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

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Of corresponding centres for these branches,
establishing contact with below, that is, with
the lower and peripheral nuclei.
Thanks to this system Of organization, the
members of the various chain sub-organiza-
tons did not know each other, and even
the heads and the lower members of one
and the same chain organization were
not in immediate contact with one another.
This system of chain connections guar
anteed minimum of exposure for the or
ganization being discovered.
".. Judging from my impressions, the gen
eral extent of the Moscow organization, di-
rectly connected with the Centre, can be
estimated at forty to fifty men, and the total
number of the members of the organizations
directly connected with the Centre at four to
five hundred men. The total number of
participants in this organization including
the lower functionaries, was about 1000"
Statement made 21st September
According to Ramzins statement, besides
the accused already mentioned, the follow
ing persons held the leading positions in the
above mentioned head organizations of
this chain in the various branches of indus
try.
Goal mining-T. l. Fedorovitch engineer
Skorutto, Nasinov, and A. D. volkoviteh.
"Oi1 industry-Professo I. N. Strishov,
engineer Pokrovsky Estate Planning Commits
sion of the Soviet Union), and engineer N
N. Smirnow Peoples Supreme Economic
Council of the SUD
Metal industry Grzimailo, Byelonosfakin,
Yulamov, Kaufman, Neumeier, engineer p
M. Kutsky, engineer r. j. Gartvan, List, Lip
hardt, and Podlakonov.
Textile industry Kuprianov Lebedyey,
Lopatin, Nolde.
Chemical industry-Engineer w. p Kra-
vetz (Supreme Economic Council of SUD, and
engineer W. N. Kamsolkin, Professor L S.
Schwedov Professor Shpitalsky, Lotavsky,
Lebedkin, Buglakov
"Peat-eutting-w N Valyashinkov Kir-
ritchnikov.
Wood industry-W P. Maier and Kviat-i
kovsky.
Cement industry-M M Porossov and A.
I. Stavrosky
Electric industry-W. T. UgrimoV
Economic Group-Guryevitch Byeloser-
kovsky, Sokolovsky (Supreme Econ Council
of SUD.
Fuel Supplies Proschvitch and Pokrov-
sky (Supreme Econ. Council SUD, zwanziger,
S. N. Ukrainzev- Zelibyel
General survey Of the industrial plan as
a whole and of the smaller branches of in
dustry-Profesor L A. Kalinnikov
Power service-M. L. Kamenetzky. N. N
Vachkov, Professor A. A. Gorev, Engineer
Kukel-Krayevsky, N. I. Osadchin, Suschkin.
"Leningrad group-Professor NJ. w. Kir-
pitschev, A. A. Fomin, W. NJ Schregel.
Moscow Power Works - KirpitchnikoV,
Yapovitsky, Kryloy, SaVelyeV, myself.
Power service for the war industry E.
E. YevreinoV and Engineer w. N Domon-
tovitch Cheat technics instituted.
Power service for transport-A. K Besya-
dovsky and N. F. Lavrov
Commission for traffic serviee-Meck. /.
N. BorisoV, 2. p Krassovslsy, p. S. Yanusch-
evsky, NJ. e. Pravosudovitch, A. F. velitschke,
ChuStov.
Trade Union of Engineers and Technical
Workers.. d. Schein.
Association of the Engineers of the S. u.
and the Polytechnical Society-N. N. Ivov,
A. A. Schadrin y.
ave may draw the general conclusion"
concludes Ranlzin, 'that with the exception
Of agriculture almost every section Of the
State Planning Commission of the S. o., and
all the directive bodies of the Peoples Sup
rene Ec0nemic Council sf the s. U. have
boen inf1ucnccd by the Centre"
Agriculture was Included in the counter
revolutionary conspiracy by the Kondratyey
group.
NaEnzan does not stxte the composition of
tAe centres az the ost1livtng organisations, rs
this b known only 10 -the nansnbzs az the
henyeh ceptre tc the exterf to Uaairhp fasey