The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-09

/ aIUer snort encounter WlUn The FeC
Army, fled.
terventlon' time, the industrial
party" organized increasingly
wreckers' acts in the war industry
and branches of industry most i'm
portant for war, organized groups
The members of this party have
to commit such acts as well.
The members of this party" have
Eznisused the influential positions
ticularly in the government plan
they held in Soviet industry, par
ming organs, for weakening indus
try, Gripping the offensive power
of the frontier territory, preparing
the territory and bases for foreign
interventionists.
Complying with the orders of the
leading French circles of the Gin
dustrial party" they furnished ex-
tensive spy reports, making it easier
for the preparation of Intervention.
In the measure of the approaching
date for intervention, the industrial
party" increased it's efforts to estab-
fish reasonable organization in the
Red Army. Three counter-revolu-
tionary forces combined in the
wreckers' plan: capitalist and mill
tary circles in France, counter-rev-
dictionary organizations Of white
guard emigres (Torgprom), and the
industrial party"
The court established irrefutably
the leading role of the French in
preparing intervention. The court
established that the aim of inter-
vention was the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
the Soviet Union, annexation of
Soviet territories by the participants
in the Intervention, Selling of econ
omic and financial values by the in
terventionists, and the restoration
Of the exploitation of toiling the
masses by the imperialists of Eu-
rope. Foreign preparers for inter
vention were themselves forced to
postpone the time for attack be-
cause of insufficient preparation,
particularly because the Soviet
Union gained steadily in strength,
industry and agriculture poisoning
in spite of the attempted distur-
bance and because the Chinese East
ern Railway provocation demon
strated unquestionably the power of
the Red Army. Based on the above
facts, the court pronounces the fol-
lowing sentence:
Kuprianov, a member of the Gin
dustrial party" for receiving and
carrying out instructions OF the
Central Committee for painful
wreckers work in the textile indus
try, receiving and distributing
money, receiving instructions and
beginning organization of groups Of
white guard officers for state trea-
son and espionage, is sentenced to
10 years Imprisonment, with Sc
we're isolation and confiscation OF
property. Sitnin, member of the
industrial party" for keeping Sc
cret the counter-revolutionary
wreckers' work known to him, carry
ing out instructions of the Central
Committee in the textile industry,
and for connection with white guord
omigres, is sentenced to 10 years
Imprisonment, with severe isolation
confiscation of property; Ochkin, a
member OF the industrial party"
FOR maintaining connection with the
French agents and membership in
the wreckers' group in the Thermo-
Technical Institute, is sentenced to
Ten years Imprisonment with strict
isolation and deprivation of civic
tights for five years.
Fyedotov Qeader of wreckers
work in the textile industry since
1925, later member Of Central Com
mittee of industrial party, for ac-
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Of the entire activity of the indus
trial party, and particularly for
preparing plans of wreckers' work
in textile branches important for
war, for espionage work, for prepar-
ing plans for retarding and Grip
ping the entire textile industry and
for the reception and transmission
of money, sentenced to the highest
measure Of social defense: death by
shooting.
Charn9ysl.y (memfer of the con
rel co~'m't.ao o. the Industrial
party, for leadership of the wreck.
ers work in the metal industry, for
the purpose of the creation of dis
proportion and tieing up of capital,
for preparing plans for sabotage
acts in the metal industry impor-