The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-10

mons, of instructions for priests and
could also help to strengthen In the
Leople the religion of Christ and
hatred for it's enemies. These tasks
are 30 important that they must not
be ignored under any circumstances.
Proposal Approved.
GENERAL KRIvOSHEIN-Is there
no one else who wishes to speak on
this point? Perhaps your excellency
may find 1t necessary to add something
to your report.
GENERAL KLIMOvITCH-I am
in agreement with the Views express
ed here about the organization OF an
agitation department. ] did not men
ton 1t in my report because i re-
garded agitation as part OF the &C.
tivities Of our committee ana ola
not think Of q separate agitation de-
partment. l considered that there
would be a group of workers closely
connected with the operative com
mission. But having listened here
to the authoritative Views, ] entirely
agree with the proposal to organize
an agitation department.
GENERAL KRIVOSHEIN. - AZ
there is no objection on the part OF
those present TO the principle of the
question. / am inclined to consider
the formation of special agitation
department as desirable. In order to
make our further work fruitful. i
propose that we choose at this SEES
sion the members of the commits
sions and departments mentioned In
the reports and the amendments. and
that these members shall now be en-
trusted with the elaboration Of fur
iher instructions and plans for each
department.
To Promote Spying"
oRLoV. - Before proceeding to
other questions. should like to
point out q certain detail which has
been omitted In his excellency's
project.
The project refers to tho neces-
sity Of centralixing the work Of the
COMMITTEES. but not q word Is men,
toned about the connection be-
tween the local centers and the
agents. Nor does tho project refer
to tho sending OF agents Of the
committee into the enemy's camp
or into the ranks of his army and
other institutions. And yet this
would be most important, for 1t
would help to demoralixs the enemy
and hasten his defeat.
as I understand your amendment.
1t deals with the work Of our
agencies. Such questions a. the
establishment Of connections and
the methods of demoralizing the
enemy are technical questions. We
were going to leave the discussion
Of these questions to the commits
sions and departments which will
in this instance be more competent
to discuss them. Therefore your
amendment does not alter my propo-
sition. and suppose that there
will be no objection to II.
Commissions Appointed.
Taking into consideration the par
ticipation of the gentlemen present,
l would suggest that this conference
appoint the following members of
commissions and departments:
The directing council-e, General
Klimovitch. Father Vostokov, Generals
Slaschev, and Lukomskl.
The operative commission-Genera
Slaschev and Orlov.
Information Decentralization
nd Baranov.
Agitation department-Father vosto-
kov, Generals Klimovitch. and Duraso-
witch.
OF course each department In to
have the right to enlist the necessary
number Of associates and agents.
L suppose that the conference has
no objection to this personnel of the
commission and departments. / con.
slider the work Of the session at an end.
The meeting is adjourned. The next
session will take place on February
rs. / ask that all commissions sub.
init their reports at the next meeting.
The original is signed by the prisi.
dent Of the conference, A. Krivosh elm.
Correct in accordance with the
original.
A. PETRUSEvITCH,