RISING COSTS IN RUSSIA
Reeeived W ednesdav, 7 p.m. LONDON, Kov. G. Tho Times' Moscow correspondent says tho speoding up and fullilmont of iho fivo-yoar roeonslructiou jilan dominatos appoals to tho Soviet people on the ove of ihe 29th anniversary of the revolution, mostlv addrossed to men and women workers in industry, on farms aud in the cultural field. Newspapers avo devoting whole xiages to a record of Ihe achievements' in reconstruction. Lactory workers are called on to pay special atlention to reducing production costs which have risen steexily in some enterprises during the reconversion process aud a Governinent announcement says that in f'uture factories achieving output sueeesses will qualify for bonuses only if production costs are kept down. Apjieals are also being made to workers in literature, the arts and cinema, to ereate works of lofty ideological content.
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Chronicle (Levin), 7 November 1946, Page 9
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