Union must
give the country 112.200,O0O tons of
coal. of which the Donbas will give
100000 tons, compared with So
100000 in 1884.
The oil output will be 28.400,000
tons. including 22.000,0 1000 tons from
the Baku oil fields, as compared
with 10000 900 in 1884. Electric
power stations in the Soviet Union
in 1885 will produce $4,000 900, 900
kilowatt hours Of electric energy.
The non-ferrous metal plants must
produce 1000 tons of copper and
$4,000 tons Of aluminium.
$1,000 Tractors Planned
The automobile and tractor plants
In 1885 will give not less than $4,000
automobiles and $1,000 tractors of
100000 horsepower. The agricul-
tural machinery plants will produce
10000 combines. not counting other
agricultural machines Railway ma
chine construction shops will make
1A50 locomotives. mainly powerful
ones. The mschine-too factories
should produce $4,000 metal turning
lathes.
The chemical factories in 1885 will
manufacture 100000 tons Of phos-
phate fertilizers and 1.300,0 tons
Of raw potash. The building indus
try should produce 2B,0O0000 barrels
(4.A00,0oO tons) of cement.
The year 1895 will be year OF
further capital construction. Five
nsw blast furnaces. 81 open hearth
steel furnaces, and 19 rolling mills
will be finished and put into opera
ticr. Eight electric furnaces will
be built in the steel industry. Six
new coking batteries will start work
In the Donbas II new mines will
stFrt production, including some
enormous mines whose capacity will
be 100000 tons annually each. In
Ku5netsk. Siberia. tsn new mines
will start, including one with a
capacitv Of 100000 tons, In the
Moscow coal-heIds seven new mines
will start In the Kizal coal fields
IN the Ursls three new mines win
start Work on the Tvkerchelli coal
mines in Georgia is being conpleted
Their sspacity by 1885 will be 1000
5000 tons.
New Potash Mine
Construction work is being extern
sivslv conducted on the second
potash mine at Soliksmsk. At SorE
there is being pushed ahead a new
synthetic rubber factory. at Erivar
Armenia and at Kszsn CTats1
Republic) new synthetic rubber
plants will start to work.
Work has started on the construc-
ton of big otedrine factory al
Moscow, Otedrine was recently dis
covered in the Soviet Union and Is
q medicine considerably superior tc
quinine in its properties. In 1895
the construction and reconstruction
Of a number of copper mines anc
factories will be completed in the
Urals. Construction work is beina
conducted widely in locomotive anc
railway car plants. In 1885 they
should more than double the out
put Of cars compared to last year.
The Cork automobile plant viii
continue its capital construction II
1885 with the sum of 100 900 ,OO(
rubles. This investment will make
It possible to increase the capaciGy
Of the plant to 1oo,O 900 machines by
the end Of 1895. At the Moscow
automobile factory a number Of new
shops will be built, equipped and b4
partly put in operation in 1885. The
construction Of a motor factory al
Ufa tBashkiria) is being pushed
ahead. A earburstor factory viii
come into operation in 1885 at Sa-
mara on the Volga.
Machine Manufacture Grows
Nineteen thirtv-five will a veal
Of further growth in Soviet lathe
manufacture. A new Kharkov fac
tory producing radial drills anc
polishing lsthes will start work. Ir
Khsrkov factory for cutting tools
is also being built In Saratov worl;
IS starting on the construction If ?
factory for milling machines. Work
continues on the construction of 2
new machine building plant at Kiel
tUkraine).
Construction work in the oil dis
tilling industry will he widely de-
vslopsd in 1885. In 1885 the con-
struction Of the enormous oil linz
from the Caspian Sea to Orsk will
be completelv finished. The build
ing work on the new cracking plants
at Saretov. Khaharovsk. Orsk. Groz-
nj and Baku is being completed.
The year 1885 will be a wear
new decisive step toward comoistion
OF q thorough technical reconstruc-
ton Of the entire national economy,
towards the construction of a So
cialist socicty