The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-11

ton. etc"
e.. AT the end of 1927" states FyedoseR.
81 had O conversation with Engineer ,Chren-
ik0v on the same subject and he pointed
out that the work of preparation was not
being carried on rapidly enough. that none
of the expected symptoms of discomfort were
observable, and that the Trade and Indus
trial Committee requested mere .energetic1
work. since the intervention was possible ia
193l-S2 or even earlier, in l93o-&. The or
ders of the Trade and Industrial ,Comraittee'
were passed on to Ranzin. who at that time
had lust returned from abroad.
81 informed the leading group of the tex
tile industry: Kupriyanoy. KirpOtenke Der
Shawn and Nolde"" of this communication q
In this manner the reactionary forces OF.
the engineers, intent on sabotage, assumed
more and more concrete FORM and censoli-.
dated their contact with the organization
of the Russian bourgeois industriaists
abroad. in proportion as the work OF social.
list construction became increasingly success :.
full in the Soviet Union. The scattered and
isolated connections among the different
branches of industry were replaced by the.
organized united front of the former capital
lists and technical experts of the industries
of the Union. The final consolidation, shap-
ing. and detailed organization of this front
was the object of the joint work in 1923 for
the preparation of the Intervention.
The Final Consolidation of the Organize
tionaI Connections Between the SabOtagers
and the Trade and industrial Committee
and the Regulation Of the Joint Werk.
Tn, OH +y1O of I,a of
the Central Committee of the Industrial
Party. Ramzn and Larichev, entered into
communication with P. P, Ryabuchinsky, and
organized a joint conference with the lead
ing centre of the Trade and Industrial Com
mittee Those taking part in this conference.
which took place in Paris. were:
1.-THE president of the Trade and Indus
trial Committee. Denisoy P. P, Ryabuchin-
sky, Nobel Gusakoy. Starinkevitch. Metcher
sky, Laritchey and l. Ramzin." Statement
made by Ramzn on September q, 1892
Without disclosing in his statements the
whole contents of this important conference.
Ran,zin declared:
g. After Laritchev and l had given our
reports on the general situation, we dis
cussed in detail the growing activities of the
Industrial Party. and its increased influence
over the masses of the engineers, but EN-
phasized at the same time the dangers of
the work, now so @~natly enhanced, as eVid-
enced by the arrest of a number of mem
bers of the industrial Party Laritchey de-
scfibed the situation in the Oil industry in
somewhat greater detail The representative
of the Trade and Industrial Committee ap
proved in general the direction and tempo
of the work of the industrial Party and
pointed out that now our main efforts should
be directed towards maintaining the leading
nucleus, the work being continued the while
as far as possible In accordance with the
earlier directives, the tactics to be altered
as required by the conditions of the moment
At the same time the members of the Trade
and industrial Committee informed us that
they had already achieved considerable sue
cess with the French and English govern
ments that France would probably take
over the general leadership of the interyen
ton, that Poland and Rumania with the
aid of the Baltic States, would take over
the military operations and that we must.
adjust ourselves to expecting the intervention
in 1880. or at latest in 1881.
Further, the financial questions were reg
ulated The sum of one million. in round
figures, yearly was agreed upon. This was to
be drought by - to Lartchev at his house.
or in his absence to me-
I'm the evening there was 4 meeting of an
unofficial character attended by Laritchev,.
myself, and the members of the Trade and
Industrial Committee in the private room
of q restaurant on one Of the large beule-.
wards"