Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1931, Page 24

SOVIET PRODUCTION OF TRACTORS LAGS Stalingrad Plant Beset by Many Difficulties, Re- ' port Shows. BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. (Copright, 1931, by the Chicago Daily News relgn Service.) MOSCOW April 3.—The immense new tractor factory at Stalingrad, one| of the first big plants to get into op- eration under the Soviet five-year plan, is experiencing difficulties, according to reports in an official newspaper. in March it finished 648 tractors, only one-third of what was planned. The total for the first three months this year was 1,880 tractors instead of the 4,260 for which the program calls, Loss on Each Tractor. | In addition, the reports say, it costs| ctory 2,800 rubles (about $1 ,400) | n out a tractor which sells to a | collective farm for 1800 rubles. The | farms also complain that even at that price the tractors are not a bargain, quickly getting out of service, while the factory itself reports that the long- est test any of its motors is able to run before collapsing is 300 hours. During_the same quarter the plant 780 motors instead of 2,260. ugh the program requirements of tractors this year for this fac- ike those for most Russian proj- re beyond conservative possibil- | ities, the falling down in present pro- jon is due &o neglect of ordinary ssities_in factory production and | of skilled workers in the industry. | Much of Output Defective. Much of the factory's output was defective and went to the scrap piles, e waste cast iron parts due to sness and inefficiency reached as | high as 80 per cent of what was pro- duced. “Though the plant is equipped with the latest American machinery, the workers are insufficiently Lrn,ln(‘(l and | cent are inexperienced,” says | “Among the young people, , _one-third school this year and a half last year. ng the quarter so many lathes and r machinery were broken that 122,- | 500 working hours were lost.” GOTHAM PROBE COST PLACED AT $500,000/ Legislative Committee Will Hire | : 40 Lawyers—Untermeyer to Aid Walker. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 3—The Times today said leading Republican mem- | bers of the Legislature estimated the | impending legislative investigation of | New York City would cost $500,000. | The Legislature appropriated half that | amount. | Employment of 40 lawyers, in ad tion to a clerical force, to assist Sam.: uel Seabury, who will be counsel for the legislative committee, was forecast. Samuel Untermeyer, who is counsel for District Attorney Thomas C. | Crain in the investigation of that offi-' cial's conduct in office, will assist Mayor ‘Walker to prepare an answer to the charges filed against him by the City Affairs Committee. Former Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Cohalan will collaborate on the answer. ‘The Times said writing of the answer would begin immediately on the mayor’s | return Sunday and that the reply‘ would not only deny the charges | inefficlency and negligence, but woulu cite the accomplishments of the city administration. $244,543 PAID TO CHEST March Collections Bring Figure to 47 Per Cent of Total. With a total of $244,543.41 received in March on Community Chest pledges, largest in the history of the chest, 47 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 38, 1931.' BOTH SIDES OF 7™MAT KST. “TH per cent of the amount pledged in the | 1931 campaign has been paid, 1t was cusclosed yesterday. Increased ccllections are due to in- creased facllities of the auditing de- partment through a system recently ed by accounting experts, accord- to Elwood Street, director of the t. Large amounts have been re- celved through banks this year, a method which is seemingly popular, the director said. eviesilieh it DIVA HAS OPERATION Mme. Florence Easton Stricken| ‘With Appendicitis. NEW YORK, April 3.—Mme. Plor-| ence Easton, operatic singer and former member of the Metropolitan Opeu| Company, underwent an emergency pendicitis operation last night at a hos- pital. Her condition after the opera- tion was described as good. | Since leaving the Metropolitan com- ny two years ago Mme. Easton has en appearing in recitals. She has been separated from her husband, Francls MacLen: tenor. | The “of Miss Ruth 3 , s an_assistant at- e State of New ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th and Indiana Ave., N.W. LOANS ON IMPROVED DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE SECURITY 66th Series of Stock Now Open For Subscription James F. Shea Secretary James E, Connelly President ~. ) Bottled Health! 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