Moscow, Dec. 31, The newspapers have published the text of the report on the plain development of the national fcconomy of the USSR. in 1084, made by the Chairman of the Counelt People's. Commissaries, Mototoy, at the plenary session of the Cenival Executive Committee of the USSR, Summavising the results of deve= lopment in 1988, Molotov stated that the industrial ptoduetion in 1988 in-ceased by 9 per cent, as compared with the preceding year, while the cot heavy industries by 11} per emt, ie gross harvest of cereal estimated at $98,006,000 "cent exceeding by 200,000,000 centners that of 1082. Mf. Molotov emphasised that "the buraper harvest in 1983, exceeding the harvests of pretevolu: tionary"and_ revolutionary years, explained not only by favourable weather conditions, but by the conolidation of collective, farms, increased activity and discipline of the. collective" farms, and the Activities of the political sections (Politotdels). "In "1033. the budget yevennes exceeded the expenditures 8:200,000,000 roubles.
Plans for 1934
Speaking of the main items in the plan for 1934, M, Molotov that the output of indus increased by 21 per cer
quotas are given by the plan: pig-41988, "The following." producti 100,000 tons, steel—9,800,- -30,600,000 tons, conl—96,200,000 tons. The output of electric power will reach 19,000,000,- [000 kilowatt-hours, Twelve new blast-furnaces, 40 open hearth furnaces, 25. rolling mills and three blooming mills, will start operation in 1934.
A considerable vise in the efficiency of labour and the reduction of cost fof production in all branches of the national economy will save over 5,000,000,000 roubles, The plan for 1934 calls for a further increase in the yield of crops and the gross harvest of aly, and industrial plants, ticularly, cotton, flax, and sugar:
(0 new. machine and tractor stations will be organised in the course of the year. The total of tractors in operation will
Ps per cent, reaching Spe ial voted to attention the problem of eattlebreedin Budget Revenues 'The state budget revenues will increase from 39,070,000,000 roubles in 1983 to 48,610,000,000 in 1984; expenditures. from' 35,870,000,000 to '47,210,000,000 roubles. The ex: penditure for capital construction fare estimated at' more than 25 billions roubles, as against 18 millions in 1933," and as against, 60 Billions during the whole first Five Year plan. The capital construc. tion inthe railway system will increase by 63 per cent, as compared with 1938
The plan calls for considerable consolidation of the material basis of the railways, construction of new and re-equipment of old lines, increased supply of rolling-stock.
Further improvement of the material and cultural standard of ving of masses is amply provided for by' the plan.
The increase in the production of general commodities by state anc handicraft industries is estimated at 18 per cent, the production of heavy industry will grow by 42 per cent, ight industries and food industry—by 22 per cent. for Farmers M. Molotov further noted the widéspead movement of the collective farmers towards cultural and w to-do life, and pointed out that the prerequisites for the attainment of this have been already created, The level of living of workers is steadily ising," and the plan for 1034 provides a further rise in real wages through reduction of prices for industrial goods, and "foodstuffs.
Almost two things of the urban population will be served by public nutrition enterprises.
Considerable development of muni cipal construction is outlined in the plan." Cultural "expenses will amount - to. 18,700,000,000 roubles, and 1034 will be a year of extensive growth: of mass education, training techni and other experts, in: crease in the network of theatres, colleges and high schools, Concluding his report, M. Molotov dwelt on the international' position of the U.S.S.R., an account of which has already been given—Tass.
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